Profesor and Maestro difference
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What's the difference between "Profesor(a)" and "Maestro/a", and how to use them in a sentence? They seem to have the same meaning, at least in my native languages, Tagalog and Bicol. Any help will be apreciated. Thank you.
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updated May 1, 2012
posted by 009ada67
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Maestro is more roughly translated to teacher, while profesor is professor. I think maestro would be more used in younger grades and profesor is used in college and shows more respect and credibility. At least that is what I was taught
updated May 1, 2012
posted by ree-ree-cee
