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It's "spreken". If you want to say "I talk" or "I speak", you'd say:
Ik spreek
Here are some other conjugations:
You talk = Jij spreekt
He talks = Hij spreekt
We talk = Wij spreken
You (plural) talk = Jullie spreken
They talk = = Zij spreken
You can also use "praten":
Ik praat
Jij praat
Hij praat
Wij praten
Jullie praten
Zij praten
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