DigitalLearningGmbH/tatoeba_mt_parquet huggingface dataset:
eng: Some of the roof tiles have fallen off.
eng: Some tiles have fallen off the roof.
eng: Some of the things Tom said didn't make sense.
eng: Some of the things that Tom said didn't make sense.
eng: Someone asked Tom to do that.
eng: Somebody asked Tom to do that.
eng: Someone ate all the biscuits.
eng: Somebody ate all the biscuits.
eng: Someone broke into my locker.
eng: Somebody broke into my locker.
eng: Someone broke into our house last night.
eng: Somebody broke into our house last night.
eng: Someone broke into Tom's house last night.
eng: Somebody broke into Tom's house last night.
eng: Someone broke into Tom's house while he was asleep.
eng: Somebody broke into Tom's house while he was asleep.
eng: Someone broke into Tom's office last night.
eng: Somebody broke into Tom's office last night.
eng: Someone broke the windscreen of my new car.
eng: Someone smashed the windshield of my new car.
eng: Someone came into our house and stole some stuff while we were asleep.
eng: Somebody came into our house and stole some stuff while we were asleep.
eng: Someone came into our house and stole some stuff while we were sleeping.
eng: Somebody came into our house and stole some stuff while we were sleeping.
eng: Someone came.
eng: Somebody came.
eng: Someone could've followed us, I suppose.
eng: Somebody could've followed us, I suppose.
eng: Someone did that already.
eng: Somebody did that already.
eng: Someone does that for me.
eng: Somebody does that for me.
eng: Someone drank my beer.
eng: Somebody drank my beer.
eng: Someone else could've sent these messages.
eng: Someone else could have sent these messages.
eng: Someone else is here.
eng: Somebody else is here.
eng: Someone else must've opened it.
eng: Someone else must have opened it.
eng: Someone else must've seen what happened.
eng: Someone else must have seen what happened.
eng: Someone forged my signature.
eng: Somebody forged my signature.
eng: Someone gave Tom a car.
eng: Somebody gave Tom a car.
eng: Someone has been spying on us.
eng: Somebody has been spying on us.
eng: Someone has died.
eng: Somebody has died.
eng: Someone has done that already.
eng: Somebody has done that already.
eng: Someone has got to tell Tom what to do.
eng: Someone's got to tell Tom what to do.
eng: Someone has to do that.
eng: Somebody has to do it.
eng: Someone has to do that.
eng: Somebody has to do that.
eng: Someone has to speak up.
eng: Somebody has to speak up.
eng: Someone has to tell Tom the truth.
eng: Somebody has to tell Tom the truth.
eng: Someone hit me.
eng: Somebody hit me.
eng: Someone I didn't know called me yesterday.
eng: Somebody I didn't know called me yesterday.
eng: Someone I didn't know called me yesterday.
eng: Somebody that I didn't know called me yesterday.
eng: Someone is at the door.
eng: Someone's at the door.
eng: Someone is at the front door.
eng: Someone's at the front door.
eng: Someone is coming over.
eng: Someone is coming round.
eng: Someone is coming.
eng: Someone's coming.
eng: Someone is following us.
eng: Somebody is following us.
eng: Someone is hiding behind the curtain.
eng: Somebody is hiding behind the curtain.
eng: Someone is knocking on the door.
eng: Someone's knocking on the door.
eng: Someone is spying on us.
eng: Somebody is spying on us.
eng: Someone is trying to kill me.
eng: Someone's trying to kill me.
eng: Someone is waiting for Tom on the porch.
eng: Somebody is waiting for Tom on the porch.
eng: Someone is watching us.
eng: Somebody is watching us.
eng: Someone might stop you.
eng: Somebody might stop you.
eng: Someone might've seen you.
eng: Somebody might've seen you.
eng: Someone must have left it there.
eng: Somebody must've left it there.
eng: Someone must have left it there.
eng: Someone must've left it there.
eng: Someone must have left the door open.
eng: Somebody must've left the door open.
eng: Someone must have left the water running.
eng: Somebody must've left the water running.
eng: Someone must have left the water running.
eng: Someone must've left the water running.
eng: Someone must have planted them.
eng: Someone must've planted them.
eng: Someone must have taken my umbrella by mistake.
eng: Someone must've taken my umbrella by mistake.
eng: Someone must have told him, but it wasn't me.
eng: Someone must've told him, but it wasn't me.
eng: Someone must've drugged Tom.
eng: Someone must have drugged Tom.
eng: Someone must've left it there.
eng: Somebody must've left it there.
eng: Someone must've left the door open.
eng: Somebody must've left the door open.
eng: Someone must've left the door unlocked.
eng: Someone must have left the door unlocked.
eng: Someone must've left the water running.
eng: Somebody must've left the water running.
eng: Someone must've seen something.
eng: Somebody must've seen something.
eng: Someone must've seen something.
eng: Someone must have seen something.
eng: Someone must've seen what happened.
eng: Somebody must've seen what happened.
eng: Someone must've seen what happened.
eng: Someone must have seen what happened.
eng: Someone must've stolen your watch.
eng: Somebody must've stolen your watch.
eng: Someone must've stolen your watch.
eng: Someone must have stolen your watch.
eng: Someone must've taken your umbrella by mistake.
eng: Someone must have taken your umbrella by mistake.
eng: Someone must've told Tom, but it wasn't me.
eng: Someone must have told Tom, but it wasn't me.
eng: Someone must've told Tom by now.
eng: Someone must have told Tom by now.
eng: Someone needs to tell Tom the truth.
eng: Somebody needs to tell Tom the truth.
eng: Someone needs to wash the dishes.
eng: Somebody needs to wash the dishes.
eng: Someone other than Tom did that.
eng: Somebody other than Tom did that.
eng: Someone, please help me.
eng: Somebody, help me, please.
eng: Someone's been here before us.
eng: Someone has been here before us.
eng: Someone's been here.
eng: Somebody's been here.
eng: Someone's behind you.
eng: Somebody's behind you.
eng: Someone seems to have done that already.
eng: Somebody seems to have done that already.
eng: Someone seems to have done that for us already.
eng: Somebody seems to have done that for us already.
eng: Someone sent us a gift.
eng: Somebody sent us a gift.
eng: Someone's going to pay for this.
eng: Someone is going to pay for this!
eng: Someone's got to do that.
eng: Somebody's got to do that.
eng: Someone's here to see you.
eng: Someone is here to see you.
eng: Someone should tell Tom how to behave.
eng: Somebody should tell Tom how to behave.
eng: Someone should've been able to come up with a better title than that.
eng: Someone should have been able to come up with a better title than that.
eng: Someone should've called the police.
eng: Someone should have called the police.
eng: Someone should've told Tom and Mary that they were doing that the wrong way.
eng: Somebody should've told Tom and Mary that they were doing that the wrong way.
eng: Someone's in our garage.
eng: Somebody is in our garage.
eng: Someone's in the kitchen with Tom.
eng: Someone is in the kitchen with Tom.
eng: Someone's knocking at the door.
eng: Someone is knocking at the door.
eng: Someone's outside.
eng: Someone is outside.
eng: Someone spilled milk.
eng: Somebody spilled milk.
eng: Someone's singing.
eng: Somebody's singing.
eng: Someone's spying on me.
eng: Someone is spying on me.
eng: Someone's stolen my bicycle.
eng: Somebody's stolen my bicycle.
eng: Someone stole my bag.
eng: Somebody stole my bag.
eng: Someone stole my bicycle yesterday.
eng: Somebody stole my bicycle yesterday.
eng: Someone stole my bike.
eng: Somebody stole my bike.
eng: Someone stole my camera.
eng: Somebody stole my camera.
eng: Someone stole my driver's license.
eng: Someone stole my driving licence.
eng: Someone stole my passport.
eng: My passport was stolen.
eng: Someone stole my suitcase.
eng: Somebody stole my suitcase.
eng: Someone stole my umbrella.
eng: Somebody stole my umbrella.
eng: Someone's trying to kill me
eng: Somebody's trying to kill me
eng: Someone that I didn't know called me yesterday.
eng: Somebody I didn't know called me yesterday.
eng: Someone that I didn't know called me yesterday.
eng: Somebody that I didn't know called me yesterday.
eng: Someone told me that Tom has moved to Australia.
eng: Somebody told me that Tom has moved to Australia.
eng: Someone told me that Tom now lives in Australia.
eng: Somebody told me that Tom now lives in Australia.
eng: Someone told me that Tom was allergic to wheat.
eng: Somebody told me Tom was allergic to wheat.
eng: Someone told me that Tom was allergic to wheat.
eng: Someone told me Tom was allergic to wheat.
eng: Someone told me Tom and Mary have moved to Boston.
eng: Somebody told me Tom and Mary have moved to Boston.
eng: Someone told me Tom had moved to Boston.
eng: Somebody told me that Tom had moved to Boston.
eng: Someone told me Tom had moved to Boston.
eng: Someone told me that Tom had moved to Boston.
eng: Someone told me Tom has moved to Australia.
eng: Somebody told me Tom has moved to Australia.
eng: Someone told me Tom has moved to Boston.
eng: Somebody told me Tom has moved to Boston.
eng: Someone told me Tom now lives in Australia.
eng: Somebody told me Tom now lives in Australia.
eng: Someone who knows French well must've written this.
eng: Someone who knows French well must have written this.
eng: Someone will do that.
eng: Somebody will do that.
eng: Someone will have to help Tom do that.
eng: Somebody will have to help Tom do that.
eng: Someone will have to help Tom.
eng: Somebody will have to help Tom.
eng: Some people believe that seven is a lucky number.
eng: Some believe that the number seven is lucky.
eng: Some people consider Led Zeppelin to be the greatest band there has ever been.
eng: Some people consider Led Zeppelin the greatest band ever.
eng: Some people have compared Esperantism to a cult, but soon there will come a time when Zamenhof returns and punishes them for this sacrilege.
eng: Some people have likened Esperantism to a cult, but soon the time will come when Zamenhof returns and punishes them for this sacrilege.
eng: Some people read books to kill time.
eng: There are people who read books to kill time.
eng: Some people think it's a bad idea.
eng: There are some people who think it's a bad idea.
eng: Some people think Tom is arrogant
eng: Some people think that Tom is arrogant
eng: Some snakes are poisonous.
eng: Some snakes are venomous.
eng: Some students walk to school, while others go by bus.
eng: Some students walk to school. Others go by bus.
eng: Something bad's going to happen.
eng: Something bad is going to happen.
eng: Something could've been overlooked.
eng: Something could have been overlooked.
eng: Something has changed in Dan.
eng: Something about Dan has changed.
eng: Something has changed in Dan.
eng: Something has changed about Dan.
eng: Something has changed in Dan.
eng: Something in Dan has changed.
eng: Something is not right with Tom.
eng: Something's not right with Tom.
eng: Something is terribly wrong.
eng: Something's terribly wrong.
eng: Something is the matter with my watch.
eng: Something's the matter with my watch.
eng: Something is very wrong.
eng: Something's very wrong.
eng: Something is wrong with the engine.
eng: Something's wrong with the engine.
eng: Something must be done!
eng: Something must be done.
eng: Something must have gone wrong.
eng: Something must've gone wrong.
eng: Something must have happened down there.
eng: Something must've happened down there.
eng: Something must have happened in Boston. Tom seems really depressed.
eng: Something must've happened in Boston. Tom seems really depressed.
eng: Something must've happened.
eng: Something must have happened.
eng: Something must've happened to change Tom's mind.
eng: Something must have happened to change Tom's mind.
eng: Something must've happened to Tom.
eng: Something must have happened to Tom.
eng: Something must've spooked Tom.
eng: Something must have spooked Tom.
eng: Something's changed.
eng: Something has changed.
eng: Something's coming.
eng: Something is coming.
eng: Something's definitely wrong.
eng: Something is definitely wrong.
eng: Something's different.
eng: Something is different.
eng: Something's going on here.
eng: Something is going on here.
eng: Something's happened to them.
eng: Something has happened to them.
eng: Something's happened to Tom.
eng: Something has happened to Tom.
eng: Something's happening.
eng: Something is happening.
eng: Something's missing.
eng: Something is missing.
eng: Something's not right.
eng: Something is not right.
eng: Something's wrong here.
eng: Something is wrong here.
eng: Something's wrong.
eng: Something is wrong.
eng: Something tells me I should've said no.
eng: Something tells me I should have said no.
eng: Something terrible must've happened.
eng: Something terrible must have happened.
eng: Something terrible's happened.
eng: Something terrible has happened.
eng: Some think there are too many foreigners; I think there are too few.
eng: Some think there are too many foreigners; I think there aren't enough.
eng: Some tiles have fallen off the roof.
eng: Some tiles have come off the roof.
eng: Sometimes a nod is enough to show someone that you're listening attentively.
eng: Sometimes nodding is sufficient to indicate to a person that you're listening attentively to them.
eng: Sometimes, I feel like a hamster racing on a wheel.
eng: Sometimes, I feel like a hamster running on a wheel.
eng: Sometimes I think Tom lives at the museum.
eng: Sometimes I think that Tom lives at the museum.
eng: Sometimes nodding is sufficient to indicate to a person that you're listening attentively to them.
eng: Sometimes nodding is sufficient to indicate to a person that you're listening attentively to him or her.
eng: Sometimes things don't work out as well as you want them to.
eng: Sometimes things don't work out as well as you would like them to.
eng: Sometimes Tom does that and sometimes he doesn't.
eng: Tom sometimes does that and sometimes he doesn't.
eng: Sometimes Tom exaggerates.
eng: Tom sometimes exaggerates.
eng: Sometimes you just have to do things you don't want to do.
eng: Sometimes you just have to do things that you don't want to do.
eng: Sooner or later, I'll probably get tired of doing this.
eng: Eventually, I'll probably get tired of doing this.
eng: Sooner or later, someone is going to have to tell Tom that he needs to behave himself.
eng: Eventually, someone is going to have to tell Tom that he needs to behave himself.
eng: Sooner or later someone will have to tell Tom and Mary that they have to do that.
eng: Sooner or later somebody will have to tell Tom and Mary that they have to do that.
eng: Sooner or later, Tom will likely agree to help us.
eng: Eventually, Tom will likely agree to help us.
eng: Sooner or later, your luck will run out.
eng: Your luck will run out sooner or later.
eng: Soon we'll be able to send you to gaol.
eng: We'll soon be able to send you to jail.
eng: Sorry, I am late.
eng: Sorry, I'm late.
eng: Sorry, I didn't know you were still here.
eng: Sorry, I didn't know that you were still here.
eng: Sorry I didn't understand earlier.
eng: Sorry, I didn't understand earlier.
eng: Sorry, I don't understand.
eng: Sorry, I don't follow.
eng: Sorry, I must have dialed the wrong number.
eng: Sorry, I must've dialed the wrong number.
eng: Sorry. I must have dialed the wrong number.
eng: Sorry. I must've dialed the wrong number.
eng: Sorry. It's all my fault.
eng: I am sorry, It's all my fault.
eng: Sorry it took me so long to write to you.
eng: I'm sorry that it has taken me so long to write to you.
eng: Sorry it took me so long to write to you.
eng: It took me a long time to write to you, sorry!
eng: Sorry, I wasn't paying attention.
eng: I'm sorry. I wasn't paying attention.
eng: Sorry!
eng: Sorry.
eng: Sorry to bother you.
eng: Sorry to bother you!
eng: Sorry, we are closed.
eng: Sorry, we're closed.
eng: So that's how it is!
eng: So that's how it is.
eng: Sounds like you're having fun.
eng: It sounds like you're having fun.
eng: So, were you able to read Tom's letter? He writes only in Greek, doesn't he. "I got Mary to translate it for me."
eng: Have you been able to read Tom's letter, then? He writes only in Greek, of course. "I got Mary to translate it for me."
eng: So what do you suggest?
eng: So, what do you suggest?
eng: So what happened?
eng: So, what happened?
eng: So what?
eng: Then what?
eng: So you've known all this time?
eng: So, you've known all this time?
eng: Spanish, French, Italian and Romanian are Latin languages.
eng: Spanish, French, Italian and Romanian are Romance languages.
eng: Spanish postcodes consist of five digits.
eng: Postcodes in Spain have five digits.
eng: Spanish postcodes have five digits.
eng: Postcodes in Spain have five digits.
eng: Spanish postcodes have five digits.
eng: Spanish postcodes consist of five digits.
eng: Speak clearly.
eng: Speak clearly!
eng: Speaking foreign languages is not easy.
eng: Speaking foreign languages isn't easy.
eng: Speaking of Switzerland, have you ever been there in the winter?
eng: Speaking of Switzerland, have you ever been there in winter?
eng: Speaking the truth is not a crime.
eng: Speaking the truth isn't a crime.
eng: Speak louder, please.
eng: Could you speak a little louder please?
eng: Speak more slowly, please!
eng: Speak more slowly, please.
eng: Speak more slowly.
eng: Speak more slowly!
eng: Speech is silver, but silence is golden.
eng: Speech is silver, silence is gold.
eng: Speech is silver, but silence is golden.
eng: Speech is silver, silence is golden.
eng: Spend whatever you need.
eng: Spend whatever you need to spend.
eng: Sperm bank regulations restrict a given donor to making sperm donations at only one facility and restrict the number of children that each donor can "father".
eng: Sperm bank regulations restricted a given donor to making sperm donations at only one facility and restricted the number of children that each donor could "father".
eng: Spring came on.
eng: Spring arrived.
eng: Spring fever is not a disease.
eng: Spring fever isn't a disease.
eng: Spring has come around.
eng: Spring arrived.
eng: Spring has come.
eng: Spring arrived.
eng: Spring is finally here!
eng: Spring is finally here.
eng: Spring is here.
eng: Spring arrived.
eng: Spring is my favorite season.
eng: Spring is my favourite season.
eng: Spying between friends is an absolute no no.
eng: Spying between friends is absolutely unacceptable.
eng: Stamps are not sold in this store.
eng: Stamps aren't sold in this store.
eng: Stand aside.
eng: Stand aside!
eng: Stand back!
eng: Stand back.
eng: Stand up!
eng: Stand up.
eng: Stand up when I am talking to you.
eng: Stand up when I'm talking to you!
eng: Stars cannot be seen in the daytime.
eng: Stars can't be seen in the daytime.
eng: Stars emit gamma rays at the time of their explosion.
eng: Stars emanate gamma rays when they explode.
eng: Start looking.
eng: Start searching.
eng: Start.
eng: Start!
eng: Stay away from her!
eng: Stay away from her.
eng: Stay away from him!
eng: Stay away from him.
eng: Stay away from my daughter!
eng: Stay away from my daughter.
eng: Stay calm and sharpen pitchforks.
eng: Stay calm and sharpen your pitchforks.
eng: Stay calm.
eng: Stay calm!
eng: Stay down!
eng: Stay down.
eng: Stay here!
eng: Stay here.
eng: Stay out of my way.
eng: Stay out of my way!
eng: Stay the hell away from me!
eng: Stay the hell away from me.
eng: Stay there.
eng: Stand over there.
eng: Stay until everyone else leaves and then we can talk.
eng: Stay until everybody else leaves and then we can talk.
eng: Stay where you are.
eng: Stay where you are!
eng: Stick out your tongue and say "aah."
eng: Stick your tongue out and say "aah."
eng: Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me.
eng: Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.
eng: Stick to it!
eng: Stick to it.
eng: Stick to the subject.
eng: Stick to the subject!
eng: Still recovering from last night?
eng: Are you still recovering from last night?
eng: Still waters run deep.
eng: Silent waters run deep.
eng: Stock-raising is one of the farmer's occupations and the animals are carefully selected according to their breed.
eng: Cattle breeding is one of the farmer's occupations and the animals are carefully selected according to their breed.
eng: Stop acting like a baby.
eng: Quit acting like a baby.
eng: Stop acting like a spoilt child.
eng: Stop acting like a spoiled child.
eng: Stop bothering me!
eng: Stop bothering me.
eng: Stop bugging me!
eng: Stop bugging me.
eng: Stop calling me that!
eng: Stop calling me that.
eng: Stop complaining!
eng: Stop complaining.
eng: Stop crying.
eng: Stop crying!
eng: Stop doing that.
eng: Stop doing that!
eng: Stop fooling around!
eng: Stop fooling around.
eng: Stop frowning!
eng: Stop frowning.
eng: Stop hanging out with losers!
eng: Stop hanging out with losers.
eng: Stop harassing me.
eng: Stop harassing me!
eng: Stop her!
eng: Stop her.
eng: Stop him!
eng: Stop him.
eng: Stop hitting me!
eng: Stop hitting me.
eng: Stop hitting the cat!
eng: Stop hitting the cat.
eng: Stop insulting me!
eng: Stop insulting me.
eng: Stop interrupting me!
eng: Stop interrupting me.
eng: Stop it!
eng: Stop it.
eng: Stop laughing.
eng: Stop laughing!
eng: Stop looking at me like that!
eng: Stop looking at me like that.
eng: Stop looking at me!
eng: Stop looking at me.
eng: Stop pretending to be something that you aren't.
eng: Stop pretending to be something you aren't.
eng: Stop pretending to be something that you're not.
eng: Stop pretending to be something that you aren't.
eng: Stop pretending to be something that you're not.
eng: Stop pretending to be something you aren't.
eng: Stop pulling my hair!
eng: Stop pulling my hair.
eng: Stop saying that!
eng: Stop saying that.
eng: Stop shooting.
eng: Stop shooting!
eng: Stop!
eng: Stop.
eng: Stop texting me.
eng: Stop texting me!
eng: Stop that car.
eng: Stop that car!
eng: Stop that!
eng: Stop that.
eng: Stop trying to make me feel guilty.
eng: Stop trying to make me feel guilty!
eng: Stop using my stuff!
eng: Stop using my stuff.
eng: Stop watching TV and start studying!
eng: Stop watching TV and start studying.
eng: Stop yelling.
eng: Stop yelling!
eng: Stop your nonsense!
eng: Stop your nonsense.
eng: Straighten up.
eng: Straighten up!
eng: Strange to say, I dreamed the same dream twice last night.
eng: Strange to say, I dreamt the same dream twice last night.
eng: Strictly speaking, the earth is not round.
eng: Strictly speaking, the earth isn't round.
eng: Strictly speaking, you are wrong.
eng: Strictly speaking, you're wrong.
eng: Study or don't--it's up to you.
eng: It's up to you whether you study or not.
eng: Such a thing cannot be found everywhere.
eng: Such a thing can't be found everywhere.
eng: Such a thing occurs frequently.
eng: Such things happen all the time.
eng: Such a thing occurs frequently.
eng: Such things happen very often
eng: Such fishes as carp and trout live in fresh water.
eng: Such fish as carp and trout live in fresh water.
eng: Such is life.
eng: Such is life!
eng: Such is the life of men: a few joys, quickly wiped away by unforgettable sorrows. It's not necessary to tell the children.
eng: Such is the life of a man. Moments of joy, quickly obliterated by unforgettable sadness. There's no need to tell the children that.
eng: Such things as television and computers could not have been dreamed of fifty years ago.
eng: Such things as television and computers could not have been dreamt of fifty years ago.
eng: Sucks to be you.
eng: It sucks to be you.
eng: Suddenly all the lights went out.
eng: All of a sudden, all the lights went out.
eng: Suddenly everybody stopped talking.
eng: Everybody suddenly stopped talking.
eng: Suddenly everyone stopped talking.
eng: Everybody suddenly stopped talking.
eng: Suddenly everyone stopped talking.
eng: Everyone suddenly stopped talking.
eng: Suddenly everyone stopped talking.
eng: Suddenly everybody stopped talking.
eng: Suddenly he saw me.
eng: Suddenly he spotted me.
eng: Suddenly he spotted me.
eng: Suddenly he noticed me.
eng: Suddenly, it began to rain.
eng: Suddenly, it started to rain.
eng: Suddenly, it started to rain very hard.
eng: All at once it began to rain heavily.
eng: Suffering is not a virtue.
eng: Suffering isn't a virtue.
eng: Summer is almost here!
eng: Summer is almost here.
eng: Supplies cannot keep up with the demand.
eng: Supplies can't keep up with the demand.
eng: Surely there was something we could've done.
eng: Surely there was something we could have done.
eng: Sweden is called "Sverige" in Swedish.
eng: Sweden is pronounced "ˈsværjə" in Swedish.
eng: Swimming in this lake is not permitted.
eng: Swimming in this lake isn't permitted.
eng: Swimming is not allowed in this river.
eng: Swimming is not permitted in this river.
eng: Swimming is not permitted in this river.
eng: Swimming isn't permitted in this river.
eng: Swimming is one thing that both Tom and I are good at.
eng: Swimming is one thing both Tom and I are good at.
eng: Swimming is one thing Tom and I are good at.
eng: Swimming is one thing that Tom and I are good at.
eng: Switzerland is situated between France, Italy, Austria and Germany.
eng: Switzerland is located between France, Italy, Austria and Germany.
eng: Sword Art Online is a popular Anime series.
eng: Sword Art Online is a popular Anime.
eng: Take a chance.
eng: Take a chance!
eng: Take a look around you.
eng: Take a look around you!
eng: Take a look at the books I bought.
eng: Take a look at the books that I bought.
eng: Take a rest.
eng: Take a rest!
eng: Take a seat.
eng: Take a seat!
eng: Take as many peaches as you like.
eng: Take as many peaches as you want.
eng: Take as much as you like.
eng: Take as many as you want.
eng: Take care of yourselves!
eng: Take care of yourselves.
eng: Take care.
eng: Take care!
eng: Take care.
eng: Take care of yourself.
eng: Take it easy!
eng: Take it easy.
eng: Take it, or leave it.
eng: Take it or leave it
eng: Take it!
eng: Take it.
eng: Take my advice!
eng: Take my advice.
eng: Take no prisoners!
eng: Take no prisoners.
eng: Take off your clothes.
eng: Take off your clothes!
eng: Take off your coat and stay a while.
eng: Take your coat off and stay a while.
eng: Take off your coat.
eng: Take your coat off.
eng: Take off your shoes.
eng: Take your shoes off.
eng: Take off your trousers.
eng: Take your trousers off.
eng: Take off your uniform.
eng: Take your uniform off.
eng: Take out your notebooks.
eng: Get out your notebooks.
eng: Take out your notebooks!
eng: Take out your notebooks.
eng: Take pictures if you want.
eng: Take pictures if you want to.
eng: Take the torch. We'll need it.
eng: Take the flashlight. We'll need it.
eng: Take this pill. It will help you sleep.
eng: Take this pill. It'll help you sleep.
eng: Take this.
eng: Take this!
eng: Take your coats off and make yourselves at home.
eng: Take off your coats and make yourselves at home.
eng: Take your hand out of your pocket.
eng: Take your hand out of your pocket!
eng: Take your hands off me.
eng: Take your hands off me!
eng: Take your hat off.
eng: Take off your hat.
eng: Talent is useless without hard work.
eng: Talent without hard work is useless.
eng: Talent will get you nowhere without hard work.
eng: Talent without hard work will get you nowhere.
eng: Talking in the library is not allowed.
eng: Talking in the library isn't allowed.
eng: Talk of the devil and he is sure to appear.
eng: Talk of the devil and he's sure to appear.
eng: Talk.
eng: Talk!
eng: Talk to me!
eng: Talk to me.
eng: Taro, dinner's ready!
eng: Taro, dinner is ready.
eng: Tatoeba is a language dictionary.
eng: Tatoeba is a multi-language dictionary.
eng: Tatoeba is not a school; it's a university!
eng: Tatoeba is not a school — it is a university!
eng: Tatoeba isn't all it's cracked up to be.
eng: Tatoeba is not all it's cracked up to be.
eng: Tatoeba means "for example" in Japanese.
eng: 'Tatoeba' means 'for example' in Japanese.
eng: Technology is always improving.
eng: Technology is always getting better.
eng: Teens do a lot of dumb stuff.
eng: Teenagers do a lot of stupid things.
eng: Tell me about an accomplishment that you're proud of.
eng: Tell me about an accomplishment you're proud of.
eng: Tell me about it!
eng: Tell me about it.
eng: Tell me a little bit about yourself.
eng: Tell me a little about yourself.
eng: Tell me everything that Tom told you.
eng: Tell me everything Tom told you.
eng: Tell me!
eng: Tell me.
eng: Tell me what I should've done.
eng: Tell me what I should have done.
eng: Tell me what to do and I'll do it.
eng: Tell me what to do and I will do it.
eng: Tell me what you think'll happen.
eng: Tell me what you think will happen.
eng: Tell me when you will call me.
eng: Tell me when you'll call me.
eng: Tell me who your friends are, and I'll tell you who you are.
eng: Tell me who your friends are, and I will tell you who you are.
eng: Tell me who your friends are, and I will tell you who you are.
eng: Tell me your friends, and I will tell you who you are.
eng: Tell me why she is crying.
eng: Tell me why she's crying.
eng: Tell me why you plan on doing that.
eng: Tell me why you plan to do that.
eng: Tell me why you're upset.
eng: Tell me why you are upset.
eng: Tell me you'll do that.
eng: Tell me that you'll do that.
eng: Tell me you're not serious!
eng: Tell me you're not serious.
eng: Tell Sir William Ashton that the next time he and I forgather, he will not be half so blythe of our meeting as of our parting.
eng: Tell Sir William Ashton that the next time he and I meet, he will not be half so glad of our meeting as of our parting.
eng: Tell them that I'm ready.
eng: Tell them I'm ready.
eng: Tell Tom dinner is ready.
eng: Tell Tom that dinner is ready.
eng: Tell Tom dinner's ready.
eng: Tell Tom that dinner's ready.
eng: Tell Tom everything is fine.
eng: Tell Tom that everything is fine.
eng: Tell Tom everything's fine.
eng: Tell Tom that everything's fine.
eng: Tell Tom he should go back to Australia.
eng: Tell Tom that he should go back to Australia.
eng: Tell Tom he should go.
eng: Tell Tom that he should go.
eng: Tell Tom how you plan to do that.
eng: Tell Tom how you plan on doing that.
eng: Tell Tom I'd like to help.
eng: Tell Tom that I'd like to help.
eng: Tell Tom I'd like to talk to him.
eng: Tell Tom that I'd like to talk to him.
eng: Tell Tom I don't want to go.
eng: Tell Tom that I don't want to go.
eng: Tell Tom I don't want to talk to him.
eng: Tell Tom that I don't want to talk to him.
eng: Tell Tom I feel OK.
eng: Tell Tom that I feel OK.
eng: Tell Tom I grew up in Australia, just like he did.
eng: Tell Tom that I grew up in Australia, just like he did.
eng: Tell Tom I had to leave.
eng: Tell Tom that I had to leave.
eng: Tell Tom I have a broken leg.
eng: Tell Tom that I have a broken leg.
eng: Tell Tom I have to go to Australia for a few days.
eng: Tell Tom that I have to go to Australia for a few days.
eng: Tell Tom I know what's going on.
eng: Tell Tom that I know what's going on.
eng: Tell Tom I know why he did that.
eng: Tell Tom that I know why he did that.
eng: Tell Tom I'll be back.
eng: Tell Tom that I'll be back.
eng: Tell Tom I'll be home soon.
eng: Tell Tom that I'll be home soon.
eng: Tell Tom I'll be ready by the time he gets here.
eng: Tell Tom that I'll be ready by the time he gets here.
eng: Tell Tom I'll call back.
eng: Tell Tom that I'll call back.
eng: Tell Tom I'm busy.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm busy.
eng: Tell Tom I'm going to do that.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm going to do that.
eng: Tell Tom I'm hungry.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm hungry.
eng: Tell Tom I'm not at home.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm not at home.
eng: Tell Tom I'm not here.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm not here.
eng: Tell Tom I'm not home.
eng: Tell Tom I'm not at home.
eng: Tell Tom I'm not home.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm not home.
eng: Tell Tom I'm not ready.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm not ready.
eng: Tell Tom I'm ready.
eng: Tell Tom that I am ready.
eng: Tell Tom I'm ready.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm ready.
eng: Tell Tom I'm sick.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm sick.
eng: Tell Tom I'm sorry I hurt him.
eng: Tell Tom I'm sorry that I hurt him.
eng: Tell Tom I'm sorry I made you late.
eng: Tell Tom I'm sorry that I made you late.
eng: Tell Tom I'm sorry I wasn't able to be at his birthday party.
eng: Tell Tom I'm sorry that I wasn't able to be at his birthday party.
eng: Tell Tom I'm tired.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm tired.
eng: Tell Tom I need some money.
eng: Tell Tom that I need some money.
eng: Tell Tom I need to borrow his car.
eng: Tell Tom that I need to borrow his car.
eng: Tell Tom I said hi.
eng: Tell Tom that I said hi.
eng: Tell Tom it isn't urgent.
eng: Tell Tom it's not urgent.
eng: Tell Tom it's not my fault.
eng: Tell Tom it isn't my fault.
eng: Tell Tom it's not too late to sign up.
eng: Tell Tom it isn't too late to sign up.
eng: Tell Tom it was all my fault.
eng: Tell Tom that it was all my fault.
eng: Tell Tom it was a mistake.
eng: Tell Tom that it was a mistake.
eng: Tell Tom it wasn't my fault.
eng: Tell Tom that it wasn't my fault.
eng: Tell Tom I've a broken leg.
eng: Tell Tom that I've a broken leg.
eng: Tell Tom I've broken my leg.
eng: Tell Tom that I've broken my leg.
eng: Tell Tom I want to talk to him.
eng: Tell Tom that I want to talk to him.
eng: Tell Tom I won't be there.
eng: Tell Tom that I won't be there.
eng: Tell Tom I won't go to Australia with him.
eng: Tell Tom that I won't go to Australia with him.
eng: Tell Tom Mary is sick.
eng: Tell Tom that Mary is sick.
eng: Tell Tom that I am ready.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm ready.
eng: Tell Tom that I called.
eng: Tell Tom I called.
eng: Tell Tom that I'd like to help.
eng: Tell Tom that I would like to help.
eng: Tell Tom that I don't need his help!
eng: Tell Tom that I don't need his help.
eng: Tell Tom that I know where he lives.
eng: Tell Tom I know where he lives.
eng: Tell Tom that I'll be doing the driving.
eng: Tell Tom I'll be doing the driving.
eng: Tell Tom that I'll prune the trees.
eng: Tell Tom I'll prune the trees.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm angry.
eng: Tell Tom I'm angry.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm exhausted.
eng: Tell Tom I'm exhausted.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm not going to do that with him.
eng: Tell Tom I'm not going to do that with him.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm not hungry.
eng: Tell Tom I'm not hungry.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm not planning to do that.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm not planning on doing that.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm proud of him.
eng: Tell Tom I'm proud of him.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm thirsty.
eng: Tell Tom I'm thirsty.
eng: Tell Tom that I'm waiting for him at home.
eng: Tell Tom I'm waiting for him at home.
eng: Tell Tom that's what he ought to do.
eng: Tell Tom that that's what he ought to do.
eng: Tell Tom that we're not ready.
eng: Tell Tom that we aren't ready.
eng: Tell Tom that we're not ready.
eng: Tell Tom we're not ready.
eng: Tell Tom the problem is solved.
eng: Tell Tom that the problem is solved.
eng: Tell Tom we aren't ready.
eng: Tell Tom that we aren't ready.
eng: Tell Tom we aren't ready.
eng: Tell Tom that we're not ready.
eng: Tell Tom we aren't ready.
eng: Tell Tom we're not ready.
eng: Tell Tom we aren't ready yet.
eng: Tell Tom that we aren't ready yet.
eng: Tell Tom we don't want to go.
eng: Tell Tom that we don't want to go.
eng: Tell Tom we'll be ready.
eng: Tell Tom that we'll be ready.
eng: Tell Tom we're busy.
eng: Tell Tom that we're busy.
eng: Tell Tom we're here.
eng: Tell Tom that we're here.
eng: Tell Tom we're not ready.
eng: Tell Tom that we aren't ready.
eng: Tell Tom we're ready to leave.
eng: Tell Tom that we're ready to leave.
eng: Tell Tom why you plan to do that.
eng: Tell Tom why you plan on doing that.
eng: Tell Tom you don't need it.
eng: Tell Tom that you don't need it.
eng: Tell Tom you're sick.
eng: Tell Tom that you're sick.
eng: Tell Tom you want to go to Australia.
eng: Tell Tom that you want to go to Australia.
eng: Tennis is fun to watch. Basketball is fun to watch as well.
eng: Tennis is fun to watch. Basketball is fun to watch, too.
eng: Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety, hundred.
eng: Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety, one hundred.
eng: Terrific!
eng: Awesome!
eng: Terrific!
eng: Brilliant!
eng: Terrific!
eng: Great!
eng: Thankfully, no one noticed.
eng: Thankfully, nobody noticed.
eng: Thank God it's Friday!
eng: Thank God it's Friday.
eng: Thanks a lot. I don't know what we would do without you.
eng: Thanks a lot! I don't know what we'd do without you.
eng: Thanks a lot!
eng: Thanks a bunch.
eng: Thanks a lot.
eng: Thanks a bunch.
eng: Thanks a lot!
eng: Thanks a lot.
eng: Thanks, buddy!
eng: Thanks, mate!
eng: Thanks, bud!
eng: Thanks, mate!
eng: Thanks for coming.
eng: Thanks for coming!
eng: Thanks for helping me!
eng: Thanks for helping me.
eng: Thanks for reminding me!
eng: Thanks for reminding me.
eng: Thanks for reminding me.
eng: Thank you for reminding me.
eng: Thanks for the chocolate. It was delicious.
eng: Thank you for the chocolate. It was delicious.
eng: Thanks for the flowers.
eng: Thank you for the flowers!
eng: Thanks for the good advice!
eng: Thanks for the good advice.
eng: Thanks for your support.
eng: Thanks for your support!
eng: Thanks so much for coming.
eng: Thanks so much for coming!
eng: Thanks!
eng: Thanks.
eng: Thanks!
eng: Thank you.
eng: Thank you for being my friend.
eng: Thanks for being my friend.
eng: Thank you for coming.
eng: Thank you for coming!
eng: Thank you for helping me to cross the road.
eng: Thank you for helping me cross the road.
eng: Thank you for sharing.
eng: Thanks for sharing.
eng: Thank you for the flowers.
eng: Thanks for the flowers.
eng: Thank you for the flowers.
eng: Thank you for the flowers!
eng: Thank you for the information.
eng: Thanks for the info.
eng: Thank you for your assistance.
eng: Thank you for your help.
eng: Thank you for your attention.
eng: Thank you for your attention!
eng: Thank you for your business.
eng: Thank you for your business!
eng: Thank you for your letter.
eng: Thank you for your letter!
eng: Thank you for your support.
eng: Thanks for your support.
eng: Thank you for your time.
eng: Thanks for your time.
eng: Thank you, from the bottom of my heart!
eng: Thank you from the bottom of my heart .
eng: Thank you so much!
eng: Thank you so much.
eng: Thank you!
eng: Thanks!
eng: Thank you.
eng: Thanks.
eng: Thank you!
eng: Thank you.
eng: Thank you very much, everyone.
eng: Thank you very much, everybody.
eng: Thank you very much!
eng: Many thanks.
eng: Thank you very much!
eng: Thanks a lot!
eng: Thank you very much!
eng: Thank you very much.
eng: Thank you. "You're welcome."
eng: Thanks. "You're welcome."
eng: That animal is not carnivorous.
eng: That animal does not eat meat.
eng: That animal is not carnivorous.
eng: That animal doesn't eat meat.
eng: That animal is not carnivorous.
eng: That animal isn't carnivorous.
eng: That animal is not carnivorous.
eng: That is not a carnivorous animal.
eng: That animal is not carnivorous.
eng: That's not a carnivorous animal.
eng: That answer's wrong.
eng: That answer is wrong.
eng: That ball could've hit me.
eng: That ball could have hit me.
eng: That black bird is not a blackbird.
eng: That black bird isn't a blackbird.
eng: That boy talks as if he were a grown up.
eng: That boy speaks as if he were an adult.
eng: That can't be denied.
eng: That cannot be denied.
eng: That can't be.
eng: That can't be!
eng: That can't be true.
eng: That cannot be true.
eng: That car could've hit me.
eng: That car could have hit me.
eng: That cat is so cute!
eng: That kitty is so cute!
eng: That certainly is not the case in Boston.
eng: That certainly isn't the case in Boston.
eng: That coach gave him good advice.
eng: The coach gave him some good advice.
eng: That could come in handy someday.
eng: That could come in useful someday.
eng: That could have been a lot worse.
eng: That could've been a lot worse.
eng: That could have ended badly.
eng: That could've ended badly.
eng: That could have gone pear-shaped.
eng: That could've gone pear-shaped.
eng: That could've been embarrassing.
eng: That could have been embarrassing.
eng: That could've been prevented.
eng: That could have been prevented.
eng: That could've gone better.
eng: That could have gone better.
eng: That could've happened to me.
eng: That could have happened to me.
eng: That could've screwed everything up.
eng: That could have screwed everything up.
eng: That'd be a weird way to say it.
eng: That would be a weird way to say it.
eng: That'd be dangerous.
eng: That would be dangerous.
eng: That decision hasn't yet been made.
eng: That decision hasn't been made yet.
eng: That decision was hard to make.
eng: That decision was difficult to make.
eng: That did not really surprise me much.
eng: That didn't really surprise me much.
eng: That didn't used to happen.
eng: That didn't use to happen.
eng: That doctor is a man of culture.
eng: That doctor is a cultured man.
eng: That does not sound natural to me.
eng: That doesn't sound natural to me.
eng: That doesn't excuse what you did.
eng: That doesn't excuse what you did!
eng: That doesn't scare me in the slightest.
eng: That doesn't scare me in the least.
eng: That doesn't scare me one bit.
eng: That doesn't scare me in the least.
eng: That dog is really old!
eng: That dog is really old.
eng: That'd surprise me.
eng: That would surprise me.
eng: That dude is out of his mind.
eng: That guy is out of his mind.
eng: That experience guides my conviction that partnership between America and Islam must be based on what Islam is, not what it isn't. And I consider it part of my responsibility as President of the United States to fight against negative stereotypes of Islam wherever they appear.
eng: That experience guides my conviction that partnership between the United States and Islam must be based on what Islam is, not what it isn't. And I consider it part of my responsibility as President of the United States to fight against negative stereotypes of Islam wherever they appear.
eng: That film is for children.
eng: That movie is for children.
eng: That fish is not edible.
eng: That fish isn't edible.
eng: That guitar is so expensive that I can't buy it.
eng: That guitar is too expensive for me to buy.
eng: That has nothing to do with what we're talking about.
eng: That doesn't have anything to do with what we're talking about.
eng: That has nothing to do with you.
eng: This has nothing to do with you.
eng: That hotel is not all it's cracked up to be.
eng: That hotel isn't all it's cracked up to be.
eng: That house belongs to me.
eng: That house is mine.
eng: That house over there is mine.
eng: That house over there's mine.
eng: That is 30 metres long.
eng: That's thirty meters long.
eng: That is a bad habit of mine.
eng: That's a bad habit of mine.
eng: That is a barbaric practice.
eng: That's a barbaric practice.
eng: That is a bear.
eng: That's a bear.
eng: That is a boat.
eng: That's a boat.
eng: That is a bus stop.
eng: That's a bus stop.
eng: That is a depressing thought.
eng: That's a depressing thought.
eng: That is a fish.
eng: That's a fish.
eng: That is a good idea.
eng: That's a good idea.
eng: That is a good T-shirt.
eng: That's a good T-shirt.
eng: That is a hotel.
eng: That's a hotel.
eng: That is all nonsense.
eng: That's all nonsense.
eng: That is all right, so far as I am concerned.
eng: That's all right, so far as I'm concerned.
eng: That is all right.
eng: That's all right.
eng: That is almost correct.
eng: That's almost correct.
eng: That is an archaic expression.
eng: That expression is archaic.
eng: That is an archaic expression.
eng: That's an archaic expression.
eng: That is an excellent idea!
eng: That's an excellent idea.
eng: That is an exception.
eng: That's an exception.
eng: That is an odd question.
eng: That's an odd question.
eng: That is an old-fashioned pronunciation.
eng: That's an old-fashioned pronunciation.
eng: That is another matter.
eng: That's another matter.
eng: That is a pack of lies.
eng: That's a pack of lies.
eng: That is a pagoda.
eng: That's a pagoda.
eng: That is a strange question.
eng: That is an odd question.
eng: That is a strange question.
eng: That's an odd question.
eng: That is a table.
eng: That's a table.
eng: That is a very good idea.
eng: That's a very good idea.
eng: That is a very good question.
eng: That's a very good question.
eng: That is a well-known song.
eng: That's a well-known song.
eng: That is beautiful.
eng: That's beautiful.
eng: That is certainly an interesting question.
eng: That's certainly an interesting question.
eng: That is complicating the matter.
eng: That's complicating the matter.
eng: That is correct.
eng: That's correct.
eng: That is how you apply for a job.
eng: That's how you apply for a job.
eng: That is intriguing.
eng: That's intriguing.
eng: That is just a dream.
eng: That's just a dream.
eng: That is mine. I don't know where yours is.
eng: That's mine. I don't know where yours is.
eng: That is mine.
eng: That's mine.
eng: That is money down the drain.
eng: That's money down the drain.
eng: That is my book.
eng: That's my book.
eng: That is my own affair.
eng: That's my own affair.
eng: That is my sister's camera.
eng: That's my sister's camera.
eng: That is my sister.
eng: That's my sister.
eng: That is no longer possible.
eng: That is not possible anymore.
eng: That is no longer possible.
eng: That's no longer possible.
eng: That is not a game for kids.
eng: That isn't a game for kids.
eng: That is not a game for kids.
eng: That's not a game for kids.
eng: That is not altogether bad.
eng: That isn't altogether bad.
eng: That is not altogether bad.
eng: That's not altogether bad.
eng: That is not altogether false.
eng: That isn't altogether false.
eng: That is not altogether false.
eng: That's not altogether false.
eng: That is not an orange, either.
eng: That isn't an orange, either.
eng: That is not an orange, either.
eng: That's not an orange, either.
eng: That is not a proper subject to bring up in conversation at the dinner table.
eng: That isn't a proper subject to bring up in conversation at the dinner table.
eng: That is not a proper subject to bring up in conversation at the dinner table.
eng: That's not a proper subject to bring up in conversation at the dinner table.
eng: That is not art. That is a vagina with teeth.
eng: That is not art. That is a vagina dentata.
eng: That is not a sentence.
eng: That's not a sentence.
eng: That is not a tiger.
eng: That isn't a tiger.
eng: That is not a tiger.
eng: That's not a tiger.
eng: That is not entirely wrong.
eng: That's not entirely wrong.
eng: That is not exactly what I said.
eng: That isn't exactly what I said.
eng: That is not feasible with current technology.
eng: That isn't feasible with current technology.
eng: That is not feasible with current technology.
eng: That's not feasible with current technology.
eng: That is not high on my list of priorities.
eng: That isn't high on my list of priorities.
eng: That is not how we do things here.
eng: That isn't how we do things here.
eng: That is not how we do things here.
eng: That's not how we do things here.
eng: That is not much of a problem.
eng: That isn't much of a problem.
eng: That is not much of a problem.
eng: That's not much of a problem.
eng: That is not my fault.
eng: That isn't my fault.
eng: That is not my fault.
eng: That's not my fault.
eng: That is not my favorite topic.
eng: That isn't my favorite topic.
eng: That is not my pen.
eng: That isn't my pen.
eng: That is not my pen.
eng: That's not my pen.
eng: That is not one of my priorities.
eng: That isn't one of my priorities.
eng: That is not one of my priorities.
eng: That's not one of my priorities.
eng: That is not possible anymore.
eng: That isn't possible anymore.
eng: That is not possible anymore.
eng: That's not possible anymore.
eng: That is not quite what I wanted.
eng: That isn't quite what I wanted.
eng: That is not quite what I wanted.
eng: That's not quite what I wanted.
eng: That is not safe.
eng: That's not safe.
eng: That is not the case.
eng: That isn't the case.
eng: That is not the case.
eng: That's not the case.
eng: That is not true.
eng: That isn't true.
eng: That is not what I meant to say.
eng: That isn't what I meant to say.
eng: That is not what I meant to say.
eng: That's not what I meant to say.
eng: That is not your cup.
eng: That's not your cup.
eng: That is not your knife.
eng: That isn't your knife.
eng: That is not your knife.
eng: That's not your knife.
eng: That isn't allowed, is it?
eng: That's not allowed, is it?
eng: That isn't altogether bad.
eng: That's not altogether bad.
eng: That isn't an orange, either.
eng: That's not an orange, either.