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What do you called a person being interviewed?

There are several words you can use to describe a person being interviewed, depending on the context:

Formal:

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

* Subject: This term is used when the interview is more focused on gathering information about a particular topic.

* Respondent: This term is used in surveys and polls.

Informal:

* Interview subject: This is a slightly more informal version of "subject."

* Interviewee: This term is also often used in informal settings.

* Guest: This term is used when the interview is for a radio show, podcast, or other media outlet.

You can also use a more descriptive phrase, such as:

* The person being interviewed

* The interview subject

* The person answering the questions

Ultimately, the best word to use will depend on the specific situation.

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