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Español for Law Enforcement: An
Interactive Training Tool
This online training was developed to help
law enforcement officers obtain a working
knowledge of Spanish and apply it to law
enforcement situations. The course walks
viewers through English translations,
phonetic spellings and pronunciations of
Spanish words in situations involving
interviews, crime scenes, motor vehicles
and domestic violence. Note: NIJ does
not offer a certificate of completion or
any form of credit for this training.
Interactive Training Tool
This online training was developed to help
law enforcement officers obtain a working
knowledge of Spanish and apply it to law
enforcement situations. The course walks
viewers through English translations,
phonetic spellings and pronunciations of
Spanish words in situations involving
interviews, crime scenes, motor vehicles
and domestic violence. Note: NIJ does
not offer a certificate of completion or
any form of credit for this training.
1-2-3 Teach Me - Spanish for Law
Enforcement Officers
People depend on police officers to
protect their life and property. Local,
state and federal law enforcement officers
perform their duties in a variety of ways.
In today's world Spanish speaking people
are frequently impacted by crime.
Knowledge of the Spanish language may
save the life of a victim or an officer!
Make sure you are prepared for your
next interaction with a Spanish speaking
person!
Enforcement Officers
People depend on police officers to
protect their life and property. Local,
state and federal law enforcement officers
perform their duties in a variety of ways.
In today's world Spanish speaking people
are frequently impacted by crime.
Knowledge of the Spanish language may
save the life of a victim or an officer!
Make sure you are prepared for your
next interaction with a Spanish speaking
person!
LexisNexis Store
Tactical Spanish for Law Enforcement
with CD-ROM, Second Edition
Be prepared for critical field encounters
and 911 calls. Designed to be used both
in the classroom and in the field, Tactical
Spanish provides the information officers
need most urgently - basic grammar,
essential phrases, and commonly-heard
slang.
Tactical Spanish for Law Enforcement
with CD-ROM, Second Edition
Be prepared for critical field encounters
and 911 calls. Designed to be used both
in the classroom and in the field, Tactical
Spanish provides the information officers
need most urgently - basic grammar,
essential phrases, and commonly-heard
slang.
Spanish on Patrol
SpanishOnPatrol's Spanish for Law
Enforcement covers Spanish spoken in
Mexico, Central and South America, as
well as street slang, Spanglish, cuss
words, vulgar and other threatening
language. No other Spanish for Law
Enforcement course covers more than
SpanishOnPatrol!
SpanishOnPatrol's Spanish for Law
Enforcement covers Spanish spoken in
Mexico, Central and South America, as
well as street slang, Spanglish, cuss
words, vulgar and other threatening
language. No other Spanish for Law
Enforcement course covers more than
SpanishOnPatrol!
WordReference.com - Online
Language Dictionaries
Try out WordReference Random Word.
Each page load will return a random word
from the dictionary. Or test your
knowledge and have each page load with
the definition hidden!
Language Dictionaries
Try out WordReference Random Word.
Each page load will return a random word
from the dictionary. Or test your
knowledge and have each page load with
the definition hidden!
Public Safety Language Training
Learn Spanish in a more structured
environment than self-study alone.
Groups of 8 - 20 officers meet weekly
(24 hours over 6 or 8 weeks). Classes
are highly interactive with the instructor
and with fellow attendees and include role
playing, authentic Latino food and video
segments. Attendees use the self-study
courses as their reference material.
Learn Spanish in a more structured
environment than self-study alone.
Groups of 8 - 20 officers meet weekly
(24 hours over 6 or 8 weeks). Classes
are highly interactive with the instructor
and with fellow attendees and include role
playing, authentic Latino food and video
segments. Attendees use the self-study
courses as their reference material.
History of Spanish - The language
known today as Spanish is derived from
a dialect of spoken Latin that evolved in
the north-central part of the Iberian
Peninsula after the fall of the Western
Roman Empire in the fifth century. A
written standard was developed in the
cities of Toledo (13th to 16th centuries)
and Madrid (from the 1560s). Over the
past 1,000 years, the language expanded
south to the Mediterranean Sea, and was
later transferred to the Spanish colonial
empire, most notably to the Americas.
Today it is the official language of 21
countries and of numerous international
organizations. It is also one of the six
official languages of the United Nations.
known today as Spanish is derived from
a dialect of spoken Latin that evolved in
the north-central part of the Iberian
Peninsula after the fall of the Western
Roman Empire in the fifth century. A
written standard was developed in the
cities of Toledo (13th to 16th centuries)
and Madrid (from the 1560s). Over the
past 1,000 years, the language expanded
south to the Mediterranean Sea, and was
later transferred to the Spanish colonial
empire, most notably to the Americas.
Today it is the official language of 21
countries and of numerous international
organizations. It is also one of the six
official languages of the United Nations.
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