ask something from someone

I think you need "I asked the teacher a question."

Using 'a' or "the" is a separate subject, although here depending on the sentence both can be correct. Anyway, what do you think about the second question please? Is it incorrect?

khoshtipUsing 'a' or "the" is a separate subject

"A" is the obvious choice without more context.

khoshtipabout the second question please? Is it incorrect?

I probably wouldn't call it ungrammatical, but it doesn't seem to mean "I asked the teacher a question."

ozzourti it doesn't seem to mean "I asked the teacher a question."

So what does it mean in your point of view?

khoshtipSo what does it mean in your point of view?

Perhaps it means "I asked [somebody] the question the teacher had or told me to ask."

OW, that is the region of the question returns to the teacher. Thanks I got it.

What about this sentence:
I asked the question than the teacher.
Does this make any sense?

khoshtipDoes this make any sense?

No.

Thanks