Planning Transport to a Support Appointment

Vietnamese ↔ EnglishImmigration12 segments ≈344 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Settlement caseworker (speaking English) and Humanitarian entrant (speaking Vietnamese) talk through “Planning Transport to a Support Appointment”. You interpret both ways — English into Vietnamese, and Vietnamese into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 24 WORDS
Settlement caseworker

Let’s check the journey to your support appointment. Have you received any directions, or just the address and appointment details from the service provider?

SEGMENT 2 · VIETNAMESE · 31 WORDS
Humanitarian entrant

Dạ, em có tin nhắn xác nhận lịch hẹn, nhưng chỉ thấy địa chỉ. Em chưa quen đi xe buýt nên muốn nhờ anh xem giúp đường đi.

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SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
Settlement caseworker

Your appointment is on 6 November at 11 am. The suggested journey takes about 70 minutes and involves changing buses twice. Which part worries you most?

SEGMENT 4 · VIETNAMESE · 30 WORDS
Humanitarian entrant

Em lo xuống nhầm trạm lúc đổi xe. Nếu lỡ chuyến thì chắc em đến muộn. Anh có thể chỉ rõ chỗ đổi xe được không?

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
Settlement caseworker

We can check the route on the Transport for New South Wales website and print it. Would stop names and nearby landmarks help you change buses?

SEGMENT 6 · VIETNAMESE · 33 WORDS
Humanitarian entrant

Dạ có. Anh ghi giúp em tên trạm xuống và chỗ đón chuyến tiếp theo nhé. Có thêm địa điểm dễ nhận ra gần đó thì em đỡ lo hơn.

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
Settlement caseworker

Certainly. We’ll mark each change clearly. Please check the journey again before leaving, because services can change. Do you have a phone that can access maps?

SEGMENT 8 · VIETNAMESE · 32 WORDS
Humanitarian entrant

Dạ có, nhưng điện thoại em còn ít dữ liệu di động. Em muốn có bản giấy để xem khi cần. Không biết có hỗ trợ tiền đi lại không anh?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 25 WORDS
Settlement caseworker

We can check whether any transport assistance is available, but I cannot promise eligibility or payment. Would you like me to ask the appointment provider?

SEGMENT 10 · VIETNAMESE · 28 WORDS
Humanitarian entrant

Dạ, nhờ anh hỏi giúp em. Nếu không có hỗ trợ thì em vẫn đi, nhưng em cần biết trước để dành đủ tiền xe.

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
Settlement caseworker

I’ll ask about transport support and confirm the appointment location. Before you leave, let’s practise the bus changes and write down whom to call if delayed.

SEGMENT 12 · VIETNAMESE · 37 WORDS
Humanitarian entrant

Dạ, mình xem lại hai chỗ đổi xe nhé anh. Em cũng muốn ghi số điện thoại bên đó để báo nếu em không kịp đến lúc mười một giờ ngày sáu tháng mười một.

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