question for my friends who speak something other than English...

[slashxmistress]

What other language(s) do you speak? and how do you say "storybook" ? (it's for an art project :)

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[kaytvengeance]

I can do semi-passable German as well as English.

I think it would be Marchenbuch, with an umlaut over the a (the two little dots, but idk how to do those on my keyboard)

[intricate_life]

I speak Swedish, since I'm from here, and we'd say "Sagobok". And even if I can get through a conversation in Spanish and Italian I can't help you more than this.

[redorchids]

I speak Swedish, but you already got that one. :) And French, which I think would be "livre de contes", (not 100% sure though, that's the direct translation, but I've never actually used it with another French person so they might have a special word for it.)

[itsallhushhush]

I know French, a bit anyway. Storybook in French is "livre de contes" it means 'deliver tales'!

[obrey]

hi!I speak Russian, it's "сборник сказок" in Russian. It sounds like "sbornik skazok" in case you need to pronounce or write it in Latin alphabet. :)