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  • Welcome to English at the movies where we teach you American English.

  • Heard at the movies are saying today is get yourself lawyered up from the film Denial.

  • The story is taken from riel events about a court case and the Holocaust.

  • A British man denies that millions of Jews were killed during World War Two.

  • A woman calls him a liar and he takes her to court.

  • Listen carefully for the words.

  • Get yourself lawyered up, Miss bitch.

  • Done Very real damage to my festival existence.

  • What did you say about him?

  • I think I called him a liar.

  • And also fire of history.

  • You better get yourself lawyered up.

  • So what do you think?

  • Get yourself lawyered up.

  • Means you should find a lawyer to represent you.

  • Or you should become a lawyer.

  • Listen again.

  • Did you have the right answer?

  • Stitched?

  • Done Very real damage to my festival existence.

  • What did you say about him?

  • I think I called him a liar and also fire of history.

  • You better get yourself lawyered up.

  • Get yourself lawyered up.

  • Means you should find a lawyer to represent you in the film.

  • The woman called the man a liar in Britain, he could take her to court for libel, saying bad things about him.

  • So her friend told her to get lawyered up and get some legal health.

  • And that is English at the movies, I'm an ball.

Welcome to English at the movies where we teach you American English.

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英語@映画: 'Get Yourself Lawyered Up' (English @ the Movies: 'Get Yourself Lawyered Up')

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    林宜悉 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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