English: The fan doesn't work.
Berber: Ur tetteddu ara tesbuḥrut-nni.

English: Are you feeling a little better now?
German: Geht es dir jetzt ein bisschen besser?

English: Are you pregnant?
Greek: Είσαι έγκυος;

English: This could change everything.
Macedonian: Ова би можело да смени се.

English: There is a television in my room.
Berber: Tella tilivizyun tazeqqa‑kʷ.

English: I don't think it's important.
Russian: Я не думаю, что это важно.

English: Tom was sick, but Mary wasn't.
Korean: 톰은 아팠는데 메리는 괜찮았어.

English: Tom certainly sounds like he's not planning to come.
German: Tom klingt jedenfalls so, als ob er nicht kommen will.

English: I waited.
Marathi: मी थांबले.

English: What's a picture like that doing in Tom's room?
Spanish: ¿Qué hace una foto como esa en la pieza de Tom?

English: She pressed the switch.
Bulgarian: Тя натисна копчето.

English: Do you want the good news or the bad news?
German: Willst du die gute oder die schlechte Nachricht hören?

English: You underestimate your importance.
French: Vous sous-estimez votre importance.

English: Her anxiety was apparent to everyone.
Berber: Medden akk llan zemren ad walin taqqaft-is.

English: The game was called off.
Russian: Игра была отменена.

English: This is all I can do.
Portuguese: Isto é tudo que eu posso fazer.

English: How are they doing?
Russian: Как они поживают?

English: The first lesson is easy.
French: La première leçon est facile.

English: I pretended to be asleep.
Hebrew: העמדתי פנים שאני ישנה.

English: Tom was unfair.
Italian: Tom è stato sleale.

English: I am afraid I ate something bad.
Swedish: Jag är rädd att jag åt något dåligt.

English: I bought a red sports car.
Russian: Я купил красный спорткар.

English: Believe what you wish.
Russian: Верь во что пожелаешь.

English: Don't forget your bag.
Czech: Nezapomeň si tašku.

English: I don't care for coffee.
Ukrainian: Я байдужий до кави.

English: Why do I believe you?
Italian: Perché vi credo?

English: Tom and John must be brothers.
Russian: Том с Джоном, наверное, братья.

English: She was afraid of waking the baby.
Spanish: Ella temía despertar al bebé.

English: She glanced shyly at the young man.
Italian: Lei guardò timidamente il giovane.

English: I worry about that sometimes.
Turkmen: Men käwagt ol barada alada edýärin.

English: Tom didn't seem too happy.
Portuguese: Tom não parecia muito feliz.

English: After a storm comes the calm.
French: Après une tempête vient le calme.

English: I couldn't take that risk.
Hebrew: לא יכולתי לקחת את הסיכון הזה.

English: This time Tom wasn't alone.
Kabyle: Tikkelt-a mačči weḥd-s i yella Tom.

English: Is eating fish every day bad for you?
Portuguese: Comer peixe todo dia faz mal?

English: Tom and Mary are afraid of John.
Kabyle: Tom d Mary uggaden John.

English: I'm not sure if this is correct.
Danish: Jeg er ikke sikker på om det her er korrekt.

English: Tom said that he didn't like dogs.
Berber: Yenna-d Tom dakken ur iri ara iḍan.

English: Tom was still in his pajamas and bathrobe when I got here this morning.
Macedonian: Том се уште беше облечен во пижами и бањарка кога дојдов сабајлево.

English: I'm not willing to do that.
Turkish: Onu yapmak için istekli değilim.

English: It became difficult to find buffalo.
German: Er wurde schwierig, Büffel zu finden.

English: Pick your friends carefully.
Berber: Ttḥezzib deg wanwa ara tled d amidi-nnek.

English: Yesterday was Thursday.
French: Hier, c'était jeudi.

English: He looks like his father.
Berber: Yettcabi baba-s.

English: Tom thought Mary was guilty.
Russian: Том считал, что Мэри виновна.

English: Tom ruined the surprise by talking about the party.
Spanish: Tom arruinó la sorpresa al hablar de la fiesta.

English: Hey, look what I found.
Russian: Эй, смотри, что я нашёл.

English: Finding Tom won't be difficult.
Russian: Найти Тома будет нетрудно.

English: Did you clean your room like I asked you?
German: Hast du meinem Wunsche gemäß dein Zimmer aufgeräumt?

English: Tom told Mary that he had a headache.
Italian: Tom disse a Mary che aveva il mal di testa.

English: I used to be like that.
Spanish: Solía ser así.

English: I think that Tom knows.
Slovak: Myslím, že Tom vie.

English: He's lived here his entire life.
Hebrew: הוא חי כאן את כל חייו.

English: I want to hear your opinion.
Romanian: Vreau să-ți aud părerea.

English: The gate is wide enough for the car to go through.
Italian: Il cancello è sufficientemente largo perché ci passi l'automobile.

English: Tom looks paranoid.
Italian: Tom sembra paranoico.

English: Tom likes to write poems.
Portuguese: Tom gosta de escrever poemas.

English: Tom looks old.
Berber: Tom yettban-d wessir.

English: Tom isn't bad-looking.
Spanish: Tom no tiene mal aspecto.

English: Look at what I made.
Turkish: Ne yaptığıma bak.

English: I thought that I told you not to come here.
Berber: Ma ur cciḍeɣ ara, nniɣ-ak ur ttales ara ad d-teqqled ɣer da.

English: He gritted his teeth and forced back his growing fear.
German: Er biss die Zähne zusammen und kämpfte gegen seine wachsende Angst an.

English: I didn't eat breakfast this morning.
Spanish: Esta mañana no he desayunado.

English: The cat drinks milk.
Czech: Kočka pije mléko.

English: That was a mistake.
Marathi: ही चूक होती.

English: We had a lot of fun at the dance.
Italian: Noi ci siamo divertite molto al ballo.

English: It's rude to point your finger at people.
Russian: Показывать на людей пальцем невежливо.

English: I read all these books in three months.
Spanish: Me leí todos estos libros en tres meses.

English: Does Tom like working here?
Portuguese: Tom gosta de trabalhar aqui?

English: That book is small.
Arabic: ذلك الكتاب صغير

English: The hotel was designed by a Japanese architect.
Russian: Отель был спроектирован японским архитектором.

English: Would you like some more orange juice?
Finnish: Haluaisitko vähän lisää appelsiinimehua?

English: That hotel was very near the lake.
Ukrainian: Той готель був геть поблизу озера.

English: Write your name.
Portuguese: Escreva o seu nome.

English: He is homeless.
Swedish: Han är hemlös.

English: Tom sometimes helps his mother in the kitchen.
Hungarian: Tom néha segít az anyjának a konyhában.

English: We've received thirteen complaints so far this week.
German: Diese Woche haben wir bislang dreizehn Beschwerden erhalten.

English: Tom is reading Mary's diary.
Portuguese: Tom está lendo o diário de Mary.

English: What's on the schedule for today?
Spanish: ¿Qué hay en el horario para hoy?

English: Mary was Tom's first girlfriend.
Russian: Мэри была первой девушкой Тома.

English: I wanted to make some telephone calls.
Danish: Jeg ønskede at foretage nogle telefonopkald.

English: Nothing is going on.
Portuguese: Nada está acontecendo.

English: Do Tom and Mary know where you live?
Russian: Том с Мэри знают, где вы живёте?

English: I don't understand French at all.
Finnish: En ymmärrä ranskaa yhtään.

English: Tom washed both cars.
Russian: Том помыл обе машины.

English: I need air.
Ukrainian: Мені потрібне повітря.

English: It's not ridiculous.
Macedonian: Не е апсурдно.

English: I've never danced with Tom.
Italian: Non ho mai ballato con Tom.

English: Cats have nine lives.
Kabyle: Imcac sɛan tesɛa n tmeddurin.

English: How much is the rent for this room?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto cuesta el alquiler de esta habitación?

English: I fixed the bike yesterday.
Ukrainian: Вчора я поремонтував велосипед.

English: I was busy at that time.
Turkish: Ben o zaman meşguldüm.

English: Staying at home is boring.
Hebrew: להישאר בבית זה משעמם.

English: We work together.
Portuguese: Nós trabalhamos juntos.

English: Her gray hair makes her look older than her age.
Czech: Její šedé vlasy ji dělají starší, než ve skutečnosti je.

English: He took the first prize.
Slovak: Získal prvú cenu.

English: In the eighteenth century, women were treated as second-class citizens.
Czech: V osmnáctém století se s ženami jednalo jako s druhořadými občany.