First AI Saga Eikaiwa 英会話委 – Vocab and Fact Sheet

AI Saga will be hosting its first eikaiwa on Sunday, June 29th at6:30pm – 8pm at i-Square in Saga City. Suggested donation is 500en. Please come and bring your debating skills! See you there!

Here is an information sheet if you want to prepare before hand.

AMNESTY 英会話委

Vocabulary

英語

日本語

For example

Capital punishment

死刑

Capital punishment exists in Japan.

Criminals

刑事

Criminals break the law.

Lifetime sentence

終身刑 (しゅうしんけい)

He was given a lifetime sentence for killing his wife.

Government

政府

The government is in favor of capital punishment.

Public Safety/ Security

公衆安全

If criminals are killed, they are a risk to public safety.

Human rights

人権

Everyone should be granted human rights, even criminals.

Justice system

司法制度

The justice system includes police, the courts, and lawyers.

Prisoner

囚人

Prisoners are people in jail.

Jail / Prison

刑務所

Jail is where prisoners are.

Confession

告白

A confession is when someone says they did or committed a crime.

Trial

試験

It is a human right to have a fair trial.

Court

裁判所

The court is a place where a trial happens.

Arrest

阻止される

He was arrested for killing his wife, BUT he may not be guilty.

Death Row

監房群

She is on death row for killing 10 people.

Charge

満たされる

She was charged with 1st degree murder.

Convicted

有罪と決定された

He was convicted of stealing.

Murder

殺害

Killing someone.

Crime

A crime is when a person breaks the law.

Punishment

処罰(しょばつ)

A punishment is what happens when a person is found guilty. For example, his punishment was 1 year in jail.

Innocent

潔白けっぱく)” or “無罪むざい)

He was found innocent.

Guilty

罪がある

The judge found him guilty.

THE FACTS

- 137 countries have abolished the death penalty in law or practice.

- 60 countries retain and use the death penalty, most often as a punishment for people convicted of murder.

- Top 5 countries for capital punishment: China (470), Iran (317), Saudi Arabia (143), Pakistan (135), USA (42).

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