Walk over here and let's talk.

Meaning: This sentence asks someone to come to the speaker's location to have a conversation.

Choice of Words: Walk is a verb that means to move forward by putting one foot in front of the other. Over means to move across or to a different position. Here refers to the location where the speaker is. Let's is a contraction of "let us," which is used to suggest or propose something. Talk is a verb that means to communicate with words.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Walk over here.
• Walk slow, talk deep, friendship grows.
• Card lets you borrow books.
• He lets it cool before frosting it.
• Cleaning windows lets in more sunlight.
• Window lets light.
• Come over here.
• The adults talk and laugh together.
• She wished she had someone to talk to and play with.
• She was happy to finally have people to talk to and play with.