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No meaning at all, unless the teacher himself is called (سهل), then the phrase will mean (Teacher Sahl). Other than that, I cannot think of any other meaning in MSA.
June 28, 2019
In colloquial English, you can say "an easy teacher" for a teacher that doesn't grade harshly and whose course is easy to pass with minimal effort. I don't know if this phrasing carries over to Arabic though.
July 11, 2019
The sentence is correct but makes no sense. An "easy going" teacher would make sense, how would you say that in Arabic? "A teacher that makes learning easy" is also a sentence that makes sense. How would you say that in English (a pedagogical teacher?) and Arabic?
June 30, 2019
Sikeryali
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@AnnaEE, an easy teacher who makes learning easy. Can be understood easily.
معلم سهل او معلمة سهلة
July 11, 2019
