How do you spell sensei plural?

As it is the title for a person who has studied martial arts for a long time, “sensei” is one of those words that is often capitalized when used as a title. The plural form, however, is “senseis”.

What do you call sensei in Japanese?

Traditional Japanese culture has a connection to the earth and the natural elements of the earth. A sensei is someone who has developed a large amount of knowledge about the earth or a specific element, for example, water or fire, through learning and practice. A sensei is someone who has studied a specific subject extensively and developed deep and wide knowledge about it. Someone who has mastered a skill and can help others learn the skill and develop it further is also called a sensei.

How do you say sensei in French?

You may come here to ask how to spell sensei in French. The word ‘sensei’ is actually an abbreviation of the word sensei, which is a Japanese term for teacher. The English translation of the term is simply ‘teacher’. You will find the term used when discussing different types of martial arts, such as judo, aikido, jiu-jitsu and others.

How do you say sensei in Spanish?

The word sensei is a Japanese term for teacher, so in Spanish if you are referring to multiple teachers it is spelled como si, because si is the Spanish equivalent of the English ‘yes’.

How do you say sensei in German?

The word sensei means “teaching” in Japanese. It is the title of the highest level of instruction in a traditional Japanese martial art and can also refer to a teacher or master in any other field. If you want to use this title in a German context, you can use the plural form senseis. However, if you are not using a title, you can just use the singular form sensei.