Well, criminals usually begin commiting shoplifting and misdemeanors. Unfortunetly, some of them go deeper. They kidnap, mug, carjacking, burgler and then they see the way with no return. What starts as burglary sometimes becomes robbery, manslaughter or even rape. When felons decide that crime should be turned a job, they also commit fraud, blackmail, extortion, murder, Assault, tax evasion and bribery. Good vocabulary. Thanks again!
17:40 there is still some vocabulary to learn: In the trial (the hearing in a low court to judge whether a person is guilty of a crime), we forgot to mention the plaintiff who issued (accused legally) the defendant (who is assumed to be guilty of a crime). Then, the jury will deliberate to come to a verdict. If either of the litigants (plaintiff or defendant) is in disagreement with the verdict, they might appeal against it (apply to a higher court for a reversal of the decision of a lower court). Hope you find it useful for basic law stuff 😊
You're the best English teacher I've ever known. We've been in Sheffield ELTC for about 9 months. They only wasted our time! But lucky me I found you here. Thank you ever so much.
Thank you for this very useful lesson! I didn’t have any burglary at home but unfortunately I was mugged a couple of times in my life. In one of these situations I was punched, so the mugger committed two crimes: he committed a battery and he assaulted me...but, thank god, no manslaughter occurred! :-) true story :-) thanks again
you re a legend .. i mean.. i'm studying in uni right now but my tutor always tells me that he can sense some non native inhibition from my essay which rly puts me off ... although im not a native speaker, i've been living in uk ever since my high school (you might call it sixth form).. it's just rly disappointing to hear someone keep telling you "ok im not gna penalise you for this, because it's language related issue which obviously you cannot deal with...." this puts a lot of stress on me .. and ive been thinking about whether i should re learn english again .. your course makes more sense to me.. it makes me realise maybe i still need to learn english cos i dont actually understand some subtle differences between words and words... anyway.. you're a legend
You are just one of the best English teacher in this entire RUclips community. You're not only a great teacher but you are innovative and funny. Thank you for the Lesson! 🙏
A note; the word ‘hijack’ means to illegally seizure any types of vehicle including ship and cars. We relate the prefix of the word ‘hi’ with ‘high’ as in a high place so we assume it’s something that happens in an aircraft. Although the term ‘carjack’ (or ‘seajack’) is widely accepted, some linguists claim they are not real words. Love all the videos and learning so much from you Aly.
I am from Slovakia and our famous criminal is our national hero - a forest robber Yanoshik./My classmate, by the way the best student in the class, was very popular shoplifter, he did not have cells for fear and he stole whatever and later sold it for half of the price. He also stole to order. Once when fair took place in our city, me and my friends had a game in which who steals more, wins:)
Dear Aly, I really enjoy your videos, they're a nice pick-me-up after a long day at work. The one thing bothering me though is your capitalising individual words that should be in the lower case unless starting a sentence. It might mislead learners into thinking that verbs and prepositions etc. generally take the upper case in English. Apart from that just keep up the good work, you're a very talented teacher!
When we arrived in Italy, a guy just yelled at me : You need a taxi ? and I was like YES PLEASE!!!! The car looked strange and there were three guys but I thought it's nothing. Gladly he dropped us in the right location but he said it's 300€ ( which was super expensive, but we had to pay since the driver gave us his card, saying that the price includes the picking up, so he will come and pick us up to the airport at the last day of our journey ) it was a total fraud haha and the the card was for a nightclub .. plus the average fare is 60€ to 70€. Well, I learnt that I have to check the average fare for taxis in each country before going there. Thanks for your efforts, I truly love all of your videos.
I began watched your videos since you recorded with Carina fragoso and i thingo your topics amazing i've learning a Lot with your nowadays i can call you my Teacher thank you a lot, i almost forget about the crime that hapen in Brazil i believe what everone knows about our problems.
Hi, I'm from Colombia, currently I'm a prison guard, furthermore I'm crazy about your work... Thanks a lot for your time and help, this video was so interesting, 'cuz I have to know everything about it and often we have foreign visitors and condemned. Please, apologize me for my mistakes and thanks again. Could you send me a greeting?, please that will awesome.
Aly congratulations! 👏 You are simply exceptional, much more than a talented teacher, you are an all-round artist! 👏👍 However when I was 15 I shoplifted a lipstick that I liked so much from a cosmetic shop 😳
Hi Aly! Phishing is a type of crime too, right? When someone tries to robber personal information such as passwords or credit card numbers via emails or false web pages. I shoplifted two of those things that causes fireworks (I really don't know the name 😀) when I was a kid. I used just one because my father caught me in action 😀 He made me go back to the store and return the one that was left. That was the worst day of my life 😜 I felt so ashamed! I hated my father for years! Then I understood why he did it 😀
I've never shoplifted, but I used to be a biblioklept when I was 5th or 6th grade. Parents could not buy me books, so there was a result :) I adore books! Any time when I enter book store or library, I may get lost there for hours. But no more being biblioklept :)
You gave the best example to the bribery that reminded me of the bribery in Uzbekistan. It went on the top between 2000 and 2015 . If you broke any laws or not, Policemans could stop any cars that they liked and fined them in that case there was only way is bribe and let you hang on the way but now every single Policemans are provided with bodycamera and voice recorder which controlled by goverment.
11:52 😳😂 Oh I didn't know a couple of these crimes names. Thank you as always for being such a great teacher and making us feel like learning English language is easy ✌🏻
Hi I saw 6 or 7 your lesson(vedio) l really love your lessen i try to learn english with you The text for you means (you the best teacher) In kurdsh language (تۆ باشترین مامۆستای) 😍😍😍
Guilty or not guilty, not innocent. A jury weighs the evidence and decides if the burden of proof has been met by the crown. The the jury only decides if someone has or has not been proven guilty. Under UK law you are already innocent until proven guilty.
In my country, the President ordered people to trespass all empty houses that they may come across. Loads of people are being mugged, robbed and murdered every single day. Many companies, including those in power, are being accused of bribery. Also, I have even witnessed carjacking, actually, I'm not joking. Plus, many schools have been burgled and children cannot now go to them. About shoplifting, I have to tell you that I've never shoplifted any store. Thanks for your videos I enjoyed it. I delight whenever I listen to a native speaker. Your accent is nice. By the way, the word "violar" is correct, that how we say "to rape".
Oh my gosh!!! I'm thrilled about having been taught this kinda lesson keep up the good work coz i do indeed speak English clearly but this is the first time that I'm being taught this great and amazing lesson so My teacher i gotta say that keep up the good work
Yes, we have a lot of them. Now we have a scandal with Polish Financial Supervision Authority. Institution which is supposed to care about financial sector is dirty af. In other words, business as usual in Poland.
All the videos are perfect examples of how we should be taught. Thank you for all your efforts. I evry time look forward to watching a new video and getting a new piece of extremely useful vocabulary. Thank you so much!
Hello, papa I live in Taiwan and our former president who stepped down 10 years ago was found guilty of money-washing, bribery, and embezzlement. He and our former first lady were sentenced to jail for 20 years but are now on parole for medical reasons.
Man, your class is really awesome, you are more than a regular teacher my friend, thank you for your video, I am looking forward to watching ore of your videos.
@Learn English with Papa Teach Me In Italy - but I don't work at the bank: I keep my money there. Burglary is what happened to my house while I was out - and once my granny left her bag inside our car and some thieves stole it... So today 's lesson is pretty useful to me 😯
When we were in high school we had no money to buy something to eat after school so me and 2 friends went to our market for shoplifting.The plan was two of us keep busy the market guy and the other one shoplift cigarettes,cola,cheese ..etc something valuable however he shoplifted only one egg 😊
Before 14 years ago I tried to shoplift pieces of Almond😂🥜 but my father saw me and told me to say sorry to the Cashier and get back what I theft😅 thanks to read my story and correct me if I made a mistake 🙏🏻😄
-Before- 14 years ago I tried to shoplift [((pieces of))/some] Almond😂🥜 but my father saw me and told me to [((say sorry))/apologize] to the Cashier and -get back- (return) what I -theft- (took/stole)😅 thanks -to read- (for reading) my story and correct me if I made a mistake 🙏🏻😄
Great job! Incredible how many crimes there are! I would also add 'bag snatcher' and 'pickpocket'. In Italy bag snatching is quite common in Prato (Tuscany). This is why many Italian women who walk in a street, don't hold their bags on the streetside.
I hate those crazy people that they press dislike for your videos😡 they are mad, stupid, silly people. They are jealous of your success! you are amazing, keep progressing until you reach 10,000 million subscribes and you deserve more.👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Super!!! Excellent video. Just a suggestion, please about these themes talk in an impersonal way, I live in a very violent country and when you say «you commit....» It sounds like stimulating the person to do it. Thanks.
You said that there is no word for person who bribes someone. So, a word "briber" doesn't suit in this case? But, my dictionary tells me that a briber is a person that commits bribery.
You asked about a famous crime in my country, right? So first of all it is a case of Nadia Savchenko from Ukraine ( by the way I have the same name, Nadia, as she). Well she was put into prison in Russia and the whole Ukraine and the world showed sympathy to this girl. Now she has been put into Ukrainian prison, and everybody turned away from her. She has been in prison for a year now, and nobody cares. I find it is the highest level of hypocrisy. P.S. she is on hunger strike now.
@@ПавелНогин-и6н ребята, её подставило СБУ. Её вовлекли в планирование терракта. И накручивали на это долго. Сейчас она в сизо и голодает. Спасибо нашей черной власти.
Thank u so much Mr.Aly , I really like your videos ❤ This is my example: I've never commited anyone of those crimes, but I've heard of some of them happened in my city. For example, our neighbors' house has been burgled when they went for a vacation. And I heard of someone who works in my departement who takes bribery from students to give them the questions of the tests before the exams. And we often hear of some guys who blackmail girls with their pictures. And I've been mugged the last year, but thanks god he couldn't take anything because I yelled and peaple gathered so fast. And I admit it, when I was a kid, I shoplifted once 😅
@@papateachme I'm from Indonesia. It's technically a democratic country, but the vast majority of population are muslims so some of the laws are rooted in islamic doctrines. We've been having blasphemy law for a long time, but it became truly a thing in the digital era. Because anybody who said or did anything that could be considered remotely blasphemous by some people or organisation would eventually be found guilty. The classic example was two years ago, the governor of Jakarta (capital city) who was also running for the next election, said something blasphemous about islamic scripture. The law is just incredibly subjective and could be used as a political weapon to knock down your political opponent. After that there were a series of protests by millions of people who wanted that governor to be imprisoned (some people even wanted to kill him). So for the past two years this issue about blasphemy has been on the rise. People seem to be easily offended these days. There was a woman who was sentenced to 18 months in jail for merely complaining about noisy mosque. Another resent case was two comedians had to become some sort of fugitives from some religious lunatics who wanted to kill them. And guess their crime? Cooking pork with dates. Probably because pork is haram (forbidden) and dates are some fruits that we often eat in Ramadhan, so they perhaps symbolize the religion. I don't know the rationale behind this, but this is just absurd beyond belief, and it's not even blasphemy. And I think the core problem is the mob mentality that has just become so crazy. Most of them probably haven't watched the videos, or don't know what the problems is, they just follow the crowd. Sorry for the long reply, this is just something that got under my skin. Anyway, I love your videos and your style of teaching. I've been trying to improve my accent, and I want one like yours.
@@antiodespi3714 haha I think you're an Indonesian as well, because perhaps only indonesians would use wkwk. Yeah it is extremely annoying and sad at the same time when thousands of people make a big deal out of something that's so trivial.
Wao sir.l love you very much to see your leactuers.please keep it up.l am from Pakistan.sir l want to learn english fully in your language.sir kindly make videos series on legal vocabulary words english into english.word by word.court hiring words.
Here in Brazil a common crime that happens accross the entire country is the noise pollution, which generates health problems in millions of people here but the authorities just ignore it and if you call the police they will ignore you as well. My family and I have to deal with disrespectful neighbours that do lots of noise at weekends. Could you make a lesson about the common crimes committed in the city and that generates a conflict among people? I'd love it.
An enjoyable and impressive lesson with a lot of vocabularies lectured by the excellent teacher! I learned and absorbed a lot of crime and law vocabularies through the lesson. This is my first lesson for me from your RUclips channel. Done subscription and giving a thump up. Thank you so much, teacher.
Uau, I was finding some materials to help me to make a essay, and guess what? I found you. You are now my favourite teacher. Thanks lovely and funny boy
Impressive and enjoyable lesson . l really like the way you teach , it's full of passion, energy and eagerness. Honestly, I'm addicted to your videos. Appreciate your efforts Papa 😊
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Dude, you are amazing. I really enjoyed this video. You are not just a teacher, you are a drawer and an actor with a magnificent imagination. 😊👍
You are in every English educational channel I know :)
@@95kpeople2
We are fellows on the path of learning then, eh?
@@raed2178
Yep,
It's artist not drawer
He's a Drawer! Indeed!
Well, criminals usually begin commiting shoplifting and misdemeanors. Unfortunetly, some of them go deeper. They kidnap, mug, carjacking, burgler and then they see the way with no return. What starts as burglary sometimes becomes robbery, manslaughter or even rape. When felons decide that crime should be turned a job, they also commit fraud, blackmail, extortion, murder, Assault, tax evasion and bribery.
Good vocabulary. Thanks again!
Great use of vocabulary!
you did it bruh
@@alexandra-ij8ry Thanks, dude.
cada pétala que cai lindo nome
17:40 there is still some vocabulary to learn:
In the trial (the hearing in a low court to judge whether a person is guilty of a crime), we forgot to mention the plaintiff who issued (accused legally) the defendant (who is assumed to be guilty of a crime).
Then, the jury will deliberate to come to a verdict.
If either of the litigants (plaintiff or defendant) is in disagreement with the verdict, they might appeal against it (apply to a higher court for a reversal of the decision of a lower court).
Hope you find it useful for basic law stuff 😊
I really like how you respect gender equality by making the girl a mugger in one of the examples.
Great video, sir.
@@elpsy That's quite creative ;)
And making the prostitute a guy.
she's phoebe buffay
@@nyx1307
What does that mean?
@@95kpeople2 She was a prominent character in the telly show F.R.I.E.N.D.S and she was a mugger at a point in time.
I really like your accent
Thanks Indra. I grew it myself
Are you British?
@@wargasipil95 Yes he is .
@@nicolausteslaus chillax dude
@@HakamAlanzi Are you sure?
You're the best English teacher I've ever known. We've been in Sheffield ELTC for about 9 months. They only wasted our time! But lucky me I found you here. Thank you ever so much.
Thank you for this very useful lesson! I didn’t have any burglary at home but unfortunately I was mugged a couple of times in my life. In one of these situations I was punched, so the mugger committed two crimes: he committed a battery and he assaulted me...but, thank god, no manslaughter occurred! :-) true story :-) thanks again
I always get astonished with your brilliant creativity your lessons are not just lessons, your lessons ARE FUN, YOU are fun and I'm your fan.
I am studying legal english right now, what makes this vídeo very useful for me! Thanks!
Awesome!!!
As a judge of law court i appreciate your efforts.
Thanks, your honor ✌️
I have learnt this topic in IELTS vocabulary book. With Aly it is much more entertaining.
🤗😁
Yup!
you re a legend .. i mean.. i'm studying in uni right now but my tutor always tells me that he can sense some non native inhibition from my essay which rly puts me off ... although im not a native speaker, i've been living in uk ever since my high school (you might call it sixth form).. it's just rly disappointing to hear someone keep telling you "ok im not gna penalise you for this, because it's language related issue which obviously you cannot deal with...." this puts a lot of stress on me .. and ive been thinking about whether i should re learn english again .. your course makes more sense to me.. it makes me realise maybe i still need to learn english cos i dont actually understand some subtle differences between words and words... anyway.. you're a legend
"I won't tell the police" said a guy, literrally dressed as a police officer :D you're amazing, great lesson!
You are just one of the best English teacher in this entire RUclips community. You're not only a great teacher but you are innovative and funny. Thank you for the Lesson! 🙏
Your way of teaching is amazing you use pictures which help us a lot to remember your are the best teacher 👩🏫 thanks you
A note; the word ‘hijack’ means to illegally seizure any types of vehicle including ship and cars. We relate the prefix of the word ‘hi’ with ‘high’ as in a high place so we assume it’s something that happens in an aircraft. Although the term ‘carjack’ (or ‘seajack’) is widely accepted, some linguists claim they are not real words.
Love all the videos and learning so much from you Aly.
Excellent topic. You are great teacher. Thanks
I am from Slovakia and our famous criminal is our national hero - a forest robber Yanoshik./My classmate, by the way the best student in the class, was very popular shoplifter, he did not have cells for fear and he stole whatever and later sold it for half of the price. He also stole to order. Once when fair took place in our city, me and my friends had a game in which who steals more, wins:)
Omg I love your drawings! Makes such an original and fun lesson for students!
Dear Aly, I really enjoy your videos, they're a nice pick-me-up after a long day at work. The one thing bothering me though is your capitalising individual words that should be in the lower case unless starting a sentence. It might mislead learners into thinking that verbs and prepositions etc. generally take the upper case in English. Apart from that just keep up the good work, you're a very talented teacher!
You forgot the most common crime : Pickpocketing!
When we arrived in Italy, a guy just yelled at me : You need a taxi ?
and I was like YES PLEASE!!!!
The car looked strange and there were three guys but I thought it's nothing.
Gladly he dropped us in the right location but he said it's 300€ ( which was super expensive, but we had to pay since the driver gave us his card, saying that the price includes the picking up, so he will come and pick us up to the airport at the last day of our journey )
it was a total fraud haha and the the card was for a nightclub .. plus the average fare is 60€ to 70€.
Well, I learnt that I have to check the average fare for taxis in each country before going there.
Thanks for your efforts, I truly love all of your videos.
Above all, your drawing is so impressive! It's been a great help for me to understand the context!
فعلا انك استاذ وذيب وشنب تعليم انجليزي... ابدعت ، لغتك واضحة ومفهومة واسلوبك شامل... واحلا لايك لعيونك استاز بابا
That was fantastic, I would just like to add a word, you've mentioned misdemeanor for small crimes, and for big crimes we say felony.
I began watched your videos since you recorded with Carina fragoso and i thingo your topics amazing i've learning a Lot with your nowadays i can call you my Teacher thank you a lot, i almost forget about the crime that hapen in Brazil i believe what everone knows about our problems.
Welcome! And say hi to Carina for me she's lovely!
you deserves more views, one of the most interesting lesson I've learned :D
Hi, I'm from Colombia, currently I'm a prison guard, furthermore I'm crazy about your work...
Thanks a lot for your time and help, this video was so interesting, 'cuz I have to know everything about it and often we have foreign visitors and condemned.
Please, apologize me for my mistakes and thanks again.
Could you send me a greeting?, please that will awesome.
Love the drawings so much. You put so much work in your videos and you definitely know what you’re talking about
I'm a student, who study at law school. This infromation was very useful for me. The video is amazing!!!
Aly congratulations! 👏 You are simply exceptional, much more than a talented teacher, you are an all-round artist! 👏👍 However when I was 15 I shoplifted a lipstick that I liked so much from a cosmetic shop 😳
Haha wowwwww
@@papateachme 😊🤗
That’s the awesome one, watched it 2years ago and now I’m back to rewatch.
Hi Aly! Phishing is a type of crime too, right? When someone tries to robber personal information such as passwords or credit card numbers via emails or false web pages.
I shoplifted two of those things that causes fireworks (I really don't know the name 😀) when I was a kid. I used just one because my father caught me in action 😀 He made me go back to the store and return the one that was left. That was the worst day of my life 😜 I felt so ashamed! I hated my father for years! Then I understood why he did it 😀
Nice
You are the most wonderful English instructor I've ever met.
mmm I love your uniform 😍And the class is just brilliant! Thank you, Aly! ♥
Thanks Helen!
@@papateachme You are most welcome ♥
I’m so impressed from your vocabulary teaching that I’m not not getting any words,I’m speechless 👍
Your are the best .👍
I've never shoplifted, but I used to be a biblioklept when I was 5th or 6th grade. Parents could not buy me books, so there was a result :) I adore books! Any time when I enter book store or library, I may get lost there for hours. But no more being biblioklept :)
Wooooow.
Such a completed lesson today!
Thank you sooo much, Papa!
❤
Thanks for watching!
You gave the best example to the bribery that reminded me of the bribery in Uzbekistan. It went on the top between 2000 and 2015 . If you broke any laws or not, Policemans could stop any cars that they liked and fined them in that case there was only way is bribe and let you hang on the way but now every single Policemans are provided with bodycamera and voice recorder which controlled by goverment.
Great job! Greetings from Brazil
Obrigado Lucas!
You're an awesome teacher! I'm a Mexican lawyer, I speak English but I incredibly can't talk about these things.
11:52 😳😂 Oh I didn't know a couple of these crimes names. Thank you as always for being such a great teacher and making us feel like learning English language is easy ✌🏻
I reeeally like your teaching, your videos are original and teach us subject which normally other teacher don't.
I really loved Jim Newsman!
Jim newsman loves you too
@@papateachme OMG 🤩🤩🤩
I can't describe this lesson with words ; it is beyond any language to be described. Thanks a lot Aly. You're the best! :-)
The one who dislikes this video has committed a crime too. Is there a vocabulary for such crime? haha.
Utter stupidity?
That's a medical condition, not a crime.
@@heinrich.hitzinger In this case both 😉
@@mimicrono we have the same mind I was about to say the one who commits such crime is called an idiot. 😂.
Yes, Hate and Internet Trolling. They are haters and trolls😄
Hi
I saw 6 or 7 your lesson(vedio)
l really love your lessen
i try to learn english with you
The text for you means (you the best teacher)
In kurdsh language
(تۆ باشترین مامۆستای)
😍😍😍
Guilty or not guilty, not innocent. A jury weighs the evidence and decides if the burden of proof has been met by the crown. The the jury only decides if someone has or has not been proven guilty. Under UK law you are already innocent until proven guilty.
Infortunetely,, it has a lots briberies in my country...politicians are the most of them😔
This video was so useful! You are very charismatic. Thanks!
Hi! My 4 years old son asked : How is called a crime when someone sets a dynamite ? :)
In my country, the President ordered people to trespass all empty houses that they may come across. Loads of people are being mugged, robbed and murdered every single day. Many companies, including those in power, are being accused of bribery. Also, I have even witnessed carjacking, actually, I'm not joking. Plus, many schools have been burgled and children cannot now go to them. About shoplifting, I have to tell you that I've never shoplifted any store. Thanks for your videos I enjoyed it. I delight whenever I listen to a native speaker. Your accent is nice. By the way, the word "violar" is correct, that how we say "to rape".
I think the tresspassing should be trespassing, shouldn't it?
Yep 🤦♂️ I can't go one video without a spelling mistake 😂😂😂😂 hahaha. Bad teacher!!!
@@papateachme
Do not take on more guilt than it is. Our court justifies you ⚖You are the best one! 👏I wish I could speak English like you 😊
@@papateachme if u were my maths teacher at school, I'd be so happy to learn the whole conceptual of maths
Oh my gosh!!! I'm thrilled about having been taught this kinda lesson keep up the good work coz i do indeed speak English clearly but this is the first time that I'm being taught this great and amazing lesson so My teacher i gotta say that keep up the good work
Yes, we have a lot of them. Now we have a scandal with
Polish Financial Supervision Authority. Institution which is supposed to care about financial sector is dirty af. In other words, business as usual in Poland.
Ouch
Dude, I loved this video. I am a brazilian lawyer trying to learn a high english level and you really helped me. Thank you so much.
I commit burglary, for stealing my girldfriends heart. 🤭😍🤗
Theft*
Your deserve to be in prison of her 🏡
Only her heart? Hahaha 😂
What is the punishment for that ?
😂😂😂👍😯
All the videos are perfect examples of how we should be taught. Thank you for all your efforts. I evry time look forward to watching a new video and getting a new piece of extremely useful vocabulary. Thank you so much!
Hello, papa
I live in Taiwan and our former president who stepped down 10 years ago was found guilty of money-washing, bribery, and embezzlement. He and our former first lady were sentenced to jail for 20 years but are now on parole for medical reasons.
No waaaayyyy!!!! The " money washing" thing is called money laundering :)
His name is Aly 😅
Nice place Taiwan. Our president is cheating for 24 years but under presser of police forses all opposition was vanished
@@papateachme is it hand laundering or machine
Amazed by your teaching style, accent and drawing!
11:51 the pic in the corner says everything😂
Lol,I didn't pick on that
Very appropriate, interesting to take some time to learn this crime vocabulary!
'Trespassing', not 'tresspassing'.
Man, your class is really awesome, you are more than a regular teacher my friend, thank you for your video, I am looking forward to watching ore of your videos.
My bank has been robbed many times because it's quite easy for robbers to quickly drive out of Town from there
Omg which bank do you work at? 😮
@Learn English with Papa Teach Me In Italy - but I don't work at the bank: I keep my money there.
Burglary is what happened to my house while I was out - and once my granny left her bag inside our car and some thieves stole it... So today 's lesson is pretty useful to me 😯
Aly, you teach English so good, perhaps better than a "perfect" teacher. Thank you very much!
When we were in high school we had no money to buy something to eat after school so me and 2 friends went to our market for shoplifting.The plan was two of us keep busy the market guy and the other one shoplift cigarettes,cola,cheese ..etc something valuable however he shoplifted only one egg 😊
😂😂😂
Thank you so much. I learned so much from you.❤
The government extorts us but calls it taxing
Ooohh interesting
@@papateachme Not dissimilar to alcohol or cigarette taxes actually, our government discourages us from working by taxing us
Papa, you are the best. Simple to understand. Very helpful
Before 14 years ago I tried to shoplift pieces of Almond😂🥜 but my father saw me and told me to say sorry to the Cashier and get back what I theft😅 thanks to read my story and correct me if I made a mistake 🙏🏻😄
-Before- 14 years ago I tried to shoplift [((pieces of))/some] Almond😂🥜 but my father saw me and told me to [((say sorry))/apologize] to the Cashier and -get back- (return) what I -theft- (took/stole)😅 thanks -to read- (for reading) my story and correct me if I made a mistake 🙏🏻😄
Well your dad already corrected your mistake💁♂️ there's nothing else to do here
I gotta get back to this video and just compliment you for how amazing it is. Good job.
Thanks so much that’s really kind
You are Cesaro from WWE
Shhh don't tell anyone
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He's like a "Spy Agent" now... and you're identical...
Obviously you are more beautiful and more careful with your image.
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Great job! Incredible how many crimes there are! I would also add 'bag snatcher' and 'pickpocket'. In Italy bag snatching is quite common in Prato (Tuscany). This is why many Italian women who walk in a street, don't hold their bags on the streetside.
I feel like I harbor some bad feelings towards Trump, I can't say why.
4 more years
I hate those crazy people that they press dislike for your videos😡 they are mad, stupid, silly people.
They are jealous of your success! you are amazing, keep progressing until you reach 10,000 million subscribes and you deserve more.👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I didn't commit any of this crimes 😝😝😝😝😝😝
Be honest
@@papateachme is it right or not ?
@@papateachme 😂😂😂
Super!!! Excellent video. Just a suggestion, please about these themes talk in an impersonal way, I live in a very violent country and when you say «you commit....» It sounds like stimulating the person to do it. Thanks.
You said that there is no word for person who bribes someone. So, a word "briber" doesn't suit in this case? But, my dictionary tells me that a briber is a person that commits bribery.
wonderful. thanks so much. so love the fact that you act while teaching as it's so easier and better to learn things.
You asked about a famous crime in my country, right? So first of all it is a case of Nadia Savchenko from Ukraine ( by the way I have the same name, Nadia, as she). Well she was put into prison in Russia and the whole Ukraine and the world showed sympathy to this girl. Now she has been put into Ukrainian prison, and everybody turned away from her. She has been in prison for a year now, and nobody cares. I find it is the highest level of hypocrisy.
P.S. she is on hunger strike now.
High five from Odesa,mate )
@@Pdruc привет, землякам.
And what if the accusations against her are true?
Ебать, живу в Украине и даже не знал, что она в тюряге. СМИ молчат или я плохо следил?
@@ПавелНогин-и6н ребята, её подставило СБУ. Её вовлекли в планирование терракта. И накручивали на это долго. Сейчас она в сизо и голодает. Спасибо нашей черной власти.
Thank u so much Mr.Aly , I really like your videos ❤
This is my example:
I've never commited anyone of those crimes, but I've heard of some of them happened in my city. For example, our neighbors' house has been burgled when they went for a vacation.
And I heard of someone who works in my departement who takes bribery from students to give them the questions of the tests before the exams.
And we often hear of some guys who blackmail girls with their pictures.
And I've been mugged the last year, but thanks god he couldn't take anything because I yelled and peaple gathered so fast.
And I admit it, when I was a kid, I shoplifted once 😅
famous crime in my country is blasphemy which shouldn't have been a crime in the first place.
Whaaaaaaaaaat. Which country?
@@papateachme I'm from Indonesia. It's technically a democratic country, but the vast majority of population are muslims so some of the laws are rooted in islamic doctrines. We've been having blasphemy law for a long time, but it became truly a thing in the digital era. Because anybody who said or did anything that could be considered remotely blasphemous by some people or organisation would eventually be found guilty.
The classic example was two years ago, the governor of Jakarta (capital city) who was also running for the next election, said something blasphemous about islamic scripture. The law is just incredibly subjective and could be used as a political weapon to knock down your political opponent. After that there were a series of protests by millions of people who wanted that governor to be imprisoned (some people even wanted to kill him).
So for the past two years this issue about blasphemy has been on the rise. People seem to be easily offended these days. There was a woman who was sentenced to 18 months in jail for merely complaining about noisy mosque. Another resent case was two comedians had to become some sort of fugitives from some religious lunatics who wanted to kill them. And guess their crime? Cooking pork with dates. Probably because pork is haram (forbidden) and dates are some fruits that we often eat in Ramadhan, so they perhaps symbolize the religion. I don't know the rationale behind this, but this is just absurd beyond belief, and it's not even blasphemy. And I think the core problem is the mob mentality that has just become so crazy. Most of them probably haven't watched the videos, or don't know what the problems is, they just follow the crowd.
Sorry for the long reply, this is just something that got under my skin. Anyway, I love your videos and your style of teaching. I've been trying to improve my accent, and I want one like yours.
Wkwkwk. It's very annoying, right? So funny when thousands of people demonstrate for small case.
@@antiodespi3714 haha I think you're an Indonesian as well, because perhaps only indonesians would use wkwk. Yeah it is extremely annoying and sad at the same time when thousands of people make a big deal out of something that's so trivial.
@@kiranaaisyah5281 wkwkwk apakabar shame on ur country
Extraordinary performance... you definitely have the edge over other teachers... Well done Aley
Did you buy another costume?
I have too many now
Thank you Very much.I learn a lot ,this is the first time I heard about these new words .But thanks GOD I never commit these crimes.
Once I also shoplifted nuts, it was so attractive to my stomach😋
I also did that when I was young. I started eating oats from a barrel in a shop
Wao sir.l love you very much to see your leactuers.please keep it up.l am from Pakistan.sir l want to learn english fully in your language.sir kindly make videos series on legal vocabulary words english into english.word by word.court hiring words.
Wonderful lesson to learn English vocabulary for crime and laws....
Biggest thanks to papa...
You explain perfectly with your gestures.
Thanks Papa - the best English teacher on RUclips. 🥰🥰🥰
🤟😁cheers
Here in Brazil a common crime that happens accross the entire country is the noise pollution, which generates health problems in millions of people here but the authorities just ignore it and if you call the police they will ignore you as well. My family and I have to deal with disrespectful neighbours that do lots of noise at weekends. Could you make a lesson about the common crimes committed in the city and that generates a conflict among people? I'd love it.
I looooove your sense of humour!!!! It's a pleasure to learn English with you!
Thank you Aly!
An enjoyable and impressive lesson with a lot of vocabularies lectured by the excellent teacher! I learned and absorbed a lot of crime and law vocabularies through the lesson. This is my first lesson for me from your RUclips channel. Done subscription and giving a thump up. Thank you so much, teacher.
Cheers bud! ✌️😁
Uau, I was finding some materials to help me to make a essay, and guess what? I found you. You are now my favourite teacher. Thanks lovely and funny boy
Impressive and enjoyable lesson . l really like the way you teach , it's full of passion, energy and eagerness. Honestly, I'm addicted to your videos. Appreciate your efforts Papa 😊
The most complete teacher on youtube
This helped much as I am teaching Criminal law at school, thank you very much.
your way or style of explaining is absolutely wonderful, clear and easy to understand.
really great effort and work.
you deserve excessive admiration.
Best video I watched and very informative informative
Cheers Kathryn!! 🤘🤓