"parles-tu français" is certainly very correct, but a bit precious. "Tu parles français" is sometimes deemed not grammatically correct, but the fact is that this is the phrase that a vast majority of French speakers will use (in fact it is unlikely that anyone should see any fault in using it)
"Tu parles un peu français" means "you speak some French".
great, you're speaking French
"parce que tu ne parles pas français" means "because you don't speak French."
Any chance that you're speaking French?
Je parle means "I speak" or "I am speaking"
tu parles anglais is 'you speak English' in French.
Tu parles français means 'you speak French' (statement) or 'do you speak French?' (as a question).
tu ne parles pas français mean : you don't speak French
Either Tu parles français? or Parlez-vous français?
"Tu parles un peu français" means "you speak some French".
"idiot, de quoi est-ce que tu parles ?" or "idiot, de quoi parles-tu ?"
À propos de quoi tu parles? in French means "What are you talking about?" in English.
There is no one word...this is a phrase. The phrase in French is Peux-tu parler français? (with a cedille under the c). Literally means, "Are you able to speak French?"You could also say parles-tu français ? which is easier to say.Peux-tu parler francais? translates to Can you speak French? and Parles-tu francais? Translates to Do you speak french?Either one is correct , but for me the easiest one to say is Parles-tu francais?
pour que tu parles avec moi means : So (for) that you speak with me
"Quelles langues parles-tu?"
great, you're speaking French
"tu ne me parles toujours pas ?"