701. Legal English with Louise Kulbicki [Text Video]
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Discussing some of the most important terms and concepts in legal English, while also learning about key cases through some amusing stories, with legal English trainer Louise Kulbicki.
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Great to be on the show Luke - Thank you for having me and I loved discussing legal English with you :) Louise
subtitle is a great idea, thanks Luke
Thank you so much, Luke; being a lawyer myself, I have been looking forward to being able to listen to an episode like this one in Luke's English Podcast. I really appreciate it.
I have been hooked until finishing the episode.
Its been one of the most fascinating episodes that I have listened to recently.
I adore your skills Luke in managing the interview, recapping some key aspects, articulating and removing any potential ambiguity.
The talks on Jaffa cake and the dead snail were marvellous.
Your guest has done an amazing job, provided thoughtful clarifications from legal perspectives.
I would appreciate if you could have her/you or even your loyal followers share with us recommended dramas in which legal issues and language are significantly portrayed.
Thanks and have a nice day.
Great stuff! I recently started teaching English a group Polish lawyers what inspired me to reach for legal English vocabulary. I truly enjoy it now, mostly thanks to this podcast!
It’s mind-blowing. Love it.
To be honest, didn’t expect the podcast is so interesting. 👍
Yes very indeed😄, I totally agree with you that it's quite generous of you Luke that you download your podcasts for free. They're quite valuable and fun and you're quite amazing, thank you so much. I'm personally learning from you a lot, although I didn't know you from a long time by incident, learning a lot not just about the Lang. but also about the culture and other very interesting subjects, stories and awesome people, whom you interview.
Thank you again, God bless you.
I will reach your podcast as early as possible.thank you Luke you invited really a brilliant lawyer of your podcast.hope l will learn moor legal English and laws and background that already l taught some of these.the case of mouse and biscuits and the word of 1066 was fantastic👧
one of the brilliant episodes that I had never seen before thank you luck for this clarification between legal English and regular English it was very beneficial for me to explore this area.
Excellent Podcast! Very interesting! I am very impressed by your legal knowledge! I really appreciated listening to Louise and you! I hope you’ll do another episode like this! So fascinating to learn about English cases such as the Jaffa cake! Thanks a lot!!!
Thank you so much Luke and Louise. I am so fascinated by this. Good day!
Love your podcast Luke. Cheers from Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷
Great podcast! Thank you Luke, this is not a common topic, but is very useful, at least for me. I'm a Spanish lawyer.
Thanks luke,very informative to hear that as 1st podcast , made me encouraged for more
Congrats on this great episode, really compelling, although I'm not very familiar with legal jargon in general. I struggled a little bit to wrap my head around the part about the concept of 'consideration'. I particularly liked both the story of the lady who found the snake in her ginger beer and the court case to rule whether Jaffa Cakes are cakes indeed or just luxury cookies/biscuits. Thanks a lot, Luke! :-)
wonderful content Luke! Thanks a lot)
Excellent episode and very interesting guest, Luke.
I love this lesson.
Why? The way he had laying out words very big so I could read it easily. Thanks
I really like your accent Luke 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 from Indonesia ❤️
Another great video, thanks Luke!!
Very interesting. I think it’s worth pointing out that the point of consideration is to differentiate a one sided promise from a legally binding contract. Just because someone promises something doesn’t make it a contract.
I caught most of the words from suites show on Netflix.
You've kept your promise - that was interesting for lay-me :)
Study legal english with louse very best i like
Nice one! I didn't know why there were so many doublets in legal English. Thank you for an interesting piece of information :)
The thought of Mickey and Minny getting divorced was a hilariously brilliant case example to me.
The perfect conservation 👍🏼
Day by day I'm gonna your big Fan.
Thanks
Hi teacher
Are you going to make transcript for all of your podcasts on CZcams???
It is very useful for us please go on
Thanks great teacher
Simply great 👍 👏👏👏 like you so much
Great work luke i like it so much but please can you make more visual prodcast
Luke is there problem about your website . I can't enter the page because of some problems . Maybe due to problems about internet settings in terms of my region .not sure exactly . From Turkey. Could you check please i was going to buy a premiumship . I solved it okey thanks even so
Nice podcast have holding by louise.my passionate profession that till l don’t enrolled even!
So wonderful case of those cakes. Thanks for teaching and entertaining
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Hello everyone here, I am new here, and I am little confused about the sentence “here is the jingle “ what does the jingle mean, could anyone tell me about it?
A jingle is a little bit of music which introduces a radio show or podcast.
@@LukesEnglishPodcast Thanks for your sincere answer! Through listening to your program, I can hear many stories behind it, and it helps me a lot! Thank you again !
Hi,, luke,
Do amircans and Britishs pronounce ( law) the same?
Americans *
No it's actually quite different pronunciation in both of these countries
12:12 AM 01/20/2021 from Russia
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Hi, Luke! Thank you for you podcast, it’s very interesting and also informative in a lot of ways!
As we touch the legal subject in this episode, I wanted to ask you to share with your audience things that happen in Russia right now. I feel like not many people outside the CIS know about what’s happening. There are peaceful meetings in support of Navalny (you might hear about him) and other political prisoners, but the government acting really rougs - there’s been about 4000 detanees in only a week. There is no enough space in police departments, so people are forced to spend hours in police cars without food and water. Non profit organization “OVD info” is trying to help everyone, provide them with lawyers etc., but they don’t have enough resources. Anyone can help by donating to them (just google ovd info, all info is on their web site).
We are scared and suffocating, please help spread the information❤️
"they don't have enough recourses ", really ?
As navalny was housed in the luxurious setting in Germany?!
Beats me how the one could graduate from Yale given his English sounds like pleb's
Thank you for an episode,it was quite unusually and particularly curious to listining this topic . Honestly speaking I am little but didn't get the and of the case about snail inside the costume's bottle . I've got a question, the person who was drinking the bear with a snail is this person got some money in turms of moral compensation ? From my point of view the costumer who did drink from this bottle should have been get some money for this incident . I think someone should to be panish for this wierd case (,not poor snail of course 😄😄😄) .do not know , what do you think gues ?
Even consider the fact that
The bottom of bottle was invisible, im still stick to the point that this person should have been get at least some money . I think that if look at this case more carefully it is more than posoble to prove that costumer as a victim a d company need to pay for this.
Do not you think that this place, where this bear was pouring wasn't enough appropriate , because how it is posoble , this place where the bear was pouring in the bottles suppose to be checked properly
sao chô 10 phút, chữ good đọc như có kết thúc bằng âm s vậy mọi người
Sometimes English happens in less than perfect conditions.
Who want uk English . American and Canadian English is better than uk.
Eww American English sucks