English: I'm going to go sit in my car.
Macedonian: Одам да седам во кола.

English: Tom knew something was off.
Portuguese: Tom sabia que algo estava errado.

English: Could you lend me your bicycle for a couple of days?
Japanese: 君の自転車を２、３日貸してくれませんか。

English: The telephone rang a few minutes later.
Greek: Το τηλέφωνο χτύπησε λίγα λεπτά αργότερα.

English: She speaks only about work.
Italian: Parla soltanto di lavoro.

English: I believe Tom is right.
Greek: Πιστεύω ότι έχει δίκιο ο Τομ.

English: I'm too tired to do study.
Portuguese: Estou cansado demais para estudar.

English: These lemon and almond tarts are scrumptious.
Japanese: このレモンとアーモンドのタルト、ほっぺたが落ちそう。

English: You're both from Boston, aren't you?
Russian: Вы ведь оба из Бостона?

English: The boy dyed his hair because he wanted to be noticed.
Japanese: その少年は注目されたくて髪を染めた。

English: I often make mistakes.
Japanese: 私、よく間違えるの。

English: They're part of us.
German: Sie sind ein Teil von uns.

English: I've had too many disappointments.
Russian: У меня было слишком много разочарований.

English: Tom bought Mary a nice present.
Japanese: トムはメアリーに素敵なプレゼントを買ってあげました。

English: She asked him questions.
Russian: Она задавала ему вопросы.

English: You've lost your credibility.
Dutch: Je hebt je geloofwaardigheid verloren.

English: The game is over.
French: La partie est terminée.

English: Don't be pigs.
Ukrainian: Не будьте свинями.

English: It's really hot in here.
Italian: Fa veramente caldo qui dentro.

English: It's a wire cage.
Turkish: Bu bir kafes.

English: He lives on his country estate.
German: Er wohnt auf seinem Landsitz.

English: We're working for you.
Italian: Stiamo lavorando per voi.

English: My brother and I shared the room.
Russian: Мы с братом жили в одной комнате.

English: Tom never asks for help.
German: Tom bittet nie um Hilfe.

English: You have to learn how to ride a horse.
Italian: Tu devi imparare ad andare a cavallo.

English: Tell your mother about the trip.
Russian: Скажи своей матери о поездке.

English: I wrote this letter.
Ukrainian: Я написав цього листа.

English: My mother often bakes apple pies for us.
German: Meine Mutter backt uns oft Apfelkuchen.

English: I'll give you as much money as you want.
Turkish: Sana istediğin kadar para vereceğim.

English: Do you have any gum?
Russian: У тебя нет жвачки?

English: Learning how to swim is very simple.
Mandarin Chinese: 学游泳非常简单。

English: I can't eat spicy food like I used to.
French: Je ne peux plus manger épicé comme avant.

English: Marriage is the main cause of all divorces.
German: Die Ehe ist die Hauptursache aller Scheidungen.

English: I swim.
Czech: Plavu.

English: You're no longer invited to my party.
Italian: Lei non è più invitata alla mia festa.

English: I have a headache.
Dutch: Ik heb koppijn.

English: Deeds are better than words.
Spanish: Los hechos valen más que las palabras.

English: Did you see something?
Berber: Yella kra ay twalam?

English: I wanted this.
Ukrainian: Я хотіла цього.

English: There are no classes in August.
Portuguese: Não tem aulas em agosto.

English: I've been asked to sing tonight.
Russian: Меня попросили спеть сегодня вечером.

English: I remember that feeling.
Czech: Pamatuju si ten pocit.

English: Tom was walking slowly.
Russian: Том шагал медленно.

English: I totally agree with what you say.
Turkish: Dediğine tamamen katılıyorum.

English: I thought you might be mad at me.
Bulgarian: Реших, че може да си ми ядосан.

English: Is it my fault?
Finnish: Ja munko vika se o?

English: No one can help you, Tom.
Portuguese: Ninguém pode ajudá-lo, Tom.

English: Tom will be late for dinner.
Turkish: Tom akşam yemeği için geç kalacak.

English: I'm conservative.
Russian: Я консервативный.

English: This is a comfortable chair.
Russian: Это удобный стул.

English: He died and his soul went to hell.
Portuguese: Ele morreu e sua alma foi para o inferno.

English: I'll study tomorrow.
Italian: Studierò domani.

English: What's this for?
Italian: A che cosa serve questo?

English: He was snoring loudly while he slept.
French: Il ronflait bruyamment pendant son sommeil.

English: Please give me a few minutes.
Russian: Дай мне, пожалуйста, несколько минут.

English: Don't you feel it?
Portuguese: Você não está sentindo?

English: Can you afford it?
Polish: Stać cię na to?

English: Don't bother me.
Hebrew: אל תפריעי לי.

English: I do the best I can.
German: Ich tue mein Bestes.

English: What's the one thing you would have done differently?
French: Quelle est la chose que vous auriez faite différemment ?

English: I'm leaving on Sunday.
Hebrew: אני יוצא ביום א'.

English: I wrote this song for Tom.
Italian: Ho scritto questa canzone per Tom.

English: Tom should've been back by 2:30.
German: Tom hätte eigentlich um 2.30 Uhr wieder hier sein sollen.

English: I'm dying to introduce you to my parents.
Italian: Sto morendo dalla voglia di presentarvi ai miei genitori.

English: You need to hurry.
Vietnamese: Bạn phải nhanh lên.

English: I'm writing a letter to my daughter.
Russian: Доченьке своей я письмо пишу.

English: The bellboy will show you to your room.
Spanish: El botones le acompañará a su habitación.

English: You seemed shy the first time that I met you.
Turkish: İlk tanıştığımızda utangaç görünüyordun.

English: I'm the one who ought to apologize.
French: Je suis celle qui devrait s'excuser.

English: I'm offering you work.
Berber: Ad ak-d-ssumreɣ amahil.

English: I used to work in a bank.
Russian: Я раньше работал в банке.

English: The car crashed into the guard-rail and rolled down the hill.
Cantonese: 架車撞咗埋個欄杆度，碌咗落山。

English: How did you know I wanted to do that?
Berber: Amek ay teẓram lliɣ ɣseɣ ad geɣ aya?

English: Tom sat down on the sand next to Mary.
Russian: Том сел на песок рядом с Мэри.

English: Slip this into your purse.
Portuguese: Coloque isso na sua bolsa.

English: Go and brush your teeth.
Spanish: Ve a lavarte los dientes.

English: He has enough willpower.
Russian: У него достаточно силы воли.

English: Tom wore a mask.
Finnish: Tomilla oli naamio päässä.

English: Tom is a pharmacist.
Ukrainian: Том фармацевт.

English: We're scared because we've heard two people are going to be fired.
Spanish: Estamos acojonados porque hemos oído que van a despedir a dos personas.

English: The reply came after three days.
Polish: Odpowiedź przyszła po trzech dniach.

English: Tom is an employee.
Spanish: Tom es un empleado.

English: I've been waiting since six o'clock and still my turn hasn't come.
Italian: Sto aspettando dalle sei e non è ancora arrivato il mio turno.

English: I don't want to lose you ever again.
Russian: Я не хочу терять тебя никогда больше.

English: I think I know what you need.
Russian: Думаю, я знаю, что вам нужно.

English: I have more clothes than I need.
Russian: У меня больше одежды, чем мне нужно.

English: He wrapped his arms around her.
French: Il l'enveloppa de ses bras.

English: It was a bad choice.
Russian: Это был плохой выбор.

English: The police chief resigned.
Italian: Il capo della polizia diede le dimissioni.

English: I used to know Tom quite well.
Marathi: मी टॉमला बर्‍यापैकी ओळखायचो.

English: The view from the top of the mountain took my breath away.
Russian: От вида, открывшегося с вершины горы, у меня захватило дыхание.

English: Teach me how you do that.
Ukrainian: Навчіть мене, як це робиться.

English: Everyone agreed.
Polish: Wszyscy się zgodzili.

English: I think that Tom is still married.
Italian: Io penso che Tom sia ancora sposato.

English: I'm not sure I agree with you.
Italian: Non sono sicuro di essere d'accordo con voi.

English: Luckily, I was wrong.
Turkish: Neyse ki yanılmışım.

English: Who put a frog in my bed?
German: Wer hat mir einen Frosch ins Bett gesetzt?

English: Wow!
Berber: ⵜⵉⵍⵉⵍⴰ

English: I watched television yesterday.
German: Ich habe gestern Fernsehen geschaut.

English: What's your favorite TV commercial?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es tu comercial de TV preferido?