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BPA Spanish Language Proficiency Flashcards

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  1. What does 'asilo' mean in the context of immigration?

    Answer: Asylum

    'Asilo' is the Spanish word for asylum, referring to protection granted to individuals fleeing persecution.

  2. Which phrase means 'Show me your hands' in Spanish?

    Answer: Muéstreme las manos.

    'Muéstreme las manos' means 'Show me your hands,' using the imperative form of 'mostrar' (to show).

  3. An agent asks '¿Tiene usted una visa válida?' What does this question mean?

    Answer: Do you have a valid visa?

    'Visa válida' means 'valid visa,' and the agent is checking whether the person's visa is current and legitimate.

  4. What does 'No hablo inglés' indicate, and how should an agent respond?

    Answer: The subject does not speak English; the agent should use Spanish or request an interpreter

    'No hablo inglés' means 'I don't speak English,' requiring the agent to communicate in Spanish or arrange for a qualified interpreter.

  5. Which Spanish term refers to the act of crossing the border illegally?

    Answer: Cruce ilegal

    'Cruce ilegal' literally means 'illegal crossing,' describing unauthorized entry across the border.

  6. An agent needs to inform a subject they are under arrest. Which phrase is correct?

    Answer: Usted está bajo arresto.

    'Usted está bajo arresto' means 'You are under arrest,' which is the standard phrase agents must communicate clearly.