charlar

/t͡ʃaɾˈlaɾ/, [t͡ʃaɾˈlaɾ]

chat

Verb charlar (first-person singular present charlo, first-person singular preterite charlé, past participle charlado)

Examples

Nos gusta charlar.

We enjoy talking.

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Necesitamos charlar pronto.

We need to chat soon.

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Él solía venir aquí a charlar los domingos.

He used to come here for a talk on Sundays.

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Estoy aquí, ¿quieres charlar?

I'm here. Do you want to chat?

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Compáralo con otras actividades divertidas: ir al cine, leer libros, dar paseos, charlar con los amigos, etc.

Compare it to other enjoyable activities: going to the cinema, reading books, going for walks, chatting to friends etc.

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Tienes que venir y charlar con nosotros.

You must come and have a chat with us.

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Pensé que podríamos charlar.

I thought we could talk.

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En la oscuridad, ella le pudo oír a él y a sus invitados charlar y reír.

In the darkness, she could hear him and his guests chatting and laughing.

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Me gustaría charlar contigo por e-mail.

I would like to chat with you by e-mail.

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Espero que podamos charlar pronto.

I hope we chat soon.

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