English: She is living in the village.
Berber: Tezdeɣ deg yiɣrem-nni.

English: Mary used to play with dolls.
Russian: Мэри часто играла с куклами.

English: Do you want more wine?
Italian: Vuole più vino?

English: Tom supported the proposal wholeheartedly.
German: Tom unterstützte den Vorschlag voll und ganz.

English: Tom seemed to be very suspicious.
German: Tom schien sehr misstrauisch zu sein.

English: I heard a yell outside.
Russian: Я слышал крик на улице.

English: She climbed down from the roof.
Portuguese: Ela desceu do telhado.

English: He didn't get her joke.
German: Er verstand ihren Witz nicht.

English: Tom said he understood how you were feeling.
Portuguese: Tom disse que entendeu como você se sentia.

English: Tom didn't know Mary.
Ukrainian: Том не знав Мері.

English: What would I do without you?
Finnish: Mitä tekisin ilman sinua?

English: Would you wait here for a minute?
Portuguese: Os senhores esperariam aqui por um minuto?

English: I tried hard.
Hebrew: השתדלתי מאד.

English: You don't have to do it now.
Swedish: Det måste inte göras nu med en gång.

English: Tom still lives with his parents.
Portuguese: Tom ainda mora com os pais.

English: I'm awaiting inspiration.
Berber: Aql-iyi ttṛajuɣ tahregt.

English: Let's see what'll happen.
Spanish: A ver qué pasa.

English: I was scared to death.
Finnish: Pelkäsin kuollakseni.

English: Please bring me a cup of tea.
French: Apporte-moi une tasse de thé, s'il te plaît.

English: I want to go faster.
Macedonian: Сакам побрзо.

English: He went back to the hotel.
Italian: Lui è tornato in hotel.

English: This shirt needs ironing.
Portuguese: Esta camisa precisa ser passada.

English: Your eyes are bigger than your stomach.
Spanish: Tus ojos son más grandes que tu estómago.

English: I've never seen you here before.
Italian: Non vi ho mai visti qui prima.

English: It seems to me that we should go now.
Japanese: もう行った方がいいと思うんですけど。

English: What did you really think of Tom's singing?
Berber: D acu ay tennam, deg tidet, deg ccna n Tom?

English: A little birdie told me you were there.
Russian: Сорока на хвосте принесла мне, что ты здесь.

English: Tom is used to that.
Ukrainian: Том до цього звичний.

English: Be kind.
Mandarin Chinese: 友好點。

English: It feels like an orange.
Hebrew: זה נותן תחושה של תפוז.

English: We're still waiting for you.
Italian: La stiamo ancora aspettando.

English: She doesn't have any friends.
Berber: Ur tesɛi akk imeddukal.

English: You can count on Tom.
Turkish: Tom'a güvenebilirsin.

English: Does anyone know how it happened?
Russian: Кто-нибудь знает, как это случилось?

English: I didn't want them to die.
Italian: Non volevo che morissero.

English: His father eats there twice a week.
Hungarian: Az apja ott eszik kétszer hetente.

English: Promise me you won't ever do that again.
Russian: Обещай мне, что никогда этого больше не сделаешь.

English: It's difficult to learn a foreign language.
Italian: È difficile imparare una lingua straniera.

English: They sell us copper.
Berber: Snuzuyen-aɣ-d adaruɣ.

English: We have no reason for staying here.
Japanese: 私たちがここにとどまる理由はないもの。

English: I was named after my uncle.
Arabic: سُميّتُ على عمي.

English: I hope you practiced your solo.
Hebrew: אני מקווה שתרגלת את שיר הסולו שלך.

English: It's been ten years since he came to Japan.
Japanese: 日本に来てから十年になります。

English: I just wanted to call my mom.
Hebrew: רק רציתי להתקשר לאמא.

English: What do you think Tom would want you to do?
French: Qu'est-ce que Tom aimerait que tu fasses, d'après toi ?

English: Tom and I could go fishing together.
Russian: Мы с Томом могли бы пойти вместе на рыбалку.

English: Do you by any chance have some aspirin?
Russian: У тебя, случайно, нет аспирина?

English: What are your hobbies?
Slovak: Aké sú vaše záľuby?

English: Do whatever he tells you.
Vietnamese: Tốt nhất là hãy làm theo mọi thứ anh ấy nói với bạn.

English: I want a boyfriend.
Russian: Я хочу парня.

English: Tom will know.
Hebrew: תום יֵדע.

English: I'm in the hospital.
Italian: Io sono all'ospedale.

English: The car parked in front of Tom's house was blue.
German: Der vor Toms Haus geparkte Wagen war blau.

English: After using the knife, please be sure to put it back where it was.
Portuguese: Depois de usar a faca, coloque-a no lugar.

English: Come quick!
Hungarian: Jöjj hamar!

English: I want the money.
German: Ich will Geld.

English: Tom was extremely grateful.
Italian: Tom era estremamente grato.

English: She called him.
Russian: Она ему позвонила.

English: Someone is looking at me.
Ukrainian: Хтось на мене дивиться.

English: I'm feeling weak.
Hebrew: אני מרגיש חולשה.

English: I hope that we have time to do that.
Russian: Надеюсь, мы успеваем это сделать.

English: I've been to Australia.
Spanish: He estado en Australia.

English: Do you talk with your neighbors?
Russian: Вы разговариваете с соседями?

English: I don't understand a thing you're saying.
Russian: Я ничего не понимаю из того, что ты говоришь.

English: The abacus was used a lot in the Middle Ages.
Spanish: El ábaco se usaba mucho en la Edad Media.

English: They are melons.
German: Das sind Melonen.

English: Tom was there as well.
Italian: Anche Tom era là.

English: Do you have children's clothes?
Russian: У Вас есть детская одежда?

English: I helped my mother wash the dishes.
Polish: Pomogłem mamie w zmywaniu.

English: You're going to wreck your eyesight if you play games all the time.
Serbian: Uništićeš vid ako stalno igraš igrice.

English: I'm sorry for the pain I caused you and your family.
German: Der Schmerz, den ich Ihnen und Ihrer Familie zufügte, tut mir leid.

English: Could you keep it down? I'm trying to study.
Japanese: 静かにしていただけませんか？勉強したいんです。

English: We had fine weather on that day.
French: Il faisait beau temps ce jour-là.

English: I knew Tom well.
Russian: Я хорошо знала Тома.

English: Do you ever work on weekends?
Indonesian: Pernahkah kamu bekerja di akhir pekan?

English: The chairman opened the meeting.
Russian: Председатель открыл собрание.

English: Do you know why Tom did it?
Russian: Вы знаете, почему Том это сделал?

English: A proverb is a short sentence based on long experience.
German: Ein Sprichwort ist ein kurzer Satz, der sich auf lange Erfahrung gründet.

English: Tom is just a friend from school.
Japanese: トムはただの学校の友達だよ。

English: It is not worthwhile saving money.
German: Es lohnt sich nicht Geld zu sparen.

English: Say you're sorry.
Russian: Попросите прощения.

English: Tom is a little depressed.
Italian: Tom è un po' depresso.

English: I said I was sad.
Portuguese: Eu disse que estava triste.

English: They didn't find it.
Italian: Loro non la trovarono.

English: Tom won't believe it.
Russian: Том не поверит этому.

English: Tom didn't clean his phone's screen carefully enough before putting on the screen protector, so now there are a bunch of bubbles on his screen.
Italian: Tom non ha pulito lo schermo del suo telefono con sufficiente attenzione prima di applicare la protezione per lo schermo, quindi adesso ci sono un sacco di bolle sul suo schermo.

English: What makes you think that'll work?
Italian: Cosa ti fa pensare che funzionerà?

English: I'm not home right now.
Berber: Ul lliɣ taddart imaṛ‑u.

English: I can do it all myself.
French: Je peux le faire tout seul.

English: Can I buy you dinner tonight?
Russian: Можно угостить тебя сегодня ужином?

English: Let Tom do anything he wants.
German: Lassen Sie Tom alles tun, was er will!

English: I should've listened more carefully.

English: I don't know why you're laughing.
Marathi: तू का हसत आहेस मला माहीत नाही.

English: Why didn't they show up?
Italian: Perché non si sono fatte vedere?

English: Tom is passive-aggressive.
Russian: Том склонен проявлять пассивную враждебность.

English: Who can we trust?
Portuguese: Em quem podemos confiar?

English: Why did you ask me that?
Berber: Maɣef ay iyi-d-tessutremt aya?

English: I think this is a mistake.
Hebrew: אני חושב שזאת טעות.