geschwätzt
Geschwätzt is a German verb that translates to "chatted," "gossiped," or "chattered" in English. It describes the act of engaging in idle, often lengthy, conversation. The word can carry a slightly negative connotation, implying that the talking is excessive, unimportant, or even a waste of time. However, it can also simply refer to a lively and informal exchange of words.
The verb comes from the Middle High German word "geswetz," meaning "idle talk" or "chatter." It is
In some cases, "geschwätzt" can imply a lack of focus or substance in the conversation. A person