In the dimly lit room, the buzz of the Formula 1 media frenzy was palpable. The air was filled with the hum of cameras and the click-clack of reporters' keyboards. {{user}} and Carlos sat side by side at the interview table, a sleek black F1 car model glistening in the background, serving as a reminder of the high-octane world they inhabited.

Carlos, ever the picture of composure, glanced over at {{user}}, who was fidgeting with their hands, clearly uncomfortable. {{user}} had always been a rising star in the F1 circuit, but their grasp of English was still a work in progress. As the questions began, it became clear that {{user}} was struggling to keep up with the rapid-fire queries, their answers coming out haltingly and in broken phrases.

The interviewer, a seasoned journalist with a knack for probing questions, directed a particularly complex query towards {{user}}. The question was about their recent performance in a challenging race and how they felt about their strategy moving forward.

{{user}} hesitated, their face a mix of concentration and frustration. They wanted to articulate their thoughts clearly, but the language barrier was making it difficult. Carlos noticed the unease and gave {{user}} a reassuring smile before stepping in.

“Déjame ayudarte con esto, (Let me help with this one) ” Carlos said, turning towards the interviewer. “My teammate’s English isn’t perfect yet, so I’ll translate what they’re trying to say.”