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Helping Tourists - English for Police

Example sentences, questions tourists ask police.

• I'm lost. Can you help me find the Pacific Hotel?
• I'm looking for the American Consulate / Embassy.
• My luggage / suitcase was stolen. What should I do?
• Who can we trust to exchange our money?
• Where is the bad part of town?
• Please help us. Our child is missing.

Questions police ask tourists

• Which hotel are you staying at?
• When did you lose your wallet?
• How much money was in your purse?
• What did the thief look like?
• What was the man wearing?
• Did he have a weapon?
• Where/When did you last see your child?
• How old is your child?
• What was your child wearing?

Comforting a tourist in distress

• Please stay calm. I am going to help you.
• We will do everything we can.
• I'll give you a map of the city.
• Try not to panic.
• I can give you a ride to the hospital.
• The ambulance is on its way.
• Don't worry, everything is going to be okay.

Sample Conversation

A Spanish police officer helps a British woman to find her missing child...

Woman : Help! Police!

Police : What's wrong?

Woman : My daughter is missing. I can't find her anywhere!

Police : Okay. Calm down. I'm going to help you find her. What's her name?

Woman : Erica. She's only five. She doesn't know how to speak Spanish!

Police : Okay. What does Erica look like?

Woman : She has brown curly hair. She's skinny and small for her age.

Police : Okay. What is she wearing today?

Woman : Blue shorts and a pink T-shirt. She has a hat on too, I think.

Police : How long ago did she go missing?

Woman : I've been looking for her for almost an hour now.

Police : And where did you last see her?

Woman : We were just shopping in the vegetable section. I turned around and she was gone.

Police : Don't worry, everything is going to be okay.

Woman : What should I do?

Police : Stay right at the front of the store in case she comes looking for you. We'll start looking for her now.

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I never got a chance to really make any connections or get out of any tickets but I have this awesome list of phrases and expressions to share with both students and teachers. I actually just taught these phases in class and I think I was able to have a few select officers do a role-play. Use this in whatever way you want.

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Questions tourists ask police.

• I’m lost. Can you help me find the Pacific Hotel ?
• I’m looking for the American Consulate/Embassy .
• My luggage/suitcase was stolen. What should I do?
• Who can we trust to exchange our money?
• Where is the bad part of town?
• Please help us. Our child is missing.

Questions police ask tourists

• When did you lose your wallet ?
• How much money was in your purse?
• What did the thief look like?
• What was the man wearing?
• Did he have a weapon?
• Where/When did you last see your child?
• How old is your child?
• What was your child wearing?

Comforting a tourist in distress

• Please stay calm. I am going to help you.
• We will do everything we can.
• I’ll give you a map of the city.
• Try not to panic.
• I can give you a ride to the hospital.
• The ambulance is on its way.
• Don’t worry; everything is going to be okay.

Traffic and Accidents

Pulling over drivers.

• Can I see your driver’s license and passport?
• Have you been drinking tonight?
• How much have you had to drink?
• How fast do you think you were going?
• Do you know what the speed limit is?
• Is this a rental car?
• You were driving too fast.
• You broke the speed limit.
• You were driving on the wrong side of the road.
• You’re driving the wrong way in a one-way street.
• You were traveling too close to the car in front of you.
• You cut off another car.
• You didn’t obey the traffic signals.
• You aren’t wearing your seatbelt.
• You aren’t allowed to park here.
• I’m going to keep your driving license and give you a ticket. You can go to the police station to pay the fine. They will give your driving license back to you.

Questions police ask an injured driver

• Can you stand up/move?
• Where does it hurt most?
• How did the accident happen?
• Who was at fault?
• What did the other car look like?
• Is there someone you want to call?
• Don’t worry. We’ve called an ambulance.

Sample Conversation

A Korean police officer pulls over an American driver on the highway for speeding…

Crime and Punishment

A crime is a serious offense such as murder or robbery. A punishment is a penalty imposed on somebody who is convicted of a crime. A punishment could be, for example, time in prison or a fine.

Questions from lawbreakers or suspected criminals

• Why did you pull me over?
• Have I done something wrong?
• Is this illegal?
• What are my rights?
• Can I call a lawyer?
• Where are you taking me?
• Can I make a phone call?

Questions police may ask a suspected criminal

• Are you carrying any illegal drugs?
• Do you have a weapon?
• Does this belong to you?
• Whose car is this?
• Where were you at eight last night?

Informing someone of laws and police procedures

• You are under arrest.
• Put your hands on your head.
• I am taking you to the police station.
• Please get in the police car.
• You will have to pay a fine for this.
• I will give you a warning this time.
• I’m going to write you a ticket.
• We’ll tow your car to the station.
• It is against the law to do drugs.

Types of crime

Types of punishment

Be safe out there.

Whether you are a police officer, a victim or a criminal, I hope this class comes in handy. Good luck in class and I hope you don’t need these phrases because you are in trouble only because you are helping someone.

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Puerto Vallarta (PVDN) - In order to have public servants increasingly prepared to provide timely attention to citizens and those who visit us, the municipal government of Puerto Vallarta launched the first English classes for tourist police on Thursday.

The training is given through the Sub-directorate of Business Development of the Directorate of Tourism and Economic Development, in collaboration with the Administrative Office and the Directorate of Citizen Security, and the important support of the Institute of Training for Work of the State of Jalisco (IDEFT).

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Traveling to an English-speaking country can be exciting and overwhelming at the same time. From navigating unfamiliar streets to ordering food in a restaurant, it can be challenging to communicate effectively without knowing some useful English expressions. In this article, we'll go over some of the most essential English expressions for travelers and tourists that will help you make the most of your trip.

Greetings and Introductions

When you first arrive in an English-speaking country, it's important to know how to greet people and introduce yourself. Common expressions include "Hello, how are you?" and "Nice to meet you." Remember to use "Sir" or "Madam" when addressing people in a formal setting, such as a hotel or business meeting.

Asking for Directions

Getting lost in a new place is never fun, but it's bound to happen when traveling. To find your way, you'll need to ask for directions. Some helpful expressions include "Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to...?" and "Which way is...?" Don't be afraid to ask for clarification if you don't understand the response.

Ordering Food and Drinks

One of the best parts of traveling is trying new foods and drinks. To make the most of your culinary experience, you'll need to know some basic English expressions for ordering. Start with "I'll have..." or "Can I get...?" and then specify what you want. You can also ask for recommendations by saying "What do you recommend?"

If you plan on doing any shopping while traveling, you'll need to know some English expressions for negotiating prices and asking for help. Some useful phrases include "How much does this cost?" and "Do you have this in a different size/color?" Don't forget to say "thank you" when you're finished shopping.

Emergencies

While we hope that nothing goes wrong on our trips, it's important to be prepared for emergencies. English expressions for emergencies include "Help!" and "Call the police/ambulance!" If you need medical attention, you can say "I'm feeling sick" or "I need a doctor."

In conclusion, learning some basic English expressions before traveling to an English-speaking country can make your trip much more enjoyable. From greetings and introductions to emergencies, these expressions will help you communicate effectively and navigate unfamiliar situations. Don't be afraid to practice them before your trip, and remember to have fun and enjoy the experience!

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Mandatory English lessons for Tourist Police officers in Puerto Vallarta

During last Friday’s Building Finance Commission work session, led by Puerto Vallarta Mayor Professor Luis Alberto Michel Rodríguez, who is also the president of the delegation, a proposal to provide free and mandatory English language classes to tourist police officers, and other public servants who are in direct contact with foreign citizens and tourists, was approved by a simple majority.

Another ruling that authorizes providing financial support to community educators who participate in the Alternatives program and the National Council for Educational Promotion (CONAFE) was also approved.

This session was held in collaboration with the Building Commissions for Education, Innovation, Science, and Technology; Public Safety and Transit, and the Tourism and Economic Development departments, whose members gave the green light to the training of public servants. The Tourism and Economic Development Directorate of the Municipality said that they have already made some progress and that the first group of officials can start their courses in March.

Professor Michel said that having police officers and other personnel that directly interact with foreign citizens speak another language (such as English) is an asset and that the investment that could be made in this matter is minimal compared to the utility that it will have when public servants can guide people and disseminate information in our city.

The person in charge of the Directorate of Tourism, Christian Preciado Cázares, and the head of Business Development, Martha Ibarra, explained that there is an agreement with IDEFT Jalisco, for which this preparation in touristic conversational English will have curricular accreditation and recognition before the Ministry of Education.

For this, there is a training classroom that, thanks to the collaboration of some companies, has furniture, a computer, and a projector ready to begin the classes, which will be starting with 15 elements already selected by the Citizen Security Directorate, and funded by resources from the Directorate of Tourism. The course will consist of 50 hours and will be taught in 2 weekly sessions. The municipal dependency also seeks to certify the police officers in attendance to tourism.

At the request of the councilors, the establishment of an agreement with CECATI 63 is being analyzed to provide said training to municipal workers.

Another of the topics approved in the session is the opinion through which it is authorized to provide economic support for community educators who provide their services at the preschool, primary, and secondary levels, in communities in the rural area of Puerto Vallarta.

These are 7 educators who will receive financial support of 3,000 pesos per month per person. Both opinions must be presented in a session of the City Council for final approval by the plenary.

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The Welsh team co-owned by actor Ryan Reynolds clinched promotion to the third tier of English soccer thanks to a 6-0 home win over Forest Green on Saturday.

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