porazgovarivat'

[Daria Khitrova]

The word is rather awkward. As a Russian speaker I barely imagine myself
using it at all. However, it seems to be perfective. I am not a linguist,
but I would suggest it can sound just a little imperfective compared to the
regular pogovorit' (which I would use instead).
Best, 
Daria Khitrova 

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Subject: [SEELANGS] porazgovarivat'

Dear Russian speakers,

The _Bolshoj tolkovyj slovar' russkogo jazyka_, ed. S. A. Kuznecov (2004)
labels _porazgovarivat'_ nsv (imperfective) but translates it as 'provesti
[perfective] nekotoroe vremja razgovarivaja'.  Similarly structured verbs,
like _porazmyshljat'_ and _porassuzhdat'_, are labeled sv (perfective).  Is
the first labeling a misprint?

Frank Y. Gladney

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