English: You must not do that anymore.
German: Du darfst das nicht mehr tun.

English: I have done what I could.
Berber: Giɣ akk ayen umi zemreɣ.

English: How is your grandmother?
Russian: Как поживает твоя бабушка?

English: Did you know Tom plays the trombone?
Russian: Вы знали, что Том играет на тромбоне?

English: Would you like to try some raspberry jam that I made?
Slovak: Chceli by ste vyskúšať malinového džemu, ktorý som robil?

English: What time did you get up this morning?
Russian: Во сколько ты встал сегодня утром?

English: I don't think it's such a big problem.
Berber: Ur cukkteɣ ara aya d ugur ameqran.

English: Can I eat this bread?
Spanish: ¿Me puedo comer este pan?

English: I know Tom cheated.
Czech: Vím, že Tom podváděl.

English: That's the fastest train in the world.
Russian: Это самый быстрый поезд в мире.

English: They don't want to lose any more.
Turkish: Onlar artık kaybetmek istemiyorlar.

English: I don't think that you said anything wrong.
Finnish: Minusta sinä et sanonut mitään väärää.

English: Tom felt like a fool.
Spanish: Tom se sentía como un tonto.

English: Tom put down the phone.
Marathi: टॉमने फोन ठेवला.

English: How many eggs could you get yesterday?
German: Wie viele Eier konntet ihr gestern bekommen?

English: I want a motorcycle like yours.
French: Je veux une moto comme la tienne.

English: Tom would stay if he could.
Italian: Tom resterebbe se potesse.

English: This climate is having a bad effect on your health.
Spanish: Este clima está teniendo un mal efecto en tu salud.

English: Don't cut down these trees.
Japanese: この木を切り倒さないでください。

English: I don't have anything to do now.
Ukrainian: Мені зараз немає чого робити.

English: Tom never goes anywhere without his dog.
Italian: Tom non va mai da nessuna parte senza il suo cane.

English: How many eggs were you able to get yesterday?
Italian: Quante uova sei stata in grado di prendere ieri?

English: She cleaned the room.
Hebrew: היא ניקתה את החדר.

English: I don't know whether I can do it, but I'll try.
Spanish: No sé si lo pueda hacer, pero lo voy a intentar.

English: You should brush your hair.
Turkish: Saçını taramalısın.

English: A piano is expensive, but a car is more expensive.
Ukrainian: Піаніно дороге, але машина дорожча.

English: Tom couldn't find his glasses.
Hebrew: טום לא מצא את המשקפיים שלו.

English: I'd hoped Tom would find somebody else to help him.
Spanish: Esperaba que Tom encontraría a alguien más que lo ayudara.

English: We should've waited.
Portuguese: Nós deveríamos ter esperado.

English: I came back to help you.
Russian: Я вернулся, чтобы тебе помочь.

English: Should I call an ambulance?
Japanese: 救急車呼びましょうか？

English: Why would we need to do that?
French: Pourquoi aurions-nous besoin de faire cela ?

English: How much for the night?
Ukrainian: Скільки за одну ніч?

English: You can't leave a baby alone.
Russian: Нельзя оставлять младенца одного.

English: I know what happened to Tom.
Turkish: Tom'a ne olduğunu bilirim.

English: I'm just not cut out for this kind of work.
German: Ich bin einfach nicht für diese Art Arbeit geschaffen.

English: We have had little rain this summer.
Russian: У нас было мало дождей этим летом.

English: Tom stopped yelling.
Kabyle: Tom yeḥbes isuɣan.

English: I hate my computer.
Berber: Ukḍeɣ aselkim-inu.

English: Is that real jade?
Russian: Это настоящий нефрит?

English: Tom slept restlessly.
Hebrew: תום ישן ללא מרגוע.

English: I don't stand a chance of winning.
Portuguese: Não tenho a menor chance de vencer.

English: We're not smiling.
Spanish: No estamos sonriendo.

English: Don't underestimate your opponents.
German: Unterschätze nicht deine Gegner.

English: Don't step in the mud.
Dutch: Stap niet in de modder.

English: I didn't really believe it.
French: Je ne le crois pas vraiment.

English: It's high time you got going.
German: Es ist höchste Zeit, dass du aufbrichst.

English: Give me the same, please.
Spanish: Deme lo mismo, por favor.

English: You've taught us a great deal.
German: Sie haben uns viel beigebracht.

English: We're not deaf.
Danish: Vi er ikke døve.

English: There's a flaw in your logic.
Italian: C'è una falla nella tua logica.

English: It wasn't until the next day that the rain stopped.
Russian: Дождь прекратился только на следующий день.

English: What country are you from?
Berber: Seg wansi-kent?

English: I had the article accepted by a travel magazine.
Japanese: あの記事、旅行雑誌に採用されたんだ。

English: You look familiar. Do I know you?
French: Vous me semblez familière. Est-ce que je vous connais ?

English: I've always considered Tom a close friend.
Russian: Я всегда считал Тома близким другом.

English: Would you like to go to a movie tomorrow night?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría ir por una película mañana en la noche?

English: Tom wants me to play soccer with him.
Spanish: Tom quiere que juegue al fútbol con él.

English: I'm ready for death.
French: Je suis préparé à mourir.

English: Does he live near here?
Italian: Lui vive qui vicino?

English: Tom is quite serious.
Macedonian: Том е доста сериозен.

English: I can't buy it because I have no money.
Macedonian: Не можам да го купам затоа што немам пари.

English: We can try.
Spanish: Podemos probarlo.

English: We weren't very well prepared.
German: Wir waren nicht ordentlich vorbereitet.

English: The bus will take time.
Berber: Asakal-nni ad iɛeḍḍel.

English: Go look for it.
German: Geh es suchen!

English: Always do what is right.
Russian: Всегда поступай правильно.

English: Have I done everything correctly?
Hungarian: Mindent jól csináltam?

English: She is living abroad.
Spanish: Ella está viviendo en el extranjero.

English: What are you growing?
Russian: Что ты выращиваешь?

English: You don't have to yell at me.
Russian: Тебе не обязательно на меня орать.

English: Tom seldom comes here anymore.
Czech: Tom už sem skoro nechodí.

English: Every time Mary smiles at him, Tom feels happy.
Ukrainian: Щоразу коли Мері посміхається йому, Том почувається щасливим.

English: Tom hasn't even started.
Italian: Tom non ha nemmeno cominciato.

English: It was a dark and stormy night.
Japanese: 暗い嵐の夜だった。

English: He's got more books than all the others put together.
Hebrew: יש לו יותר ספרים מאשר לכל היתר ביחד.

English: Tom and I are long-time friends.
Russian: Мы с Томом давно дружим.

English: I'm sure you won't believe this.
Turkish: Buna inanmayacağına eminim.

English: I am happy.
Ukrainian: Я щаслива.

English: Did you push the button?
Kabyle: Tettekkaḍ ɣef tqeffalt-nni?

English: I have to check it.
Indonesian: Aku harus memeriksanya.

English: You know this.
Italian: Sai questo.

English: I'll be quick.
Italian: Sarò veloce.

English: I found it necessary to get a loan.
Polish: Musiałem poprosić o pożyczkę.

English: I wish we'd told Tom to come, too.
German: Ich wünschte, wir hätten Tom auch eingeladen.

English: It's our duty to obey the law.
German: Es ist unsere Pflicht, dem Gesetz Folge zu leisten.

English: Her car has a nice polish.
Japanese: 彼女の車はぴかぴかに磨いてある。

English: He kept his hat on.
Japanese: 彼は帽子をかぶったままだった。

English: It took nearly three years to build that bridge.
Japanese: その橋の建設には３年近くかかりました。

English: The skin is the largest organ of the body.
Russian: Кожа - самый большой орган тела.

English: That is mine.
Dutch: Dat is van mij.

English: I'd like to know more about Tom.
Spanish: Quisiera averiguar más sobre Tom.

English: Tom was talking to Mary while John talked to everybody else.
Macedonian: Том зборуваше со Мери додека пак Џон разговараше со сите други.

English: We haven't even kissed.
Italian: Noi non ci siamo neanche baciati.

English: You'll be fine.
Berber: Ad tilim bxir.

English: Is that why you called me?
German: Hast du mich deshalb angerufen?

English: Have you ever been on TV?
Portuguese: Você já apareceu na televisão?

English: I told Tom that I wasn't the one who did that.
Kabyle: Nniɣ-as i Tom belli mačči d nekk i tt-ixedmen.