He likes to talk while he eating.
"Don't talk with your mouth full."
"Don't talk. Your mouth is full."
Does the second sentence sound natural to a native speaker?
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"Don't talk with your mouth full."
"Don't talk. Your mouth is full."
Does the second sentence sound natural to a native speaker?
Well, the second sentence has no grammatical errors, yet, it's not the common way to say it. The everyday phrase is: