A French teacher is un / une professeur. When teaching French, they are un / une professeur de français.
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Le nom de ma professeur est Mademoiselle Docherty
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There are English teachers in France. But every teacher in France has to obtain a certificate, for which it is necessary to speak correctly French. So it is exact to say that there are few foreign teachers, but French teachers abroad aren't not that much either.
you probably cant find a french catholic school in Isfahan. But you can get a private teacher and try homeschooling. private teachers are not too expensive in iran.
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Ashlé is a French equivalent of the English name "Ashley." The use of the name, whose origins track back to the merger of the Anglo-Saxon æsc ("ash") and lēah"(forest or meadow clearing"), may be considered restricted to French language-learning classes where teachers Frenchify first names. The pronunciation will be "a-shley" in French.
The correct form is "teacher's name" when referring to the name of one teacher. If you are talking about the names of multiple teachers, the correct form would be "teachers' names." Therefore, the choice depends on whether you are discussing one teacher or multiple teachers.