Examples of using "Insegnare" in a sentence and their english translations:
I love to teach.
I loved teaching.
I can teach English.
Teaching is learning.
I had to teach French.
We can only teach.
- I love teaching.
- I like teaching.
I cannot teach for free.
He knows how to teach languages.
- I enjoy teaching French.
- I love teaching French.
- I like teaching French.
I chose to teach Berber.
You must teach it to me.
I can teach you how to drive.
Can you teach me?
I love teaching kids.
Tom hates teaching French.
Tom wanted to teach French.
I want to teach Berber.
He started teaching the Quran.
I want to teach French.
I hate teaching French.
I get paid to teach French.
- Teaching children is easier than teaching adults.
- It's easier to teach children than to teach adults.
- It's easier to teach children than adults.
Maybe Tom can teach French.
Tom might teach French again.
I can't teach French anymore.
I have to teach Mary Esperanto.
I like teaching kids.
She is capable of teaching English.
Tom doesn't want to teach French.
Tom didn't want to teach French.
Tom might have to teach French.
I would love to not have to teach people
Teaching demands a lot of patience.
He can teach the Quran.
Tom can't teach French.
To know is one thing, to teach is another.
I might not teach French next year.
I still plan to teach French.
He says he enjoys teaching French.
She says she likes teaching French.
I like teaching little children.
I love teaching kids Spanish!
Tom seems to enjoy teaching French.
Tom must like teaching French.
where you tried to teach something to somebody
teaching kids to read?
Tom loved teaching French.
When did you start teaching?
He knows how to teach languages.
Tom is back to teaching.
I'm going to teach in Wales.
She went into teaching.
I can teach you something.
Now I am in South America to teach Esperanto.
Can you teach me how to play the bagpipes?
She said she enjoys teaching French.
Children should be taught not to tell lies.
Tom never wanted to teach French.
Tom can't teach French anymore.
He said he enjoys teaching French.
instead of teaching our children
He is skillful in teaching pupils.
Knowing is one thing, teaching quite another.
To know is one thing, to teach is another.
He is capable of teaching French.
He is capable of teaching Spanish.
My job is teaching English.
Tom could probably teach French.
Don't go work as a teacher in Uganda.
Aren't we going to teach in Lettonia?
Aren't you going to teach in Ukraine?
I can teach you how to fight.
All our teachers were young and loved teaching.
- Tom said he likes teaching French.
- Tom said that he likes teaching French.
I can teach you how to hunt.
Can you teach me French?
I want to teach you how to do that.
Tom agreed to teach Mary French.
Mary said she enjoys teaching French.
- To teach young children is not easy.
- Teaching young children isn't easy.
Tom has gone to Boston to teach.
It isn't easy to teach little kids.
- She said she enjoys teaching French.
- She said she likes teaching French.
I can teach you things.
I can teach you how to sell.
I can teach you how to shoot.
How long has it been since you gave up teaching at that school?
You can't teach an old dog new tricks.
He's a teacher of physics, but can also teach math.
I also know that teaching about these things in schools