🔵 Prima Facie Meaning - Prima Facie Examples Prima Facie Definition Legal English Latin Prima Facie

[@Barbarossa-heir]

Prima facie , this channel has an outstanding English teacher.. .. after deeper acquaintance, it's definitely by far the best.

[@linwoodkent1246]

Ms Kent, After viewing the video's you've brought forth for our consideration we concur that on the prima facie evidence that Mr. Alex is in fact a Professor of English vocabulary. We also perceive after viewing the evidence that Mr. Alex is retired, and continues to teach by way of on-line video's for the sheer love of teaching. Congratulations Prof. Alex, You are now in the Hall of Fame of English Professors.

[@iswearenglish]

You have identified me down to a t

[@Khatoon170]

Prima facie maybe used as adjective means sufficient to establish fact or raise presumption unless disproved or rebutted . In British means first sight or face of it or as appears with investigaton . Thank you for your educational channel.

[@najeebrahman4002]

Very well explained. Thank you great teacher.

[@EduardoOliveira-e8c]

Based on the first impression

[@aleksandradonat7477]

Well done! 👏👏👏I love you!!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@shining8286]

Should the term be used only for investigative purposes? Or can we use this word when referring to the moment of meeting a person for the first time?

[@1225elb]

COOL

[@MsCankersore]

What’s the difference with a priori which is what this kinda sounds like

[@iswearenglish]

a priori means beforehand, before

[@daleandrews3552]

In the O.J. case vs L.A. Country, the "prima facie" evidence shows he did it!

[@iswearenglish]

If you are guilty or innocent depends on how much you can spend on lawyers

[@CAllen-ug6pl]

Lmao!!!! Don't start! Lol. LA County should have used an affidavit. 😂

[@butafogo1]

Each of us, by appearance and conduct, must make a strong prima facie case that we are intelligent and reliable.

[@countbeauty5222]

The evidence was prima facie enough to arrest the suspect.

[@Chris-cd9se]

The people have a natural law prima facie case against the parliament, accusing it of tyranny, but, alas, the parliament writes the law and owns the judiciary.

[@drummajor]

and "mandates" the judiciary... verbosity is always exposed when one word or phrase sticks out...🎉

[@giovannidepetris6335]

So weird to pronounce “prima” as they would in Latin nations but say “facie” the British way , sounds so wrong to an Italian. Would you tell us one day why this happened in English? For example the name of plants in Latin is butchered into a English pronunciation that differs in various parts of the world. Couldn t the English speaking world give up and give Latin priority and respect the old language?

[@amazingsacrifice-xs6lg]

I thought about it too, and came to a conclusion that the sound of words of foreign origin in English is altered to adjust to the accent and intonation, especially intonation (many non-native speakers don't realize how important intonation is). With Italian pronunciation it would sound like another pizza recipe :) Among Roman languages Italian sounds overly melodic, like Russian among Slavic languages :)

[@iswearenglish]

I understand exactly what you are saying. I live in Spain and I find it impossible to say Spanish words with the English pronunciation (chorizo, Sevilla ..... I also find it impossible to say English words with the Spanish pronunciation when I am speaking Spanish.