English: I just don't want to do that anymore.
Turkish: Sadece onu yapmak istemiyorum artık.

English: Red roses are beautiful flowers.
German: Rote Rosen sind schöne Blumen.

English: All of my friends have bicycles.
Marathi: माझ्या सर्व मित्र-मैत्रिणींकडे सायकली आहेत.

English: Do you like horses?
Italian: A lei piacciono i cavalli?

English: I'm going to call the police.
Russian: Я собираюсь вызвать полицию.

English: The dictionary comes in two volumes.
Hebrew: המילון מגיע בשני כרכים.

English: I am not satisfied with your explanation.
Italian: Non sono soddisfatto della tua spiegazione.

English: You're the writer.
Marathi: लेखक तर तुम्ही आहात.

English: The cello is a string instrument.
Portuguese: O violoncelo é um instrumento de cordas.

English: Are you two musicians?
Marathi: तुम्ही दोघी संगीतकार आहात का?

English: Tom said he liked the party.
Ukrainian: Том сказав, що йому сподобалася вечірка.

English: Do you think I don't care?
Ukrainian: Ти думаєш, мені байдуже?

English: Why are you angry with him?
Czech: Proč se na něj zlobíš?

English: He was not at all satisfied.
German: Er war ganz und gar nicht zufrieden.

English: Tom looked embarrassed.
Czech: Tom vypadal rozpačitě.

English: How can I contact Tom?
Ukrainian: Як я можу зв'язатися з Томом?

English: "Whose sheep are these?" "They are mine."
German: „Wessen Schafe sind das?“ — „Das sind meine.“

English: According to the old man I met yesterday, cockroaches can be eaten and don't taste all that bad.
Russian: По словам старика, которого я повстречал вчера, тараканов можно есть, и они не так уж и плохи на вкус.

English: Can you manage to carry the suitcase by yourself?
Dutch: Kun je zelf je koffer dragen?

English: Can I keep this?
Hebrew: אני יכול לשמור על זה?

English: Tom didn't manage to answer all the questions.
Hungarian: Tomnak nem sikerült megválaszolnia minden kérdést.

English: You said you didn't care.
French: Tu as dit que tu ne t'en souciais pas.

English: This is a DVD.
French: Ceci est un DVD.

English: You play the guitar very well.
Ukrainian: Ви дуже добре граєте на гітарі.

English: I wanted you to like me.
Russian: Я хотел нравиться вам.

English: I have a ticket.
Berber: Sɛiɣ tanfult.

English: They were married.
Turkish: Evliydiler.

English: Tom is good at it.
German: Tom ist gut darin.

English: Tom preferred the company of his dogs to people.
Slovak: Tom uprednostňoval spoločnosť svojich psov pred ľuďmi.

English: Tom is a student.
Danish: Tom er student.

English: I have some things for Tom.
Russian: У меня есть кое-что для Тома.

English: Tom forced me to go there.
Russian: Том заставил меня туда пойти.

English: When do you study?
Spanish: ¿En qué momento estudias?

English: That's a very interesting story.
Turkish: Bu çok ilginç bir hikaye.

English: Don't think I'm going to let you do that.
Berber: Ulayɣer ma tessarmem ad awen-ɛemmdeɣ ad tgem ayenni.

English: I live in a city.
Italian: Io abito in una città.

English: I have some English books.
Italian: Io ho alcuni libri inglesi.

English: Tom has quit using Facebook.
Russian: Том прекратил пользоваться Фейсбуком.

English: I wrote a book.
Italian: Scrissi un libro.

English: We have three kids.
Hungarian: Három gyerekünk van.

English: I'm not fighting with you.
Portuguese: Eu não estou brigando com você.

English: I won't ever mention this again.
Ukrainian: Я більше ніколи про це не говоритиму.

English: You'll be missed by your friends.
Dutch: Je vrienden zullen je missen.

English: What a ridiculous comparison!
Polish: Co za idiotyczne porównanie.

English: Are you ready to go?
Belarusian: Ці ты гатовы выходзіць?

English: I never said that to Tom.
Russian: Я никогда этого Тому не говорил.

English: You're not my friend.
Bengali: তুই আমার বন্ধু না।

English: This is difficult.
Slovak: To je ťažké.

English: She gave him a slap in the face.
Portuguese: Deu-lhe um bolo.

English: Why exactly do you do that?
Greek: Γιατί ακριβώς το έκανες αυτό;

English: We're extremely happy with Tom.
Italian: Noi siamo estremamente felici con Tom.

English: Do you live around here?
Finnish: Asutko jossain tässä lähellä?

English: We leave in three hours.
Russian: Мы уезжаем через три часа.

English: Is it hard?
Russian: Это трудно?

English: He is very sensitive to cold.
Japanese: 彼は寒さに大変敏感だ。

English: Did you all not know that that was going to happen?
Russian: Разве вы все не знали, что это произойдёт?

English: Tom and Mary are both here.
Russian: И Том, и Мэри здесь.

English: May I ask you another question?
Italian: Posso porti un'altra domanda?

English: Where is the money?
Hungarian: Hol van a pénz?

English: I want a doctor.
Italian: Io voglio un dottore.

English: Nobody cried.
Russian: Никто не заплакал.

English: This is a very exciting discovery.
Hungarian: Ez egy nagyon izgalmas felfedezés.

English: Tom has to do a lot of things before noon.
Portuguese: Tom tem um monte de coisas a fazer antes do meio-dia.

English: I don't care if you like me or not.
Hebrew: לא אכפת לי אם אתה מחבב אותי או לא.

English: Children love playing with squirt guns in the summer to stay cool.
Arabic: الاطفال يحبون اللعب بمسدسات رش الماء في الصيف ليبقوا منتعشين

English: Do whatever you want about it.
Russian: Делайте с этим что хотите!

English: It's on the table.
Ukrainian: Він на столі.

English: We need you, Tom.
Dutch: We hebben je nodig, Tom.

English: I think we need more ice.
French: Je pense que nous avons besoin de plus de glace.

English: I put on a little weight last year.
Japanese: 去年少し体重が増えました。

English: My car is in bad shape.
Portuguese: Meu carro está em péssimo estado.

English: Let's eat before our dinner gets cold.
Russian: Давай есть, пока ужин не остыл.

English: Adolescents often quarrel with their parents.
Italian: Gli adolescenti si scontrano spesso coi propri genitori.

English: My mother is also a teacher.
Portuguese: Minha mãe também é professora.

English: Tom doesn't use drugs.
German: Tom nimmt keine Drogen.

English: Do you know how to fix this?
Russian: Ты знаешь, как это починить?

English: We have a tight schedule.
French: Nous avons un horaire serré.

English: This will be one of the best memories of my life.
Portuguese: Esta será uma das melhores lembranças da minha vida.

English: I thought that you said that Tom wasn't a member of our club.
Russian: Ты вроде говорил, что Том не состоит в нашем клубе.

English: He has a sense of humor.
Spanish: Él tiene sentido del humor.

English: What's your mother's maiden name?
Finnish: Mikä on sinun äitisi tyttönimi?

English: Don't lean on my desk.
Hebrew: אל תישען על המכתבה שלי.

English: You are your own worst enemy.
Russian: Ты сам свой злейший враг.

English: I don't think that Tom understood.
Russian: Не думаю, что Том понял.

English: One should be enough.
Russian: Одного должно быть достаточно.

English: I had never seen her.
Russian: Я никогда не видел её.

English: I feel like having a drink.
Ukrainian: Я маю настрій чогось хильнути.

English: You may speak.
Russian: Ты можешь говорить.

English: There weren't any survivors.
Danish: Der var ingen overlevende.

English: Why do we fear death?
Dutch: Waarom zijn we bang voor de dood?

English: My room is on the fourth floor.
Ukrainian: Моя кімната на четвертому поверсі.

English: He lost his job.
Greek: Έχασε την δουλειά του.

English: I'd like you to postpone your trip.
French: J'aimerais que tu remettes ton voyage.

English: I've seen it with my own eyes.
French: Je l'ai vu de mes propres yeux.

English: How does Tom plan to do that?
Italian: Tom come ha intenzione di farlo?

English: I suspect that Tom can't speak French.
Ukrainian: Підозрюю, Том не говорить французькою.

English: What time does Tom go to bed?
Russian: Во сколько Том ложится?

English: I think they like us.
German: Ich denke, sie mögen uns.

English: It's time for us to go home.
Japanese: もう家に帰る時間だよ。

English: Tom fell.
Russian: Том упал.

English: What does UN stand for?
Spanish: ¿Qué significa ONU?