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It looks like someone has scrambled the words because those words can be a complete sentence.
좀, 말, 줘, 해 ☞ 말, 좀, 해 ,줘 ☞ 말 좀 해줘 meaning "come on, talk to me"
Here, the adverb 좀 has the sense of "do sth...I'm asking you" or "come on!"
"-아/어/여 줘" is the imperative form of "- 아/어/여 주다" meaning "do sth for sb".
(-아/어/여 주다 + an imperative suffix, 어 ☞ 주 + 어 ☞ ㅈ+ㅜ+ㅓ ☞ ㅈ+ㅝ ☞ 줘)
말하다(to talk/tell) + -아/어/여 주다
☞ 말하 + 아/어/여 주다 ☞ 말하 + 여 주다 ☞ 말해주다(tell sth for sb)
("해" is short for "하여")
(sth = something, sb = somebody)
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