Describes someone who talks a lot, often excessively. Slightly formal or literary; in casual speech おしゃべり is more common.
He is a talkative person and keeps talking even after the meeting ends.
Listening to that chatterbox, time flies by in no time.
More common and casual term for a talkative person or chatting. 饒舌家 is more formal and emphasizes the person's nature.
Means 'talkative' as an adjective or noun, often used in formal contexts. 饒舌家 specifically refers to a person who is talkative.
Standard kanji form. 饒舌 means 'talkative' and 家 is a suffix for a person with that trait.
Variant using 冗 (redundant) instead of 饒 (abundant). Less common but recognized.
Compound of 饒舌 (talkative, from 饒 'abundant' and 舌 'tongue') and 家 (suffix for a person with a certain trait). The variant 冗舌家 uses 冗 'redundant' instead of 饒.