How do French students usually address their teachers? French students usually address their teachers by their first names.

French students usually address their teachers by their title, 'Monsieur', 'Madame', or 'Madamoiselle', followed by the teacher's last name.

French students usually address their teachers by title only, 'Monsieur', 'Madame', or 'Madamoiselle', without using the teacher's last name.

French students usually address their teachers by their last names.

I think it's the same for example Monsier (name)

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deux oranges = two oranges

cinq banane = five bananas

beaucoup du tomates = a lot of tomatoes

quarante–trois euros = forty-three euros

onze steaks = eleven steaks

quatre-vingt dix-sept euros = ninety-seven euros

treize eclairs = thirteen eclairs

soixante-cinq petit croissant = sixty-five small croissants

trente-neuf euros = thirty-nine euros

vingt-quatre formage = twenty-four cheeses

cent-onze euros = 111 euros

quatre vingt euros = eighty-nine euros

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is that chinese

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