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Reporting a Home Break-in at the Police Station

Nepali ↔ EnglishLegal12 segments ≈282 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Police Officer (speaking English) and Victim (speaking Nepali) talk through “Reporting a Home Break-in at the Police Station”. You interpret both ways — English into Nepali, and Nepali into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 30 WORDS
Police Officer

Good morning, I'm Constable Lee from Parramatta Police Station. Thank you for coming in today. Please take your time and tell me exactly what happened at your home last night.

SEGMENT 2 · NEPALI · 28 WORDS
Victim

नमस्ते म्याडम, म आज बिहान काम बाट फर्किंदा घरको पछाडिको झ्याल फुटेको र ढोका खुला भएको देखेँ। भित्र सामानहरू छरपस्ट थिए।

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Police Officer

Can you tell me exactly what time you noticed the break-in, and whether anyone else was home with you at that time?

SEGMENT 4 · NEPALI · 24 WORDS
Victim

मलाई लाग्छ यो साँझ सात बजेदेखि नौ बजेको बीचमा भएको हो, किनभने म काममा थिएँ र घरमा कोही थिएन।

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Police Officer

Could you describe which items were taken from your home, and do you have any idea of their approximate total value in dollars?

SEGMENT 6 · NEPALI · 24 WORDS
Victim

एउटा ल्यापटप, केही गहना, र केही नगद लगेको जस्तो छ। जम्मा लगभग आठ सय डलर बराबरको सामान हराएको छ।

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Police Officer

Before or after the break-in, did you notice anyone unfamiliar near your house, or any unfamiliar vehicle parked nearby that you didn't recognise?

SEGMENT 8 · NEPALI · 20 WORDS
Victim

होइन म्याडम, मैले कसैलाई पनि शंकास्पद देखिनँ, र छिमेकीले पनि केही असामान्य याद गरेनन्।

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Police Officer

Was the front door locked when you left this morning, or was it forced open like the window at the back of the house?

SEGMENT 10 · NEPALI · 18 WORDS
Victim

जाँदा ढोका राम्ररी बन्द थियो, तर पछाडिको झ्याल जबरजस्ती भाँचेर छिरेको देखिन्छ।

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Police Officer

I'll issue you a police report number for your insurance claim today, and I'll need to confirm your current phone number and home address.

SEGMENT 12 · NEPALI · 22 WORDS
Victim

धन्यवाद म्याडम, रिपोर्ट नम्बर पाउन कति समय लाग्छ होला? मलाई बिमा कम्पनीलाई चाँडै पेश गर्नुपर्ने छ।

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