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An empty kitchen table with late afternoon light lying across it

Hazargi, English and Urdu

Sign it in the language you think in.

A contract of sale runs to a stack of pages and every one of them counts. We go through them with you out loud, in whichever of the three sits easiest, until you can say back what you’re agreeing to.

Written for whoever in the family ends up doing the paperwork.

Where the paperwork usually gets read

None of these is a translation.

Each of these was written in its own language, not carried across from the English. That is the difference between having your language in the room and having to send for it.

English

You’ll know what you’re signing.

هزارگی

اول می‌فامین، بعد امضا می‌کنین.

اردو

جو سمجھ نہ آئے، اُس پر دستخط نہیں ہوتے۔

Most people manage in English all week. You order the coffee, you talk to the school, you fill in the form at the clinic and nothing goes wrong. Then somebody slides a contract across the table and the words go somewhere else. That isn’t a language problem. It’s a legal document in a second language, which is a different thing entirely.

So we do it in the one you grew up in. Not a translation app on speaker, not a nephew who happens to be free on Saturday. One of us, sitting there, who also knows what the clause actually means.

Tell us which language, and we’ll start there.

Ali is on 0448 414 786 and Mehr is on 0474 189 561. Open in whichever language comes out first, and that’s the one we’ll stay in.