The question of the female teacher s husband s title...

Just say your husband.

Or just say pretend to be cute and obedient and ask the teacher what he wants you to call his husband.

If it were, I would say, can I call him brother-in-law? How touching the teacher will be in this way, you treat it as a sister.

Just say it directly, how about your husband, it's okay After all, everyone is young, and the issue of symmetry is not too particular.

If your teacher doesn't mind, just "your husband".

But I think "Shigong" is much better than "your husband".

It's just that "Shigong" will make people feel a little funny.

Ha ha! (Sorry, it's kind of funny).

I guess you should ask your teacher what you should call him!

That's what you call it! Isn't it nice that the teacher is happy, too! It also enlivens the atmosphere!

Ask what the teacher's husband's last name is.

If the surname is Wang, it would be good to call Brother Wang directly.

You can ask your teacher's husband's surname and then call him a teacher.

The wife of the male teacher, we call her the wife, and the husband of the female teacher do we call him the master? That's not right. What should I call the husband of the female teacher, according to my experience, it is a bit different for different occasions.

1.If the name is more formal, you can call the teacher's husband the master, which is relatively stable.

2.If you can call him a teacher in life.

3.The husband of a junior high school teacher can be called uncle, and the college teacher is about the same age, so she is called her husband and brother-in-law.

1. If you are a student of a female teacher, and the age of the female teacher's lover is older than her father, she will call her uncle. When he was younger than his father, he called him uncle.

2. If you are a colleague of a female teacher. It's okay to call a teacher by name.

3. If you are a parent of a female teacher. To address a certain teacher, if the female teacher's lover has a position in the unit, it is enough to call the position.

The teacher's wife is generally called the teacher's mother. However, the current title can also be called aunt or aunt, as a general term. Shimu is a Chinese word, pronounced shī mǔ, which refers to the wife of a master.

Interpretation: 1. Call your teacher's wife or the master's wife as your wife. It is also called Shi Niang.

2. In Wenzhou, elderly women are called.

Historical change. In the education system of the ancient Chinese education system, it is said that most of the practitioners of education work are men, so they are called Mr. or Teacher, and there is also a saying that one day is a teacher and a father for life, and the teacher's wife is called a teacher's mother;

In modern times, women have become teachers and teachers, and the strict distinction between teachers and students has become blurred due to the shortening of the age gap, so the same principle of title has evolved, and the husband of the teacher is called the teacher.

It should be called Mrs. or Mrs. hahahahaha.

It is the most formal to call the teacher, but some teachers are not a few years older than the students, and the teacher is not necessarily suitable. If you know the surname of your teacher's wife in advance, you can call a certain teacher, or the age gap is relatively small, just call your sister, who will think that she is young.

It's good to call the teacher's wife, otherwise if you call your sister, the two of you will be the same generation, and you will be the teacher for one day and the father for life, so the teacher and your parents are of the same generation, and if you call your sister, it means that the teacher and the teacher's wife are one generation apart, which is not right.

Call Sister or Mrs.

It's really not appropriate to call aunt It's okay to call my sister, although the seniority is there But there are also teachers who are not a few years older than students Like a big brother, then his wife should be a sister, plus the master is more formal, more respectful, and will not look old, when we first entered the company, there was a master who took me The master is not a few years older than me I am still called a master.

Generally, no matter how old you are, it's normal to call your wife, do you want to call your sister?

You can call it Sister, Sister

It's better to call your sister If your teacher is too old, he won't feel good.

The teacher's wife should be called Mrs. Ah, you don't call him Mrs. Sister (weird), Aunt (looks old).

It's you who is old, or you are called a teacher, or a teacher, and the generations are there; I think it's always her, so I ask her to say a title, is it a matter of the host?

In fact, it's okay to call you aunt, but you can't call you sister.

Mrs., aunt, or just call the teacher.

"Mrs. Chen" is a written language, and it is not suitable for oral use, if you know her surname, such as Chen, you call her "Aunt Chen", if you don't know, you call her "teacher", don't care if she is a teacher or not, you just call her so respectful, just like many old actors call them "teacher" when they are on the show, but are they all teachers? This is nothing more than an honorific title for the older generation by the Chinese.

If she doesn't mind calling her that, you'll call it that way in the future, and if she's awkward, she'll correct it and teach you how to call it, so you won't get the "best call".

The teacher's mother doesn't matter, just call her "grandma"!

Your name is xx teacher, and it's okay.

It's best to call your sister or not, if you have something to say, just say it.

Then my sister, it's a bit frivolous to call a beauty.

Generally, no matter how old you are, it is normal to call your wife.

Master, it shouldn't be very old, otherwise the generations will be messed up.

It's called Shimu Bai. It's good to be active and funny.

That's a lot of nonsense. Just call the teacher!

What are you hinting at?? It always feels a bit of a problem.

Call the lover of the teacher or xx teacher.。。