English: A burglar broke into the bank last night.
Russian: Вчера вечером грабитель ворвался в банк.

English: That's important to me.
French: C'est important pour moi.

English: She left me standing there for two hours.
Spanish: Ella me dejó parado ahí por dos horas.

English: I must show Tom something.
Russian: Я должен кое-что показать Тому.

English: My brother is very tall.
Portuguese: Meu irmão é muito alto.

English: I won't be able to pick Tom up at the airport.
Russian: Я не смогу встретить Тома в аэропорту.

English: Tom should've known.
Italian: Tom avrebbe dovuto saperlo.

English: We need to go.
Italian: Dobbiamo andare.

English: Is there anybody who can drive a car?
Berber: Yella win ay yessnen ad yenheṛ takeṛṛust?

English: You're too young to worry about cellulite.
Italian: Siete troppo giovani per preoccuparvi della cellulite.

English: I want kids.
Polish: Chcę dzieci.

English: Stop asking stupid questions.
Japanese: くらだない質問するのはやめろよ。

English: Tom seems to be working hard.
Serbian: Изгледа да се Том труди.

English: I decided to come to Japan last year.
Polish: W zeszłym roku postanowiłem przyjechać do Japonii.

English: Tom is angry with me.
Polish: Tom jest na mnie zły.

English: We're aware of the challenges.
Russian: Мы осознаем возможные трудности.

English: Tom speaks French to his children.
Slovak: Tom hovorí so svojimi deťmi francúzsky.

English: Try again.
Turkmen: Tazeden synanys

English: They are happy.
Finnish: He ovat onnellisia.

English: Tom bought me a cup of coffee.
Ukrainian: Том купив мені чашку кави.

English: They're eating high on the hog.
Serbian: Они живе на високој нози.

English: We shouldn't have given up.
Turkish: Pes etmemeliydik.

English: Why do we fear death?
Dutch: Waarom hebben we angst voor de dood?

English: This is the pen which the famous novelist wrote with.
Spanish: Éste es el bolígrafo con el que escribía el famoso novelista.

English: Mary stretched the clothesline between the trees.
Finnish: Mary viritti pyykkinarun puiden väliin.

English: The brake stopped working.
Berber: Yeḥbes umawaɣ.

English: I'll follow Tom's advice.
Turkish: Tom'un tavsiyesine uyacağım.

English: We love our dad.
German: Wir lieben unseren Papa.

English: I try to always be prepared.
Ukrainian: Я намагаюся бути завжди готовим.

English: My friend asked me if I was feeling all right.
German: Mein Freund fragte mich, ob mit mir alles in Ordnung sei.

English: Did anybody see what happened?
French: Quiconque a-t-il vu ce qui a eu lieu ?

English: I was a little bit nervous.
French: J'étais quelque peu nerveux.

English: Are you a moron?
Ukrainian: Ти дурень?

English: Did that answer your question?
German: Ist eure Frage damit beantwortet?

English: Try not to be so tense.
Russian: Постарайтесь не быть такими напряжёнными.

English: I'm busy, too.
French: Je suis également affairé.

English: I've always thought you were a Canadian.
Spanish: Siempre he pensado que eras canadiense.

English: The bells started to ring.
Russian: Зазвонили колокола.

English: What's bugging you?
German: Was ist dir für eine Laus über die Leber gelaufen?

English: She is beautiful.
Hungarian: Szép.

English: You scared me.
Italian: Lei mi ha spaventata.

English: I'm supposed to be in Australia.
Kabyle: Limmer d lebɣi deg Lusṭrali ara iliɣ.

English: I owe you a lunch.
Ukrainian: Я винен тобі обід.

English: I baked some cookies.
German: Ich habe Kekse gebacken.

English: Find Tom and bring him home.
Russian: Найди Тома и приведи его домой.

English: I wasn't told the reason.
Russian: Причины мне не сказали.

English: He pressed the button and waited.
Portuguese: Ele apertou o botão e esperou.

English: Everything was fine until Tom started drinking.
Arabic: كل شيء كان على ما يرام حتى بدأ توم الشرب.

English: Women like men with mustaches.
Turkish: Kadınlar bıyıklı erkeklerden hoşlanır.

English: Don't move.
Portuguese: Não vos movais.

English: What's the pay like?
Macedonian: Колкава е платата?

English: The matter has been clarified.
Greek: Η υπόθεση ξεκαθαρίστηκε.

English: Tom doesn't drink alcoholic drinks at all.
Korean: 톰은 알코올이라면 전혀 입에 대지 않아.

English: Are they open on Sunday?
French: Sont-ils ouverts le dimanche ?

English: She told me that his mother was a doctor.
Russian: Она сказала мне, что его мать - врач.

English: Tom said it was cool.
Hungarian: Tomi azt mondta, szuper volt.

English: I don't like him coming to my house so often.
Ukrainian: Мені не подобається, що він так часто приходить до мене.

English: Why is everyone staring at you?
Turkish: Neden herkes sana bakıyor?

English: I found the building.
Italian: Ho trovato l'edificio.

English: Tom suggested that we leave right away before it started to rain.
Russian: Том предложил нам уехать прямо сейчас, пока не начался дождь.

English: Tom is thinking of going to Boston next spring.
Berber: Tom yettxemmim ad yeddu ɣer Boston tafsut ay d-yetteddun.

English: You've got to go back.
Ukrainian: Ти повинен повернутися.

English: She doesn't always come late.
Italian: Lei non viene sempre in ritardo.

English: It helps.
Kabyle: Yettɛawan.

English: What's going on with Tom?
German: Was ist los mit Tom?

English: Can't you come to Boston with Tom?
Turkish: Boston'a Tom'la birlikte gelemez misin?

English: You can't establish a company without people.
Marathi: लोकांशिवाय कंपनी स्थापन करता येत नाही.

English: Tom sings in a church choir.
Russian: Том поёт в церковном хоре.

English: She's always trying to help other people.
Hebrew: היא מנסה תמיד לעזור לאנשים אחרים.

English: You may choose any book you like.
Japanese: どれでも好きな本を選んでもいいよ。

English: The situation became chaotic.
French: La situation devint chaotique.

English: We had a blast.
German: Wir hatten einen Mordsspaß.

English: Do you like blue cheese?
Berber: Tḥemmlem takemmart taẓerwalt?

English: Stay for a while.
Russian: Останься ненадолго.

English: I know that you know.
German: Ich weiß, dass du das weißt.

English: I'll phone Tom tonight.
Italian: Io telefonerò a Tom stasera.

English: It's very satisfying.
German: Es macht mich sehr zufrieden.

English: Let's go out and get something to eat.
Polish: Wyjdźmy z domu i rozejrzyjmy się za czymś do jedzenia.

English: Which side are you on?
German: Auf wessen Seite stehst du?

English: I helped write that report.
Hebrew: עזרתי בכתיבת הדו"ח הזה.

English: My English teacher advised me to read these books.
Spanish: Mi profesor de inglés me recomendó leer estos libros.

English: Their friendship moved us deeply.
Macedonian: Нивното пријателство длабоко не трогна.

English: Tom is getting careless.
Italian: Tom sta diventando distratto.

English: Tom wants to be a simultaneous interpreter.
Russian: Том хочет быть переводчиком-синхронистом.

English: Tom doesn't like broccoli.
Ukrainian: Тому не подобається броколі.

English: I need a hotel for tonight.
Italian: Mi serve un hotel per stanotte.

English: We're going to pay for this.
Hebrew: אנו נשלם על זה.

English: Are you going to do something about it?
Spanish: ¿Vas a hacer algo al respecto?

English: I never loved you.
Dutch: Ik heb nooit van je gehouden.

English: Would you slice me a piece of ham, please?
Dutch: Wil je een plakje ham voor me snijden?

English: Tom didn't know.
Russian: Том не знал.

English: Who should go first?
Macedonian: Кој да оди прв?

English: Can you at least pretend you're enjoying yourself?
French: Pouvez-vous au moins faire semblant de vous amuser ?

English: Tom wasn't with us the last time we came to Boston.
Turkish: En son Boston'a geldiğimizde Tom bizimle birlikte değildi.

English: Tom was at home yesterday.
Russian: Том вчера был дома.

English: Can I ask you a question?
Japanese: あなたに質問してもいい？

English: Do you drink beer?
Berber: Tettessed tabyirt?

English: I thought you said that it was nothing.
Berber: Maci tennid-d maci akk d aɣbel?

English: This is hers.
German: Das ist ihre.

English: I can't get up.
Russian: Я не могу подняться.