Talkee Talkee

Pronunciation: /ˈtɔːki ˈtɔːki/

Definitions of talkee talkee

noun a colloquial term for a conversation or discussion

Example Sentences

A1 I heard some talkee talkee coming from the next room.

A2 The children were playing with their talkee talkee toy.

B1 The talkee talkee at the office was distracting me from my work.

B2 I couldn't hear the important information over all the talkee talkee in the background.

C1 The constant talkee talkee at the meeting was making it difficult to focus.

C2 I prefer to avoid social gatherings with too much talkee talkee.

Examples of talkee talkee in a Sentence

formal During the meeting, participants were encouraged to engage in talkee talkee to facilitate communication.

informal Let's have a little talkee talkee over coffee and discuss our plans for the weekend.

slang I heard some juicy gossip while having a quick talkee talkee with my friends.

figurative The birds outside my window seem to be having a little talkee talkee of their own this morning.

Grammatical Forms of talkee talkee

• past tense: talkee talkeed
• plural: talkee talkees
• comparative: more talkee talkee
• superlative: most talkee talkee
• present tense: talkee talkees
• future tense: will talkee talkee
• perfect tense: have talkee talkee
• continuous tense: is talkee talkee
• singular: talkee talkee
• positive degree: very talkee talkee
• infinitive: to talkee talkee
• gerund: talkee talkeeing
• participle: talkee talkeeing

Origin and Evolution of talkee talkee

First Known Use: 1890 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'talkee talkee' is believed to have originated from the English language as a playful or colloquial way of referring to communication or conversation.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'talkee talkee' has come to be associated with informal or casual conversation, often used in a lighthearted or humorous context.