English: Send it back.
Dutch: Stuur het terug.

English: I have a black and a white dog.
Japanese: 黒い犬と白い犬を飼ってるよ。

English: Get out!
Berber: Ffeɣ!

English: Both pronunciations are correct.
Italian: Entrambe le pronunce sono giuste.

English: It's a short walk.
Finnish: Se on lähellä kävellen.

English: I need to do something.
Polish: Muszę coś zrobić.

English: How could Tom know that was going to happen?
Ukrainian: Звідки Том міг знати, що це станеться?

English: Tom doesn't want to go, either.
Russian: Том тоже не хочет идти.

English: They appointed a judge.
Turkish: Bir yargıç atadılar.

English: Most Hollywood movies have happy endings.
Kabyle: Tuget n yisura n Hollywood sεan taggara yezhan.

English: I just want to be a normal person.
German: Ich will einfach eine normale Person sein.

English: Here's a problem for you.
Italian: Ecco un problema per voi.

English: I'm not much of a dancer.
Turkish: Pek iyi dans edemem.

English: You must follow the rules.
Portuguese: Você precisa seguir as regras.

English: Would you mind my using this dictionary?
Italian: Ti dispiace se uso questo dizionario?

English: We got to Washington in time for the cherry blossoms.
Portuguese: Chegamos a Washingon a tempo para as flores de cerejeira.

English: Tom wouldn't be interested in this job.
Bulgarian: Том тази работа няма да го заинтересува.

English: Leave it there.
Russian: Оставьте её там.

English: Almost every time I see Tom, he's wearing headphones.
German: Fast jedes Mal, dass ich Tom sehe, hat er einen Kopfhörer auf.

English: Her skirt is yellow with polka dots.
German: Ihr Rock ist gelb mit Tupfen.

English: The man died a few hours ago.
French: L'homme est décédé il y a quelques heures.

English: Are you sure you and Tom have enough food?
Russian: Ты уверен, что у вас с Томом достаточно еды?

English: I'm almost never wrong.
Russian: Я почти никогда не бываю не права.

English: Give me back my pen.
Turkish: Kalemimi geri ver.

English: I don't have a box.
Portuguese: Eu não tenho uma caixa.

English: I don't know what Tom did to the TV, but it's working now.
Russian: Я не знаю, что Том сделал с телевизором, но теперь он работает.

English: Do you have anything for a headache?
Russian: У вас ничего нет от головной боли?

English: Stop acting like a spoiled child.
Portuguese: Pare de agir feito uma criança mimada.

English: Have you seen my report?
Ukrainian: Ти бачила мій звіт?

English: Tom isn't seeking asylum.
Hebrew: תום לא מבקש מקלט.

English: Tom is unrelated.
Hebrew: תום לא שייך.

English: Were you busy?
Spanish: ¿Estabas ocupado?

English: I told you you'd like it.
Dutch: Ik zei toch dat je het leuk zou vinden.

English: Are you using the default settings?
Bokmål: Bruker du standardinnstillingene?

English: She doesn't like soccer.

English: I've been working here 13 months.
Hungarian: Tizenhárom hónapja dolgozom itt.

English: I'll give you a day to think about it.
Turkish: Düşünmen için sana bir gün mühlet vereceğim.

English: Is that the plan?
Portuguese: É esse o plano?

English: We're not going to sell it.
Kabyle: Ur t-neznuzuy ara.

English: I finally understand what you were trying to tell me.
French: J'ai finalement compris ce que tu essayais de me dire.

English: I like picnics.
Italian: Mi piacciono i picnic.

English: This size doesn't fit me.
Bulgarian: Този размер не ми става.

English: He has changed.
Kabyle: Ibeddel.

English: The heater is broken.
Japanese: 暖房が壊れています。

English: He was sitting with his arms folded.
Russian: Он сидел со сложенными на груди руками.

English: Everybody spoke at the same time.
French: Tout le monde parlait en même temps.

English: The pain was terrible.
Ukrainian: Біль був жахливий.

English: Tom's cat disappeared a few days.
German: Toms Katze war einige Tage verschwunden.

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

English: These aren't my glasses.
Berber: Maci inu tesmaqqalin-a.

English: Where did you go on Monday?
Berber: Sanda ay teddid ass n uynas?

English: She plays golf every weekend.
Spanish: Ella juega al golf todos los fines de semana.

English: What will your wife think?
Russian: Что подумает Ваша жена?

English: I'm sure I'll be fine.
Italian: Sono sicura che starò bene.

English: I'll know tomorrow.
Russian: Я буду знать завтра.

English: It's mine.
Bokmål: Det er mitt.

English: How much did you pay?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto has pagado?

English: Don't talk to me like that.
German: Sprich nicht so mit mir!

English: Let me tell you about the case.
Polish: Powiem Ci o sprawie.

English: He wants everything his own way.
Turkish: O her şeyi kendine göre istiyor.

English: Tom loves the new house.
German: Tom liebt das neue Haus.

English: Why haven't you cleaned your room?
Marathi: तुम्ही तुमची खोली साफ का नाही केली आहे?

English: Where can I exchange yen for dollars?
Russian: Где можно поменять иены на доллары?

English: Next time you come, don't forget to give it back to me.
French: La prochaine fois que tu viens, n'oublie pas de me le rendre.

English: I want to get up early tomorrow.
Kabyle: Bɣiɣ ad d-kkreɣ zik azekka.

English: Are you sure you locked the door?
Spanish: ¿Seguro que cerraste la puerta con llave?

English: What did you buy it for?
Ukrainian: Навіщо ти його купила?

English: Tom was in my French class.
Turkish: Tom Fransızca dersinde benim sınıfımdaydı.

English: There are a lot of women here.
Japanese: ここは、女性が多いんです。

English: Tom is sitting on the couch.
Russian: Том сидит на диване.

English: You've got my vote.
Macedonian: Јас ќе гласам за тебе.

English: Where does Tom want you to go?
Russian: Куда Том хочет, чтобы вы поехали?

English: Tom looks embarrassed.
French: Tom semble gêné.

English: The bus leaves every ten minutes.
Portuguese: O ônibus sai de dez em dez minutos.

English: I think you should sit down.
German: Ich denke, du setzt dich besser.

English: Tom tried to get the window open.
Italian: Tom cercò di aprire la finestra.

English: The road was very rough.
Japanese: 道がすごくガタガタだったんだよ。

English: What part is wrong?
French: Quelle partie est fausse ?

English: Nobody cares what you think.
Russian: Никому нет дела, что ты там думаешь.

English: I loosened my shoelaces.
Spanish: Me solté los cordones de los zapatos.

English: Take me to Tom.
Russian: Отведи меня к Тому.

English: She is not afraid of anything.
Kabyle: Ur tugad walu.

English: The castle is impressive.
Portuguese: O castelo é impressionante.

English: I only have one so far.
Russian: У меня пока что только один.

English: I think it's time for me to buy a new camera.
Dutch: Ik denk dat het tijd is voor me om een nieuwe camera te kopen.

English: He is quite a gentleman.
Portuguese: É um cavalheiro.

English: "When does he study?" "He studies before dinner."
Russian: «Когда он занимается?» — «Он занимается перед ужином».

English: She came home very late.
Ukrainian: Вона прийшла додому дуже пізно.

English: He married a very young girl.
Russian: Он женился на совсем юной девушке.

English: Something happened.
French: Il est arrivé quelque chose.

English: My friend said she bought a new watch.
Dutch: Mijn vriendin zei dat ze een nieuw horloge had gekocht.

English: You look upset.
Spanish: Pareces molesto.

English: Tom snapped his fingers.
Spanish: Tom chasqueó sus dedos.

English: Put the pizza in the oven.
Portuguese: Coloque a pizza no forno.

English: I'm only pulling your leg.
Hungarian: Csak ugratlak.

English: Last night I had a weird dream.
Russian: Прошлой ночью мне приснился странный сон.

English: How long have you been living in Australia?
Turkish: Avustralya'da ne kadar süredir yaşıyorsunuz?

English: How did you make it?
Dutch: Hoe heeft u het gemaakt?

English: Tom is a bus driver.
Finnish: Tomi on bussikuski.

English: I prefer coffee without sugar.
Italian: Preferisco il caffè senza zucchero.

English: Did you know that Tom couldn't speak French?
Hebrew: האם ידעת שתום לא מדבר צרפתית?

English: Tom started typing.
Macedonian: Том почна да куца.