Übersetzung für "Schnell reden" in Englisch

I was afraid it would all sink into... everyone talking at once, very fast...

Let me talk to André quick.

She can talk fast enough and it's nothing in her favour.

I need to talk to you about something really quick.

I've met people like this, Bonnie. They're fast-talking, they're charismatic, they're manipulators.

I just wanted to talk really quickly about the... (quietly): uh... the baby.

Listen to me. I must speak fast.

We need to talk to him as soon as possible.

She's ready to shoot me so I've got to talk fast.

Look, I need to get changed, can we talk on the way?

I have to talk fast before he comes back.

Look, I gotta talk fast before the doc comes out.

Quick, talk to me, my man.

Should I hurry up and talk fast before you move out again?

I know how fast they talk.

You talk really fast, did you know?

And you can recognize him quickly as he is wearing glasses.........

Let’s quickly talk about how you can write in a concise manner.

And then the two were talking in rapid Spanish.

Let's go through them quickly:

And you can tell him quickly as he is wearing glasses.

No, doug, I just got to talk to you outside real quick, all right?

Mrs Patrão Neves, can I just say that when you take the floor, you seem to speak for longer than your time and you speak very fast, which has been slightly difficult for the interpreters.

I wish him much strength, because although this is a rather important discussion, and this House, as we also know, takes a degree of pleasure in it happening, in the Council, though, a proposal such as this will probably quickly be vetoed out by one of the Member States in a flat refusal to talk about taxation at European level.

It teaches you focus; you have to talk fast or say less, because you will always get cut off.

There, due to his speeches, he soon was counted among the most distinguished opposition politicians and counted among his friends various other well-known deputies, such as for example the popular Mannheim lawyer Friedrich Hecker (elected in 1842 to the Second Chamber), with whom he was to come to fundamental political disagreements with later, however.