• Czech: talent
• German: Talent
• Slovene: talent

• Arabic:
• Chinese: 才能 (cáinéng)
• Czech: talent
• Dutch: talent
• Finnish: kyky
• French: talent
• Greek: τάλαντο (tála[n]do) , ταλέντο (talé[n]do) , προσόν (prosón) , χάρισμα (khárizma) , προτέρημα (protérima) , αρετή (aretí)
• Hebrew: כשרון (kisharón)
• Indonesian: bakat
• Italian: talento
• Japanese: 才能 (さいのう, sainō)
• Korean: 재능 (jaeneung)
• Malayalam: കഴിവ് (kazhivu)
• Norwegian: talent
• Portuguese: talento
• Russian: талант (talánt)
• Slovene: talent
• Spanish: talento
• Swedish: talang

• ttbc Greek: τάλαντο (tála[n]do) (1); τάλαντο (tála[n]do) , ταλέντο (talé[n]do) , κλίση (klísi) , αρετή (aretí) (3)
• ttbc Indonesian: bakat
• ttbc Portuguese: talento
• ttbc Swedish: talang (3)

Czech

Noun

1. talent (unit of weight)
2. talent (actual or potential ability)

Synonyms

• (ability): nadání

Dutch

Noun

talent

1. Talent.

Polish

Pronunciation

Noun

1. talent, gift

Declension

Talent may refer to:

• Talent, a personal gift/skill
• A show-business personality or group of them
• Tarento, the Japanese pronunciation of the word; a variety entertainment personality in Japan
• Talent agent, a person who finds jobs for actors, musicians, models, and other people in various entertainment businesses
• Talent manager (or personal manager), one who guides the career of artists in the entertainment business
• Talent scout, responsible for finding and developing talent
• Talent show, a live performance spectacle (sometimes on TV) where contestants perform acting, singing, dancing, acrobatics and other art forms
• Talent Zoo (or TalentZoo.com), a recruitment company and job search engine specializing in the communications industry, including the advertising, marketing, public relations, broadcasting, and publishing sectors
• Fresh Talents Music Project, a new education project based in Rijeka, Croatia
• Talent (train), a model of train manufactured by Bombardier
• Talent (unit), an ancient unit of weight and currency

People

• Jim Talent (born 1956), American politician, former Senator from Missouri
• José Luis Hinojosa aka Talent, Spanish curler, member of Curling club Priapismus

Talent in Business

Places

• Talent, Oregon, a city in the United States

Entertainment

• Talent, a 1978 play by Victoria Wood
• America's Got Talent, American television show on NBC
• Billy Talent, a Canadian rock group from Toronto
• Young Talent Time (1971-1989), Australian television variety program on Network Ten

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