I was standing in the Social Security Hearing office (ODAR) today, waiting to pass through the metal detector, so that I could go to my hearing. Over the shoulder of the security guard I read a bi-lingual sign similar to the two signs below. I realized that I should share this with anyone kind enough to read my posts.
There are some good words to learn on the signs below. ”Armas” is obviously “arms“. The Spanish word for “fire” is “fuego“. ”Firearms” is translated as “armas de fuego.”
“Adviso” is a “notice” or “warning“.
“Portar” is to “carry” or “wear“. (Another word for “carry” is “cargar” and a different verb for “wear” is “llevar“.
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