English: Tom blocked the door.
Russian: Том заблокировал дверь.

English: Are you still looking for work?
Kabyle: Mazal tettqellibemt axeddim?

English: I drink coffee in the morning.
Thai: ฉันดื่มกาแฟในตอนเช้า

English: The more I think about it, the less I like it.
French: Plus j'y pense, moins j'aime.

English: Who would be crazy enough to do that?
Italian: Chi sarebbe sufficientemente pazza da farlo?

English: My television is broken.
German: Mein Fernseher ist kaputt.

English: Fortunately, Tom recovered.
Russian: К счастью, Том поправился.

English: Everything is very expensive in this store.
Russian: В этом магазине всё очень дорого.

English: Please be honest.
Berber: Ttxil-went, ilimt d tuẓẓilin.

English: Toss it in the trash.
German: Wirf’s weg!

English: I almost never eat with chopsticks.
German: Ich esse fast nie mit Stäbchen.

English: He was standing by the gate with his hand in his pocket.
German: Er stand mit der Hand in der Tasche am Tor.

English: They're useless.
French: Elles sont inutiles.

English: Tom is playing golf.
Romanian: Tom joacă golf.

English: Tom didn't look very happy.
German: Tom sah nicht sehr glücklich aus.

English: I can do better than that.
French: Je peux faire mieux que ça.

English: He died yesterday.
Russian: Он умер вчера.

English: I have a bruise.
French: J'ai une ecchymose.

English: You know I would do anything to help you.
Spanish: Sabes que haría lo que sea para ayudarte.

English: He crossed his legs.
Italian: Lui ha incrociato le gambe.

English: You've got to get rid of it.
Russian: Вам надо от неё избавиться.

English: The meeting took place yesterday.
Dutch: De ontmoeting had gisteren plaats.

English: My sister insisted on going with me.
Finnish: Minun sisareni vaati päästä mukaan.

English: I'm waiting for Tom's answer.
Turkish: Tom'un cevabını bekliyorum.

English: My native language is French.
Ukrainian: Моя рідна мова — французька.

English: How could you be so careless?
Portuguese: Como você pôde ser tão descuidado?

English: No visitors are permitted here.
Italian: Non sono permessi visitatori qua.

English: Tom wants to speak to you.
Italian: Tom vuole parlarvi.

English: I can read German, but I can't speak it.
Marathi: मला जर्मन वाचता येते, पण बोलता येत नाही.

English: A falcon is a bird of prey.
Turkish: Doğanlar yırtıcı kuşlardır.

English: The time is now.
Italian: Adesso è il momento.

English: This knife is very sharp.
Arabic: هذه السكين حادة للغاية.

English: I don't want to call the police.
Spanish: No quiero llamar a la Policía.

English: Whatever you say.
Dutch: Zoals je wilt.

English: That word isn't in my dictionary.
German: Dieses Wort ist nicht in meinem Wörterbuch.

English: Tom is sitting in the back.
French: Tom est assis à l'arrière.

English: Now that he is old, it is your duty to look after him.
Italian: Ora che è anziano, è tuo dovere prenderti cura di lui.

English: Why doesn't Tom want to do that today?
Ukrainian: Чому Том не хоче цього зробити сьогодні?

English: We're not afraid.
Hungarian: Nem félünk!

English: If you don't want to do it, you don't have to.
German: Wenn du es nicht tun willst, musst du nicht.

English: This tire needs some air.
Russian: Это колесо надо подкачать.

English: Tom can't go to Boston next week.
Russian: Том не может поехать в Бостон на следующей неделе.

English: Are you thinking about Tom?
Portuguese: Vocês estão pensando no Tom?

English: Even though he was a child, he worked hard to help his mother.
Japanese: 彼は子供ながらにお母さんを助けるために一生懸命働いた。

English: Will you be ready soon?
Italian: Sarete pronti presto?

English: Why do you not believe in God?
Italian: Perché lei non crede in Dio?

English: I put honey on my peanut butter sandwich instead of jam.
German: Ich habe mir Honig statt Konfitüre aufs Erdnussbutterbrot gestrichen.

English: The hospital food wasn't very good.
German: Die Krankenhauskost war nicht besonders gut.

English: I think it's time for me to confront that problem.
Portuguese: Eu acho que é hora de eu enfrentar aquele problema.

English: Don't be so miserly.
German: Sei nicht so geizig.

English: We hope you find it useful.
Russian: Мы надеемся, что тебе это пригодится.

English: The witness identified the thief in the police lineup.
Turkish: Tanık, hırsızı polisteki yüzleştirmede tespit etti.

English: I'm going to let Tom do what he wants.
Finnish: Annan Tomin tehdä mitä hän haluaa.

English: Today is the best time.
German: Heute ist die beste Zeit.

English: You're very disorganized.
Russian: Ты очень неорганизованная.

English: Let's take a look.
Russian: Давайте взглянем.

English: Some people sleep in their bathrobes.
Ukrainian: Деякі люди сплять у халатах.

English: I've been struggling for years now.
Spanish: He estado años luchando.

English: Tom is the star of the team.
Italian: Tom è la stella della squadra.

English: I don't want it anymore.
Japanese: もうそれはいらない。

English: If I were you, I'd ignore it.
Russian: На вашем месте я бы не обращал на это внимания.

English: The army quelled the rebellion.
French: L'armée a réprimé la rébellion.

English: I don't know what it is, but it's something very big.
Portuguese: Eu não sei o que é, mas é algo muito grande.

English: I have feelings for you.
Hungarian: Érzek irántad valamit.

English: Why are you calling me?
Russian: Зачем вы мне звоните?

English: My grandmother lived with us.
Portuguese: A minha avó morava com a gente.

English: I want to read this book.
Russian: Я хочу прочесть эту книгу.

English: The mud clung to his shoes.
French: La boue s'accrochait à ses chaussures.

English: This desk cost me 20,000 yen.
Vietnamese: Tôi mua cái bàn này với giá 20000 yên.

English: He doesn't want to live in the city.
German: Er will nicht in der Stadt leben.

English: Tennis is my favorite sport.
Polish: Tenis to mój ulubiony sport.

English: I hope you're OK.
French: J'espère que tu vas bien.

English: How much do you have to pay?
Hebrew: כמה אתה צריך לשלם?

English: Tom wouldn't give in.
Swedish: Tom skulle inte ge vika.

English: The store is close to my house.
Italian: Il negozio è vicino a casa mia.

English: I have a huge amount of clothes in my closet.
Dutch: Ik heb een enorme berg kleren in mijn kledingkast.

English: Hey, can you please be a bit quieter?
Portuguese: Ei, dá para falar um pouco mais baixo?

English: His wife seems to be a foreigner.
Russian: Его жена, похоже, иностранка.

English: Which newspaper would you prefer?
Marathi: तुला कोणतं वृत्तपत्र जास्त आवडतं?

English: We weren't allowed to go into that cave.
Berber: W'aɣen‑jjin ad natef l ayen tenɣert.

English: I don't understand what the author is trying to say.
Italian: Non riesco a capire che cosa lo scrittore stia cercando di dire.

English: I've only spoken to Tom once.
Russian: Я всего один раз с Томом разговаривал.

English: I don't think that children should drink beer.
Ukrainian: Не думаю, що дітям варто пити пиво.

English: I don't care how you do it. Just do it.
French: Je me fiche de comment tu le fais. Simplement, fais-le !

English: He came by bus.
Bokmål: Han kom med bussen.

English: She left before I got home.
Marathi: मी घरी पोहोचेपर्यंत ती निघाली होती.

English: Tom knows all about Mary.
Ukrainian: Том все знає про Мері.

English: I think about her often.
Russian: Я часто думаю о ней.

English: Tom is still too young to drink.
Russian: Тому ещё рано пить.

English: Tom felt happy.
Berber: Tom iḥulfa i tumert.

English: I'll eat an apple.
Finnish: Syön omenan.

English: What happened on Monday?
Turkish: Pazartesi günü ne oldu?

English: I just wanted Tom to shut up.
Russian: Я просто хотел, чтобы Том заткнулся.

English: The servers are down.
Hungarian: Leálltak a szerverek.

English: Are you sure that we're going in the right direction?
French: Tu es sûr qu'on va dans la bonne direction ?

English: Did you put a stamp on the envelope?
Italian: Avete messo un francobollo sulla busta?