Study Legal English
Hi I'm Louise Kulbicki, I have been teaching legal English for over 10 years and here on my Study Legal English YouTube channel I provide you with content to help you learn legal English.
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Study Legal English
When someone thinks you're a robot...😬 Not a robot. Just English. 😅
10 months ago | [YT] | 3
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🤓 In this week’s video, we look at how to introduce your law firm. You may need to do this at a networking event, conference, or in an interview to become a partner. So, it’s important to have the right legal English words and phrases to do this. For example, do you know how to explain your firm’s type, history, size, or compensation model? All of these things are covered in the video.
🎥 Check out the video now! – How to introduce your law firm in English ➡️ https://youtu.be/rYp6qHHXro8
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11 months ago | [YT] | 7
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In response to @alvarodelac860 recent question, can we use 'carry on an investigation' I would say, no, it's not a common collcoation. Here are some results from Google Ngrams. Interestingly, 'carry on an investigation' was more popular in the past (pre 1940s) but has fallen out of use. Language is constantly evolving!
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🤓In this week’s video, we look at legal English collocations (words that naturally go together) which you can use to speak about pre-trial criminal law procedure.
💪Using collocations will make you sound more fluent!
✅And at the end, there is a quick quiz to test your understandning.
🤓 Check out the video 12 MUST-KNOW legal English collocations for pre-trial criminal law collocations today!
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🤓 In this week’s video, we’re diving into some essential legal English vocabulary to help you better understand key roles in criminal law proceedings. Check out the video: People in criminal law proceedings. https://youtu.be/p7vz5lM_5wg?si=Aeoak...
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Check out my latest video 'What is notwithstanding? Should I learn it?'
🤓In this quick lesson you can learn the ins and outs of the legal English term "notwithstanding". Discover its meaning, practical usage, and examples to improve your legal vocabulary. 🥳
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🚨 Boost Your Legal English Vocabulary! 🚨
Did you know there are many collocations with "from" which we use in legal English?
📚 Want to learn more collocations like these and enhance your legal English skills? 🎥 Watch my latest YouTube video where I break it all down with clear explanations and examples! Click here 👉https://youtu.be/J0Jdz5A1q44
💬 Which of these collocations was new to you? Let me know!
1 year ago | [YT] | 8
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Anyone who has learned English or who is learning English knows that silent letters are a nightmare! Here's Michael McIntyre's stand-up sketch about how ridiculous English spelling and pronunciation is. 😂
Here's the list of silent lettered words (with British English) he refers to:
Hour – Silent "H"
Half – Silent "L"
Subtle – Silent "B"
Knickers – Silent "K"
Wednesday – Silent "D"
Autumn – Silent "N"
February – Silent first "R"
Walking – Silent "L"
Talking – Silent "L"
Climbing – Silent "B"
Knitting – Silent "K"
Knife – Silent "K"
Buffet – Silent "T"
Salmon – Silent "L"
Sword – Silent "W"
Sandwich – Silent "D"
Yoghurt – Silent "H"
Gnome – Silent "G"
Scissors – Silent "C"
Cupboard – Silent "P"
Wrapped – Silent "W"
Honestly – Silent "H"
Known – Silent "K"
Listen – Silent "T"
Receipt – Silent "P"
Champagne – Silent "G"
Knock – Silent "K"
Chloe – Silent "H"
School – Silent "H"
Lasagna – Silent "G"
Knackered – Silent "K"
1 year ago | [YT] | 3
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🎄 Season's greetings to all my legal English learners! 🎄
As the holiday season approaches, I wanted to thank you for your engagement this year. I'm taking a short break from posting videos over Christmas, but I'll be back in the New Year with fresh content to help you master legal English!
In the meantime, I wish you a Merry Christmas. May your New Year be filled with success, learning, and lots of legal language! 💪
Warm festive wishes,
Louise xxx
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