Giving a Statement
Going through what you saw.
- Them
I need to take a statement from you.
- You
Of course. What should I say?
- Them
Just describe what you saw.
- You
I saw two men arguing outside.
- Them
Could you describe them?
- You
One was tall, the other wore glasses.
- Them
Please read this and sign at the bottom.
- You
May I have a copy for myself?
In the app you can tap any word for a definition, and turn on a line-by-line translation in your own language.
Words in this dialogue
- needto have to have
- taketo carry; to need time
- statementa list of money in and out
- courseone part of a meal
- describeto say what something is like
- arguingto quarrel
- outsidenot inside
- tallof more than average height
- otherdifferent from this one
- worepast form of wear
- glassesa container you drink from
- readto look at words and understand them
- signto write your name; a board with information; a hint that something is true (a good sign)
- bottomthe lowest part
- copyto send someone a copy; to make a duplicate
- myselfthe speaker, and nobody else
More in this situation
- Reporting Something Lost8 turns
- Reporting a Theft8 turns
- Handing In Something Found8 turns
- Reporting a Road Accident8 turns
- A Noise Complaint8 turns
- Asking for Help in the Street8 turns
- Reporting a Scam8 turns
- Asking for a Report Copy8 turns
- Asking a Police Officer8 turns