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Formal Complaint Against an Electrician

Serbian ↔ EnglishConsumer Affairs12 segments ≈243 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

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

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 20 WORDS
Adviser

Thanks for coming in today, Mr. Novak. Please tell me exactly what happened with the electrician you hired in Wollongong.

SEGMENT 2 · SERBIAN · 28 WORDS
Client

Unajmio sam elektricara da mi promeni instalacije u kuhinji, platio sam hiljadu osamsto pedeset dolara, ali sijalice i dalje trepere, a on se ne javlja vec tri nedelje.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Adviser

Do you have a written invoice or quote, and have you tried contacting him since the wiring work was finished three weeks ago?

SEGMENT 4 · SERBIAN · 20 WORDS
Client

Da, imam racun, i zvao sam ga pet puta i poslao sam mu i imejl, ali mi nikad nije odgovorio.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
Adviser

The first step is lodging a formal complaint with NSW Fair Trading, who can arrange free conciliation between you and the electrician before anything escalates further.

SEGMENT 6 · SERBIAN · 10 WORDS
Client

Da li to znaci da cu sigurno dobiti povracaj novca?

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Adviser

There's no guarantee you'll get a refund through conciliation, but if that fails, you can apply to NCAT for a binding order instead.

SEGMENT 8 · SERBIAN · 16 WORDS
Client

Koliko to traje, i da li je opasno da sijalice trepere dok cekamo ceo taj postupak?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 25 WORDS
Adviser

If the flickering suggests a genuine safety hazard, please don't wait for the complaint outcome — call a licensed electrician immediately for an urgent inspection.

SEGMENT 10 · SERBIAN · 15 WORDS
Client

U redu, pozvacu odmah nekog elektricara zbog bezbednosti. Ali koliko kosta ta prijava za NCAT?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Adviser

The NCAT application fee is around fifty-four dollars, though it's often refunded if the tribunal rules in your favour after the hearing.

SEGMENT 12 · SERBIAN · 15 WORDS
Client

Hvala vam, prvo cu prijaviti Fair Trading-u, a ako ne uspe, ici cu na NCAT.

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