A rabbi is a Jewish teacher and community leader — the person trained in Jewish law who helps people live by it. Learner books sometimes say “Jewish priest,” and that is close enough to start, but it is tidier than real life.

A rabbi拉比 is是 a Jewish teacher and community leader猶太教的老師兼社群領袖——the person trained in Jewish law受過猶太律法訓練的人 who helps people live by it幫助大家照著律法生活。Learner books學習用的書 sometimes say有時候會說是 'Jewish priest'「猶太教神父」，and而 that is close enough to start這個說法作為入門還算夠接近，but但 it is tidier than real life比現實情況更簡化。

In Jewish life a priest (a kohen) is a different, older family role; a rabbi is someone who has studied the books and is chosen to teach, to lead a synagogue, to marry people, and to answer hard questions.

In Jewish life在猶太人的生活裡，a priest (a kohen)神父（kohen） is a different, older family role是另一種更古老的家族身分角色；a rabbi拉比 is someone則是...的人 who has studied the books研讀過經典 and is chosen to teach被選來教導、to lead a synagogue主持猶太會堂、to marry people主持婚禮，and並 to answer hard questions回答困難問題。

You address one as Rabbi plus the family name. The word is respectful.

You你 address one稱呼他們的時候 as Rabbi plus the family name用Rabbi加上姓氏。The word這個詞 is是 respectful尊稱。

It is not the same job as a Christian priest, and it has nothing to do with the animal rabbit, though the two sound a little alike.

It它 is not the same job as跟...不是同一種職務 a Christian priest天主教神父，and也 it has nothing to do with跟...沒有關係 the animal rabbit動物rabbit（兔子），though儘管 the two sound a little alike這兩個字聽起來有點像。