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Depression Follow-Up Appointment

Croatian ↔ EnglishHealth12 segments ≈245 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Mental Health Nurse (speaking English) and Client (speaking Croatian) talk through “Depression Follow-Up Appointment”. You interpret both ways — English into Croatian, and Croatian into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Nurse

Zoran, thanks for coming back in today. How have you been feeling since we increased your sertraline dose to fifty milligrams three weeks ago?

SEGMENT 2 · CROATIAN · 17 WORDS
Client

Iskreno, malo mi je bolje, ali se i dalje budim usred noći i teško ponovno zaspim.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Nurse

Are you sleeping better now, and have you had any thoughts of harming yourself or feeling like life isn't worth living this past week?

SEGMENT 4 · CROATIAN · 18 WORDS
Client

Ne, takvih misli nemam, ali ponekad mi se čini da nema smisla ni ustati ujutro.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Nurse

I'd like to refer you to Bendigo Health's psychology service today. They usually offer an appointment within two weeks if you're available.

SEGMENT 6 · CROATIAN · 20 WORDS
Client

To zvuči dobro, ali me zanima treba li mi uputnica od liječnika ili moram sve platiti sam?

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Nurse

You won't need a referral fee if your GP prepares a mental health care plan first. If things get worse, please call Lifeline immediately.

SEGMENT 8 · CROATIAN · 22 WORDS
Client

Hvala, drago mi je čuti to. Usput, primijetio sam da mi je mučnina jača otkad sam počeo uzimati veću dozu.

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Nurse

Take the tablet with food to reduce nausea, and let me know if the sickness doesn't settle within a week or two.

SEGMENT 10 · CROATIAN · 18 WORDS
Client

Dobro, pokušat ću uzimati lijek uz hranu. Je li u redu da počnem malo hodati svaki dan?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Nurse

Try a short walk each day, keep a regular bedtime, and let's book your next review for the twenty-eighth of July, alright?

SEGMENT 12 · CROATIAN · 12 WORDS
Client

Hoću, hvala vam puno. Vidimo se onda dvadeset osmog srpnja.

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