English: You can drive a car, can't you?
Hebrew: אתה יכול לנהוג מכונית, לא כן?

English: Do you know French?
Russian: Вы знаете французский?

English: That's how it should be.
Hebrew: כך זה צריך להיות.

English: I don't have a pencil.
Italian: Non ho una matita.

English: I'm sorry I didn't reply to you sooner.
Hebrew: אני מצטער שלא עניתי לך קודם.

English: Have you finished your homework already?
Finnish: Oletko jo saanut läksyt valmiiksi?

English: It isn't that important.
Russian: Это не так важно.

English: Neither of those books is interesting.
Hungarian: Ama könyvek közül egy sem érdekes.

English: Where can I find liquid oxygen?
Italian: Dove posso trovare dell'ossigeno liquido?

English: Words express thoughts.
Finnish: Sanat ilmaisevat ajatuksia.

English: I'll send you a bill.
Macedonian: Ќе ти пратам сметка.

English: That was smart of you.
French: C'était malin de ta part.

English: Do you have a subway map?
Russian: У вас есть карта метро?

English: My grandmother had an operation in Germany.
Japanese: 私の祖母はドイツで手術を受けた。

English: I love watching you work.
Berber: Riɣ ad k-waliɣ tettmahaled.

English: I think maybe Tom was scared.
Hebrew: אני חושבת שאולי תום פחד.

English: There's no elevator.
Polish: Nie ma windy.

English: Tom doesn't trust you.
Berber: Tom ur yetteg ara deg-m laman.

English: Please come home sometimes.
Turkish: Bazen eve gel lütfen.

English: The wind is blowing from the west.
Hebrew: נושבת רוח מערבית.

English: Tom must be furious with Mary.
Russian: Том, должно быть, в ярости из-за Мэри.

English: Tom has already told Mary not to do that.
Russian: Том уже говорил Мэри не делать этого.

English: It looks like a duck.
Macedonian: Личи на патка.

English: This building is new.
Japanese: この建物は新しんだ。

English: She found him handsome.
Portuguese: Ela o achou bonito.

English: Have a good look at this picture.
German: Schaut euch dieses Bild gut an!

English: Tom never told me he wanted to go to Boston with us.
Russian: Том никогда не говорил мне, что хочет съездить с нами в Бостон.

English: I like to wear clogs.
Japanese: 木靴を履くのが好きだ。

English: She's impatient.
Italian: È impaziente.

English: Tom is so annoying.
Portuguese: Tom é tão chato.

English: I'm still thinking about the riddle.
Italian: Sto ancora pensando all'indovinello.

English: I want to hear everything.
Turkish: Her şeyi duymak istiyorum.

English: I was hoping Tom wouldn't want to do that.
Portuguese: Eu estava esperando que o Tom não fosse querer fazer isso.

English: I'll be here.
Greek: Θα είμαι εδώ.

English: I don't want that happening.
Ukrainian: Я не хочу, щоб це трапилося.

English: I didn't take it personally.
Macedonian: Не го сфатив лично.

English: Tom couldn't be nicer.
Turkish: Tom kibar olamaz.

English: Is there anyone who can pronounce this word?
Hungarian: Ki tudja valaki mondani ezt a szót?

English: That's a step in the right direction.
Czech: To je krok správným směrem.

English: The frame of the building is now complete.
Turkish: Binanın iskeleti artık tamamlandı.

English: You're resilient.
French: Vous êtes endurantes.

English: I'm very happy Tom and Mary are safe.
Ukrainian: Я дуже задоволений, що Том та Мері у безпеці.

English: Let me give you a bit of advice.
Berber: Bɣiɣ ad k-neṣḥeɣ ma ulac aɣilif.

English: Tom spends all his free time studying French.
Portuguese: Tom passa o seu tempo todo livre estudando Francês.

English: This ticket is valid for three days.
Turkish: Bu bilet üç gün boyunca geçerlidir.

English: I want to have a cup of coffee.
Ukrainian: Я би хотів чашечку кави.

English: I don't have that problem.
Italian: Non ho quel problema.

English: When the letter arrived, I opened it.
Portuguese: Quando a carta chegou, eu a abri.

English: Can't you speak English?
Ukrainian: Хіба ви не говорите англійською?

English: I still need a ride to work.
Berber: Mazal sriɣ ad iyi-yessiweḍ yiwen ɣer umahil.

English: I'd like to see her.
Japanese: 私は彼女に会いたい。

English: Why do you want to become a nurse?
Hungarian: Miért akarsz ápoló lenni?

English: He's in my class.

English: The vast majority of children love ice cream.
Hebrew: רוב רובם של הזאטוטים אוהב גלידה.

English: You may sit wherever you like.
Spanish: Puedes sentarte donde quieras.

English: Mary got her phone out of her purse.
Polish: Mary wyjęła swój telefon z torebki.

English: Leave my room immediately.
German: Raus aus meinem Zimmer! Sofort!

English: You need to learn to mind your own business.
Italian: Devi imparare a farti gli affari tuoi.

English: I don't see any difference.
Dutch: Ik zie geen verschil.

English: The door is open.
Czech: Dveře jsou otevřené.

English: Why don't you come to my house in the near future?
Dutch: Waarom kom je niet naar mij thuis in de nabije toekomst?

English: Rome has a lot of ancient buildings.
Russian: В Риме много древних зданий.

English: Is he your teacher?
Russian: Он твой учитель?

English: He advocated the reduction of taxes.
Japanese: 彼は減税を唱えた。

English: The driver wasn't injured.
German: Der Fahrer wurde nicht verletzt.

English: You're just as annoying as you were the last time I met you.
Italian: È proprio fastidioso come l'ultima volta che l'ho incontrato.

English: His father died after his return home.
Italian: Suo padre morì dopo il suo ritorno a casa.

English: Tom went to the library to study.
Spanish: Tom fue a estudiar a la biblioteca.

English: How are things in Boston?
Hebrew: מה נשמע בבוסטון?

English: I still live here.
German: Ich bin hier noch immer zu Hause.

English: Which meat dishes do you propose?
Berber: D acu n yisafaren n uksum ay d-tessumured?

English: Tom brought an umbrella.
Portuguese: Tom trouxe um guarda-chuva.

English: Do whatever you like.
Marathi: हवं तसं कर.

English: How many cars do you have?
Russian: Сколько у тебя машин?

English: You won't believe who came by today.
French: Vous ne croirez pas qui est venu aujourd'hui.

English: I don't know how to tell you this.
Turkish: Sana bunu nasıl söyleyeceğimi bilmiyorum.

English: The earthquake caused many houses to collapse.
Greek: Με το σεισμό γκρεμίστηκαν πολλά σπίτια.

English: The plane is taking off.
Russian: Самолёт взлетает.

English: Whose turn is it to deal the cards?
Dutch: Wiens beurt is het om de kaarten te delen?

English: Don't believe everything you read.
French: Ne crois pas tout ce que tu lis.

English: Have you handed in your homework?
Japanese: もう宿題って、出した？

English: I thought it was very good.
Hebrew: חשבתי שזה היה טוב מאד.

English: I didn't know that you sang professionally.
Russian: Я не знал, что ты профессиональный певец.

English: Why on earth did you do that?
French: Pourquoi, Diable, as-tu fait cela ?

English: Where's my popcorn?
Italian: Dove sono i miei popcorn?

English: I wish I could be in Paris now.
Finnish: Voisinpa nyt olla Pariisissa.

English: There's always someone talking.
Romanian: Întotdeauna e cineva care vorbeşte.

English: Do you have something for me to do?
Berber: Yella kra ay teɣsem ad t-geɣ?

English: Did Tom get up early this morning?
Italian: Tom si è alzato presto questa mattina?

English: I remember them.
French: Je me souviens d'eux.

English: Who was where?
Italian: Chi era dove?

English: I don't intend to go.
Russian: Я не собираюсь ехать.

English: We want more food.
Kabyle: Nebɣa ugar n wučči.

English: I want to wait and see what Tom proposes.
Hebrew: אני רוצה לחכות ולראות מה מציע תום.

English: Tom squinted.
Kabyle: Tom yeqmec allen-is.

English: If you get sleepy, let me know.
Berber: Ma tebdam tettnuddumem, inim-iyi-d.

English: Why are you alone?
Belarusian: Чаму ты самотны?

English: Tom thought Mary wouldn't want to live in Boston.
Russian: Том подумал, что Мэри не захочет жить в Бостоне.

English: You called?
Spanish: ¿Llamaste?

English: Tom doesn't know Mary is in Boston.
Italian: Tom non sa che Mary è a Boston.

English: Tom was unreliable.
Portuguese: Tom não era confiável.

English: I often refer to the dictionary.
Russian: Я часто обращаюсь к словарю.