Teacher is simply 先生 (sensei) in Japanese.
薔薇 bara
Star in Japanese is 'hoshi'Hiragana - ほしKanji - 星
Substitute teacher.
That is 'teacher' .
No, in the matter of fact,Most Japaneses are good in technology.
Taught. "my teacher "taught" me how to spell."
父の小さいお序お産 chichi no chiisai ojoosan. (Dad's little daughter)
It is spelled like this
== == Coach.
The correct spelling is "teacher."
The Welsh word for 'teacher' is athro for a male, and athrawes for a female.
"Brucie" is a name, so you'd pronounce it as you would in English. However, if you were to spell "Brucie" in Japanese, it would be spelt in Katakana like so: ブルシ (which says "Burushi")