Chapter 2 - Kinds
Section 1 - Communication
Talking is an action applying to one thing. Understand "parler [something]" and "parler a/au/aux [something]" as talking.
Understand "crier [something]" and "crier a [something]" as talking.
Talking is speech. Asking something for something is speech. Answering something that a topic is speech. Telling something about a topic is speech. Asking something about a topic is speech.
Instead of speech:
say "Déroutée, vous essayez de parler [aux noun]."
Instead of speech when the noun is the player:
say "Vous grommelez pour vous-même."
Understand "faire signe/signes/coucou" as waving hands.
Hailing is an action applying to one thing. Understand "faire signe/signes/coucou [something]" and "faire signe/signes/coucou a [something]" as hailing.
Carry out hailing:
try waving hands instead.