BPA Spanish Language Proficiency Flashcards
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What does the Spanish phrase '¿Tiene usted documentos de identificación?' mean in English?
Answer: Do you have identification documents?
'¿Tiene usted documentos de identificación?' translates directly to 'Do you have identification documents?'
A Border Patrol Agent asks a subject '¿Cuál es su ciudadanía?' What information is the agent requesting?
Answer: The subject's citizenship
'Ciudadanía' means citizenship, so the agent is asking about the person's national citizenship.
Which Spanish phrase would an agent use to tell a subject to stop and put their hands up?
Answer: ¡Alto! ¡Manos arriba!
'¡Alto! ¡Manos arriba!' means 'Stop! Hands up!' and is standard law enforcement Spanish.
What does 'frontera' mean in English?
Answer: Border or frontier
'Frontera' is the Spanish word for border or frontier, a key term in Border Patrol work.
An agent says '¿Cuántas personas viajan con usted?' What is being asked?
Answer: How many people are traveling with you?
'¿Cuántas personas viajan con usted?' asks how many people are traveling with the subject.
Which Spanish word means 'undocumented' in an immigration context?
Answer: Indocumentado
'Indocumentado' is the Spanish term for undocumented, referring to individuals without legal immigration documents.