English: It is sad that so few people give money to help the hungry.
French: Il est triste que si peu de gens donnent de l'argent pour aider les affamés.

English: When my doctor told me to eat more vegetables, he didn't mean french fries.
Macedonian: Кога лекарот ми препорача да јадам повеќе зеленчук, не мислеше на помфрит.

English: Tom doesn't mind Mary being slightly overweight.
Czech: Tomovi nevadí, že Mary má lehčí nadváhu.

English: We took him for an American.
French: Nous l'avons pris pour un Américain.

English: I wish you the best of luck.
Mandarin Chinese: 祝你好運。

English: If we begin early, we can finish by lunch.
Hungarian: Ha korán kezdünk, ebédre végezhetünk.

English: We've achieved our objectives.
Portuguese: Nós conquistamos nossos objetivos.

English: What exactly do you plan to do?
Russian: Что именно вы планируете сделать?

English: I don't drink coffee every day.
Hungarian: Nem kávézom napi szinten.

English: If you don't hurry, you'll miss the train.
Ukrainian: Якщо ви не поквапитеся, ви не встигнете на потяг.

English: Nice to meet you.
Hebrew: נעים מאד.

English: Go as fast as possible.
Russian: Поезжай как можно быстрее.

English: A girl named Mary said she was looking for you.
Berber: Tict n tahut isem-nnes Mary tella tettḥesswas fell-ak.

English: That can have serious consequences.
French: Cela peut avoir de sérieuses conséquences.

English: This makes me sad.
French: Ceci me rend triste.

English: I'd like to ask one or two questions myself.
French: J'aimerais poser une ou deux questions par moi-même.

English: We'll go on foot.
Slovak: Pôjdeme pešo.

English: I pushed Tom into the water.
German: Ich schubste Tom ins Wasser.

English: Tom and Mary don't seem too happy.
Spanish: Tom y Mary no parecen demasiado felices.

English: I lifted the lid and looked into the box.
German: Ich hob den Deckel und schaute in die Kiste.

English: It was your grandfather's.
Hebrew: זה היה של סבא שלכם.

English: It's a necessary evil.
Russian: Это неизбежное зло.

English: What did he want to know about me?
French: Que voulait-il savoir à mon sujet ?

English: Have you seen my passport?
Russian: Ты видел мой паспорт?

English: I walked until my legs felt tired.
Czech: Kráčel jsem, dokud mě nezačaly bolet nohy.

English: Australia is an example.
Portuguese: A Austrália é um exemplo.

English: Tom walked into the barn.
Berber: Yudef Tom ɣer urenbu-nni.

English: Tom is in favor of gun control.
German: Tom ist für die Waffenkontrolle.

English: Wait for a while.
Kabyle: Rǧumt cwiyya.

English: Haven't we met before?
Berber: Ur nemlal yiwen wass?

English: I try to eat an apple a day.
Kabyle: Kkateɣ amek ara ččeɣ tateffaḥt i wass.

English: You are in my way.
Thai: เธอขวางทางฉันอยู่

English: I entered Tom's room.
Russian: Я вошёл в комнату Тома.

English: Do it again!
Hebrew: תעשה את זה שוב!

English: Although Tom said he was happy, he wasn't.
Spanish: Aunque Tom dijo que era feliz, no lo era.

English: I want you.
Polish: Chcę ciebie.

English: What is his shoe size?
Italian: Qual è il suo numero di scarpe?

English: I don't like wine.
Hungarian: Nem szeretem a bort.

English: It just needs a little love.
Romanian: Are nevoie de puțină iubire.

English: Further problems soon arose.
Turkish: Hemen başka sorunlar da ortaya çıktı.

English: The whale is a mammal.
German: Der Walfisch ist ein Säugetier.

English: Tom thinks that you're doing that wrong.
Russian: Том думает, что вы неправильно это делаете.

English: Overpopulation is a big concern.
Turkish: Aşırı nüfus büyük bir sorundur.

English: The USA dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945.
Russian: США сбросили атомную бомбу на Хиросиму в 1945 году.

English: Is anybody here?
Polish: Czy ktoś tu jest?

English: I find her very pretty.
Turkish: Ben onu çok güzel buluyorum.

English: Each neighborhood is different.
Turkish: Her semt farklıdır.

English: Tom still loves his job.
Italian: Tom ama ancora il suo lavoro.

English: Maybe they're hungry.
Czech: Možná, že mají hlad.

English: We'll catch Tom.
Greek: Θα πιάσουμε τον Τομ.

English: You really need to be there tomorrow at 2:30.
Italian: Dovete davvero essere lì domani alle 2:30.

English: You don't want to pay more than you have to, right?
Turkish: Ödemek zorunda olduğundan daha fazla ödeme yapmak istemiyorsun, değil mi?

English: They are not interested in saving money.
Ukrainian: Вони не зацікавлені у економії грошей.

English: It was very crowded on the bus.
Russian: Автобус был битком.

English: How romantic!
Turkish: Ne kadar romantik!

English: They were sitting around the table.
Turkish: Masanın etrafında oturuyorlardı.

English: I don't think that Tom understands me.
Ukrainian: Не думаю, що Том мене розуміє.

English: He kept on telling lies.
Spanish: Él siguió mintiendo.

English: You're right.
Hungarian: Igazatok van nektek.

English: The flowers smell good.
Hungarian: A virágoknak jó az illatuk.

English: I hope that Tom didn't tell Mary.
Russian: Надеюсь, Том не сказал Мэри.

English: Go away.
French: Décampe !

English: We celebrate Christmas every year.
Ukrainian: Ми кожного року святкуємо Різдво.

English: I don't know anymore.
French: Je ne sais plus.

English: I won't take up much of your time.
Russian: Я не отниму у тебя много времени.

English: Is your father a doctor?
Dutch: Is je vader dokter?

English: It seems I have a slight cold.
Italian: Sembra che io abbia un leggero raffreddore.

English: Am I welcome here?
Serbian: Da li sam dobrodošla ovde?

English: Comfort Tom.
Ukrainian: Заспокой тома.

English: Tom made a great deal of money selling things he'd stolen.
Czech: Tom vydělal balík peněz tím, že prodal věci, které ukradl.

English: You're useless.
Spanish: Eres un inútil.

English: I asked him if he had got my letter.
Kabyle: Ttreɣ-t ma yeṭṭef-d tabṛat-iw.

English: I'll have to go myself.
Russian: Мне придётся самому поехать.

English: The rain changed to snow.
Italian: La pioggia si trasformò in neve.

English: Tom just stood there.
Dutch: Tom stond daar maar.

English: Tom hasn't been over to my house for weeks.
Hungarian: Hetek óta már felém sem dugta az orrát Tomi.

English: Tom can walk on his hands.
Spanish: Tom es capaz de andar con las manos.

English: Would you like to have a cup of tea?
German: Käme Ihnen eine Tasse Tee gelegen?

English: People don't usually swim around here. The water's not too clean.
Finnish: Ihmiset eivät yleensä ui täällä. Vesi ei ole hyvin puhdasta.

English: I thought that you were going to talk about this with Tom.
Russian: Я думал, вы поговорите об этом с Томом.

English: Tom is obviously drunk.
Spanish: Tom obviamente está borracho.

English: That's an interesting piece of information.
Japanese: 面白そうな話だ。

English: She accused me of being a liar.
Icelandic: Hún sakaði mig um að vera lygari.

English: This is a good place to camp.
Turkish: Burası kamp kurmak için iyi bir yerdir.

English: I'd like three of these.
Ukrainian: Дайте три, будьте ласкаві.

English: I've seen Mt. Fuji.
German: Ich habe den Berg Fuji schon einmal gesehen.

English: How do you know where to go?
German: Woher wissen Sie, wo wir hinmüssen?

English: Can you help us or not?
Italian: Può aiutarci o no?

English: I always got up early in my childhood.
Finnish: Lapsena heräsin aina aikaisin.

English: He devoted his life to his study.
Italian: Ha dedicato la sua vita al suo studio.

English: I played the accordion.
Spanish: He tocado el acordeón.

English: I need more time.
Hungarian: Több idő kell nekem.

English: It would be a mistake to ignore Tom's advice.
Hebrew: זאת תהיה טעות להתעלם מעצתו של תום.

English: I'll take Tom there myself.
Marathi: मी स्वतःच टॉमला तिथे घेऊन जाईन.

English: Don't just stand there.
Berber: Ur ttabdad ara kan din.

English: I love to paint with watercolors.
Russian: Я люблю рисовать акварелью.

English: Attack!
Czech: Útok!

English: I knew that you'd have to do that.
Portuguese: Eu sabia que você teria que fazer isso.