Does hamlet speaks no words to Ophelia in this scene?

In Act 3, Scene 1 of Shakespeare's "Hamlet," Hamlet does not speak directly to Ophelia; instead, he engages in a conversation with Polonius and then dismisses Ophelia. His behavior is erratic, reflecting his internal turmoil and feigned madness. Although they do not exchange Words, the scene is significant as it highlights the complexity of their relationship and Hamlet's emotional distance from Ophelia.