The phrase "a couple talk" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a conversation between two people, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "During dinner, we had a couple talk about our future plans."
Alternatives: "a conversation between us" or "a chat as a couple".
A couple talk about his work as a retained firefighter and his conservancy of the island's historic buildings.
A big man at the bar declaims his views: "Everything has gone to hell!" A couple talk excitedly about the baby they are about to adopt.
No matter how graphic or artistic the sex scene, the last barrier to realism has not been surmounted until we watch a couple talk and actually use birth control.
That is why in a recent commercial for Tide detergent, in which a couple talk about the value of Tide versus lower-priced alternatives, the actress playing the wife tells the actor playing the husband that he stinks at folding clothes — only she uses a far more direct verb.
I was standing in line at a coffee shop the next morning -- Black Friday -- listening to a couple talk.
As a couple, talk about how to handle the moments when you are both totally overwhelmed before your stress responses take over.
The campaign featured a couple talking about how their credit card had helped them do up their house.
A couple talked to a group of three at the next table; one man wearing a pinkie ring called out to a waitress, seeking more wine.
The discussions I heard over the school budget sounded much like a couple talking around their kitchen table with a stack of bills, no hope of paying them and nothing but bad options.
But now we have the treasurer and a prime minister standing with a couple talking about how they are negative gearing properties as an investment for their one-year-old daughter.
In this compelling video a couple talks about what happened when their child got TM.
