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Formal Complaint Against an Electrician

Romanian ↔ EnglishConsumer Affairs12 segments ≈286 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Fair Trading Officer (speaking English) and Client (speaking Romanian) talk through “Formal Complaint Against an Electrician”. You interpret both ways — English into Romanian, and Romanian into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 21 WORDS
Officer

Let's start with the electrical work that went wrong at your house in Newcastle. Can you walk me through what happened?

SEGMENT 2 · ROMANIAN · 38 WORDS
Client

Electricianul a venit acum trei săptămâni să repare tabloul electric și să monteze prize noi în bucătărie. Mi-a cerut șase sute cincizeci de dolari, cash, și nu mi-a dat nicio chitanță. Acum jumătate din prize nu mai funcționează deloc.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 20 WORDS
Officer

Did you get a written quote or contract before he started the job, or any messages agreeing on the price?

SEGMENT 4 · ROMANIAN · 29 WORDS
Client

Nu am semnat niciun contract, dar am schimbat mesaje pe telefon unde el a fost de acord cu prețul de șase sute cincizeci de dolari, înainte să înceapă lucrarea.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Officer

After you noticed the faulty sockets, did you contact him? What did he say, and has he come back to fix it?

SEGMENT 6 · ROMANIAN · 27 WORDS
Client

L-am sunat de mai multe ori. Mi-a promis că revine în șapte zile să repare problema, dar nu a mai apărut și acum nu-mi mai răspunde la telefon.

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 32 WORDS
Officer

NSW Fair Trading can write to him first. If that doesn't work, you can apply to NCAT — they may order him to repay your fee if you win, but it isn't guaranteed.

SEGMENT 8 · ROMANIAN · 15 WORDS
Client

Cât durează, de obicei, până când NCAT programează o audiere pentru un caz ca al meu?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Officer

Hearings are usually scheduled within about eight weeks. If he doesn't attend, the tribunal can still make a decision in his absence.

SEGMENT 10 · ROMANIAN · 14 WORDS
Client

Ce dovezi ar trebui să aduc la audiere, dacă nu am nicio chitanță de la el?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 25 WORDS
Officer

Bring photos of the faulty wiring, your text messages about the price, and a written statement — you won't need an invoice, since none was given.

SEGMENT 12 · ROMANIAN · 21 WORDS
Client

Am înțeles. Voi strânge pozele cu prizele stricate și mesajele de pe telefon, și voi depune cererea la NCAT cât mai curând.

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