Conversate 

The real word is "converse," as "orientate" is really meant to be the word "orient." There is a difference between being creative and verbal rather than sounding stupid because you think you have game.

Guy: "I came over here to conversate and become orientated with you."
Girl: "WTF? I thought you just wanted to talk and get to know me better."
See you stupid that sounds? Please, for the love of God, stop saying that stupid shit. Don't you want to be somebody?

Conversate by MadamexXx March 13, 2009

conversate 

is a word. in webster's since the 70s.

merriam-webster.com/dictionary/conversate

conversate by major_delmac August 25, 2010

conversate 

to talk to another person (basically just conversation but better)

We conversated about the plans yesterday.

conversate by Jcm-117 July 20, 2019

conversate 

Word that ignorant reporters use in order to sound intelligent when speaking to President of the United States. Usually causes embarrasment to all those of the reporter's race.

"The two people began to conversate when the President entered."

conversate by Cody A. February 1, 2006

Conversate 

To have a conversation to converse.

Contrary to popular belief the word conversate is a real word and has had a place in the websters dictionary since 1973.

The word may in fact be older than many people who state that only white trash, illogical idiots use the word.

The word Conversate is formed through a process in etymology known as back-formation. Many literary geniuses of their time used back- formation such as but not limited to Shakespeare.

Also many common and accepted words in both English and other languages all over the world contain common words that are formed through back formation.

Many ignorant individuals could learn a thing or two by studying up on both the word conversate, and other back-formations before criticizing and making a generalization about a word and the people who choose to use it.

I would like to conversate with you.

We had conversated about that yesturday.

Conversate by fishguy88 September 18, 2012

conversate 

“Conversate” is what is called a “back-formation” based on the noun "conversation.” But the standard verb usage for this sort of thing is “converse.”

It is mos def not A "word used by backwards, ignorant, illiterate inner city "trash" whatever that means-

Since it is clear that non-standard English commonly is use more frequently than standard English which for the purpose of this we will say it is commonly called "correct English" even though there is NO such thing. Even Shakespeare used non standard English which is now standard English. so anyone who says that our words are ignorant and stupid will be kicking themselves and hating when our words become standard.
study linguistics before you hate on things you don't "like" homie. smell me- keep hating.

To converse with another: "We conversated about our plan, then decided to take the steamroller anyway."

"We descendants of pharaohs and angels Conversate telepathically connecting Like ionic bonds sharing energy glances Romance kisses soft and dances with the wind"

conversate by mekha September 28, 2005

conversate 

v. to talk, to have a conversation with.

Don't be rude; come conversate with your family.

conversate by hellsbells10 March 5, 2015