0 present participle of converse --
1 to have a conversation with someone: --
The sound result is constantly negotiated by several authorial activities, the contributions of which are closely overlapping and conversing with each other.
This give and take of control is a fundamental part of conversing.
If talkers were able to suppress or significantly modify the emotionality of speech, there would be little point in conversing.
A male caretaker does not usually use khâ when conversing with a young girl.
Thus, it appears that the two groups were equally interested in conversing about psychological states.
Furthermore, specific activities within a culture frequently give rise not only to certain styles of conversing but to exchanges that are quite severely codified.
Change the spelling, copying and translating habit to that of listening, speaking and conversing.
We often recognize the relationship between conversing foreigners and the general intent of their communication, even though we may not understand their language.
