00:00Hey everyone, I am Tutor Ezekiel, and right now you are watching advanced lectures on spellings.
00:08You are watching advanced lectures on spellings right now.
00:13And this morning, I want to introduce some words to you.
00:17And these words, you are going to learn two things.
00:22The first thing you are going to learn is how to spell these particular words.
00:27How to spell these words.
00:28These words are English words.
00:31Secondly, you are going to learn how to interpret the meanings of these English words.
00:37And right now, I am introducing to you a word called immaculate.
00:47Immaculate.
00:48Now, the spelling of immaculate is very simple.
00:56It's very simple to spell immaculate.
01:00It's very, very simple to spell immaculate.
01:03But the truth is that some people don't know how to spell immaculate.
01:08It's not everybody that knows how to spell immaculate.
01:10And I will lecture you on how to spell immaculate right now.
01:16Now, the spelling of immaculate is I-double-M-A-C-U-L-A-T-E.
01:24Immaculate is I-double-M-A-C-U-L-A-T-E.
01:30I repeat it.
01:31I-double-M-A-C-U-L-A-T-E.
01:38I repeat it one more time.
01:40Immaculate is I-double-M-A-C-U-L-A-T-E.
01:48That is the spelling of immaculate.
01:52Now, what is the meaning of immaculate?
01:57If you know how to spell immaculate and you don't know its meaning,
02:01you are not getting total command of how to use that English word.
02:06You are not getting mastery of how to utilize that English word
02:13because you don't know the meaning.
02:14Now, I will lecture you right now on the meaning of immaculate.
02:20Immaculate means perfect.
02:24That is what immaculate means.
02:26Immaculate means perfect.
02:29Immaculate also means something without fault.
02:35Something that has no fault.
02:38Immaculate means perfect.
02:40It means without any fault.
02:44Without any fault.
02:45Because anything that is without fault is perfect.
02:50And that is what immaculate means.
02:52Immaculate means perfect.
02:54Or without any fault.
02:57Then, the second word I'm introducing to you this one is
03:00jurisdiction.
03:02Jurisdiction, jurisdiction.
03:03They don't even know how to spell it.
03:05I don't even know the meaning of jurisdiction.
03:09Jurisdiction is very, very simple to spell.
03:12But, a lot of you don't know how to spell it.
03:15And that's why advanced lectures of spelling is very, very important for you.
03:21Because, it's going to boost your knowledge of Spanish of English and interpretation of the meanings of English words.
03:28Now, the spell of jurisdiction is
03:30J-U-R-I-S-D-I-C-T-I-O-N.
03:39I repeat it.
03:40Jurisdiction.
03:42Jurisdiction.
03:43J-U-R-I-S-D-I-C-T-I-O-N.
03:53J-U-R-I-S-T-I-O-N.
04:00Now, what is the meaning of jurisdiction?
04:04Jurisdiction means regime.
04:07Regime.
04:09That is the meaning of jurisdiction.
04:11Jurisdiction also means governmental power.
04:16Governmental power.
04:19Governmental power.
04:22Governmental power.
04:23That is what jurisdiction means.
04:27Or regime.
04:28Now, the next word I'll be introducing to you right now is jurists.
04:38Jurists.
04:41This is allowed to spell jurists.
04:43Jurist is J-U-R-I-S-T.
04:47J-U-R-I-S-T.
04:49J-U-R-I-S-T.
04:51That is allowed to spell jurist.
04:52I'm going to repeat the spelling.
04:54The spelling of jurists is J-U-R-I-S-T.
04:58And what does the meaning of jurists?
05:01Jurist means a justice who judges people in a law court.
05:29I'm going to repeat the meaning right now.
05:32Please take note of that meaning.
05:35A jurist can be defined as a justice who judges people in a law court.
05:44A justice who judges people in a law court is known as a jurist.
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05:58Thank you for watching my lecture.
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