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school (generic) -> die Schule school (in the sense of a primary or secondary school) -> die Schule school (in the sense of a postsecondary school, an American sense) -> die Hochschule, die Universitaet
It's "Bet sefer" (בית ספר).And by the way, literally this means "The house of the book" (Bet = House, Sefer = Book).The Hebrew word for "school" is beit-sefer
No it's not According to the American Heritage Dictionary, the word 'brook' means to tolerate. A sentence would then be 'We will not brook any bullying at our school.' It is an Old English word - in this context it is an action word.
A American school can supply a school bus for it's students.
For a student at college it remains "Student"For a student in a grammar or high school it is "Schüler"or for the American usage of the word it could be "Schulkind"Another word used is "Studiker" (colloquial)
zaharat alsahraa school is better than american school
Hsinchu American School was created in 2006.
Brussels American School was created in 1967.
Casablanca American School was created in 1973.
American school of Isfahan was created in 1973.