It's a phrase that expresses a desire for someone to speak to the speaker. It implies that the speaker wants to have a conversation with the other person.
Here's a breakdown of the phrase:
* Pour que: This translates to "so that" or "in order that." It introduces a purpose or a reason.
* tu: This is the pronoun "you."
* parles: This is the verb "to speak" conjugated in the present tense, second person singular.
* avec moi: This translates to "with me."
The phrase can be used in various contexts, such as:
* Expressing a wish: "Pour que tu parles avec moi, j'ai besoin de te dire quelque chose d'important" (So that you talk to me, I need to tell you something important)
* Asking for a conversation: "Pour que tu parles avec moi, je te propose de prendre un café" (So that you talk to me, I suggest we have coffee)
* Showing a desire for connection: "J'attends ce moment avec impatience, pour que tu parles avec moi" (I'm eagerly awaiting this moment, so that you talk to me)