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Overcharged for Car Repairs

Croatian ↔ EnglishConsumer Affairs12 segments ≈296 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Fair Trading Officer (speaking English) and Client (speaking Croatian) talk through “Overcharged for Car Repairs”. 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
Officer

Thanks for calling Fair Trading New South Wales today. Can you please walk me through what happened with the mechanic in Wollongong last week?

SEGMENT 2 · CROATIAN · 38 WORDS
Client

Da, odvezao sam auto na servis u Wollongongu prošli tjedan jer mi je kočio motor. Rekli su da će biti gotovo brzo, ali kad sam došao po auto, račun je bio puno veći nego što sam očekivao.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Officer

Did you receive a written quote before the work started, and how much were you actually charged once the repairs were finished?

SEGMENT 4 · CROATIAN · 33 WORDS
Client

Da, dobio sam pismenu ponudu prije nego što su počeli raditi, oko četiri stotine i pedeset dolara. Ali kad sam platio, naplatili su mi sedam stotina i osamdeset dolara, bez ikakvog objašnjenja.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 25 WORDS
Officer

So you were quoted four hundred and fifty dollars but ended up being charged seven hundred and eighty. Do you still have that written quote?

SEGMENT 6 · CROATIAN · 22 WORDS
Client

Razumijem. Imam i ponudu i račun kod kuće. Ali što ako se vlasnik servisa ne javi ili odbije razgovarati sa mnom?

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Officer

If the mechanic doesn't respond within fourteen days, you can lodge a formal written complaint with Fair Trading New South Wales online today.

SEGMENT 8 · CROATIAN · 21 WORDS
Client

A ako ni to ne pomogne? Netko mi je spomenuo neki sud za potrošače, ali nisam siguran kako to funkcionira.

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Officer

If that doesn't resolve the matter, you can apply to NCAT, the tribunal that handles consumer disputes, for a small filing fee.

SEGMENT 10 · CROATIAN · 23 WORDS
Client

Koliko bi to moglo potrajati? Nemam puno slobodnog vremena, radim cijeli tjedan, a ne želim trošiti previše novca na sudske troškove.

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Officer

I'll lodge your complaint today, request copies of the invoice and quote, and give the mechanic fourteen days to respond in writing.

SEGMENT 12 · CROATIAN · 21 WORDS
Client

Hvala vam puno na pomoći. Javit ću vam se čim dobijem odgovor od servisa, nadam se u sljedećih par tjedana.

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