Fluent
Paper Thin, Leafing Through A Book
adverb, noun, な adjective, の adjective, オノマトペ
Parrot, parrot (ペラペラ), your speaking is so fluent!
ペラペラ is an オノマトペ that describes someone speaking a language fluently, or simply being a real chatterbox.
Related to this, ペラペラ also means leafing through a book. And in an extension of that meaning, it can describe something paper thin or flimsy, like a piece of paper from that book you're leafing through.
ペラペラうるさい
chattering loudly
ペラペラ話す
to rattle on, to speak fluently
ペラペラめくる
to leaf through the pages
ペラペラしゃべる
to rattle on
ペラペラになりたい
I want to become fluent
ペラペラとめくる
to leaf through the pages
ペラペラと話す
to rattle on, to speak fluently
ペラペラとしゃべる
to rattle on
どうやって日本語ペラペラになったの？
How did you become fluent in Japanese?
あー、はやく英語がペラペラ話せるようになりたい。
Ah, I want to be able to speak English fluently soon.
ねえ、さっきから、ペラペラペラペラうるさいよ！ここ、図書館だよ？
Hey, you've been blabbing on and on! We're in the library, remember?