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You mentioned “nide shuohua you yisi”. Are you referring to this sentence "* 你的说话有意思。" This sentence is not grammatically correct. 说话 cannot be used in this sentence here. Maybe you meant something else?
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To speak is "shuo hua" 说话, word-for-word [ to say / words ]
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1. 讲 (jiǎng): to speak, to talk;
2. 谈 (tán): to talk, to converse;
3. 对话 (duìhuà): to dialogue, to converse;
4. 交谈 (jiāotán): to chat, to converse;
5. 说 (shuō): to say, to speak;
6. 谈话 (tánhuà): conversation;
7. 谈论 (tánlùn): to discuss, to talk about.
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Yes, there are situations where you should avoid using 说话 (shuō huà). For example, if you are in a situation where you need to be quiet, such as a library or a place of worship, it would be inappropriate to use 说话 (shuō huà). In these situations, it would be more appropriate to use other words such as 嘘 (xū) or 保持安静 (bǎochí ānjìng) which mean "be quiet" or "keep quiet".
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