English: I don't feel like dancing.
Kabyle: Ur iyi-d-tenfiḥ ara ad ceḍḥeɣ.

English: Tom will go to Australia next year.
Russian: Том в следующем году поедет в Австралию.

English: He dedicated his life to helping the poor.
Portuguese: Ele dedicou a vida para ajudar os pobres.

English: Tom said he found something in the forest.
Russian: Том сказал, что что-то обнаружил в лесу.

English: That's interesting.
Finnish: Se on mielenkiintoista.

English: I remember having seen this movie before.
Hungarian: Emlékszem, hogy láttam már ezt a filmet.

English: Tom and Mary like to go dancing with their friends.
Dutch: Tom en Mary gaan graag met hun vrienden dansen.

English: I won't quit, no matter what you say.
French: Je ne renoncerai pas, peu importe ce que tu dis.

English: I fainted.
Polish: Zemdlałem.

English: I think I'll always love you.
Polish: Myślę, że zawsze będę cię kochał.

English: Tom has a black eye.
Russian: Том ходит с фингалом.

English: You seem full of energy today.
Italian: Sembra piena di energia oggi.

English: Tom likes making paper airplanes.
Marathi: टॉमला कागदाची विमानं बनवायला आवडतात.

English: You know I can do it.
Berber: Teẓramt zemreɣ ad tt-geɣ.

English: Tom wasn't able to help Mary.
Russian: Том не смог помочь Мэри.

English: Tom kissed my cousin.
Portuguese: Tom beijou meu primo.

English: Do you see the bear?
Berber: La tettwalimt ursu-nni?

English: Tom laughed uncomfortably.
Turkish: Tom rahatsız bir şekilde güldü.

English: I'm going to get myself a burger.
French: Je vais me chercher un hamburger.

English: Where were the building inspectors?
Turkish: Yapı denetim görevlileri neredeydi?

English: I hope we don't run into any bureaucratic red tape.
Russian: Надеюсь, мы не натолкнёмся ни на какие бюрократические препоны.

English: What's going on?
Slovak: Čo sa deje?

English: I'll dream about you.
Kabyle: Ad ken-arguɣ.

English: The show's Monday.
Russian: Представление будет в понедельник.

English: Tom is going back home tomorrow.
Russian: Том завтра возвращается домой.

English: I know where he lives.
Spanish: Sé dónde vive.

English: It cannot always be perceived by the naked eye.
Spanish: No siempre puede percibirse a simple vista.

English: I have to withdraw some cash from the bank.
Indonesian: Saya perlu mengambil uang di bank.

English: Stop complaining.
Berber: Ḥebset accetki.

English: Tom says Mary hired him.
Ukrainian: Том говорить, що Мері взяла його на роботу.

English: Look there.
Khasi: Peit hangtei.

English: The airline has grounded its fleet.
German: Die Fluggesellschaft lässt ihre Flotte am Boden.

English: I've done nothing to be ashamed of.
Russian: Я не сделал ничего постыдного.

English: Let me know where you're staying.
French: Faites-moi savoir où vous restez.

English: I'll leave it up to your imagination.
German: Das überlasse ich Ihrer Vorstellungskraft.

English: The car started.
Japanese: エンジンがかかった。

English: It's Monday.
Ukrainian: Сьогодні понеділок.

English: He promised to write every day.
French: Il a promis d'écrire tous les jours.

English: Did you call the plumber?
Russian: Вы вызвали водопроводчика?

English: Tom had one beer.
Danish: Tom har fået én øl.

English: Tom was a little hungry.
Turkish: Tom biraz acıkmıştı.

English: Did Tom say what time he'd be here?
Turkish: Tom saat kaçta burada olacağını söyledi mi?

English: Are you going by train or by car?
French: Voyages-tu en train ou en voiture ?

English: You're a pharmacist, aren't you?
Italian: È una farmacista, vero?

English: Does Tom go to the same school as you?
Turkish: Tom seninle aynı okula mı gidiyor?

English: "Is this yours?" "Yes, that's mine."
Japanese: 「これって、お前の？」「そうよ。それは、私のよ」

English: Tom can swim almost as fast as Mary.
Russian: Том может плавать почти так же быстро, как Мэри.

English: Are you an only child, too?
Japanese: お前も一人っ子？

English: We were all so tired.
German: Wir waren alle so müde.

English: That won't work.
Berber: Ur yettett ara waya.

English: It's new.
French: C'est nouveau.

English: This restaurant serves a delicious soup.
Czech: V této restauraci podávají výbornou polévku.

English: I'll go with you.
French: J'irai avec vous.

English: Tom won't be pleased.
Macedonian: Том нема да биде задоволен.

English: Where is the TV remote control?
Berber: Anda-tt tmenzaḍt n tliẓri?

English: What was wrong with the old one?
French: Qu'est-ce qui n'allait pas avec l'ancien ?

English: We're on a date.
Bulgarian: Имаме среща.

English: A link can join two pieces of chain together.
Portuguese: Um elo pode juntar duas correntes.

English: When a native speaker tries to help me sound more like a native speaker, I'm thankful.
Italian: Quando un madrelingua cerca di aiutarmi a sembrare più come un madrelingua, sono grata.

English: Tom can both sing and dance.
Portuguese: Tom pode tanto cantar quanto dançar.

English: Tom was very, very lucky.
Italian: Tom era molto, molto fortunato.

English: How long will it take you to get here?
Berber: Acḥal n wakud ay awent-yessefken akken ad tawḍemt ɣer din?

English: He is writing a letter to his parents now.
German: Er schreibt seinen Eltern gerade einen Brief.

English: I didn't eat it.
Russian: Я её не ел.

English: She twisted her ankle while she was doing exercise.
German: Sie hat sich beim Sport den Knöchel verrenkt.

English: I admire you.
Polish: Podziwiam was.

English: I took the cake out of the oven.
Portuguese: Tirei o bolo do forno.

English: Let's hide.
Japanese: 隠れようよ。

English: He insisted.
German: Er bestand darauf.

English: Does anyone have some moisturizing cream?
Turkish: Savlon nemlendirici cilt kremidir.

English: I saw many tourists on the beach.
Italian: Ho visto molti turisti in spiaggia.

English: This is what I have to do.
Italian: Questo è quello che devo fare.

English: Tom has no brothers.
Russian: У Тома нет братьев.

English: We're in the house.
Macedonian: Во куќата сме.

English: I agreed.
Dutch: Ik heb ingestemd.

English: It's up to you to decide what to do.
Italian: Sta a te decidere cosa vuoi fare.

English: I just can't stop crying.
Russian: Я просто не могу перестать плакать.

English: Let Tom answer.
Hebrew: תן לתום לענות.

English: Nothing's working out for me today.
Spanish: Nada me sale bien hoy.

English: We want to spend our honeymoon in Australia.
Mandarin Chinese: 我们想在澳大利亚过蜜月。

English: I wonder how Tom will react.
Italian: Mi chiedo come reagirà Tom.

English: Tom likes hockey.
Russian: Том любит хоккей.

English: Just give me one more chance.
Spanish: Dame solo una oportunidad más.

English: You must think I'm crazy.
Berber: Iban kan tḥesbed-iyi d ameslub.

English: I don't think I'll go to Tom's party.
German: Ich denke nicht, dass ich auf Toms Feier gehen werde.

English: I knew what you meant.
French: Je savais ce que vous vouliez dire.

English: I am sure you will be very comfortable there.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que estarás muy cómoda ahí.

English: Tom kept scribbling.
Spanish: Tom siguió garabateando.

English: You don't want to be an editor?
French: Ne veux-tu pas être rédactrice ?

English: Let's get together again.
Hungarian: Találkozzunk legközelebb is!

English: Tom is quite tall.
German: Tom ist ziemlich groß.

English: Tom added some interesting spices to the stew.
Swedish: Tom tillsatte några intressanta kryddor i stuvningen.

English: Don't let the dog come in.
Berber: Ur ttaǧǧa ara aydi ad d-yadef.

English: I'll fix you some coffee.
Portuguese: Eu vou te preparar um café.

English: Do you play tennis?
Polish: Grasz w tenisa?

English: Who'll eat with us?
Kabyle: Anwa ara yeččen yid-neɣ?

English: I beg your pardon.
Russian: Прошу прощения.

English: I don't know where you're going.
Dutch: Ik weet niet waar je naartoe gaat.

English: Tom opened the window and let in some fresh air.
German: Tom öffnete das Fenster und ließ frische Luft herein.

English: I'll do my best not to disturb your studying.
Turkish: Çalışmanı bölmemek için elimden gelenin en iyisini yapacağım.