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A yogi is a term for one who practices yoga. These designations are mostly reserved for advanced practitioners.Yogacharya [meaning yoga teacher (male) in Sanskrit/Hindi language] is another popular word.
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No, you can say 1.Working as a teacher 2.As I work as a teacher
As I am not a teacher, I can hardly answer this question. if you try to google " The adverb for scared " You will find the word scaredly however it does not say if it is in the scrabble dictionary or not so it is qualified as a no in my opinion. If you think otherwise let me know in the comments.
Sobresaliente is the Spanish word for outstanding.
Kumu is teacher in Hawaiian
o- outgoing, original, outstanding
"Teacher" in Farsi is "معلم" (pronounced as "mo'allem").
the teacher always say be attention
Po'okela means "outstanding", "excellent", "foremost", or "champion".
In Kannada we would say Shikshaka (male) Shikshaki(female).
Guru is how you say teacher in punjabi. If you want to know how to say it in one of the other 450 languages of India, please specify which language you are talking about.
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The word teacher is a noun. You don't capitalise nouns unless they are proper or form part of a title. It's rare, though, that the word teacher is used as a title. For example, you'd say "Bert is a doctor". But you'd address him as Doctor Jones. I doubt if you'd say Teacher Smith, although you could and if you did then the Teacher would be capitalised. Otherwise he's just a teacher, like a car is a car and a dog is a dog.
A yogi is a term for one who practices yoga. These designations are mostly reserved for advanced practitioners.Yogacharya [meaning yoga teacher (male) in Sanskrit/Hindi language] is another popular word.
there are two meaning 1- the kinsman is a healer 2- the teacher as some say that his name was " Hammu " and the word "Rabi" means teacher !!