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How to write 老师再见 — "Goodbye, Teacher" in Chinese
老师再见 (lǎo shī zài jiàn) is how you say "goodbye, teacher" in Chinese. The dismissal chorus at the end of Chinese class. Below is each character with its pinyin and meaning, plus a free tracing worksheet you can print in seconds.
老师再见 character by character
| Character | Pinyin | Meaning in this phrase |
|---|---|---|
| 老 | lǎo | old; venerable |
| 师 | shī | teacher |
| 再 | zài | again |
| 见 | jiàn | to see |
| 老师再见 | lǎo shī zài jiàn | goodbye, teacher |
Using 老师再见
老师 (“teacher”) plus 再见 (“goodbye”) gives the end-of-class farewell. At dismissal, students stand and chorus 老师再见 before packing up — the bookend to the opening 老师好. Weekend Chinese schools keep the same routine, so heritage kids hear it every Saturday at noon.
In Traditional Chinese it is 老師再見 — 师→師 and 见→見. The pattern personalizes easily: 王老师再见 (“goodbye, Teacher Wang”). Between friends kids swap in 明天见 (“see you tomorrow”) or 下周见 (“see you next week”) — same 见, different time word.
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FAQ
When do students say 老师再见?
At the end of class or the school day, usually in chorus while standing, after the teacher announces 下课 (class is over).
Can 老师再见 be personalized?
Yes — put the teacher's surname first: 王老师再见 (goodbye, Teacher Wang). The same works for 老师好 at the start of class.
How is 老师再见 written in Traditional Chinese?
老師再見 — 师→師 and 见→見.