Correcting the Order of Events in a Missing-Property Statement

Nepali ↔ EnglishLegal12 segments ≈278 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Police officer (speaking English) and Passenger (speaking Nepali) talk through “Correcting the Order of Events in a Missing-Property Statement”. 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 · 22 WORDS
Police officer

Mr Basnet? Come through. You wanted to correct the order of events in your missing-property statement, so please tell me what's wrong.

SEGMENT 2 · NEPALI · 26 WORDS
Passenger

हजुर म्याडम। मेरो बयानमा पहिले म क्याफे गएँ र त्यसपछि कोच आयो भनेर लेखिएको छ। त्यो उल्टो भएको छ, त्यही मिलाउन म आएको हुँ।

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 25 WORDS
Police officer

Thank you. Let's fix it step by step. What time did the coach arrive in Wollongong, and how many bags did you have with you?

SEGMENT 4 · NEPALI · 32 WORDS
Passenger

कोच अक्टोबरको पाँच तारिखमा साँझ सात बजेर दश मिनेटमा वोलोन्गोङ आइपुगेको थियो। मसँग दुईवटा झोला थिए, एउटा सुटकेस र एउटा सानो ब्याग। ब्याग मैले लिएँ, तर सुटकेस भेटिएन।

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 28 WORDS
Police officer

Thanks. So the coach arrived first, then you found the suitcase missing. Roughly how much did you value the suitcase, and is that figure correct in your statement?

SEGMENT 6 · NEPALI · 20 WORDS
Passenger

हजुर, त्यो क्रम ठीक हो। सुटकेसको मूल्य मैले करिब दुई सय चालिस डलर भनेको थिएँ, त्यो बयानमा सही लेखिएको छ।

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 20 WORDS
Police officer

Good. Did you speak to the coach driver before you went to the café? The original statement doesn't mention that.

SEGMENT 8 · NEPALI · 24 WORDS
Passenger

हजुर, मैले ड्राइभरलाई सोधेको थिएँ। उसले हेर्छु भन्यो, तर सुटकेस भेटिएन। त्यसपछि म क्याफे गएँ र त्यहीँबाट प्रहरीलाई खबर गर्न यहाँ आएँ।

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 27 WORDS
Police officer

I can't erase the original statement. I'll add a corrected version showing the right order. If any detail is still wrong, please tell me before you sign.

SEGMENT 10 · NEPALI · 13 WORDS
Passenger

बुझेँ म्याडम। अरू सबै कुरा ठीक छ। सुटकेस भेटिएमा मलाई कसरी खबर आउँछ?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 27 WORDS
Police officer

Yes. I'll give you an event number today. If the suitcase is found, NSW Police will call the number in your statement. Is that number still correct?

SEGMENT 12 · NEPALI · 14 WORDS
Passenger

हजुर, त्यही नम्बर अहिले पनि चल्छ। धन्यवाद म्याडम, म फोन खुला नै राख्छु।

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