（のどが痛い先生に）大丈夫ですかって英語でなんて言うの？

Your teacher will be very impressed that you are expressing some concern about their health. Probably it is best just to ask a simple sentence such as: "Are you alright, teacher?" or "Is your throat sore, teacher?" Again, probably the teacher will prefer to struggle on rather than cancel the lesson at that stage. As the lessons are relatively short, if the sore throat continues to be a cause of irritation, then the etcher will be able to cancel later lessons if need be.

Hi, Miori! I think that this is very thoughtful of you! :) 1. "Are you feeling okay?" In this situation, this expression is better than "Are you okay?" If you say, "Are you okay?" I think this may be considered a little impolite. We would say "Are you okay?" after we see someone who is in more extreme distress. ----- Example: To someone who recently got injured, someone who is crying, etc. We could say "Are you feeling okay?" for less extreme situations. ----- Example: To someone who is sick, someone who looks sad, etc. **But this is just my general opinion! There are no rules for this! :) ** 2. "I hope you'll feel better soon." You can also say this after you ask "Are you feeling okay?" I hope this helps! Good luck! ✰✰

*Are you okay? This means that you would like to know if the teacher is feeling fine. *I hope you get well soon. If the teacher told you that they are not feeling well you can tell that "I hope you get well soon." This means you would like them to feel better and you wish them that.

Do you have a sore throat? You voice is quite hoarse today. I'm sorry if you do!

If you are worried that someone is feeling unwell then you might ask 'are you feeling ok?' or 'do you have a sore throat?' when you are finishing the lesson you might want to tell them you hope they feel better soon to show concern for them

When you want to check if your teacher is ok because it sounds like they have a sore throat; then you may ask in the following ways: -Are you alright? -Are you feeling OK? It sounds like you have a sore throat

"Are you okay?" Is a casual, short and frequently used expression/question when you are concerned about someone, wanting to know how they are by making conversation or even used as an opener to greet someone (same as 'allright'). "I hope you will feel better soon" Is a polite and well used term used when someone is feeling unwell and you refer that you hope that they in fact recover soon.