English: Stand up and introduce yourself, please.
Dutch: Sta op en stel uzelf voor, alstublieft.

English: This is the window which was broken by the boy.
French: Voici la fenêtre que le jeune garçon a brisée.

English: How is Tom going to find out?
Russian: Как Том узнает?

English: I don't need him anymore.
Finnish: En tarvitse häntä enää.

English: What's your favorite hair style?
Russian: Какая у тебя любимая причёска?

English: Why doesn't Tom pay any attention to me?
Ukrainian: Чому Том не звертає на мене уваги?

English: He is ashamed of his failure.
Japanese: 彼は失敗を恥じている。

English: How long have you known?
Russian: Давно ты знаешь?

English: Tom wasn't afraid to get his clothes dirty.
German: Tom hatte keine Angst, sich die Sachen schmutzig zu machen.

English: I know your father.
Spanish: Conozco a vuestro padre.

English: The doorbell rang.
Polish: Zadzwonił dzwonek do drzwi.

English: I have no way to tell.
Russian: Никак не могу сказать.

English: Where's your proof?
Macedonian: Каде ти се доказите?

English: May I suggest something?
Russian: Могу я кое-что предложить?

English: Let me out!
Kabyle: Ǧǧem-iyi ad ffɣeɣ!

English: Tom offered me his help.
Russian: Том предложил мне свою помощь.

English: I met Tom this October.
German: Ich habe Tom diesen Oktober kennengelernt.

English: I'm needed here.
French: On a besoin de moi ici.

English: I'm thinking of closing my savings account.
Spanish: Estoy pensando en cerrar mi cuenta de ahorros.

English: She went outside to get a breath of fresh air.
Portuguese: Ela foi para fora para respirar ar puro.

English: Why were they chosen?
Hebrew: למה הם נבחרו?

English: We'll discuss the problem with them.
German: Wir werden das Problem mit ihnen diskutieren.

English: There could be no doubt as to who the man was.
Japanese: その人が誰であるかということに関しては疑いの余地がなかった。

English: The soldier gave water to me.
Portuguese: O soldado me deu água.

English: I don't think anybody would want to read this book more than once.
Turkish: Kimsenin bu kitabı bir kereden fazla okumak isteyeceğini sanmıyorum.

English: Bring a couple more chairs.
Cantonese: 攞多兩三張凳嚟吖。

English: She wants to kill me.
Italian: Lei vuole uccidermi.

English: It won't happen to me.
Italian: Non mi capiterà.

English: You can't do that anymore.
Finnish: Ette te enää voi tehdä tuota.

English: I can't go back there alone.
Dutch: Ik kan daar niet alleen naar teruggaan.

English: When can we see each other again?
French: Quand pourrons-nous nous revoir ?

English: You still haven't done that.
Ukrainian: Ви все ще не зробили це.

English: Everyone knows the law.
Bokmål: Alle kjenner loven.

English: I'm not so sure that was a good idea.
Russian: Не совсем уверен, что это была хорошая идея.

English: They attained their aim.
Italian: Raggiunsero il loro obiettivo.

English: Mary likes watching TV.
Swedish: Mary gillar att titta på tv.

English: Tom could have paid for Mary's ticket if he'd known she didn't have enough money.
German: Tom hätte Maria eine Fahrkarte bezahlen können, wenn er gewusst hätte, dass ihr Geld nicht reichte.

English: He was almost drowned.
Italian: Lui era quasi annegato.

English: Whose are they?
Swedish: Vems är de?

English: Tom always comes here at the same time every day.
Serbian: Том увек долази овде у исто време сваког дана.

English: Tom sat down near the window, put on his glasses and began to read the book that Mary had given him.
German: Tom nahm am Fenster Platz, setzte seine Brille auf und begann in dem Buch zu lesen, das Maria ihm gegeben hatte.

English: He found a broken camera.
Spanish: Ha encontrado una cámara de fotos rota.

English: The strong wind indicates that a storm is coming.
Mandarin Chinese: 強風暗示著即將到來的暴雨。

English: He came at three in the afternoon.
Mandarin Chinese: 他在下午三點鐘的時候來了。

English: Don't you know what this is?
Portuguese: Vocês não sabem o que é isto?

English: Tom stared up at the night sky.
Berber: Tom yeẓra ajenna n deg yiḍ.

English: Somebody saw you.
Dutch: Iemand heeft je gezien.

English: They are both good students.
Ukrainian: Вони обидва хороші студенти.

English: Buying a new TV won't make you happy.
Russian: Покупка нового телевизора не сделает тебя счастливым.

English: Don't you feel the house shaking?
Turkish: Evin sallanışını hissetmiyor musun?

English: Do you like Tom?
Danish: Kan du lide Tom?

English: I'm tired of TV.
Italian: Sono stanca della TV.

English: Sorry for not contacting you sooner.
Dutch: Het spijt me dat ik je niet eerder gecontacteerd heb.

English: There used to be a hotel around here.
Dutch: Vroeger was hier ergens een hotel.

English: That smells good.
Hebrew: זה מריח טוב.

English: Do you know Tom's mother?
Russian: Вы знаете маму Тома?

English: Tom says he's dated three different women named Mary.
Ukrainian: Том каже, що зустрічався з трьома різними жінками на ім'я Мері.

English: I'm too tired to deal with this problem right now.
Italian: Sono troppo stanco per occuparmi di questo problema adesso.

English: What're you going to do?
Hungarian: Mit fogsz tenni?

English: How was your exam?
Berber: Amek ay d-yella ukayad-nwen?

English: We're not children.
Russian: Мы не дети.

English: He is not as fat as he was.
Berber: Ur zur am zik.

English: What does he say?
Hungarian: Ő mit mond?

English: Don't you have a bicycle?
Hungarian: Nincs neked bicód?

English: Get under my umbrella.
Italian: Vieni sotto il mio ombrello.

English: Tom put his arms around Mary.
Italian: Tom ha messo le braccia attorno a Mary.

English: There's a small problem.
Dutch: Er is een klein probleempje.

English: Daddy, may I go out and play?
Finnish: Isi, voinko mennä ulos leikkimään?

English: My father is healthy.
Arabic: والدي في صحة جيدة.

English: You're a good journalist.
Italian: Sei una brava giornalista.

English: I'd like to speak with Tom alone.
Finnish: Haluaisin puhua Tomille kahdestaan.

English: He looked back over his shoulder.
Hungarian: Visszanézett a válla felett.

English: How much did you pay for the dress?
Cantonese: 條裙你買咗幾多錢呀？

English: I'll stay for a week.
Russian: Я останусь на неделю.

English: Tom brought this.
Hungarian: Tomi hozta ezt.

English: I don't know what to do right now.
German: Ich weiß jetzt gerade nicht, was ich tun soll.

English: He began to cry loudly.
Italian: Lui cominciò a urlare forte.

English: The dictator came to power fifteen years ago.
French: Le dictateur est arrivé au pouvoir il y a quinze ans.

English: The trouble is that I am short of money.
Bulgarian: Проблемът е, че нямам много пари.

English: There were no radios in Japan in those days.
Italian: Non c'erano radio in Giappone in quei giorni.

English: The train didn't stop at my station.
Italian: Il treno non si è fermato alla mia stazione.

English: Tom bought a red car.
Russian: Том купил красную машину.

English: When did you do this?
French: Quand avez-vous fait ceci ?

English: Tom wondered what he could do.
Mandarin Chinese: 湯姆不知道他能做什麼。

English: Where do you think the path leads?
German: Wohin glaubst du, dass der Pfad führt?

English: It began to snow.
German: Es fing an zu schneien.

English: I'll be in Boston until Monday.
Italian: Sarò a Boston fino a lunedì.

English: Why do you think so?
Portuguese: Por que você pensa assim?

English: Have you told your parents about us?
Russian: Ты рассказала своим родителям о нас?

English: Tom was unfaithful.
Macedonian: Том беше неверен.

English: This is my family.
Russian: Это моя семья.

English: Tom told me to be quiet.
Turkish: Tom sessiz olmamı söyledi.

English: Her teacher praised her.
Russian: Её преподаватель похвалил её.

English: Tom sent Mary a selfie.
Russian: Том послал Мэри селфи.

English: What are you wearing?
Spanish: ¿Qué llevas puesto?

English: How many times a year do you go to the dentist?
French: Combien de fois par an allez-vous chez le dentiste ?

English: You should go to the hospital.
Serbian: Treba da ideš u bolnicu.

English: I think everybody's happy.
Italian: Penso che tutti siano felici.