<Schnitt>

Actaully, "Sage/Sagen" means more "story" then it does "legend."  Tho I
suppose they can
intermix.

Nein. Eine Geschichte ist "story" auf Englisch. Eine Sage ist eine grosse
Legende, und eine Legende ist eine legendaere Geschichte.

(Glork the meaning from context.)

You might be right about "Legende/n"

Nope.  Just checked.  It's Legende (that's "g" as in "guess")

Stimmt, oder es ist nicht so leicht. <True, but it's not that simple.>

</German>

As a comprimise, use "Sage" if you want something Teutonic-sounding, or if
the "Legend" is gonna be BIG. Otherwise, it's your choice.

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