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What do you call a person giving presentation?

There are many ways to refer to a person giving a presentation, depending on the formality and context:

Formal:

* Presenter: This is the most common and neutral term.

* Speaker: This is used when the presentation is more focused on speaking and less on visuals.

* Lecturer: This is used in an academic context.

* Keynote speaker: This is used for a prominent speaker giving a major presentation.

Informal:

* Guy/gal giving the presentation: This is informal and casual.

* Person up front: This is informal and direct.

* The one who's talking: This is informal and humorous.

Specific:

* Salesperson: This is used if the presentation is a sales pitch.

* Professor/Teacher: This is used if the presentation is given by an educator.

* Expert: This is used if the person is presenting on a topic they have expertise in.

The best term to use depends on the specific situation and the tone you want to convey.

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