"Jag är professor."

Translation: I am a professor.

[CapdeBurro]

What is the difference between professor and teacher ?

[Lundgren8]

in Swedish professor an academic university title and the name for the highest educated teachers at a university. Lärare (teacher) is just any person who teaches.

[myriam365]

But can you call a professor 'lärare'?

[Lundgren8]

Yes, typically. I’d say ”min lärare” about my university professor. When speaking to them, we usually use first names in Sweden.

[myriam365]

Thank you!

[Ewan.yy]

In academia, we usually call the person who teaches at a university or a college AND with a PhD or a licentiate degree as "a lecturer", en lektor på Svenska.

[ShatteredSans]

jag ar professor Dumbledore

[eal_duo]

The audio sounds more like: "jag är professorn"

[Huguenot7]

I noticed something similar, almost like the last letter is a cross between an r and an l.

[craigchardy]

The audio sounds like "jag é professor."

[Taa0pe]

I agree with eal_duo as for the model utterance; having the definite species "professorn" indicates the need of translating it "the professor". - So, there is some discrepancy between exercise stuff and the solution!

[Gnurfel]

I should have asked this earlier but can professor be used like a name on its own to talk to someone? Like "God morgon professor"?

[Joshua118516]

Romans
1:22När de berömde sig av att vara visa, blevo de dårar 

[NathanHill16]

Is "Professor" used in the British style, where it's a prestigious title that only some university faculty have, or like the American style where it's anyone who teaches at a university?