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4 Dec 2020
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How do you say this in English (US)? Please tell me how to call a teacher in each situations.
In school(one teacher):
In private school:
In (one by one)tutoring:
In school(More than two teachers):
How do you say this in English (US)? Please tell me how to call a teacher in each situations.
In school(one teacher):
In private school:
In (one by one)tutoring:
In school(More than two teachers):
In school(one teacher):
In private school:
In (one by one)tutoring:
In school(More than two teachers):
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- English (US)
in school - teacher or Mrs./Mr./ _____ (Lastname)
Mrs is for a married woman
Mr is for males in general
Ms/Miss. is for an unmarried woman
use these for private school, school, and tutoring.
more than one teacher - teachers
- English (US)
- Korean Near fluent
They are all the same!
Schools, private schools, are all teachers, and should be called by their title (Mr., Mrs., Dr., Professor) and their last name!
For tutors, depending on who is tutoring you, you would call them by their real name or the same as schools.
- English (US)
In my experience, we just call teachers Mr. [last name] or Mrs. [last name] or Ms. [last name].
“Ms.” is used when the teacher is a woman and is not married.
“Mrs.” is used when the teacher is a woman and is married.
“Mr.” is used for a teacher that is a man.
We use all these for school, private school, and with more than one teacher. You can use these with your tutor as well, but if you are closer with them you can call them by their name.
I hope I helped!
- Korean
@moon-child @miri04 @paulhyoink Thank you all!!
I was confused when I went to another country's school, because in Korea we call all teachers just as 'Teacher' haha Anyway thank you so much:)
I was confused when I went to another country's school, because in Korea we call all teachers just as 'Teacher' haha Anyway thank you so much:)
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