Some Problems of Legal Language Usage
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In1988 the Lithuanian language was acknowledged the state language status. Since that time a lot has been done to standardise it. There has been published not a single publication for language skills training.
In general, the students at their lectures or seminars still have the possibility to hear language mistakes because sometimes the lecturers do not pay attention to their own lingustic errors.
Only the efforts of all the scholars and lecturers have to help students but future public servants to assume the significance of the language culture and the need in applying correct language items while communicating.
In general, the students at their lectures or seminars still have the possibility to hear language mistakes because sometimes the lecturers do not pay attention to their own lingustic errors.
Only the efforts of all the scholars and lecturers have to help students but future public servants to assume the significance of the language culture and the need in applying correct language items while communicating.
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