fortune teller

1. A person who professes to predict the future in return for money.

   "Cross my palm with silver and I'll tell you your fortune," said the fortune teller.

   Wahrsager, Wahrsagerin

   гада́лкаgadálka, прорица́тельproricátelʹ, прорица́тельницаproricátelʹnica

   воро́жкаvoróžka, ворожби́ткаvorožbýtka, ворожби́тvorožbýt

   a person who foretells your personal future

2. A cootie catcher.

1. A fortune-teller read my hand.

   deEine Wahrsagerin hat mir aus der Hand gelesen. — Pfirsichbaeumchen

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2. Tom went to a fortune teller.

   ruТом пошёл к гадалке. — marafon

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3. Tom isn't a good fortune teller.

   ruПредсказатель из Тома не очень. — odexed

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4. Are you really a fortune teller?

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5. We're not fortune tellers.

   ruМы не гадалки. — Wezel

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