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Discussing Depression Symptoms and Treatment Options with a GP

Bosnian ↔ EnglishHealth12 segments ≈244 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

GP (speaking English) and Patient (speaking Bosnian) talk through “Discussing Depression Symptoms and Treatment Options with a GP”. You interpret both ways — English into Bosnian, and Bosnian into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
GP

Since our last appointment, how has your sleep been at night, and has your mood changed much throughout the day, especially in the mornings?

SEGMENT 2 · BOSNIAN · 17 WORDS
Patient

Doktorice, spavam jako loše, možda tri sata noću, a ujutro se osjećam potpuno bezvoljno i tužno, nemam volje ni za šta.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 25 WORDS
GP

I understand that sounds exhausting and quite difficult. Have you had any thoughts of harming yourself, or feeling like life simply isn't worth living anymore?

SEGMENT 4 · BOSNIAN · 16 WORDS
Patient

Ne, hvala Bogu nemam takve misli, ali ponekad se osjećam potpuno beznadno, kao da ništa nikad neće biti bolje.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 31 WORDS
GP

That's really important for me to know, thank you for telling me. I'd like to refer you to a psychologist under a Mental Health Care Plan, alongside your regular visits here.

SEGMENT 6 · BOSNIAN · 15 WORDS
Patient

Hvala vam puno, ali brine me koliko će sve to koštati, jer trenutno radim samo pola radnog vremena.

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
GP

Medicare covers a large part of the cost, but only if you have a valid referral in place before your first session actually starts.

SEGMENT 8 · BOSNIAN · 14 WORDS
Patient

Razumijem, to mi zaista znači. Da li mislite da bih trebao početi uzimati neke lijekove protiv depresije?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
GP

Yes, I'd suggest starting sertraline at fifty milligrams daily for now, but please don't ever stop it suddenly once you've begun taking it.

SEGMENT 10 · BOSNIAN · 15 WORDS
Patient

U redu, hvala. Hoću li osjetiti neke nuspojave, i koliko brzo bi trebalo da počnem osjećati poboljšanje?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
GP

Some mild nausea is fairly common at first, and real improvement usually takes about two weeks; please call Lifeline Australia anytime if you ever feel unsafe.

SEGMENT 12 · BOSNIAN · 14 WORDS
Patient

Hvala vam puno, doktorice. Zapisat ću taj broj i sigurno ću nazvati ako mi ikada zatreba pomoć.

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