"Chatty" is the correct adjective.

It means someone who talks a lot or is very talkative.

Chatty is an adjective that means "talkative or inclined to talk a lot." It is often used to describe someone who is friendly and outgoing, and who enjoys talking to others.

Other adjectives that could be used to describe someone who is talkative include:

- loquacious
- voluble
- garrulous
- long-winded

However, these adjectives can sometimes have negative connotations, implying that the person talks too much or says things that are not interesting or relevant. Chatty is a more neutral term that simply describes someone who enjoys talking.


Examples of how the adjective "chatty" can be used in a sentence:

- The old woman was very chatty, and she told me all about her life.
- My friend is a very chatty person, and she loves to talk about everything.
- The teacher was chatty with the students after class.