"I converse."

Translation: 저는 대화합니다.

[JeffK3]

What is the difference between 대화하다 and 이야기하다?

[wintertriangles]

The same difference as to converse and to tell. 이야기 alone means story. 대화 means conversation.

[SvedishPlumber]

Doesnt 말해 also mean to talk?

[HarnoorC]

If you've heard lie by jimin, the first line is 내게 말해, which translates to "tell me". That's how I remember this atleast

[Amyy27]

Omg thanks, that helped ❤❤

[Iseul-i-yeyo]

Yes! To tell or to speak TO the subject :) connecting it to music is super helpful for anyone who understands music better than language naturally♡♡♡♡

[akira300]

I think it means to say / to tell

[EveWan1]

I think more like speak

[emanuelmihai]

I adidas.

[PatrciaPet6]

말해요 means to talk about anything
and the 이양기해 means to say anything and the 대화 means converse

[codewritertom]

"I converse" is technically correct, but awkward. More natural forms would be "I have a conversation" or, even better, "I engage in conversation."

[looafers]

Do the native koreans use this in sentences?

[Grace849067]

Can I say 내가 대화합니다?

[TaylokoreanAnde]

i did that and got it wrong, but im not sure why

[TaylokoreanAnde]

i realized what happened. the 내가 is common form and then when you use 합니다 in the other part of the sentence youre using polite form. so two different forms so it kinda contradicts