僕たちの先生って本当に頭が固いよね。 - ponjo example sentence (to la mupli toi)

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lo lidne

lo cunso

lo se lidne

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lo bangu pe lo jufra poi lidne jonai se lidne jonai cunso

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zbasu lo fukpi be lo jufra

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i zgana lo te traduki

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zbasu lo fukpi be lo jufra

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zbasu lo fukpi be lo jufra

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{{vm.sentence.expandLabel}} mipri lo te traduki

JimBreen February 9, 2020 February 9, 2020 at 3:55:21 AM UTC

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I agree that for purposes of illustrating the use of 頭が固い the alternative sentence is better. I'll change the link.
The original "Our teacher really stands on ceremony, doesn't she?" is actually fine, but the "stands on ceremony" expression is probably a bit old-fashioned now. I wouldn't remove the sentence entirely.