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Overcharged for a Car Repair

Spanish ↔ EnglishConsumer Affairs12 segments ≈285 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Consumer Affairs Advisor (speaking English) and 客户 (speaking Spanish) talk through “Overcharged for a Car Repair”. You interpret both ways — English into Spanish, and Spanish into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 16 WORDS
Advisor

Tell me what happened with the repair bill from the mechanic here in Dubbo last week.

SEGMENT 2 · SPANISH · 30 WORDS
Client

El mecánico me dijo por teléfono que la reparación costaría trescientos dólares, pero cuando fui a retirar el auto la factura era de setecientos veinte dólares.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
Advisor

That's a difference of four hundred and twenty dollars. Did he give you anything in writing before you agreed, or was it only a phone conversation?

SEGMENT 4 · SPANISH · 28 WORDS
Client

No, nunca me dio nada por escrito, todo fue de palabra por teléfono. Lo único que tengo es el extracto bancario que muestra el pago que hice.

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Advisor

Have you already paid the full seven hundred and twenty dollars, and did you raise this difference with the mechanic before coming here?

SEGMENT 6 · SPANISH · 32 WORDS
Client

Sí, pagué todo porque necesitaba el auto para ir al trabajo. Hablé con él y me dijo que el precio subió por unas piezas adicionales, pero no me mostró ninguna prueba.

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Advisor

If he won't resolve it directly, you can lodge an application with NCAT, the tribunal that handles consumer disputes like this one.

SEGMENT 8 · SPANISH · 18 WORDS
Client

¿Y cómo funciona ese proceso? ¿Necesito abogado o puedo hacerlo yo misma, y qué pruebas debo llevar?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 28 WORDS
Advisor

No, you don't need a lawyer, you can represent yourself. Bring your bank statement and any notes from your conversations, and the tribunal will set a hearing date.

SEGMENT 10 · SPANISH · 20 WORDS
Client

¿Es muy caro presentar esta solicitud, o hay alguna manera de reducir el costo si no puedo pagar mucho ahora?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Advisor

There's a lodgement fee, but it's reduced if you hold a concession card. Without one, you'll pay the standard rate set by NCAT.

SEGMENT 12 · SPANISH · 19 WORDS
Client

Entiendo, gracias. Voy a reunir el extracto bancario y mis notas, y voy a presentar la solicitud esta semana.

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