Please tell me the difference between “ let me know something “ ,“ tell me something “ and “ teach me something .”

Answers

19hanns

9 February

English (US)
Filipino

@meimei39
LET ME KNOW SOMETHING - you say this when you want someone to share a "knowledge" (which could be about a person, an animal, a place, or a happening) to you
TELL ME SOMETHING -you say this when you just want someone to "speak" to you about whatever
TEACH ME SOMETHING - you say this when you want to be taught by someone on something (ex. a dance step), when you want to know a "process" for doing something

meimei39

9 February

Japanese

That make sense. Thank you !!
I typed “ Please tell me the difference between…” as my question, but I also could say “ let me know the difference between….” and “ teach me the difference between…”, couldn’t l?
If so, I would like to know which one is said often.