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To receive instruction or knowledge from a teacher or mentor.
彼は大学で教授から多くのことを教わった。
He learned a lot from his professor at university.
子供は学校の先生から勉強を教わる。
Children learn their lessons from their school teachers.
This phrase emphasizes the act of receiving knowledge directly from a teacher, often in a formal educational setting.
This phrase is appropriate in both formal and informal contexts, but it is most commonly used in formal educational settings.
This phrase emphasizes the direct transfer of knowledge from a teacher to a student, making it distinct from self-study or learning from other sources.
Composed of 先生 (sensei, teacher) + から (from) + 教わる (osowaru, to learn from someone).
This phrase is commonly used to describe learning from a teacher in a structured or formal setting, such as school or private lessons. It implies a direct transfer of knowledge from the teacher to the student.