English: What was her name?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se llamaba?

English: Why do you want to leave?
Russian: Почему вы хотите уйти?

English: A tiny object moved in the dark.
Portuguese: Um pequeno objeto se movia na escuridão.

English: Tom isn't famous.
Russian: Том не знаменит.

English: How did you learn to dance?
Portuguese: Como vocês aprenderam a dançar?

English: I'm really tired. Today, I walked way too much.
Russian: Я действительно устал. Сегодня я прошёл пешком слишком большой путь.

English: The garden was covered with fallen leaves.
German: Der Garten war mit abgefallenem Laub bedeckt.

English: I wanted Tom to be successful.
Russian: Я хотел, чтобы Том был успешным.

English: I should've changed the oil.
Italian: Io avrei dovuto cambiare l'olio.

English: My grandmother has white hair.
Russian: У моей бабушки белые волосы.

English: I don't know. Let me check.
Russian: Не знаю. Давайте посмотрим.

English: You'll need a flashlight.
Czech: Budeš potřebovat baterku.

English: I hate stuff like this.
Kabyle: Ɣucceɣ tiɣawsiwin am tigi.

English: Eat your food.
Assamese: তোমাৰ খাদ্য খোৱাঁ।

English: I felt a drop of rain on my head.
Japanese: 頭に雨がポツリと当たった気がした。

English: Tom trusts him.
Russian: Том ему доверяет.

English: This river flows into the Pacific Ocean.
Japanese: この川は太平洋に流れ込みます。

English: Tom wouldn't like it in Australia.
German: Tom gefiele es in Australien nicht.

English: He committed suicide by jumping off a bridge.
Portuguese: Ele se suicidou pulando de uma ponte.

English: This table is clean.
Belarusian: Гэты стол чысты.

English: I'm not going to Tom's concert.
Berber: Ur ttedduɣ ara ɣer ubaraz n Tom.

English: You aren't supposed to swim here.
French: Vous n'êtes pas censée nager ici.

English: What exactly are you planning to say?
Finnish: Mitä tarkalleen aiot sanoa?

English: Start the car.
Hebrew: הניעו את המכונית.

English: Come closer and you'll be able to see better.
Hebrew: התקרב ותוכל לראות טוב יותר.

English: Come again tomorrow.
French: Reviens demain.

English: Tom lives here all by himself.
German: Tom wohnt hier ganz alleine.

English: My wife is mad.
Lithuanian: Mano žmona išprotėjo.

English: I need a drink.
Ukrainian: Мені треба випити.

English: Farmers work hard in the winter, too.
Portuguese: Os fazendeiros trabalham duro no inverno, também.

English: My favorite season is spring.
French: Ma saison préférée est le printemps.

English: The girl is small for her age.
Dutch: Het meisje is klein voor haar leeftijd.

English: I'm not busy right now.
German: Ich habe im Moment nichts zu tun.

English: I want you to stay away from me.
Berber: Ɣseɣ ad tbeɛdem fell-i.

English: I expect her back by six o'clock.
Dutch: Ik verwacht haar tegen zes uur terug.

English: What would you advise?
Russian: Что бы вы посоветовали?

English: They are hungry.
Portuguese: Eles estão com fome.

English: I have a friend waiting for me in the lobby.
Russian: Меня ждёт друг в вестибюле.

English: I love reading science fiction.
Turkish: Bilimkurgu okumayı seviyorum.

English: Why don't you just ask Tom?
German: Warum fragst du nicht einfach Tom?

English: What a lovely thought!
Italian: Che bel pensiero!

English: I just can't thank you enough.
Russian: Просто не знаю, как тебя благодарить.

English: Can you tell us where you're going?
Macedonian: Би можел ли да ни кажеш каде одиш?

English: Don't throw anything on the floor.
Ukrainian: Не кидай нічого на підлогу.

English: Tom suggested to Mary that she apologize to John.
Spanish: Tom sugirió a Mary que se disculpara ante John.

English: Make sure you're not being followed.
Russian: Убедись, что за тобой нет хвоста.

English: Tom had a ladle in his right hand.
Portuguese: Tom tinha uma concha na mão direita.

English: Both Tom and John say they've kissed Mary.
Polish: Tom i John obaj twierdzą, że całowali się z Mary.

English: Mary can't make ends meet on her pension. That's why she works half-days as a cleaning lady in a restaurant.
Russian: Мэри не может свести концы с концами на свою пенсию. Вот почему она подрабатывает уборщицей в ресторане.

English: She is not a good person.
Polish: Ona nie jest dobrym człowiekiem.

English: Is Tom going to go with us tomorrow?
Russian: Том пойдёт с нами завтра?

English: It's not a big room, but it's beautiful.
Kabyle: Maci d taxxamt tameqqrant, umaεna tecbaḥ.

English: You like elephants.
Ukrainian: Ти любиш слонів.

English: Tom seems prepared.
Turkish: Tom hazır görünüyor.

English: He went to Brazil and stayed there.
Portuguese: Ele foi para o Brasil e ali permaneceu.

English: Which language is spoken in the United States of America?
Spanish: ¿Qué lengua se habla en los Estados Unidos de América?

English: She goes jogging every morning before breakfast.
French: Elle va courir chaque matin avant le petit-déjeuner.

English: Frankly speaking, his new novel is not very interesting.
German: Offen gesagt, ist sein neuer Roman nicht sehr interessant.

English: The plane took off at around 2:30.
Ukrainian: Літак злетів десь о 2:30.

English: Tom is in his third year.
Hungarian: Ez Tom harmadik éve.

English: How did Tom do that?
Spanish: ¿Cómo hizo eso Tom?

English: Keep in touch, please.
German: Bitte bleib in Verbindung.

English: He found the door locked.
French: Il trouva la porte verrouillée.

English: I'd like to check out. Do you have my bill?
Dutch: Ik wil graag uitchecken. Heeft u mijn rekening?

English: Tom wants to talk to all of us.
German: Tom möchte zu uns allen sprechen.

English: Playing the guitar is fun.
German: Gitarre spielen macht Spaß.

English: You can't wear that.
French: Vous ne pouvez pas porter ça.

English: The village was dead after sunset.
Ukrainian: Після заходу сонця село вимерло.

English: I mean that in a good way.
Hebrew: אני מתכוונת לכך באופן חיובי.

English: I was at the theater.
Ukrainian: Я була у театрі.

English: Don't compare yourself to me.
Italian: Non ti paragonare a me.

English: Tom is going blind.
Marathi: टॉम आंधळा होत चालला आहे.

English: We're eating apples.
Czech: Jíme jablka.

English: I'm a Christian.
Portuguese: Sou cristã.

English: How was your exam?
Berber: Amek ay iɛedda ukayad-nwent?

English: I have to go.
Hungarian: Mennem kell.

English: My mom helps me a lot.
Portuguese: Minha mãe me ajuda muito.

English: Are you on Facebook?
German: Sind Sie bei Facebook?

English: You should have taken a chance then.
Spanish: Deberías de haberte arriesgado, pues.

English: I don't need money.
Finnish: En tarvitse rahaa.

English: Oh, no! My passport is gone!
Russian: О нет! Мой паспорт пропал!

English: I won't ever mention this again.
Serbian: Nikad više neću pomenuti ovo.

English: She suggested that I give it to him right away.
German: Sie schlug vor, dass ich es ihm gleich geben sollte.

English: I don't enjoy fighting.
Italian: A me non piace combattere.

English: Did you see a doctor?
Polish: Czy widziałeś się z lekarzem?

English: Don't eat too much candy.
Japanese: 飴を食べ過ぎないように。

English: The train arrived on time.
Ukrainian: Потяг прибув вчасно.

English: This clock is much more expensive than that one.
Dutch: Dit horloge is veel duurder dan dat.

English: They have a large house.
Italian: Hanno una casa grande.

English: Tom didn't realize he was in any danger.
Finnish: Tom ei tajunnut olevansa vaarassa.

English: Has the weather changed?
Italian: Il tempo è cambiato?

English: Are you really going to do that?
French: Allez-vous vraiment faire cela ?

English: We don't want to go to Boston.
Portuguese: Não queremos ir para Boston.

English: I was given a nice watch by my uncle.
French: Mon oncle m'a donné une jolie montre.

English: He was seized with fear.
German: Er wurde von Furcht ergriffen.

English: He came to Japan seven years ago.
Greek: Ήρθε στην Ιαπωνία πριν από εφτά χρόνια.

English: Everyone is waiting for you.
Turkish: Herkes seni bekliyor.

English: Tom is biting his nails.
Czech: Tom si okusuje nehty.