Like the subject says…what are some words or phrases in other languages that correspond with the English words/phrases “jabberjaws,” “blatherskite,” “running on at the mouth,” etc.?
(I will not be using these to mock anyone or anything. Just a friendly little joke between a friend and I.)
German: Schwätzer m, Schwätzerin f, Vielschwätzer m, Vielschwätzerin f, Plappermaul n, Quasselstrippe f
In Hindi, we use “badbadiya”, pronounced bud-bud-ya.
Also, “bakbaki”, pronounced buck-buckee.
Italian:
Chiaccherone (pronounced kia-ke-roh-neh), means talks a lot.
French:
moulin a paroles or babillard(e) for chatterbox.
Loquat: The Speaker of Tongues.
gar chi huac huac
Yiddish: Yenta.
In Mandarin: 多嘴 (duo1 zui3) - literally, “many mouthed”.
Russian: трепач “trepach” or болтун “boltoon”
Hebrew: Patp’tan or Barb’ran – both supposedly onomatopeic (i.e., with no “meaning” of their own, basicly imitating the sound of… making sounds, I guess)