"The teacher hates teaching."

Translation: 선생님은 가르치시는 것을 싫어하십니다.

[sonnert]

difference between 합니다 and 하십니다?

[LastSeong]

adding 시 before you conjugate it makes it more polite

[MaxxieMann]

Adding the 시 in is a way to express respect for the person that you're talking about (in this case the teacher/doctor/etc.) where as the -ㅂ니다 bit is for respect to who you're talking to (a coworker for example).

[SvedishPlumber]

I believe politeness but im not sure. Get out the ole googler and see what it says

[Ellie850831]

What's the difference between 가르치는 and 가르치시는?

[klite123]

The latter is a "honorific" form of the former.

[suhandiwiratama]

Then how would the students be able to learn properly?