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What is a storyteller called in other languages?

Here are some ways a storyteller is called in other languages:

Romance Languages:

* Spanish: Cuentista (male), Cuentista (female)

* French: Conteur (male), Conteuse (female)

* Italian: Raccontastorie (male/female)

* Portuguese: Contador de histórias (male), Contadora de histórias (female)

* Romanian: Povestitor (male), Povestitoare (female)

Germanic Languages:

* German: Geschichtenerzähler (male), Geschichtenerzählerin (female)

* Dutch: Verteller (male/female)

* Swedish: Berättare (male/female)

* Norwegian: Forteller (male/female)

* Danish: Fortæller (male/female)

* Icelandic: Sagnamaður (male), Sagnakona (female)

Slavic Languages:

* Russian: Рассказчик (rasskazchik, male), Рассказчица (rasskazchitsa, female)

* Polish: Opowiadacz (male), Opowiadaczka (female)

* Czech: Vyprávěč (male), Vyprávěčka (female)

* Ukrainian: Оповідач (opovidach, male), Оповідачка (opovidachka, female)

Other Languages:

* Japanese: 話し手 (hanashite)

* Chinese: 说故事的人 (shuō gùshì de rén)

* Korean: 이야기꾼 (iyagi-kkun)

* Arabic: راوي (rāwī)

* Hindi: कहानीकार (kahānīkār)

Note:

* Some languages use gender-neutral terms, while others distinguish between male and female storytellers.

* These are just a few examples, and there are many other ways to say "storyteller" in different languages.

* The specific term used may vary depending on the context and the type of story being told.

Let me know if you'd like to know about a specific language, or if you're interested in other terms related to storytelling!

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