raconteur in Finnish
raconteur in Finnish is tarinankertoja, tarinoida — raconteur means a person who is skilled at telling stories in an entertaining, vivid way, especially anecdotes from their own life.
raconteur in Finnish
tarinankertoja
A storyteller, especially a person noted for telling stories with skill and wit.
tarinoida
To make witty remarks or stories.
What does "raconteur" mean?
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noun A person who is skilled at telling stories in an entertaining, vivid way, especially anecdotes from their own life.
"Her grandfather was a magnificent raconteur who could hold a table for hours."
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raconteur in a sentence
- Her grandfather was a magnificent raconteur who could hold a table for hours.
- As a raconteur he was unbeatable; as a witness, less reliable.
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What is "raconteur" in Finnish?
"raconteur" in Finnish is tarinankertoja, tarinoida. raconteur means: A person who is skilled at telling stories in an entertaining, vivid way, especially anecdotes from their own life.
How do you use "raconteur" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandfather was a magnificent raconteur who could hold a table for hours." In Finnish, "raconteur" is tarinankertoja, tarinoida.
Are there other ways to say "raconteur" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "raconteur": tarinankertoja, tarinoida.
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