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Supporting a Teenager with an Eating Disorder

Somali ↔ EnglishHealth12 segments ≈310 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Dietitian (speaking English) and Mother (speaking Somali) talk through “Supporting a Teenager with an Eating Disorder”. You interpret both ways — English into Somali, and Somali into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 30 WORDS
Dietitian

Thank you for coming in today, Mrs Xasan. Before we start, can you tell me how Amina has managed her meals since our last appointment two weeks ago?

SEGMENT 2 · SOMALI · 35 WORDS
Mother

Waad mahadsantahay macallimad. Amina wali quraacdeeda ma cunto, waxaana socda ilaa toddobo maalmood oo ay ka gudubto habka cunidda. Waxaan arkaa inay noqotay mid daallan, waxaanan ka walaacsanahay miisaankeeda oo hoos u dhacay.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
Dietitian

Has Amina mentioned feeling sick after eating, or made herself vomit? Her weight has dropped by one point five kilograms in two weeks, which concerns me.

SEGMENT 4 · SOMALI · 28 WORDS
Mother

Maya, iyadu wax matag ah ma samayso. Laakiin waxay diidaa qaar ka mid ah cuntooyinka, gaar ahaan kuwa sonkorta badan, haddii aanay ahayn mid aad u xanaaqsan.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Dietitian

That's helpful to know. I'll refer Amina to the Butterfly Foundation's support program, alongside our specialist team, unless her condition worsens before next Thursday.

SEGMENT 6 · SOMALI · 28 WORDS
Mother

Mahadsanid, taasi runtii waa wax wanaagsan. Ma jiro kharash aanan awoodi karin? Waxaan rabaa in aan si dhow ula socdo barnaamijkan si aan Amina ugu caawiyo sida ugu fiican.

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Dietitian

There's no cost for this outpatient program at Liverpool Hospital. Please bring a food diary to our next appointment this Thursday at ten thirty.

SEGMENT 8 · SOMALI · 24 WORDS
Mother

Waan sameyn doonaa, mahadsanid. Ma waajib baa in ay had iyo jeer nala cunto, mise waqtiyada qaarkood ayay kali ahaan u cuni kartaa?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Dietitian

Eating together helps her feel supported, but it isn't compulsory for every meal. Some flexibility is fine, as long as she's eating regularly.

SEGMENT 10 · SOMALI · 23 WORDS
Mother

Waad mahadsantahay macallimad. Aniguna sidoo kale waan walaacsanahay, ee ma jirtaa taageero la siin karo waalidiinta sida aniga oo kale ah?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 21 WORDS
Dietitian

Yes, family counselling is available too. I'll refer you to our social worker, who can arrange a separate session for you.

SEGMENT 12 · SOMALI · 24 WORDS
Mother

Mahadsanid aad iyo aad. Waxaan ka faraxsanahay in la taageero anigaba iyo Aminaba, waanan ku imaan doonaa Khamiista soo socota, sida aad u sheegtay.

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