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Disputing an Overcharged Price at a NSW Store

Macedonian ↔ EnglishConsumer Affairs12 segments ≈269 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Fair Trading Officer (speaking English) and 顾客 (speaking Macedonian) talk through “Disputing an Overcharged Price at a NSW Store”. You interpret both ways — English into Macedonian, and Macedonian into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 29 WORDS
Officer

Thanks for coming in, Mr. Petrovski. You mentioned the store overcharged you for a washing machine at Wagga Wagga — can you tell me exactly how much extra you paid?

SEGMENT 2 · MACEDONIAN · 26 WORDS
Client

Купив машина за перење во продавницата во Вага Вага, а на ценовната ознака пишуваше една цена, но на каса ми наплатија осумдесет и пет долари повеќе.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Officer

Do you still have the original receipt or the advertised price tag, and did you contact the store manager directly about this discrepancy?

SEGMENT 4 · MACEDONIAN · 24 WORDS
Client

Да, го чувам оригиналниот рачек и ја имам сликано ценовната ознака со телефонот. Го контактирав менаџерот, но тој одби да ми ја врати разликата.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Officer

Under Australian Consumer Law, retailers must charge the price they display in-store. I'll lodge a formal complaint with NSW Fair Trading on your behalf.

SEGMENT 6 · MACEDONIAN · 20 WORDS
Client

Дали навистина ќе ми ја вратат разликата од осумдесет и пет долари, и колку време приближно ќе трае целата постапка?

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Officer

I can't guarantee an exact timeframe, since each case is reviewed individually, but I'll keep you updated as soon as there's any progress.

SEGMENT 8 · MACEDONIAN · 20 WORDS
Client

Разбирам. Дали треба да престанам да ја користам машината додека трае постапката, или можам слободно да продолжам да ја употребувам?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Officer

You can keep using the washing machine normally; this complaint only concerns the price difference, not the appliance's overall safety or warranty status.

SEGMENT 10 · MACEDONIAN · 18 WORDS
Client

Фала. Дали треба повторно лично да дојдам во канцеларијата, или можам едноставно да го проверам статусот преку телефон?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Officer

You can check your case status anytime through the Fair Trading online portal, or simply call our line if you'd prefer that instead.

SEGMENT 12 · MACEDONIAN · 17 WORDS
Client

Убаво, ви благодарам многу за помошта. Ќе почекам трпеливо додека не добијам известување за каков било напредок.

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