Hi! I understand your Talkie is glitching by saying one sentence and then stopping abruptly. That sounds like the device isn't transmitting your full message properly. To help you better, could you tell me a bit more? For example:

- Does this happen every time you use Talkie or randomly?
- Are you using it indoors or outdoors?
- Have you noticed if the battery is low or if the device gets warm?
- Are you holding the push-to-talk button continuously while speaking?

Meanwhile, here are some common causes and initial steps you can try:

1. Check the Battery: Sometimes low or aging batteries cause transmission to cut off early. Make sure your battery is fully charged, or try swapping it with a fresh one if possible.

2. Push-to-Talk Button Usage: Make sure you hold down the push-to-talk (PTT) button for the entire time you are speaking. Releasing it too soon can stop the transmission abruptly.

3. Channel and Privacy Codes: If your Talkie uses channels and privacy codes (like CTCSS or DCS), double-check that the channel and code match the person you’re communicating with. Mismatched settings can result in interrupted or partial audio.

4. Interference or Signal: Poor signal strength or interference can cause audio to cut off mid-sentence. If possible, test in an area with a clearer line of sight or less interference (away from thick walls, electronic devices, etc.).

If you’ve tried these or some of them don’t apply, please let me know, and I’ll guide you through more advanced steps tailored to your device or situation. Also, if you can share the exact Talkie model, that would help a lot.

Are you able to check on those details?