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Yes, there is a difference between 插嘴 (chā zuǐ) and 插话 (chā huà).
插嘴 (chā zuǐ) refers to interrupting someone while they are speaking, often in an abrupt or rude manner. It implies that the person who 插嘴 (chā zuǐ) doesn't allow others to finish their sentences and forcefully interjects their own opinions or comments.
插话 (chā huà), on the other hand, means to add a few words or comments during a conversation without completely interrupting the speaker. It is a more polite way of interjecting or contributing to the ongoing conversation.
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