English: Today I'm having lunch with my brother.
Portuguese: Hoje eu almoço com o meu irmão.

English: Why are you so upset?
Russian: Почему ты так расстроен?

English: It's treatable.
Hungarian: Ez kezelhető.

English: He trimmed his beard for the wedding.
Berber: Yewzen tamart-nnes i tmeɣra-nni.

English: I really appreciate your coming.
Ukrainian: Я дуже ціную, що ви прийшли.

English: Tom feels better now.
Turkish: Tom şimdi kendini daha iyi hissediyor.

English: She goes to the movies once a week.
Thai: เธอไปดูหนังสัปดาห์ละครั้ง

English: I won't tell anyone about this.
Ukrainian: Я нікому про це не скажу.

English: Tom was disgusted.
Russian: Том был возмущен.

English: Do I usually seem happy?
Italian: Di solito sembro felice?

English: He has a good appetite.
Russian: У него хороший аппетит.

English: Who painted this?
Hebrew: מי צבע את זה?

English: Tom should study French.
Ukrainian: Тому слід зайнятися французькою.

English: I'm sure you're very busy.
Portuguese: Eu tenho certeza de que você está muito ocupado.

English: Tom met Mary when he was on vacation.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'yle tatildeyken tanıştı.

English: I talked to Tom on the phone.
Marathi: मी टॉमशी फोनवर बोललो.

English: You still don't know my name, do you?
Marathi: तुला अजूनही माझं नाव माहीत नाही, काय?

English: That's the best thing that could happen to me.
French: C'est la meilleure chose qui puisse m'arriver.

English: Have you ever forgotten your phone number?
Italian: Voi avete mai dimenticato il vostro numero di telefono?

English: I haven't found a doctor yet.
Spanish: Todavía no he encontrado un médico.

English: I'm not the one who took these pictures.
Russian: Это не я снимал.

English: We're making money.
Berber: A necna nettsawa ddṛahem.

English: When do you close?
Russian: Когда закрываетесь?

English: This doctor is a man of culture.
Portuguese: Este médico é um homem com muita cultura.

English: I didn't know what to say.
Nepali: मलाई के भन्ने थाहा थिएन।

English: I won't be able to help you.
German: Ich werde dir nicht helfen können.

English: I've been selling flowers for years.
German: Ich verkaufe schon seit Jahren Blumen.

English: It's a piece of cake.
Spanish: Es pan comido.

English: I'm the one who turned on the lights.
Czech: To já jsem rozsvítil.

English: Aren't you the one who saved me?
Mandarin Chinese: 你不是救了我的那箇人嗎？

English: My parents pay my college tuition.
French: Mes parents paient mes frais de scolarité.

English: Is this what you expected?
Czech: Tohle jsi čekal?

English: What color is your car?
Italian: Di che colore è la vostra macchina?

English: One advantage of being old is that you no longer desire all the things that you couldn't afford to buy when you were young.
French: L'un des avantages d'être vieux, c'est que vous ne désirez plus tout ce que vous ne pouviez pas vous permettre d'acheter quand vous étiez jeune.

English: I just want to get to know you better.
Russian: Я лишь хочу узнать тебя получше.

English: I was going out, when the telephone rang.
Italian: Stavo uscendo quando il telefono suonò.

English: Write your name on this piece of paper.
Russian: Напишите своё имя на этом листке бумаги.

English: You aren't my mother.
Macedonian: Не си ми мајка.

English: Are you almost finished with that?
Hebrew: כמעט גמרת עם זה?

English: There's a possibility that Tom won't go to Australia with us.
Ukrainian: Є ймовірність, що Том не поїде з нами до Австралії.

English: She expected him to leave town.
Berber: Tɣil ad yeffeɣ seg temdint.

English: I want to help you to study French.
Italian: Voglio aiutarvi a studiare francese.

English: Tom is suspended.
Berber: Tom yettwassagel.

English: How did that end?
Italian: Com'è finito?

English: You haven't told me what we're doing.
Hebrew: לא אמרת לי מה אנחנו עושים.

English: I'd like another glass of water, please.
Italian: Vorrei un altro bicchiere d'acqua, per favore.

English: They're nervous.
Italian: Sono nervosi.

English: Don't tell me you're tired.
Italian: Non dirmi che sei stanca.

English: Tom likes snow.
French: Tom aime la neige.

English: Why are you undressing?
German: Warum ziehst du dich aus?

English: Do you think I could do that?
Russian: Думаете, я смог бы это сделать?

English: I'm not going home.
Italian: Io non sto andando a casa.

English: My father lives in the country.
Arabic: والدي يعيش في الريف.

English: It's second-hand.
Italian: È di seconda mano.

English: I assume that you're not here to volunteer.
Hebrew: אני מניח שאתה לא כאן כדי להתנדב.

English: Your mother would be proud.
Italian: Sua madre sarebbe orgogliosa.

English: I don't even know anybody there.
Turkish: Orada kimseyi tanımıyorum bile.

English: I wanted to be with you.
French: Je voulais être avec toi.

English: You think I'm mad, don't you?
Russian: Ты считаешь меня ненормальным, да?

English: Tom might not come.
German: Tom kommt vielleicht nicht.

English: When did you last sharpen this knife?
German: Wann hast du dieses Messer das letzte Mal scharf gemacht?

English: Make sure you save the receipt.
German: Bitte bewahren Sie auf jeden Fall die Quittung auf.

English: The competition is terrific.
Turkish: Rekabet müthiştir.

English: Would you wipe the table for me?
German: Würdest du den Tisch für mich abwischen?

English: I want you to do it at once.
Russian: Я хочу, чтобы ты сделал это немедленно.

English: Can you remember this game?
Swedish: Minns ni det här spelet?

English: Do you want some breakfast?
German: Möchtest du Frühstück?

English: I think I know what's going on here.
Russian: Кажется, я знаю, что здесь происходит.

English: They seem surprised.
Italian: Loro sembrano sorprese.

English: Did you do something new with your hair?
French: As-tu fait quelque chose de nouveau à tes cheveux ?

English: Life is full of mysteries.
Spanish: La vida tiene muchos secretos.

English: Tom wants to do that here.
Serbian: Том хоће да то уради овде.

English: You'd better stay.
Italian: Farebbe meglio a rimanere.

English: The children ran toward the classroom.
Japanese: 教室に向かって子供たちは走っていった。

English: You're not cooperating.
Hungarian: Nem működsz együtt.

English: Tom is a very good gardener.
Turkish: Tom çok iyi bir bahçıvandır.

English: Only one person survived the accident.
Portuguese: Houve apenas um sobrevivente no acidente.

English: He is afraid of death.
Icelandic: Hann er hræddur við dauðann.

English: It's beyond my comprehension.
Russian: Это за гранью моего понимания.

English: Tom is writing a new book.
Italian: Tom sta scrivendo un nuovo libro.

English: How many apples did you eat today?
Russian: Сколько яблок ты сегодня съел?

English: Something is wrong with my watch.
Russian: У меня что-то с часами.

English: He has nothing to do.
German: Er hat nichts zu tun.

English: I think you know everyone here.
Italian: Penso che conosciate tutti qui.

English: Tom might come.
Turkish: Tom gelebilir.

English: Tom is only in it for the money.
Hungarian: Tom csak a pénzért csinálja.

English: I'm the one who cooked dinner.
Russian: Это я ужин приготовил.

English: Tom bought Mary a box of cookies.
Hungarian: Tom vett Marynek egy doboz sütit.

English: Do you know where my glasses are?
Portuguese: Você sabe onde estão os meus óculos?

English: Somebody has ransacked my room.
Kabyle: Tella kra n yiwet i inudan taxxamt-iw.

English: Who's driving?
Hebrew: מי נוהג?

English: My mother often makes pasta salad.
Finnish: Äitini tekee usein pastasalaattia.

English: I think I finally understand now.
Portuguese: Acho que agora eu finalmente entendi.

English: Today's breakfast was dried mackerel and miso soup.
Azerbaijani: Bugünkü səhər yeməyi qurudulmuş skumbriya və miso supu idi.

English: Did you know Mary was Tom's sister?
Russian: Вы знали, что Мэри - сестра Тома?

English: Twenty-five hundred British soldiers guarded the border.
Berber: Sin n yigiman ed semmuset n timaḍ n yiserdasen ibriṭaniyen ay yellan ttɛassan talast-nni.