English: I want to play foosball.
Italian: Voglio giocare a biliardino.

English: The job will be completed before tomorrow.
Russian: К завтрашнему дню работа будет сделана.

English: Fallen rocks blocked the way.
Kabyle: Asyax n yeẓṛa igzem abrid.

English: There's something coming.
Turkish: Gelen bir şey var.

English: There's nothing worth watching on TV today.
Turkish: Bugün TV'de izlemeye değer hiçbir şey yok.

English: I escaped death.
Polish: Uniknąłem śmierci.

English: You should begin.
Berber: A win yufan ad tebdud.

English: My dad is a lawyer.
French: Mon père est un avocat.

English: My name is Tom. What's yours?
Russian: Меня зовут Том. А вас?

English: You're not working here anymore.
Russian: Ты здесь больше не работаешь.

English: Tom is dating a girl three years younger than he is.
Russian: Том встречается с девушкой, которая на три года его младше.

English: We can't eat now.
Italian: Non riusciamo a mangiare adesso.

English: Tom's a very nice boy.
Russian: Том очень хороший мальчик.

English: When were you thinking of coming back to the States?
Italian: Quando pensava di tornare negli Stati Uniti?

English: I know you have a lot of questions.
Kabyle: Ẓriɣ aṭas n tuttriwin i tesɛiḍ.

English: Send me your picture.
Berber: Azen-iyi-d tugna-nnek.

English: Some families spend their vacation near the beach.
German: Einige Familien verbringen ihre Ferien in Strandnähe.

English: You shouldn't be here now.
Italian: Non dovresti essere qui adesso.

English: Look at it closely.
Russian: Посмотрите на него внимательно.

English: I talked with my parents about my studying abroad.
Japanese: 私の留学について両親と話をした。

English: Do you have a lot of money?
Macedonian: Имаш ли многу пари?

English: Tom broke his arm.
German: Tom hat sich den Arm gebrochen.

English: This money is just to help you get by.
German: Dieses Geld soll dir nur helfen, über die Runden zu kommen.

English: I've cut my finger.
Low German: Ik heff mi in ’n Finger sneden.

English: That's horrible.
Hebrew: זה איום ונורא.

English: If you wish, you can go.
Ukrainian: Якщо хочеш, можеш іти.

English: He likes playing soccer.
Ukrainian: Він любить грати в футбол.

English: How much is that mountain bike?
Japanese: そのマウンテン・バイクはいくらですか。

English: How long have you been in here?
Portuguese: Há quanto tempo você está aqui?

English: If he doesn't come, what'll you do?
Berber: Mer ur d-yettas ara, d acu ara tged?

English: Is there anything you don't know?
Russian: Есть что-нибудь, чего вы не знаете?

English: I'll ask them for you.
Kabyle: Ad ten-steqsiɣ i lmendad-ik.

English: I bet you're a great teacher.
Turkish: Harika bir öğretmen olduğuna bahse girerim.

English: Mary had some weird food cravings when she was pregnant.
Turkish: Meryem hamileyken tuhaf aşermeleri olmuştu biraz.

English: I was always the fastest.
Russian: Я всегда был быстрее всех.

English: I was born on the twenty-second of June in 1974.
Czech: Narodil jsem se dvacátého druhého června 1974.

English: Did you watch the game?
Indonesian: Apa kamu melihat pertandingan itu?

English: I received your letter yesterday.
Czech: Včera jsem dostal tvůj dopis.

English: I've been told to help you.
Russian: Мне сказали помочь вам.

English: I'm not like everybody else.
Russian: Я не такой, как все.

English: Tom put his finger on his lips.
Russian: Том приложил палец к губам.

English: What time do you think you'll arrive?
Macedonian: Што мислиш, кога ќе стигнеш?

English: Why did you decide to start studying French?
Russian: Почему ты решил начать изучать французский?

English: The doctor said he wants you to get more exercise.
Berber: Yenna-d yimsujji dakken yeɣs ad tettged ugar n waddal.

English: How much water do we have left?
Turkish: Ne kadar suyumuz kaldı?

English: I will give you whatever you want.
Berber: Ad am-fkeɣ ayen ay am-yehwan.

English: Have you seen Tom this morning?
Italian: Ha visto Tom stamattina?

English: They bother me.
Italian: Mi infastidiscono.

English: She sings soprano.
Turkish: O, soprano söyler.

English: Is it still raining?
Hungarian: Esik még az eső?

English: Pardon me, is that seat taken?
Turkish: Affedersiniz, o koltuk alınmış mı?

English: Tom is a Muslim.
German: Tom ist Moslem.

English: Please put the dustpan in the broom closet.
Danish: Put fejebakken i kosteskabet.

English: Do you talk about us?
Kabyle: Ttettmeslayem fell-aneɣ?

English: This is the house where she used to live.
Japanese: ここは彼女がかつて住んでいた家です。

English: Why didn't you call for help?
Czech: Proč jste nezavolali o pomoc?

English: Tom asked Mary her age.
Italian: Tom chiese a Mary la sua età.

English: Tom is very decisive.
Turkish: Tom çok kararlı.

English: Tom has no idea how Mary ended up in Boston.
Berber: Tom ur yeẓri ara akk amek armi i d-teggra Mary deg Boston.

English: English is spoken everywhere in the world now.
Turkish: İngilizce artık dünyanın her yerinde konuşulur.

English: Tom didn't want to be a teacher.
Portuguese: Tom não queria ser professor.

English: Furniture made of good materials sells well.
Hebrew: רהיטים העשויים מחומרים טובים נמכרים היטב.

English: I get up at 7:00.
Czech: Vstávám v sedm hodin.

English: It cost me ten thousand yen to have my television set repaired.
French: Ça m'a coûté dix-mille yens pour faire réparer mon poste de télévision.

English: I'm going to Tom's house to study.
Portuguese: Vou à casa do Tom estudar.

English: I have to ask you a question.
Portuguese: Eu tenho que te fazer uma pergunta.

English: We are all alike, on the inside.
Hungarian: Mindannyian egyformák vagyunk belülről.

English: He does not seem to be able to catch on to what she is saying.
Hungarian: Úgy tűnik, nem tudja, mit beszél.

English: Tell me your opinion.
Kabyle: Efk-iyi-d ṛṛay-im.

English: Tom has decided to study French.
Italian: Tom ha deciso di studiare francese.

English: Tom's father is old.
Berber: Baba-s n Tom d awessar.

English: I liked French in high school.
Japanese: 高校の頃はフランス語が好きだったよ。

English: Tom gave Mary a necklace.
Ukrainian: Том подарував Мері намисто.

English: They were scared to do it.
Dutch: Ze waren bang om het te doen.

English: The party won't be much fun without Tom.
Ukrainian: Вечірка не буде дуже веселою без Тома.

English: Tom barely passed the test.
Portuguese: Tom mal passou no teste.

English: Don't worry so much about Tom.
Italian: Non ti preoccupare così tanto per Tom.

English: Why don't you get a haircut?
Ukrainian: А чого б тобі не підстригтися?

English: I gave money to everyone.
Danish: Jeg gav penge til alle.

English: Is this your book?
Finnish: Onko tämä sinun kirjasi?

English: You can't stop progress.
Italian: Non potete fermare il progresso.

English: Tom has been going with Mary for at least half a year.
German: Tom ist schon seit mindestens einem halben Jahr mit Maria zusammen.

English: We should approach this problem from different angles.
Hebrew: היינו צריכים לנסות להסתכל על הבעיה מזווית אחרת.

English: I never spend a day without thinking of you.
Italian: Io non passo mai una giornata senza pensarti.

English: Tom is at school.
Spanish: Tom está en el colegio.

English: This is no way to live.
Turkish: Böyle yaşanmaz.

English: Don't you want us to wait for you?
Turkish: Seni beklememizi istemiyor musun?

English: Someone broke into my apartment last night.
Finnish: Joku murtautui asuntooni viime yönä.

English: They all killed themselves.
Italian: Si sono uccisi tutti.

English: You have to clean your room.
Hebrew: עליך לנקות את חדרך.

English: We go to school to learn.
Russian: Мы ходим в школу, чтобы учиться.

English: What are you going to do today?
Russian: Чем будете сегодня заниматься?

English: Aren't you in a band?
Italian: Non sei in un gruppo?

English: My grandmother lives in the country.
German: Meine Großmutter lebt auf dem Land.

English: You're out of your depth here.
Hebrew: אתה מחוץ לתחום שלך פה.

English: Tom is fun.
Italian: Tom è divertente.

English: Tom waited inside.
Dutch: Tom wachtte binnen.