For the godan verbs, instead of -se-rareru forms, the -sareru forms shown in red above also commonly occur. The ending -serareru is gramatically correct for godan verbs. But the -sareru forms are more common than the -serareru forms. However, for ichidan and kahen verbs, -sareru forms do not exist. For example, mi-sareru, kake-sareru, ko-sareru are impossible.

hanasu （話 す） - att tala; kaku （書 く） - att skriva; kiku （聞 く） - att kagiru （限 る） - för att begränsa; kiru （切 る） - att klippa; shaberu （し ゃ べ る） 

放す (hanasu) 喋る (shaberu). to talk, to chat. 車道 (shadou). roadway. 12 Fev 2016 A diferença de iu/言う e shaberu/喋る é que iu se usa para falar de algo Outra palavra que tem um pouco haver é o verbo hanasu/話す, que  nihongo o hanasukoto ga dekimasu. Lessons Vocabulary.

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Shiru しる（知る） – to know. Group 3 verbs. There are two verbs in this group. They are, Kuru くる（来る）-to come.

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Hanasu is more like to talk or speak. Shaberu is more like to chat for fun. Hanasu puts more focus on its contents. Shaberu puts more focus on its way of speaking.

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Shaberu しゃべる – to talk. Shiru しる（知る） – to know. Group 3 verbs. There are two verbs in this group. They are, Kuru くる（来る）-to come. Suru する-to do. The する verb can be combined with nouns to make them into verbs, such as, Benkyou suru べんきょうする（勉強する） – to study

「友達と話した」.

So something like 'Hanashimashita' 話しました would mean 'I spoke', whilst 'Hanasemashita' 話せました means 'I could speak'. If you understand that. Hanashi is the verb, hanase shows the ABILITY to do the verb. Conjugation table for Japanese verb shaberu - to chatter 喋る The conjugations and English meanings are automatically generated and not all forms are always relevant for all verbs.
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There are two verbs in this group. They are, Kuru くる（来る）-to come. Suru する-to do.

喋 しゃべ る(shaberu) Speak “ 喋 しゃべ る” means “Speak” and “ 喋 しゃべ る” is often used as something one-side situations which are speeches, languages, etc. A person who is listening to what he/she is speaking however who isn’t talking to him/her with each other, unlike “ 話 はな す”, just listening to.
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If hanasu is used, more than an order/request and receiving the order is implied. I'd say that the interlocutors arrange what kind of chocolate to bring, how much, if at all, the tip is, when to bring and why it has to be chocolate and so on.

I used to take lists of words I'd read somewhere to my teachers and they often would tell me that a lot of the words and even grammar forms（である instead of です）for example, were usually only used in written Japanese and literature. To be fair.. Iu, hanasu, shaberu and kataru don't all just mean "say". It's like in English where there are different words for say, talk, speak, tell, chat and so on.