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Rosedo
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teacher.....
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Hi dear colleagues, I have a terrible doubt due to a discussion with a friend-colleague. How do you call the teacher in class?
Thanks for your help
Rosa |
23 Nov 2009
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maoopa
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My students call me Mr. J.
Why?
Best regards,
Mauro
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23 Nov 2009
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cgato
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Hi!
My students call me "Teacher"
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23 Nov 2009
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manonski (f)
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They call me Miss Manon. It �s mandatory in my school to put Miss or Mr before the name of the adult. Personally, they could call me by first name. It does not bother me at all. |
23 Nov 2009
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zailda
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In my opinion natives call their teachers Mr. / Ms. + surname. In Brazil it �s different, even in Portuguese they call us "teacher".
My students call me "teacher", my Spanish students call me "maestra or profesora" and my adult English students call me "Zailda" - my name indeed.
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23 Nov 2009
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Baadache
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Hi, in Algeria , my pupils used to call me "Miss" and after they knew about my mariage , they say "Mrs", without any name.
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23 Nov 2009
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lacorinita
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Hi! When I worked in Argentina my students used to call me MISS CORI. Now, living in Italy, I �ve taught them to call me in the same way. The problem is that I got married (well... it �s not a problem at all!!!! jajajaja) and they don �t get accustomed to call Mrs and some of them continue calling me MISS...� Anyway, I hope it can be useful! Miss Cori ps. happily married! ajajaja �� |
23 Nov 2009
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Rosedo
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thank you very much for your answers, the doubt was: is it correct to call a teacher teacher"? I thought that the right way was Mr/Mrs/Miss + surname... |
24 Nov 2009
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