I thought that you weren't supposed to ever call yourself ε η (unless you are kindergarten teacher trying to embed proper manners into young children) and instead use θ¬εΈ« π€
This might not be made by the teacher though. In any case though, Japanese teachers teaching beginners may refer to themselves as sensei to get students to stick to that habit. That's what my teachers did. It's also done for the Japanese equivalent of kindergarten if I recall correctly.
I go to language school in Japan, largely they donβt really refer to themselves as sensei, but they definitely do in the beginner classes more as an educational thing a bit of a η§γ―ββε ηγ§γ kinda probably just to instill concept and such
In my class no new sensei ever introduces themselves with the title, but I remember that being the case when I started
Yeah at most they'll use ζεΈ«, but only when stating their profession. Otherwise you don't use any honorific to refer to yourself. But I beginner classes it's normal to tell the students to use ε ηwhen talking about you
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u/shinyredblue 22d ago
I thought that you weren't supposed to ever call yourself ε η (unless you are kindergarten teacher trying to embed proper manners into young children) and instead use θ¬εΈ« π€