English: That's the reason he became angry.
Bulgarian: Това е причината, поради която той се ядоса.

English: What does this mark mean?
Czech: Co znamená tenhle znak?

English: We must provide for our old age.
Japanese: 私たちは老後に備えなければならない。

English: I'm at home.
Arabic: أنا في البيت.

English: Someone knocked on the door.
Low German: Een hett an de Döör kloppt.

English: Why won't you eat with us?
Dutch: Waarom eet u niet met ons mee?

English: You probably misunderstood.
Italian: Probabilmente ha capito male.

English: I don't want it at all.
Hungarian: Akarja a fene!

English: You'll have to ask someone else.
Japanese: 誰か他の人に聞かなければいけないということだよ。

English: Not everyone agrees with you.
Kabyle: Ur kent-wufqen ara akk.

English: You can call me any time.
Berber: Tzemrem ad iyi-d-teɣrem deg yal akud.

English: Tom is paying attention.
Portuguese: Tom está prestando atenção.

English: You'd better go home at once.
German: Du tätest gut daran, sofort heimzugehen.

English: I need to discuss something with you.
Spanish: Necesito discutir algo con ustedes.

English: I saw him.
Dutch: Ik zag hem.

English: This symbol stands for strength and integrity.
Japanese: このシンボルは強さと高潔さを表す。

English: The stolen car was found in the parking lot.
Italian: La macchina rubata è stata trovata nel parcheggio.

English: Can I eat everything?
German: Kann ich alles essen?

English: It's time for me to go to bed.
Cantonese: 我夠鐘瞓覺喇。

English: There wasn't any furniture in that room.
French: Il n'y avait pas de mobilier dans cette pièce.

English: I was peeling vegetables.
Russian: Я чистил овощи.

English: I didn't go to school because I was sick.
Mandarin Chinese: 由于我生病了，我便没去上学。

English: If they make a deal, we're saved.
Russian: Если они придут к соглашению, мы спасены.

English: We thought you could do that.
Russian: Мы думали, ты можешь это сделать.

English: I've changed my job.
French: J'ai changé de travail.

English: I'm sorry to trouble you.
Hungarian: Sajnálom, hogy gondot okozok neked.

English: This building is huge.
German: Dieses Gebäude ist riesig.

English: They spent a lot of money on their son.
Berber: Llan ttṣerrifen aṭas n yidrimen ɣef mmi-tsen.

English: I didn't know the answer.
Italian: Non sapevo la risposta.

English: I have a ton of stuff to do.
Japanese: やることはいくらでもある。

English: I'd like a hat like that.
Turkish: Onun gibi bir şapka istiyorum.

English: I disagree completely.
Hebrew: אני כופר בכך לחלוטין.

English: I made supper.
Russian: Я приготовил ужин.

English: Tom doesn't know the difference between an adjective and an adverb.
Czech: Tom nepozná rozdíl mezi přídavným jménem a příslovcem.

English: I have two sons and two daughters.
French: J'ai deux fils et deux filles.

English: What should we do with Tom?
Italian: Cosa dovremmo fare con Tom?

English: Tom isn't answering his phone.
Ukrainian: Том не відповідає на дзвінки.

English: Do you think this is easy for me?
Russian: Думаешь, для меня это легко?

English: Tom broke his leg skiing.
German: Tom brach sich beim Skifahren das Bein.

English: Don't forget your water bottle.
Italian: Non scordi la sua bottiglia d'acqua.

English: You don't know what I know.
Ukrainian: Ви не знаєте того, що знаю я.

English: I assume you know who Tom is.
Dutch: Ik neem aan dat je weet wie Tom is.

English: We have a special connection.
Mandarin Chinese: 我們有特殊聯繫。

English: You can't change Tom.
Berber: Ur tezmiremt ara ad tesneflemt Tom.

English: I wasn't honest with Tom.
Russian: Я не был честен с Томом.

English: Tom will do that for sure.
Turkish: Tom onu kesinlikle yapacak.

English: Your house is three times as large as mine.
Italian: La tua casa è tre volte più grande della mia.

English: He talks as if he were rich.
German: Er redet, als wäre er reich.

English: After they argued, they didn't speak to each other for a week.
Portuguese: Depois que eles discutiram, eles não se falaram durante uma semana.

English: It's a very delicate subject.
Russian: Это очень деликатная тема.

English: I ran across an old friend of mine at party the other day.
Polish: Parę dni temu spotkałem na przyjęciu starego przyjaciela.

English: He devoted himself to the study of literature.
Russian: Он посвятил себя изучению литературы.

English: Please let me finish.
Portuguese: Por favor, me deixe terminar.

English: I have lost my watch.
Japanese: 私は時計をなくしてしまった。

English: I did that a couple of times.
Russian: Я это пару раз делал.

English: He broke up the concrete block with a hammer.
Italian: Ha distrutto il blocco di cemento con un martello.

English: He scolded her.
Spanish: La increpó.

English: I hope that you have a good time in Australia.
Ukrainian: Сподіваюся, ти добре проведеш час у Австралії.

English: I don't know this lady.
Turkish: Bu hanımı tanımıyorum.

English: I hate advertisements.
Swedish: Jag hatar annonser.

English: I think Tom told us the truth.
French: Je pense que Tom nous a dit la vérité.

English: Where will you go?
Russian: Куда Вы пойдёте?

English: Put that one back.
Russian: Поставьте то на место.

English: Please translate this into French.
Bulgarian: Моля, преведете това на френски.

English: Mary is Tom's cousin.
Portuguese: Mary é prima de Tom.

English: I forgot to put sugar in your tea.
Polish: Zapomniałem dać cukru do twojej herbaty.

English: The birds are singing.
Icelandic: Fuglarnir syngja.

English: Suddenly, I blacked out.
Polish: Nagle straciłem przytomność.

English: I've been to Boston only once.
Hebrew: הייתי בבוסטון רק פעם אחת.

English: Yesterday I spent the whole day working.
German: Ich habe gestern den ganzen Tag gearbeitet.

English: Tom didn't even offer Mary a cup of coffee.
French: Tom n'a même pas offert un café à Mary.

English: The dogs started barking.
Portuguese: Os cachorros começaram a latir.

English: Try to open the door.
Berber: Armet ad treẓmem tawwurt.

English: I have a tattoo on my left shoulder.
Spanish: Tengo un tatuaje en mi hombro izquierdo.

English: You're always hungry.
Ukrainian: Ти завжди хочеш їсти.

English: If Tom would learn to be a little more positive about things, people would probably like him a bit more.
Russian: Если бы Том научился относиться ко всему более позитивно, скорее всего, он нравился бы людям намного больше.

English: My brother is ambidextrous.
Russian: Мой брат одинаково свободно владеет обеими руками.

English: My ex-husband no longer lives in this city.
Thai: สามีเก่าของฉันไม่อาศัยอยู่ในเมืองนี้อีกต่อไป

English: Is there anything else to eat?
Dutch: Is er nog iets anders om te eten?

English: You don't even like swimming.
Italian: Non le piace neanche nuotare.

English: My doctor has advised me to stop taking this medicine.
French: Mon médecin m'a conseillé d'arrêter de prendre ce médicament.

English: Tom threw Mary's letter in the trash.
Finnish: Tom heitti Marin kirjeen roskiin.

English: What did you just say?
French: Qu'as-tu dit à l'instant ?

English: He is working in AIDS research.
Turkish: O, AIDS araştırmasında çalışıyor.

English: Ask him when the next plane leaves.
Spanish: Pregúntele cuándo sale el próximo avión.

English: It was getting dark.
Polish: Robiło się ciemno.

English: Give me three pieces of salmon.
Portuguese: Dê-me três pedaços de salmão.

English: Why did you come here this morning?
Italian: Perché sei venuto qui stamattina?

English: Since you have nothing to do with this matter, you don't have to worry.
Spanish: Ya que no tienes nada que ver con este asunto, no tienes de qué preocuparte.

English: I have a few friends who can speak French.
Turkish: Fransızca konuşabilen birkaç arkadaşım var.

English: This is not a coincidence.
German: Das ist keine zufällige Fügung.

English: Are you going away this summer?
Italian: Lei va via quest'estate?

English: Don't forget to vote.
Italian: Non dimenticarti di votare.

English: Tom obviously needs someone to help him.
Latvian: Tomam noteikti vajag kādu, kas viņam palīdzētu.