Docket 5 · ES→EN

Victim Testimony: what was taken from the houseConsecutive practice, Spanish to English

Consecutive interpretation of victim testimony in a residential burglary trial. The prosecutor's English questions are for context only; interpret only Ms. Villalobos's Spanish answers into English, preserving every item, amount, and location without summarizing.

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Length
6:46
Pace
105 words per minute
Segments
14
Scoring units
16
Difficulty
2 of 3

What gets counted here: numbers (8), general content (6), idioms (1) and register (1). A rater counts scoring units, not how smooth it sounded. Scoring units explained.

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  1. Segment 1 · Prosecutor · English

    Ms. Villalobos, please tell the jury where you live and how long you have lived there.

  2. Segment 2 · Victim · Spanish

    Vivo en el 4218 de la Calle Alameda, aquí en la ciudad de Nita. Llevo once años en esa casa, desde el dos mil quince.

    Scoring unitTypeAccepted renditions
    el 4218 de la Calle Alameda, aquí en la ciudad de NitaNumbersforty-two eighteen Calle Alameda, here in Nita City · 4218 Alameda Street, here in the city of Nita · four thousand two hundred eighteen Calle Alameda, here in Nita City
    Llevo once años en esa casa, desde el dos mil quince.NumbersI've been in that house eleven years, since two thousand fifteen · I have lived in that house for eleven years, since twenty fifteen
  3. Segment 3 · Prosecutor · English

    Directing your attention to Saturday, March 14th, 2026 — what time did you leave the house that day?

  4. Segment 4 · Victim · Spanish

    Salí a las siete y media de la mañana para llevar a mi hijo al entrenamiento, y regresé como a las seis y cuarto de la tarde.

    Scoring unitTypeAccepted renditions
    Salí a las siete y media de la mañanaNumbersI left at seven thirty in the morning · I left at half past seven in the morning · I went out at seven thirty a.m.
    regresé como a las seis y cuarto de la tardeNumbersI got back around a quarter past six in the evening · I came back at about six fifteen in the afternoon · I returned around six fifteen p.m.
  5. Segment 5 · Prosecutor · English

    What did you notice when you got home?

  6. Segment 6 · Victim · Spanish

    Luego luego vi que el mosquitero de la puerta de atrás estaba roto, todo doblado, y el vidrio de la ventana de la cocina tenía una rajada. La puerta estaba entreabierta.

    Scoring unitTypeAccepted renditions
    Luego luego viIdiomsright away I saw · I saw right off · immediately I saw
    el mosquitero de la puerta de atrás estaba roto, todo dobladoGeneral contentthe screen on the back door was broken, all bent · the window screen on the back door was torn, all bent up · the screen door in the back was broken, completely bent
    el vidrio de la ventana de la cocina tenía una rajadaGeneral contentthe glass in the kitchen window had a crack in it · the kitchen window glass was cracked · there was a crack in the kitchen window pane
  7. Segment 7 · Prosecutor · English

    Tell us what was missing from inside the house.

  8. Segment 8 · Victim · Spanish

    Primero, mi computadora portátil, una Dell que compré en agosto por ochocientos cincuenta dólares. La tenía en la mesa del comedor.

    Scoring unitTypeAccepted renditions
    mi computadora portátil, una Dell que compré en agosto por ochocientos cincuenta dólaresNumbersmy laptop, a Dell that I bought in August for eight hundred fifty dollars · my laptop computer, a Dell I purchased in August for eight hundred and fifty dollars
  9. Segment 9 · Prosecutor · English

    What else, if anything?

  10. Segment 10 · Victim · Spanish

    Una cadena de oro que me regaló mi mamá cuando cumplí quince años. Estaba en una cajita de madera en el ropero de mi recámara. Eso es lo que más me dolió, porque mi mamá ya falleció.

    Scoring unitTypeAccepted renditions
    Una cadena de oro que me regaló mi mamá cuando cumplí quince añosGeneral contenta gold chain my mother gave me when I turned fifteen · a gold necklace chain that my mom gave me for my fifteenth birthday · a gold chain that my mother gave me when I turned fifteen years old
    en una cajita de madera en el ropero de mi recámaraGeneral contentin a little wooden box in the closet in my bedroom · in a small wooden box in my bedroom closet · in a little wooden box in the wardrobe in my bedroom
    Eso es lo que más me dolió, porque mi mamá ya falleció.Registerthat's what hurt me the most, because my mother has already passed away · that is what hurt me most, because my mom is deceased now · that's the one that hurt me the most, since my mother already passed on
  11. Segment 11 · Prosecutor · English

    Was any cash taken?

  12. Segment 12 · Victim · Spanish

    Sí, trescientos dólares en efectivo, tres billetes de cien. Los guardaba en un bote de café vacío arriba de la alacena, atrás de las especias. Era para el pago de la luz.

    Scoring unitTypeAccepted renditions
    trescientos dólares en efectivo, tres billetes de cienNumbersthree hundred dollars in cash, three one-hundred-dollar bills · three hundred dollars cash, three hundred-dollar bills
    un bote de café vacío arriba de la alacena, atrás de las especiasGeneral contentan empty coffee can on top of the cupboard, behind the spices · an empty coffee tin above the pantry cabinet, behind the spices · an empty can of coffee up on the cupboard, in back of the spices
  13. Segment 13 · Prosecutor · English

    Did you report this to law enforcement, and did you prepare a list of the items?

  14. Segment 14 · Victim · Spanish

    Sí, llamé al nueve once como a las seis y veinte. El oficial llegó en unos quince minutos y yo le hice una lista de todo a mano, con los precios. También le entregué el recibo de la computadora.

    Scoring unitTypeAccepted renditions
    llamé al nueve once como a las seis y veinteNumbersI called nine one one at about six twenty · I called 911 around six twenty · I dialed nine-one-one at approximately six twenty
    El oficial llegó en unos quince minutosNumbersthe officer got there in about fifteen minutes · the officer arrived within some fifteen minutes
    le hice una lista de todo a mano, con los preciosGeneral contentI made him a handwritten list of everything, with the prices · I wrote out a list of it all by hand for him, with the prices

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