Quick Spanish Law Enforcement
1st Edition
Published on 21. April 2006
305 pages
978-0-07-148743-6 (ISBN)
Description
When every moment counts--Quick Spanish with Audio CDs delivers an edge that can save lives There are millions of Spanish-speaking people in the United States,. If you re a police officer, paramedic, firefighter, or other emergency personnel, you need to be comfortable communicating in their language. It can be a matter of life and death. Quick Spanish for Law Enforcement includes more than 2,000 key Spanish words that cover situations such as a missing child, the reading of Miranda rights, a building fire, and more.
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David B. Dees
Quick Spanish Law Enforcement Package (Book + 1CD)
Essential Words and Phrases for Police Officers and Law Enforcement Personnel
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Content
- Intro
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1 Basic Spanish Vocabulary
- Spanish Alphabet
- Spanish Pronunciation
- Hard Sounds to Pronounce
- Days of the Week
- Months of the Year
- Seasons
- Weather
- Numbers
- Dates
- Time Expressions
- Location Words-Prepositions and Adverbs
- Question Words
- Colors
- Clothing
- People and Family
- Professions
- The House, Inside and Outside
- Outside the House
- Inside the House
- Furniture and Electrical Appliances
- Cloth and Building Materials
- City Buildings and Places
- Parts of the Body
- Food and Drink
- Mexican Food
- Gringo Food
- 2 Law Enforcement Vocabulary
- Emergency Professions and Work Sites
- Criminals
- Weights and Measures
- Liquids and Weight
- Distance and Measure
- Field Interview
- Physical Characteristics
- Hair
- Hairstyle
- Face
- Complexion
- Facial Hair
- Glasses
- Voice
- Other Descriptors
- Demeanor
- Scenario: A Lost Child
- Possessions-Stolen Objects
- Burglary Investigation
- Assault and Battery Investigation
- Transportation
- Vehicles
- Car Theft, Vehicle Parts, and DMV Terms
- Auto Accident Investigation
- Road and Traffic Terms
- Traffic Violations
- License, Registration, and Insurance Violations
- Parking Violations
- Moving Violations
- Safety Violations
- Speeding Violations
- Traffic Sign and Signal Violations
- Mechanical Violations
- End of Citation
- Legal Terms
- Weapons
- Firearms
- Cutting and Stabbing Weapons
- Explosives and Igniting Weapons
- Weapons of Opportunity
- Alcohol and Drugs
- Jail
- Application for Bail and Own Recognizance (O.R.) Release
- Medical Questions
- Searching
- Releasing
- Fish and Game, Animals, and Camping
- Dispatch
- Dispatcher Call Types
- Scenario: Dispatcher Call
- Medical Care and Emergency Tools
- 3 Law Enforcement Commands and Key Questions and Statements
- Commands
- Quickie Commands
- E Commands
- A Commands
- Key Questions and Statements
- 4 Law Enforcement Scenarios
- General Law Enforcement
- Scenario: Reassuring Terms
- Scenario: Crowd Control
- Scenario: Icebreakers
- Warrants
- Scenario: Miranda Advisement and Waiver
- Patrol Officers/Deputies
- Scenario: Field Interview
- Scenario: Pedestrian Stop
- Scenario: Low-Risk Vehicle Stop
- Scenario: High-Risk Vehicle Stop
- Scenario: Dead Body Call
- Scenario: Narcotics Bust
- Scenario: Preliminary DUI Interview
- Scenario: Sobriety Test/Divided Attention Exercises
- Scenario: Domestic Violence
- Scenario: Childbirth
- Detectives/Investigators
- Scenario: Initial Phone Contact
- Scenario: Welfare Fraud
- Scenario: Jewelry Store Robbery
- Scenario: Home Invasion Robbery
- Scenario: Rape
- 5 Culture and Survival Tips
- Communication Shortcuts
- Useful Words and Expressions
- Basic Conversation
- Countries/Continents and Nationalities
- Do You Speak Spanglish?
- Law Enforcement
- Vehicles
- Sports
- Food and Drink
- Medicine
- Technology
- Clothes
- House
- Miscellaneous
- Spanglish Action Words (Verbs)
- Street Spanish and "Dirty Words
- False Friends" and Deceptive Words
- 6 Quick Reference
- Miranda Advisement and Waiver
