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What does mi maestro no mean in English?

"Mi maestro no" literally translates to "My teacher not" in English.

However, it's likely incomplete and needs more context to understand the full meaning. For example, it could be part of a sentence like:

* "Mi maestro no está aquí." (My teacher is not here.)

* "Mi maestro no me entiende." (My teacher doesn't understand me.)

* "Mi maestro no es muy estricto." (My teacher isn't very strict.)

To understand the meaning, you need to consider the entire sentence and the context in which it is used.

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