How do you say I am your teacher in Chinese?

Answer 1

in pinyin is:

wo shi laoshi

wo in English means "I"

shi in English means "is"

laoshi (pronounced separately "lao shi") means teacher

basically, it says "I is teacher", but since in chinese, we don't use the articles and such like "the" and "a", "to", etc.

But literally means "I am a teacher."

If you have trouble reading the pinyin, try to pronounce this:

"Wa shir la-ow suh"

Answer 2

"Female teacher" in Traditional Chinese is 女老師. In Simplified Chinese, it is 女老师. This is pronounced "neu3lao3shi1" in Hanyu Pinyin and "neulaoshy" in Gwoyeu Romatzyh.

Answer 3

我是你的老师 [wǒ shì nǐ de lǎo shī]

Answer 4

老师 [lao shi]