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The phrase "快嘴" (kuài zuǐ) is commonly used to describe someone who is a blabbermouth or someone who has a loose tongue. It can also refer to someone who is quick to articulate their ideas or thoughts.
In Chinese culture, being "快嘴" (kuài zuǐ) is often seen as a negative trait, as it can lead to gossiping or saying things without thinking. It can also be used to describe someone who talks too much or is overly talkative.
Other related words in Chinese include "多嘴" (duō zuǐ), which means "talkative" and "话多" (huà duō), which means "talkative" or "chatty". These words can also be used to describe someone who is "快嘴" (kuài zuǐ).
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