What do you call you teachers Sir or Mr?

Question

MALE

Answer 1

Well, from my school, we usually call them Mr. But if you are from someplace else, you might have to call them Sir. It depends where you are from.

Answer 2

Mr.
I've never heard of anyone calling their school teacher "Sir."

Answer 3

Mr. is more common, i dont know if i've ever heard someone call a teacher sir

Answer 4

Dude, and Dudette, no, no, I'm just kidding! Mrs. for a married woman teacher. Miss for an unmarried woman teacher. Mr. for a male teacher.

Answer 5

Well, in south, when asking a question or refering to someone we say Mr. Brown, Mr. Smith, Mr. Jones. But in answering someone we say, "Yes sir." I suppose it depends on where you are from.

Answer 6

Mr

Answer 7

Mr. by the last name
and Sir, is always good...
By answering, "Yes, Sir", "No Sir" "
Thank-You Sir".
It's nice to say. "Good Morning Mr....so & so.
It's always polite to address your teacher or anyone you respect by Mr. or Mrs. Keep up the goodness.

Answer 8

Sir

Answer 9

i say mr i think sir sounds weird

Answer 10

If you are in college and they have a Phd, you call them Dr, so what you call them depends on what level etc, and also what culture and what part of the country. In general, I would say Mr would do nicely. Thanks for asking.