English: You're either with us or against us.
Arabic: أنتَ إما معنا, أو ضدنا.

English: The scars are barely visible.
German: Die Narben sind kaum zu sehen.

English: I saw nothing.
German: Ich sah nichts.

English: I have no respect for Tom.
Hebrew: אין לי הערכה כלפי תום.

English: Tom was cheated.
Portuguese: Tom foi enganado.

English: Tom usually takes a shower before breakfast.
Russian: Том обычно принимает душ перед завтраком.

English: I am studying now.
Finnish: Minä opiskelen nyt.

English: I hope that it'll be sunny tomorrow.
Portuguese: Espero que faça sol amanhã.

English: We offer low-cost prefabricated houses.
Russian: Мы предлагаем недорогие сборные дома.

English: We have enough lemonade.
Russian: У нас достаточно лимонада.

English: How can I get to the stadium?
Arabic: كيف يمكنني الوصول إلى الملعب؟

English: How long do you think Tom will sleep?
Russian: Как вы думаете, сколько Том проспит?

English: Are you sure we have enough food for everyone?
Italian: Sei sicura che abbiamo abbastanza cibo per tutti?

English: I gave Tom a chance to work for me.
Spanish: Le di a Tom la posibilidad de trabajar para mí.

English: My grandfather is 90 years old.
German: Mein Großvater ist 90 Jahre alt.

English: I borrowed the screwdriver from a friend of mine.
Portuguese: Eu emprestei a chave de fenda de um amigo meu.

English: His name is known to me.
Polish: Jego imię jest mi znane.

English: Tom never takes the train.
Polish: Tom nigdy nie jeździ pociągami.

English: Thanks a lot. Why are you being so kind to me?
Japanese: ほんとありがとう。なんでそんなに優しくしてくれるの？

English: How can I explain this?
Italian: Come posso spiegare questo?

English: He made up his mind quickly.
Romanian: El s-a decis repede.

English: You will never realize what I went through.
Ukrainian: Ти ніколи не зрозумієш, через що я пройшов.

English: Have you ever been stung by a scorpion?
German: Seid ihr schon einmal von einem Skorpion gestochen worden?

English: When was the last time Tom visited you?
Portuguese: Quando foi a última vez que Tom o visitou?

English: She died yesterday afternoon.
French: Elle est décédée hier après-midi.

English: I need their names.
Italian: Mi servono i loro nomi.

English: My father bought a new car.
Mandarin Chinese: 我的父親買了一輛新車。

English: I know you like being a teacher.
Italian: So che le piace essere un professore.

English: I no longer live in Boston.
German: Ich wohne nicht mehr in Boston.

English: This word has a double meaning.
Polish: To słowo ma dwa znaczenia.

English: Tom made the same mistake again.

English: When I think about those students, it gives me a headache.
Japanese: あの生徒たちのことを考えると、頭が痛いよ。

English: I wonder if Tom is still unconvinced.
Portuguese: Me pergunto se Tom ainda não está convencido.

English: Your mother and father are dead.
Russian: Ваши отец и мать скончались.

English: I spilled my wine.
Russian: Я пролил своё вино.

English: There is a bank in front of the hotel.
German: Vor dem Hotel befindet sich eine Bank.

English: I received a letter informing me of his arrival.
Danish: Jeg modtog et brev, der informerede mig om hans ankomst.

English: Tom never knew that.
Spanish: Tomás nunca supo eso.

English: I paid about fifty dollars.
Mandarin Chinese: 我花了大約五十美元。

English: This song was written by Foster.
Portuguese: Esta música foi escrita por Foster.

English: The present prime minister was not present at the ceremony.
Berber: Aneɣlaf amenzu animir ur yeḥdiṛ ara deg tfugla-nni.

English: I hope they don't resort to violence to accomplish their goals.
Polish: Mam nadzieję, że nie posuną się do przemocy, aby osiągnąć swój cel.

English: Both of them are in the room.
Dutch: Ze zijn allebei in de kamer.

English: I look forward to seeing them this spring.
Japanese: 春になったら会えるのを楽しみにしているよ。

English: What did you see in Australia?
Berber: D acu ay twalad deg Ustṛalya?

English: My wife and kids are all feeling under the weather.
German: Meine Frau und meine Kinder sind alle nicht ganz auf dem Damm.

English: What floor do you live on?
Portuguese: Em que andar você mora?

English: The milk boiled over.
Swedish: Mjölken kokade över.

English: Tom opened a bag.
Finnish: Tom avasi laukun.

English: Tom didn't have to go back to Boston.
Russian: Тому не надо было ехать обратно в Бостон.

English: I didn't buy the car.
Kabyle: Ur d-uɣeɣ ara takeṛṛust-nni.

English: Someone is standing behind the bushes taking pictures of us.
Danish: Der står nogen bag buskene og tager billeder af os.

English: My mother didn't let me wear a miniskirt.
Hungarian: Anyám nem engedte, hogy miniszoknyát viseljek.

English: You should open all the windows.
Kabyle: A win yufan ad tɣelqed akk ṭṭwiqan.

English: This painting is a good copy of the original.
Russian: Эта картина - хорошая копия оригинала.

English: Let's see if we can do better next time.
Hebrew: בוא נראה אם נוכל בפעם הבאה להטיב לעשות.

English: Tom goes to school with my son.
Russian: Том ходит в школу с моим сыном.

English: My parents would never allow me to go to Boston with you.
Russian: Родители никогда бы не разрешили мне поехать с тобой в Бостон.

English: I think we'd better leave Tom alone.
Polish: Lepiej zostawmy Toma samego.

English: I bought a camera for 30 dollars.
Portuguese: Comprei uma câmara por 30 dólares.

English: Should I call you or will you call me?
Italian: Ti chiamo io o sei tu che mi chiami?

English: We need your help now.
Italian: Abbiamo bisogno del tuo aiuto ora.

English: Has something happened?
Arabic: هل حصل شيء ما؟

English: That wasn't bad.
Italian: Non era male.

English: You don't need my approval.
Russian: Тебе не нужно моё одобрение.

English: I've never thought about it.
Italian: Io non ci ho mai pensato.

English: Clean up your room.
Portuguese: Arrume o seu quarto.

English: That's an interesting way of doing things.
Portuguese: Esse é um jeito interessante de fazer as coisas.

English: I doubt Tom will be surprised.
Russian: Сомневаюсь, что Том удивится.

English: Attack!

English: You didn't ask me.
Russian: Вы меня не спрашивали.

English: Tom became close to Mary.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'ye yaklaştı.

English: I'll take care of the dog till tomorrow.
Japanese: 明日まで犬をお預かりしましょう。

English: They furnished the library with new books.
German: Sie haben die Bibliothek mit neuen Büchern ausgestattet.

English: I've visited Boston three times.
French: J'ai visité Boston trois fois.

English: Tom doesn't live with Mary.
Russian: Том не живёт с Мэри.

English: What programming languages do you know?
Bokmål: Hvilke programmeringsspråk kan du?

English: How could Tom be late for work?
Portuguese: Como o Tom pôde se atrasar para o trabalho?

English: I've been to the supermarket.
Japanese: スーパーに行きました。

English: It's a pity that I don't understand French better.
Berber: Sḥissifeɣ imi ur fehhmeɣ mliḥ tafṛensist.

English: Outside, there's a long line to get in.
Hungarian: Kint hosszú sor áll, hogy bejussanak.

English: Let's keep this between us.
Hebrew: בואי נשמור את זה בינינו.

English: Tom didn't come to work today.
Russian: Том сегодня не пришёл на работу.

English: Run the engine till it gets warm.
Italian: Avvia il motore finché non diventa caldo.

English: He usually fed his dog cheap dog food.
German: Er fütterte seinen Hund gewöhnlich mit billigem Hundefutter.

English: Tom keeps an extra tie in his desk drawer at work.
Romanian: Tom ține o cravată în plus în sertarul din biroul de la muncă.

English: Mary slapped Tom.
Ukrainian: Мері дала Тому ляпаса.

English: Tom took another look at the picture.
Italian: Tom diede un'altra occhiata alla foto.

English: Where's the nearest hotel?
Russian: Где находится ближайшая гостиница?

English: When were you planning on telling Tom?
Russian: Когда ты собирался рассказать Тому?

English: "I wonder why you always lose just one sock out of a pair." "If you lost both, you wouldn't notice it, right?" "Yeah, I guess you're right."
Japanese: 「どうして靴下っていつも片一方だけなくなるんだろう？」「両方なくなったらなくなったことに気づかないんだよ」「あ、そっか」