How to Say ‘Still an English teacher’ in French
Toujours prof d'anglais
too-zhoor pruhf d' ahn-glay
[too-zhoor pruhf d' ahn-glay]
💬 Usage Tip: In everyday French, job titles often appear without a word for "a": [Je suis prof d'anglais] = "I'm an English teacher." French leaves the article out after [être] in this kind of sentence.
Phrase Breakdown
Toujours
[too-zhoor]
Still
Up to the time of speaking.
Il est toujours professeur.
He is still a teacher.
prof
[pruhf]
teacher
A person who teaches.
Elle est prof de maths.
She is a math teacher.
d'
[d']
of
Used to indicate belonging.
J'ai besoin d'un stylo.
I need a pen.
anglais
[ahn-glay]
English
Language spoken in England.
Il parle anglais.
He speaks English.
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