To have something worth saying when you do talk.

He can't speak! Never could in my presence.

Have to come in sometime. Have to talk...

(all talk at once)

Take off your cap when talking to me! Yes, sir.

You were right when you said it then.

You might even I earn something.

She doesn't speak.

Sometimes you sound pretty sharp

I have a penetrating voice!

When I tell you to talk, then do it... in whispers.

It's about time one of you lunkheads said it.

When you talk to me, Hail Hynkel !

When you see her, put in a word for me, huh?

She talked more than if she'd been sober.

That's because of the language of guns.

Why didn't you tell me that when I questioned you? You lied to me, sir.

Talk takes time.

When did you begin to tell the truth?

And you asked who was speaking?

I have no more time to talk with you.

And this is what I said.

Brian actually said this in 1995.

You always did talk your head off all the time you were dancing.

You certainly took your time deciding to talk to me.

Brandon made a crack when I got here.

You're mad. On a night like this?

Talk only when asked. Yes, Sergeant.

When you speak, I wonder whether you lie or tell the truth.

Smart enough to know when to sell and when to sit tight.

They kept telling us, Tell the truth! as they beat us.

Well, I like to talk to someone when I'm walking.

And I didn't understand why, in one hand they say, Speak the truth, in the other hand, when you say the truth, they hated you.

Look at me when I talk to you!

And afterwards, he didn't say a word.

It may be hours before he can speak.

When we're in the plane, we can't talk.

Germaine, when I talk to Dedée, don't butt in.

You can speak to me at any time.

You have to press it down while you're speaking.

Can't you pay attention when I'm talking?

Well, sir, they do say that when there's nothing to say, all you can say...

It wasn't anything he said, but his manners seemed queer,

You must not speak with your mouth full.

The party host had a Portuguese accent.