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In foreign countries, non-English speaking countries spell the word police with letters instead of copying English.

Police cars in France and Greece are written in pure English.

On the uniforms of Spanish and Portuguese police, the word "POLICIA" is written. The first four letters of this word are exactly the same as those in English, followed by CIA instead of CE.

On the other hand, the clothes of German policemen say POLIZEI.

The Italian policeman's clothes say POLIZIA.

Spanish police and Portuguese police spell it exactly the same, they are all POLICIA, while Italian police spell ZIA, which is different from Spanish and Portuguese police in one letter, while German police and Italian police spell the last two letters differently. Germany is Polish, Italy is Polish.

In addition, in Turkey, which is located in Europe, the pinyin characters on police cars are exactly the same as those on Malaysian police cars in Southeast Asia, both of which are POLIS.

Police cars in Indonesia say POLISI, which is one more I than the spelling in Malaysia.

Although many non-English speaking countries have changed the pronunciation and spelling of the word police, they remain the same, and the first four letters are exactly the same as those in English.