Ready?
(speaking in Mandarin) Ni hao.
Hello.
(speaking in Spanish) Beinvenidos a la...
(speaking in Vietnamese) ...Seattle King County Clinic.
Today we have had four folks
to do recordings
in the top four languages
English, Spanish, Vietnamese
and actually we do
Cantonese and Mandarin.
So I guess that would be five.
(speaking in Mandarin)
This is the very first part
where we can kind of
put them at ease
and give them some general instruction
and direction of what to expect.
(speaking in Vietnamese)
It's not always easy
for people to approach you
with a question
or to ask what they need to ask.
Please be back by 5:30 a.m...
when we distribute tickets.
(speaking in Mandarin)
This is one of those small details.
It really helps patients feel comfortable
to feel a little more at ease
in their surroundings.
(speaking in Spanish)
No, I'm not a pro,
but really I do enjoy doing it.
And really
I just want to use my skills,
my time, my hours, everything that I can
just to help this to be possible.
(speaking in Spanish)
Please remember to wear your mask.
(speaking in Vietnamese)
(speaking in Mandarin)
It is awesome listening to the languages
and we appreciate it so much.
Okay. Thank you.