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How do you adress to your teachers, school, university, etc.?
Io solo conozco:
insegnante e professore/ssa
or do you call them by their names?
How do you adress to your teachers, school, university, etc.?
Io solo conozco:
insegnante e professore/ssa
or do you call them by their names?
Io solo conozco:
insegnante e professore/ssa
or do you call them by their names?
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In italy we also use an abbreviation "Prof" or "Profe"
In some school we also call them by their surname
- Italian
We adress them professore/professoressa but in elementary school we call them "maestro/a"
- Italian
maestro/a, insegnante, professore/ssa, docente, baceliere, precettore, istruttore, etc...
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@Miryea Just, let's say: teacher's surname: Mendez. You only call him "Mendez" or you add something else.
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i'm in a private school, we always call each other with the name
- Italian
@Leo099 just the surname is a bit weird. (but in some school they do so). We usually add the abb. Prof before
- Italian
Maestro/Maestra in primary school and then Professore/Professoressa. You can also say docente and insegnante, but not when you're calling them. They are more generic words.
In my school it would have been considered unpolite to adress them with just the surname. In primary school they often use maestro + first name (eg. Maestra Maria), but it depends on the teacher.
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