English: This is horrible.
Berber: Aya d asexlaɛ.

English: She goes to the supermarket every three days.
Polish: Ona chodzi do supermarketu co trzy dni.

English: Tom is a bookworm.
French: Tom est un rat de bibliothèque.

English: This cat is not ours.
French: Ce chat n'est pas à nous.

English: There's no spaghetti left.
German: Es sind keine Spaghetti mehr da.

English: Have you been studying?
Finnish: Oletko opiskellut?

English: Your beard makes you look old.
Russian: Борода тебя старит.

English: We couldn't wait for Tom.
Russian: Мы не могли ждать Тома.

English: Turn off the light.
Italian: Spenga la luce.

English: How much is that?
Hebrew: מה המחיר של זה?

English: I still think that it's unlikely that Tom will win.
Ukrainian: Я й досі думаю, що перемога Тома малоймовірна.

English: I am responsible for her protection.
Japanese: 私には彼女を保護する責任がある。

English: She introduced me to her brother.
Spanish: Ella me presentó a su hermano.

English: Tom's eyesight is really bad.
Dutch: Toms gezichtsvermogen is heel slecht.

English: Don't eat garbage.
Swedish: Ät inte skräp.

English: Is this building open to the public?
French: Ce bâtiment est-il ouvert au public ?

English: Tom looks pretty normal to me.
Hungarian: Számomra Tom elég normálisnak látszik.

English: You looked angry.
German: Du sahst verärgert aus.

English: I wouldn't want to do that by myself.
Turkish: Onu tek başıma yapmak istemezdim.

English: Tom spent the remainder of the night thinking about Mary.
German: Tom verbrachte den Rest der Nacht damit, an Mary zu denken.

English: It scares me.
Ukrainian: Це мене лякає.

English: Tell me what you're looking for and I'll help you find it.
Hungarian: Mondd meg nekem, hogy mit keresel, és én majd segítek neked megtalálni.

English: I'm eating here.
Bengali: আমি এখানে খাচ্ছি।

English: You're avoiding me.
Russian: Вы меня избегаете.

English: I don't understand Tom's anger.
Burmese: တွမ် ရဲ့ ဒေါသ ကို ငါနားမလည်ခဲ့ဘူး။

English: Don't you have anything to say?
Italian: Non avete nulla da dire?

English: Tom hasn't yet finished eating breakfast.
Dutch: Tom is nog niet klaar met ontbijt eten.

English: I like science fiction better.
Italian: Preferisco la fantascienza.

English: Do you like drinking beer?
Kabyle: Tḥemmleḍ ad tesweḍ lbirra?

English: Tom glanced at the door again.
Czech: Tom opět přelétl pohledem ty dveře.

English: You're stronger today.
Italian: È più forte oggi.

English: Tom doesn't help me with the housework.
German: Tom hilft mir nicht bei der Hausarbeit.

English: You've got better things to do.
Portuguese: Você tem coisas melhores para fazer.

English: Sorry, I have other things to do.
Russian: Простите, но у меня есть другие дела.

English: I'm happy that it's over.
Italian: Sono felice che sia finita.

English: Tom is awake.
German: Tom ist auf.

English: We often associate black with death.
Marathi: आम्ही बहुधा काळ्या रंगाचा मृत्यूशी संबंध जोडतो.

English: He is totally dependent on his parents.
Russian: Он полностью зависит от родителей.

English: I'm not worried about Tom. I'm worried about Mary.
German: Ich sorge mich nicht um Tom – ich sorge mich um Maria.

English: Listen, all of you.
French: Écoutez, vous tous.

English: They have explosives.
Finnish: Heillä on räjähteitä.

English: He acted foolishly.
Hebrew: הוא נהג בטיפשות.

English: The forest is very thick.
Hungarian: Az erdő nagyon sűrű.

English: Maybe you disagree.
Berber: Ahat ur twufqemt ara.

English: Europeans love to drink wine.
Ukrainian: Європейці полюбляють пити вино.

English: Tom waited for Mary.
Portuguese: Tom esperou por Mary.

English: It's getting harder.
Turkish: Güçleşiyor.

English: Tom despises Mary.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'yi küçümsüyor.

English: I quite agree with you.
Dutch: Ik ben het geheel met je eens.

English: Are you going to ask Mary to go to the prom with you?
French: Est-ce que tu vas demander à Mary d'aller au bal de promo avec toi ?

English: Walk this way.
Polish: Idź tędy.

English: She left the last page blank.
Italian: Lasciò l'ultima pagina vuota.

English: Where's the toilet?
Japanese: トイレはどこですか。

English: Your strategy worked.
Russian: Твоя стратегия сработала.

English: You seem to know everything about this.
Russian: Вы, похоже, всё об этом знаете.

English: I have a runny nose.
Macedonian: Растечен ми е носот.

English: We like to drink a cup of coffee after eating lunch.
Russian: Мы любим выпить чашечку кофе после обеда.

English: Tom is dancing with Mary.
Italian: Tom sta ballando con Mary.

English: I need a couple of slices of bread to make a sandwich.
Japanese: サンドイッチを作るのに、パンが２枚要るわね。

English: You have a lot of books.
Spanish: Tienes muchos libros.

English: You aren't studying French, are you?
Turkish: Fransızca okumuyorsun, değil mi?

English: I enjoy classical music.
Italian: A me piace la musica classica.

English: We're not strangers.
Spanish: No somos extranjeros.

English: I thank you for your patience.
Italian: Ti ringrazio per la tua pazienza.

English: I must finish this work by the day after tomorrow.
Hebrew: אני חייב לסיים את העבודה הזאת עד מחרתיים.

English: Can we talk about it later?
Hebrew: נוכל לדבר על זה אחר כך?

English: You should use a deodorant.
Polish: Powinieneś użyć dezodorantu.

English: Tom is trying very hard.
Bulgarian: Том полага сериозни усилия.

English: You shouldn't have eaten that.
Russian: Не надо было вам это есть.

English: I was going to wash my hair.
Russian: Я собиралась помыть голову.

English: Tom shooed the flies away.
German: Tom verscheuchte die Fliegen.

English: There's always a next time.
Romanian: Întotdeauna e o data viitoare.

English: Tell us your impressions.
Hungarian: Meséljen nekünk a benyomásairól!

English: Tom doesn't know how to act.
Russian: Том не знает, как действовать.

English: It'll take months.
Macedonian: Ќе требаат повеќе месеци.

English: It's debatable.
Italian: È discutibile.

English: Who did you go with?
Portuguese: Você foi com quem?

English: "Do you want to hug me or kiss me?" "I want to do both."
Spanish: "¿Quieres abrazarme o besarme?" "Quiero hacer las dos cosas."

English: Perhaps you'd better call Tom.
Russian: Может быть, вам лучше позвонить Тому.

English: It's nothing.
Japanese: 何でもない。

English: What was the weather like yesterday?
Danish: Hvordan var vejret i går?

English: My wife has cooked a delicious meal.
Hebrew: אשתי בישלה ארוחה טעימה.

English: I don't think I can do this alone.
Russian: Не думаю, что смогу сделать это одна.

English: I don't know who to give this to.
Russian: Я не знаю, кому это дать.

English: They said no.
Korean: 그들은 아니라고 했다.

English: You run.
Bokmål: Dere løper.

English: A lot of people are going to tell you that you shouldn't have done that.
Russian: Многие скажут, что тебе не следовало так поступать.

English: Tom couldn't find his glasses.
Danish: Tom kunne ikke finde sine briller.

English: Please listen carefully.
Russian: Слушайте, пожалуйста, внимательно.

English: She is brushing her hair.
French: Elle se brosse les cheveux.

English: Tom is objective, but Mary isn't.
Japanese: トムは客観的だけど、メアリーは違うよ。

English: The teacher pointed out the student's mistakes.
Japanese: 先生は、生徒の間違いを指摘した。

English: It's now or never.
Japanese: 今しかない。

English: I'm not satisfied with what you've done.
Spanish: No estoy contento con lo que hiciste.

English: Do you have any idea what Tom was doing in Boston?
French: As-tu une idée de ce que Tom faisait à Boston ?

English: I meant no harm.
Italian: Non intendevo nulla di male.

English: I paid five dollars to him.
Hebrew: שלמתי לו חמישה דולרים.

English: Tom was born blind.
Macedonian: Том се родил слеп.

English: Her car is two years old.
German: Ihr Wagen ist zwei Jahre alt.

English: I want a piece of candy.
Spanish: Quiero una golosina.

English: Tom found Mary's secret diary.
Italian: Tom ha trovato il diario segreto di Mary.

English: My parents are getting divorced.
Danish: Mine forældre er ved at blive skilt.