The relationship between Analia and the profesor is that he is the one who actually wrote the letters to her. He is the one who she actually fell in love with.
The relationship between the profesor and Luis is that they are friends.
The singular form of "los profesores" is "el profesor" in Spanish. The word "los" is the plural definite article for masculine nouns, while "profesores" is the plural form of "profesor." When referring to a single male teacher, you would use "el profesor."
"Entre" is Spanish and French for "between" - so "entre nous" is "between us". "Entre nosotros" is between us in Spanish.
It is a hybrid between agua (Spanish word) and ile (Yoruba word).See the link below for many details.
Well the spanish calender always starts the week with "lunes" which is monday. Ours starts with Sunday which is "domingo" in spanish. Another difference between the calenders is that the weeks start with a lowercase letter and our English calender, the weeks are capitalized. The last difference is that the day of the month comes before the month on the spanish calender. What I mean by that is that for example if you wanted to say November 18, 2010. You would put 18/11/10. On the English calender it would say 11/18/10. And that's it! Hope I helped though. I might've been late commenting on it but I gave some information. =)
Its spanish or is it spanish
Soy profesor/a
"Los profesores" is the plural form of "el profesor" in Spanish.
"El profesor de español" translates to "the Spanish teacher" in English.
Profesor: Teacher
Conferenciante Profesor
El/La profesor(a) de espanol.
If it is the morning, Buenos dias, profesor(a). If it is the afternoon, Buenas tardes, profesor(a).
The term "profesor" is masculine in Spanish. If referring to a female teacher, the correct term is "profesora."
Profesor del año.
profesor/a (male/female)
¿Quién es el profesor de español?
Profesor de apoyo, profesor de refuerzo or profesor de clases particulares.