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Tha duilgheadas agam faighinn a-mach ciamar a chanas mi dreuchd a' cheannard agam 'sa Bheurla. Chan eil diofar ann eadar barrister agus solicitor 'sa Ghearmailt, agus leugh mi gur e 'advocate' a th' ann 'barrister' ann an Alba.

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How do I create a cover term? Will 'Solicitor-Advocate' be fine? Is there an official abbreviation for it?

An e Rechtsanwalt a th' ann? 'S e 'lawyer' am faca nas fhasa.

Còmradh àbhisteach: 'What do you do? I'm a lawyer.'

Chan fhaod thu an diofar a thaisbeanadh ach ma bhios cuidegin a' faighneachd.
An uair sin chanadh tu: 'I'm a solicitor OR I'M a barrister (ann an Alba: advocate) OR I work as a barrister(or advocate) and a solicitor.'

Ma tha an 'cuidegin' eòlach air an lagh, chanadh tu, 's dòcha, 'I'm a solicitor-advocate.' (Ann an Sasainn cuideachd.)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solicitor

(Seall: Scotland)

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