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1. www.spanishdict.com › translate › teacheTeacher in Spanish | English to Spanish Translation ...

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   Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol). (F) A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., usted).

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2. www.speakinglatino.com › spanish-word-for-teacherHow to Say TEACHER in Spanish - Speaking Latino

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   • maestro / maestra: This is one of the most common words you can use for teacher in Spanish.
   • profesor / profesora: This is another common word that you can use interchangeably with maestro/a.
   • docente: I would say that this is a more formal way to call a teacher.
   • educador: Educator, a person who provides instruction or education (a teacher).

3. www.wordreference.com › es › translationteacher - English-Spanish Dictionary - WordReference.com

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   student teacher. ([sb] training to be teacher) estudiante de magisterio n común + loc adj. estudiante de profesorado n común + loc adj. substitute teacher (US), supply teacher (UK)n. (educator: replaces [sb] temporarily) maestro sustituto, maestra sustituta loc nm, loc nf.

4. www.collinsdictionary.com › teacherSpanish translation of 'teacher' - Collins Online Dictionary

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   Spanish Translation of “TEACHER” | The official Collins English-Spanish Dictionary online. Over 100,000 Spanish translations of English words and phrases.

5. www.123teachme.com › spanish_word_for › teacherSpanish Word for teacher - Study Spanish Free Online

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   The book that is here is the teacher's. El libro que está aquí es del profesor. I told the teacher that I had done the homework. Yo le dije al profesor que había hecho la tarea. The teacher is in the office. El profesor está en la oficina. Listen to the teacher. Escucha a la profesora. My teacher has more shoes than I.

6. www.lexisrex.com › Spanish › WordsThe Spanish word for teacher is - Lexis Rex

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   The word for teacher in Spanish is maestro. Hear the pronunciation, see example sentences and Spanish meanings for the other related words: .

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   What is a teacher called in Spanish?

   • profesor / profesora: This is another common word that you can use interchangeably with maestro/a for a teacher in Spanish.

   Is the word professor in Spanish masculine or feminine?

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   What is a good word for teacher in Spanish?

   • Here are some examples: 1. maestro / maestra: This is one of the most common words you can use for teacher in Spanish. 2. profesor / profesora: This is another common word that you can use interchangeably with maestro/a. But if you thought that those were the only words you can use.

   How to Say TEACHER in Spanish - Speaking Latino

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   What should students call a new Spanish teacher?

   • In Spain, students are likely to call a teacher by their first name or the title 'profesora'. Maestra/o is more common for elementary teachers. Although 'maestro' is also an option, my experience was that I was called 'Teacher' or 'Don Juan' in Bolivia.

   New Spanish teacher, what should I have the students call

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   What does a Spanish teacher do?

   • They are dedicated to the specialized teaching of modern languages, not just Spanish as a second or foreign language but any modern language for which there is a significant demand.

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   What are some examples of Spanish words?

   • Depending on the context, there are many Spanish words you can use. Here are some examples: 1. maestro / maestra: This is one of the most common words you can use for teacher in Spanish. 2. profesor / profesora: This is another common word that you can use interchangeably with maestro/a.

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   How do you address a teacher in Spanish?

   • In Spanish, a female teacher is referred to as “maestra” or “profesora” with the letter A at the end indicating gender. How should I address a teacher in Spanish? A teacher in Spanish can be addressed as “profesor” for a male or “profesora” for a female.

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8. dictionary.reverso.net › english-spanish › teacherteacher translation in Spanish | English-Spanish ... - Reverso

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   profesor no numerario. ***. 'teacher' also found in translations in Spanish-English dictionary. la formación del profesorado. exp. teacher training. maestro sin título.