English: Why can't you come?
Finnish: Mikset voi tulla?

English: They had weapons.
Finnish: Heillä oli aseet.

English: Tom is psyched about it.
Ukrainian: Том схвильований через це.

English: I thought it was an earthquake.
Danish: Jeg troede, det var et jordskælv.

English: You already know the answer.
Russian: Ответ тебе уже известен.

English: You don't need to tell me what to do. I already know.
Ukrainian: Тобі не потрібно говорити мені, що робити. Я вже знаю.

English: How's your new job?
Ukrainian: Як ваша нова робота?

English: I know a lot of good restaurants.
Russian: Я знаю много хороших ресторанов.

English: Speak French.
Russian: Говорите по-французски.

English: I poured myself another cup of coffee.
Italian: Mi sono versata un'altra tazza di caffè.

English: You should play football.
German: Du solltest Fußball spielen.

English: I'll visit Tom in Boston.
Italian: Visiterò Tom a Boston.

English: Keep them.
Italian: Tienili.

English: The break is over.
Japanese: 休みは終わった。

English: The problem remains unsolved.
Spanish: Ese problema está irresuelto.

English: What? I can't believe it!
Russian: Что? Поверить не могу!

English: Can you drive a five speed?
Berber: Tessned ad tesɛeddid tazzalin s ufus?

English: Tom wants to talk about the project.
Polish: Tom chce porozmawiać o projekcie.

English: A number of interesting items are on display at the museum.
German: Etliche interessante Objekte werden im Museum ausgestellt.

English: They tried to walk past Tom.
Russian: Они попытались пройти мимо Тома.

English: Why would that be such a bad idea?
Dutch: Waarom zou dat zo'n slecht idee zijn?

English: We love it here.
Dutch: We hebben het hier erg naar onze zin.

English: I can't stand him.
Italian: Io non posso sopportarlo.

English: Who defended Tom?
Japanese: 誰がトムを擁護した？

English: I still have to finish my homework.
Russian: Мне надо ещё доделать уроки.

English: He parties too much.
French: Il fait trop la nouba.

English: Tom didn't go.
Italian: Tom non andò.

English: Have a good time.
Finnish: Pidä kivaa!

English: What didn't I tell you?
Russian: Что я тебе не сказал?

English: I've been seeking an answer to your question.
German: Ich habe nach einer Antwort auf deine Frage gesucht.

English: He got up at five as usual.
Portuguese: Ele se levantou às cinco, como sempre.

English: Many of my friends can speak French.
German: Viele meiner Freunde können Französisch.

English: I'll eat the apple.
Malay: Saya akan makan epal itu.

English: Please keep it secret.
Japanese: ご内密にお願いします。

English: I don't think that we should go outside today.
Italian: Non credo che dovremmo uscire oggi.

English: We finally made it home at about 2:30 in the morning.
Hungarian: Végül hajnali fél 3 körül értünk haza.

English: I'm making too many mistakes.
Dutch: Ik maak te veel fouten.

English: I can jump.
Dutch: Ik kan springen.

English: I had fun last night.
Marathi: काल रात्री मला मजा आली.

English: We could end up with nothing.
Macedonian: Би можеле да завршиме без ништо.

English: Wait outside.
Hungarian: Kint várjon!

English: You're rational.
Hebrew: אתם הגיוניים.

English: He had a change of heart.
Italian: Ha cambiato idea.

English: Tom and Mary said that they probably will do that.
Turkish: Tom ve Mary onu muhtemelen yapacaklarını söylediler.

English: I don't know why Tom doesn't want me to go.
Spanish: No sé por qué Tom no quiere que yo vaya.

English: I'll call you this afternoon.
Marathi: मी तुम्हाला आज दुपारी बोलवेन.

English: Tom may realize later what I meant.
Italian: Tom potrebbe realizzare più tardi cosa intendevo.

English: Even though Tom is my neighbor, I don't know him very well.
Turkish: Komşum olmasına rağmen Tom'u çok iyi tanımıyorum.

English: Tom is still angry with you, isn't he?
Berber: Tom mazal-it yerfa fell-awen, neɣ uhu?

English: Come run with me.
Russian: Приходи со мной бегать.

English: Tom found what he wanted.
Ukrainian: Том знайшов, що хотів.

English: I showed my room to him.
French: Je lui ai montré ma chambre.

English: This is very, very important.
Turkish: Bu çok, çok önemlidir.

English: I wonder what it feels like.
Finnish: Miltäköhän se tuntuu?

English: I laughed.
Hungarian: Nevettem.

English: Tom ate the chocolate chip cookies that Mary made for him.
German: Tom aß die Kekse mit Schokosplittern, die Maria für ihn gebacken hatte.

English: When did you start working here?
Slovak: Kedy ste tu začali pracovať?

English: Don't waste your time trying to help Tom.
German: Verschwendet eure Zeit nicht damit, Tom helfen zu wollen.

English: Why are you asking me for money?
Italian: Perché mi sta chiedendo dei soldi?

English: Tom's friends are richer than mine.
Ukrainian: Друзі Тома багатші за моїх.

English: Which is easier for you to play, the piano or the organ?
German: Fällt es dir leichter, Klavier oder Orgel zu spielen?

English: They didn't know what happened.
Turkish: Ne olduğunu bilmiyorlardı.

English: They let me do whatever I wanted.
Czech: Nechali mě dělat si, co jsem chtěl.

English: He got an important position in the company.
French: Il a obtenu un poste important dans l'entreprise.

English: I like to play the piano.
Dutch: Ik vind het leuk om piano te spelen.

English: Is that peanut butter?
Macedonian: Дали е тоа путер од кикирики?

English: Call Tom and Mary this evening.
Italian: Chiamate Tom e Mary stasera.

English: Everyone is in their place.
Russian: Все на своих местах.

English: I don't think Tom will say yes.
Portuguese: Não acho que o Tom vá dizer sim.

English: I will have lived here for ten years next month.
Ukrainian: В наступному місяці буде вже десять років, як я тут живу.

English: I want to buy a present for Tom.
Spanish: Quiero comprarle un regalo a Tom.

English: It's my duty to help you.
French: C'est mon devoir de t'aider.

English: This pole is sharp at the end.
Portuguese: Esse mastro tem um ponta afiada.

English: I always feel sleepy.
German: Ich fühle mich immerzu schläfrig.

English: This is something that I found last night.
Russian: Это я вчера вечером нашёл.

English: The winter months are December, January and February.
German: Die Wintermonate sind der Dezember, der Januar und der Februar.

English: Tom seems nice.
Polish: Tom wydaje się miły.

English: Give me something to write on.
Russian: Дай мне что-нибудь, на чём можно писать.

English: Don't let anyone enter or approach this room.
French: Ne laissez personne s'approcher ou entrer dans cette pièce.

English: You're sweet.
Hebrew: אתם מתוקים.

English: Tom must be shown how to do what needs to be done.
Polish: Tomowi trzeba pokazać jak zrobić to, co należy.

English: "Have to" is more common than "must."
Turkish: "Have to" "must"tan daha yaygındır.

English: Turn right after the traffic lights.
French: Tournez à droite après le feu !

English: Is this today's newspaper?
Portuguese: O jornal de hoje é esse?

English: Who helped Tom?
German: Wer half Tom?

English: Tom, I'm in the basement.
Portuguese: Tom, estou no porão.

English: The girl dressed in white is his fiancée.
Portuguese: A menina vestida de branco é a noiva dele.

English: That's exactly what Tom thinks.
French: C'est exactement ce que Tom pense.

English: I started playing soccer when I was thirteen years old.
Dutch: Ik begon met voetballen toen ik dertien was.

English: I don't know what to say to Tom.
German: Ich weiß nicht, was ich Tom sagen soll.

English: It's all I have.
Kabyle: Ala aya i yellan.

English: Thirty isn't that old.
Dutch: Dertig is niet zo oud.

English: I let you win.
Hungarian: Téged hagytalak nyerni.

English: Is there a bank around here?
Hungarian: Van itt egy bank?

English: Show us the way.
French: Montrez-nous le chemin.

English: The police will never catch us.
Russian: Полиция никогда нас не поймает.

English: Tom didn't marry Mary.
Italian: Tom non ha sposato Mary.

English: Why are you using this old computer?
Italian: Perché state utilizzando questo vecchio computer?