It means "a guy who talks a lot" in English.
It means "the boy".
No tanto como ... is Not as much as ... in English.
Actually it's: Como se llmama el muchacho What is his name, friend...I think?
"Quien habla contigo" in English translates to "who is speaking with you?"
This is in the imperative or "command" form. It means "don't speak". "No habla" would be "you(or he/she) do not speak", as a statement of fact. This is a subtle difference, and one in which there is no direct equivalent in English. "No hable español" and "no habla español" would both be translated as "don't speak", but one is a command, the other a statement.
This means: Yes, very good i really like when you talk Direct translation: Yes very good when you talk it pleases me a lot
The boy and una muchacha "The girl" depending on either gender: (female/male)
"Lees mucho" translates to "You read a lot"
i think you mean what is the English word mucho=much, a lot
The grammar is not correct. Me quieres mucho. You love me a lot.
"Rapido y habla con mi" translates to "Quickly and talk to me" in English.
i had a lot of fun