English: Think big.
Kabyle: Xemmmet ɣef tmeqqṛanin!

English: I was injured while I was skiing.
French: Je fus blessé en skiant.

English: Are you accusing me of stealing?
Italian: Mi sta accusando di aver rubato?

English: Why does no one believe me?
Russian: Почему мне никто не верит?

English: Do you know what you need?
Russian: Вы знаете, что вам нужно?

English: I really like your paintings.
Italian: Mi piacciono veramente i tuoi dipinti.

English: My, aren't you clever?
Hebrew: אלי, איזה חכם אתה?

English: I have to return this book today.
Russian: Мне надо вернуть эту книгу сегодня.

English: I'm making popcorn.
Russian: Я делаю попкорн.

English: They'll stop at nothing to achieve their political goals.
French: Ils n'auront de cesse d'atteindre leurs objectifs politiques.

English: The baby is hungry.
Slovak: Bábätko je hladné.

English: Pour me a drink.
Finnish: Kaada minulle juoma.

English: I saw Tom's car.
Russian: Я видел машину Тома.

English: Please keep me informed.
Hebrew: אנא דאג לעדכן אותי.

English: She is his friend.
Portuguese: Ela é sua amiga.

English: I always tell the truth.
Russian: Я всегда говорю правду.

English: A donkey kicked Tom.
French: Un âne a donné un coup de pied à Tom.

English: Go to bed early.
German: Geh früh ins Bett.

English: The wind is blowing like crazy.
Polish: Wicher łeb urywa.

English: He has a maid.
Russian: У него есть горничная.

English: Do you know whose car this is?
Turkish: Bunun kimin arabası olduğunu biliyor musun?

English: The number of casualties is still unknown.
Italian: Il numero delle vittime è ancora sconosciuto.

English: Take off your socks.
Berber: Kksemt iqaciren-nwent.

English: The police caught the thief.
Italian: La polizia catturò il ladro.

English: Tom broke down and cried.
Russian: Том не выдержал и расплакался.

English: This is far from over.
Russian: С этим ещё далеко не покончено.

English: Tom wrote stories.
Ukrainian: Том писав оповідання.

English: I was thinking about joining the army.
Italian: Stavo pensando di arruolarmi nell'esercito.

English: You must keep your room tidy.
German: Du musst in deinem Zimmer Ordnung halten.

English: Do you have bread for lunch?
German: Hast du Brot zum Frühstück?

English: May I kiss you?
Portuguese: Eu poderia te beijar?

English: Do you really hate Tom that much?
Russian: Ты действительно так ненавидишь Тома?

English: Why did they hire you?
French: Pourquoi vous ont-elles recrutés ?

English: Where did you learn that?
Ukrainian: Де ви цьому навчилися?

English: Tom and Mary were about to sit down for dinner when John knocked on the door.
Russian: Том и Мэри собирались приступить к ужину, когда Джон постучал в дверь.

English: What does he want to do?
Berber: D acu ay yebɣa ad t-yeg?

English: I'm not Mary's boyfriend. I'm just a friend.
Italian: Non sono il ragazzo di Mary. Sono soltanto un amico.

English: I want them to be your friends.
Italian: Voglio che loro siano tue amiche.

English: When I was in school, I really hated writing essays.
Japanese: 俺学校時代作文本当苦手だった。

English: Do you want to go somewhere?
Japanese: どっか行きたいとこある？

English: Let me sleep just a little bit longer.
Hungarian: Hadd aludjak még egy kicsit!

English: Tom and Mary have the same last name, but they aren't related.
Italian: Tom e Mary hanno lo stesso cognome, però non sono imparentati.

English: The Japan Sea separates Japan from the Asian Continent.
Spanish: El mar de Japón separa a Japón del continente asiático.

English: That was just an accident.
Ukrainian: Це був лише нещасний випадок.

English: I gave you what you asked for.
Russian: Я дал тебе то, что ты просил.

English: Let's do a quick recap.
Czech: Tak si to stručně shrneme.

English: Is there a problem with my work?
Berber: Yella kra n wugur yellan deg umahil-inu?

English: You're not actually going to sing, are you?
Hebrew: אתה לא הולך לשיר, נכון?

English: I can't be part of this.
Hungarian: Nem lehetek a részese.

English: Tom and I were careful.
Hungarian: Tom és én óvatosak voltunk.

English: It's important that you share your pain.
Italian: È importante che lei condivida il suo dolore.

English: Sorry to interrupt you.
Hungarian: Elnézést a zavarásért!

English: Our teachers are highly qualified.
Turkish: Öğretmenlerimiz hayli niteliklidirler.

English: Tom is on a very tight schedule.
Russian: У Тома очень плотный график.

English: They painted the fence green.
Hungarian: Zöldre festették a kerítést.

English: I wrote that book.
Russian: Я написал ту книгу.

English: Let me know as soon as he comes back.
Russian: Сообщи мне, как только он вернётся.

English: Tom takes after his father in a lot of ways.
Russian: Том во многом похож на отца.

English: They don't use chairs or tables.
Portuguese: Eles não usam cadeiras ou mesas.

English: It was an accident.
Portuguese: Foi um acidente.

English: Do you like to watch TV with your friends?
Dutch: Kijk je graag televisie met je vrienden?

English: I wanted to know what happened.
French: Je voulais savoir ce qui s'était passé.

English: The dog ran around and around the tree.
Hungarian: A kutya a fa körül szaladgált.

English: The wind died away.
French: Le vent s'est calmé.

English: No minors allowed.
Swedish: Inga minderåriga tillåtna.

English: My parents pay my college tuition.
Turkish: Üniversite paramı ailem ödüyor.

English: Her skin is as white as snow.
Hebrew: העור שלה לבן כמו שלג.

English: Tom needs to study more if he hopes to pass this class.
German: Tom muss eifriger lernen, wenn er durch diesen Kurs kommen will.

English: Mary isn't pretty, but Alice is.
German: Maria ist nicht hübsch, Elke hingegen schon.

English: He is a lazy student.
German: Er ist ein fauler Student.

English: You can't force me to do this.
Russian: Вы не можете заставить меня это сделать.

English: We're lost.
Italian: Ci siamo persi.

English: We were worried about Tom.
Portuguese: Estávamos preocupadas com o Tom.

English: I know that Tom is a piano teacher.
Turkish: Tom'un piyano öğretmeni olduğunu biliyorum.

English: I'm glad to hear of your success.
Portuguese: Alegra-me saber do sucesso do senhor.

English: I feel a little tired.
Italian: Mi sento un po' stanca.

English: You are responsible for the death of the child.
Italian: Lei è responsabile della morte del bambino.

English: He let go of the rope.
Czech: Pustil provaz.

English: Mary is very pretty.
Russian: Мэри очень симпатичная.

English: I used to be able to sing that song.
Portuguese: Eu conseguia cantar essa música.

English: She did it for the good of the community.
French: Elle le fit pour le bien de la communauté.

English: Did you know Tom was lonely?
Korean: 톰이 외롭다는 걸 알고 계시나요?

English: I often read books.
Macedonian: Често читам книги.

English: I'm exhausted after that long trip.
Russian: Эта долгая поездка меня измучила.

English: Tom plays soccer.
German: Tom spielt Fußball.

English: They voted.
Kabyle: Fernen.

English: Come at once.
Italian: Venga immediatamente.

English: Do you know what it is?
Russian: Вы знаете, что это?

English: Why did you do this to me?
French: Pourquoi m'avez-vous fait ça ?

English: You're sure taking your time.
German: Sie lassen sich aber ganz schön Zeit.

English: I thought it might be of some use.
Czech: Myslel jsem, že by se to k něčemu mohlo hodit.

English: That one is really good.
French: Celle-ci est vraiment bonne.

English: I'm proud of you.
Czech: Jsem na tebe hrdý.

English: Tom has returned from Boston.
Berber: Iqqel-d Tom seg Boston.

English: Let me give you a little tip.
French: Laissez-moi vous donner une petite astuce.

English: Let's talk before fighting.
Portuguese: Vamos conversar antes de lutar.

English: Tom was tasered.
German: Tom wurde mit einem Taser beschossen.

English: Tom wanted Mary to know that he didn't hate her.
Spanish: Tom quería que Mary supiera que él no la odiaba.

English: Give me your weapons.
Italian: Datemi le vostre armi.