English: I thought you'd show me how to do that.
Berber: Ɣileɣ ad iyi-d-temled amek ara geɣ aya.

English: No one is watching us.
Ukrainian: За нами ніхто не спостерігає.

English: Tom should've hired a lawyer.
Turkish: Tom'un bir avukat tutması gerekirdi.

English: We could try to find the key.
French: Nous pourrions essayer de trouver la clé.

English: Would you mind watching my suitcase for a minute?
Italian: Ti dispiace tener d'occhio la mia valigia per un minuto?

English: It was an accident.
Russian: Это был несчастный случай.

English: We need supplies.
Nuer: Kɔn go̱r nɛy luäk kuakni̱.

English: I just want you to think about it.
German: Ich möchte nur, dass du darüber nachdenkst.

English: Were I to die, who would look after my children?
Ukrainian: Якби я помер, хто би став піклуватися про моїх дітей?

English: Is it true that Tom won the race?
Russian: Это правда, что Том выиграл заезд?

English: I'm always ready.
Marathi: मी नेहमीच तयार असतो.

English: I'll give you one last chance.
French: Je vais te donner une dernière chance.

English: Put the eggs in the fridge.
Hungarian: Tedd a tojásokat a hűtőbe!

English: You can't see my house from here.
German: Sie können mein Haus von hier nicht sehen.

English: Oranges have a lot of vitamin C.
Czech: Pomeranče mají hodně vitamínu C.

English: My holiday starts tomorrow.
Ukrainian: Моя відпустка починається завтра.

English: We really have to go.
Dutch: We moeten echt vertrekken.

English: I don't even remember it.
Turkish: Bunu hatırlamıyorum bile.

English: Tom is probably still studying French.
Finnish: Tom opiskelee todennäköisesti edelleen ranskaa.

English: He knows how to fry eggs.
Turkish: Yumurta pişirmesini biliyor.

English: Could you please be quieter? Tom is sleeping.
Turkish: Lütfen daha sessiz olur musunuz? Tom uyuyor.

English: I'll save you a piece of pie.
Ukrainian: Я залишу тобі шматок пирога.

English: They're able to speak French.
Italian: Loro sono in grado di parlare in francese.

English: You need to be more tolerant.
Italian: Dovete essere più tolleranti.

English: What does your aunt do?
Russian: Что делает твоя тётя?

English: Tom said that he wanted to cry.
Italian: Tom disse che voleva piangere.

English: Aren't you afraid to die?
Hungarian: Nem félsz meghalni?

English: Surprise your wife with a gift.
Hungarian: Lepd meg a feleségedet ajándékkal.

English: It's a little crowded in here.
Italian: È un po' affollato qui dentro.

English: We have a pool.
German: Wir haben ein Schwimmbecken.

English: Hold the door.
Hungarian: Tartsd az ajtót!

English: You must keep your room clean.
Italian: Devi tenere pulita la tua stanza.

English: He's really a good guy.
Spanish: En realidad él es un buen tipo.

English: I live in a small town.
Russian: Я живу в маленьком городке.

English: He looked up at the ceiling.
German: Er sah hoch zur Decke.

English: Every person has a psychological need to feel that what he does is of some importance.
Portuguese: Todas as pessoas possuem uma necessidade psicológica de pensar que o que elas fazem tem alguma importância.

English: I'm sorry, but I don't understand.
Hebrew: צר לי, לא הבנתי.

English: At this moment, it isn't raining.
Finnish: Tällä hetkellä ei sada.

English: Is the supermarket still open?
Turkish: Süpermarket hâlâ açık mı?

English: Tom is lying on his back.
Portuguese: Tom está mentindo pelas costas dele.

English: Tom married his former teacher.
Russian: Том женился на своей бывшей учительнице.

English: It is a sheer waste of time.
Russian: Это пустая трата времени.

English: Tom just wants to be with Mary.
Berber: Tom yeɣs kan ad yili d Mary.

English: My memory is terrible.
Russian: У меня ужасная память.

English: I'm not sure if it's a compliment or an insult.
Russian: Я не уверена, комплимент это или оскорбление.

English: Tom is older than me, isn't he?
Russian: Том ведь старше меня?

English: Follow my advice.
Swedish: Följ mitt råd.

English: Nobody knows what to do.
Turkish: Hiç kimse ne yapacağını bilmiyor.

English: We don't have much in common.
French: Nous n'avons pas grand-chose en commun.

English: Edison invented many useful things.
Spanish: Edison inventó muchas cosas útiles.

English: Do you want to stay with me?
Russian: Хочешь остаться со мной?

English: Have you said anything to Tom?
German: Hast du Tom irgendwas gesagt?

English: Let me in. I have to talk to you.
Russian: Впусти меня. Я должен поговорить с тобой.

English: Tom thought we were in danger.
Italian: Tom pensava che fossimo in pericolo.

English: Are you free?
Hungarian: Szabad vagy?

English: You may call me anytime.
Italian: Tu puoi chiamarmi in qualunque momento.

English: Tom doesn't eat pork.
German: Tom isst kein Schweinefleisch.

English: He took out one egg.
Hebrew: הוא הוציא ביצה בודדת.

English: I want to know who started it.
Russian: Я хочу знать, кто её начал.

English: I'm famished.
Italian: Sono famelico.

English: There aren't many books on the shelf.
Turkish: Rafta pek çok kitap yok.

English: I can't tie my shoes.
Dutch: Ik kan mijn veters niet vastmaken.

English: If he could pass for eighteen years old, he'd join the army.
Russian: Если бы он смог сойти за восемнадцатилетнего, его бы взяли в армию.

English: It's your turn next.
Turkish: Sıra sizde.

English: Three people were injured.
Vietnamese: Có ba người bị thương.

English: I have no friends.
Turkish: Arkadaşım yok.

English: I'd like to see you tomorrow.
Russian: Я хотел бы с тобой завтра увидеться.

English: Do you eat rice every day?
French: Manges-tu du riz tous les jours ?

English: I think I've persuaded Tom.
Ukrainian: Думаю, я переконав Тома.

English: I bought many books.
Russian: Я купил много книг.

English: I left my address book in my room.
Spanish: Dejé mi libreta de direcciones en mi pieza.

English: You didn't know what to say, did you?
Portuguese: Você não sabia o que falar, não é?

English: Sit there.
Marathi: तिथे बस.

English: Do you want to dance?
Italian: Lei vuole danzare?

English: You'll never know unless you try.
Finnish: Ette saa ikinä tietää, ellette te yritä.

English: I can't eat any more. I'm full.
German: Ich kann nichts mehr essen. Ich bin voll.

English: Thank you for being here.
Portuguese: Obrigada por ter estado aqui.

English: You should've come to the party.
Italian: Sarebbe dovuto venire alla festa.

English: Are you working today?
French: Travailles-tu, aujourd'hui ?

English: They took Tom away.
Hebrew: הם לקחו את תום.

English: "Tom, what are you doing?" "Nothing."
French: « Tom, qu'est-ce que tu fais ? » « Rien. »

English: We're getting married next spring.
Italian: Ci sposiamo la prossima primavera.

English: There were fifty passengers on board the bus.
Ukrainian: В автобусі було п'ятдесят пасажирів.

English: He had the table to himself.
Finnish: Hänellä oli pöytävaraus.

English: Why don't you do that by yourself?
Russian: Почему ты сама этого не делаешь?

English: You were late for work.
Italian: Era in ritardo per il lavoro.

English: The boy standing over there is my son.
Serbian: Dečak koji tamo stoji je moj sin.

English: I said that to Tom's face.
Turkish: Bunu Tom'un yüzüne söyledim.

English: I need to get out of here.
Italian: Io ho bisogno di uscire di qui.

English: He is worried whether his wife can get on with his mother.
Italian: È preoccupato se sua moglie può andare d'accordo o no con sua madre.

English: Tom wanted all the money.
Berber: Tom yella yeɣs akk idrimen-nni.

English: I like meat, but eggs do not agree with me.
Hebrew: אני אוהב בשר אבל ביצים לא מתאימות לי.

English: You got it.
Berber: Tufamt-tt-id.

English: Who stole the apples?
Japanese: 誰がリンゴを盗んだのですか？

English: Are you sure this is Tom's?
German: Sind Sie sicher, dass es Tom gehört?

English: I'm looking forward to going hunting with my father.
Italian: Io non vedo l'ora di andare a caccia con mio padre.

English: My son is going to be a teacher.
French: Mon fils va devenir enseignant.