English: How does that feel?
Swedish: Hur känns det där?

English: I don't care what race you are.
Turkish: Hangi ırktan olduğunla ilgilenmiyorum.

English: I think Tom is wrong.
Russian: Думаю, Том не прав.

English: That was an illusion.
Italian: Quella era un'illusione.

English: It makes me shiver just to think of it.
Russian: Одна только мысль об этом бросает меня в дрожь.

English: I met his sister last week.
Portuguese: Conheci a irmã dele na semana passada.

English: I think I found what you're looking for.
French: Je pense que j'ai trouvé ce que tu cherchais.

English: Tom pushed the door closed.
Japanese: トムは、ドアを押して閉めました。

English: Is it necessary to make so much noise?
Italian: È necessario fare così tanto rumore?

English: Could I borrow your phone?
Berber: Tzemred ad iyi-d-treḍled asawal-nnek?

English: Tom has a silk scarf.
Spanish: Tom tiene una bufanda de seda.

English: Tom is no longer alone.
Italian: Tom non è più da solo.

English: What does PTA stand for?
German: Wofür steht "PTA"?

English: Do you want to go?
Italian: Vuoi partire?

English: How can I make it easier for you?
Italian: Come posso renderla più facile per voi?

English: Tom's phone number is unlisted.
German: Toms Telefonnummer ist nicht aufgeführt.

English: I'm alive.
Ukrainian: Я живий.

English: Go back to your seat.
Hebrew: תחזור למקום שלך.

English: Tom and Mary seem to be ignoring each other.
German: Tom und Maria scheinen sich gegenseitig zu ignorieren.

English: Why do you want to kill us?
Italian: Perché volete ucciderci?

English: She urged him to study harder.
Spanish: Ella lo instó a estudiar más.

English: Give us a moment, please.
German: Gib uns bitte einen Moment Zeit!

English: Please remain calm.
Hungarian: Kérem, hogy őrizzék meg nyugalmukat!

English: Did you try to listen to her?
Italian: Avete provato ad ascoltarla?

English: Mary is Tom's mother.
Finnish: Mari on Tomin äiti.

English: Why give it to me now?
Hebrew: למה לתת את זה לי עכשיו?

English: I don't know how you can stand Tom.
Macedonian: Не ми е јасно како можеш да го трпиш Том.

English: She allowed her child to be drowned.
Russian: Она позволила своему ребенку утонуть.

English: Have fun.
Finnish: Pidä kivaa!

English: You know how much I hate Tom.
Italian: Sa quanto odio Tom.

English: Does Tom have plans tonight?
Serbian: Да ли Том има планове за вечерас?

English: He is getting better day by day.
Arabic: إنه يتحسّن يوماً بعد يوم.

English: Ghosts exist.
Polish: Duchy istnieją.

English: I'll give it to you for free.
Italian: Glielo darò gratis.

English: You're not my girlfriend.
Dutch: Jij bent niet mijn vriendin.

English: This rule doesn't apply to first-year students.
Italian: Questa regola non si applica agli studenti del primo anno.

English: Tom finished second-to-last.
Turkish: Tom sondan ikinci bitirdi.

English: Most Americans did not have the money to own an automobile.
Japanese: ほとんどのアメリカ人は、車を所有するために必要な資金を持っていなかった。

English: I interpreted their silence as consent.
Hungarian: Hallgatásukat beleegyezésként értelmeztem.

English: I'm pretty tired.
Portuguese: Eu estou muito cansada.

English: You've got my helmet.
Dutch: Je hebt mijn helm.

English: Tom was killed by lightning.
Hungarian: Tomot agyonütötte a villám.

English: What do you do to celebrate your birthday?
German: Wie feierst du deinen Geburtstag?

English: Tom is a bad person.
Russian: Том - плохой человек.

English: What did you eat for dinner last night?
Berber: D acu ay teccid d imensi iḍ yezrin?

English: I saw them all.
Russian: Я всех их видел.

English: This is our friend Tom.
Spanish: Es nuestro amigo Tom.

English: I feel sad sometimes.
German: Manchmal bin ich traurig.

English: I thought Tom was your boyfriend.
Turkish: Tom'un senin erkek arkadaşın olduğunu sanıyordum.

English: Why aren't you interested?
Turkish: Neden ilgilenmiyorsunuz?

English: You passed the test.
Finnish: Pääsit läpi testistä.

English: Who'll play the role of the princess?
Ukrainian: Хто буде грати роль принцеси?

English: It's sand.
Serbian: To je pesak.

English: All their efforts were in vain.
French: Tous leurs efforts furent vains.

English: There are so many things that I have to do.
Turkish: Yapmam gereken o kadar çok şey var ki.

English: That's something I like.
French: C'est quelque chose que j'apprécie.

English: I got the gist of what he was saying.
Dutch: Ik kreeg de grote lijnen mee van wat hij zei.

English: I met your dad yesterday.
Portuguese: Encontrei o seu pai ontem.

English: This is an apple.
Azerbaijani: Bu almadır.

English: Tom gets along with his in-laws.
Romanian: Tom se înțelege bine cu socrii lui.

English: What time is Tom supposed to get here?
Kabyle: Ɣef acḥal ssaɛa i ilaq ad d-yaweḍ Tom?

English: He's smart.
Icelandic: Hann er klár.

English: Your proposal is a bit extreme.
Italian: La vostra proposta è un po' estrema.

English: Would you like a cup of tea?
Dutch: Wil je een kopje thee?

English: I've been working here for many years.
French: Je travaille ici depuis plusieurs années.

English: We can't thank you enough.
Danish: Vi kan ikke takke dig nok.

English: Please write your name with a pencil.
German: Bitte schreibe deinen Namen mit Bleistift.

English: There's a little bit of water in the glass.
Russian: В стакане есть немного воды.

English: My younger sister has two sons, which means I have two nephews.
Italian: La mia sorella minore ha due figli, il che significa che io ho due nipoti.

English: It's too conspicuous.
Macedonian: Премногу боде очи.

English: You really are strong.
Hungarian: Te nagyon bika vagy!

English: You were busy.
Greek: Ήσουνα απασχολημένη.

English: I ate some cheese.
Polish: Zjadłem trochę sera.

English: I like both.
Vietnamese: Tôi thích cả hai cái.

English: We considered the problem from all angles.
Hebrew: שקלנו את העניין מכל זווית אפשרית.

English: She drank two glasses of wine at the party.
Berber: Yeswa sin n yigraten n yismed deg tmeɣra-nni.

English: Tom gave me this book.
French: Tom me donna ce livre.

English: I wonder if I should call the police.
Ukrainian: Не знаю, чи слід викликати поліцію.

English: What do you want now?
Belarusian: Чаго ты жадаеш цяпер?

English: He died of old age two years ago.
Japanese: 老衰で2年前にお亡くなりになりました。

English: Clear off the shelf, and you can put your books there.
Polish: Uprzątnij półkę, a będziesz mógł położyć tam swoje książki.

English: That was easier than I thought.
Russian: Это было легче, чем я думал.

English: No one saw Tom take it.
Italian: Nessuno ha visto Tom prenderla.

English: I don't want to go to school tomorrow.
French: Je ne veux pas aller à l'école demain.

English: I'm going straight home.
Polish: Idę prosto do domu.

English: There are 2,000 students in the school.
Portuguese: Há 2.000 estudantes na escola.

English: I'm wet.
Estonian: Olen märg.

English: If you did that, it would ruin our friendship.
Finnish: Jos tekisit sillälailla, niin se pilaisi ystävyytemme.

English: I think you'd better rest for a while.
Portuguese: Eu acho que é melhor você descansar um pouco.

English: Tom is still underage.
Japanese: トムはまだ未成年だ。

English: I'm very busy these days.
Japanese: このところ、とても忙しくてね。

English: He let the dog loose in the garden.
Italian: Lui ha liberato il cane nel giardino.

English: One should not make comments.
Macedonian: Не треба да се коментира.

English: A button has come off my shirt.
French: Un bouton s'est détaché de ma chemise.

English: Let's try something.
Finnish: Kokeillaanpa jotakin.

English: Math is her favorite subject in school.
Ukrainian: Математика — її улюблений предмет у школі.

English: There's no one home.
Belarusian: Дома нікога няма.

English: We have to wait for him.
German: Wir müssen auf ihn warten.

English: Do you know Mr. Jackson?
Berber: Tessned Mass Jackson?

English: Tell Tom I'm in the office.
Hungarian: Mondd meg Tamásnak, hogy az irodában vagyok!

English: The books are ours.
Russian: Книги наши.