English: If you don't get more exercise, you'll get fat.
Berber: Ma yella ur tettgeḍ ugar n waddal, ad tuzureḍ.

English: It's kind of desperate.
Serbian: Nekako je očajno.

English: He is popular with his men.
Portuguese: Ele é popular entre seus homens.

English: Give me a piece of paper to write on.
Portuguese: Me dê um pedaço de papel para escrever.

English: Tom has been here with Mary many times.
Russian: Том был тут с Марией много раз.

English: Have you ever been to Disneyland?
Russian: Ты когда-нибудь был в Диснейленде?

English: Can you do that today?
Turkish: Bugün onu yapabilir misin?

English: Tom was lucky to find a home.
Turkish: Tom bir ev bulduğu için şanslıydı.

English: Lie on your stomach.
Low German: Legg di op ’n Buuk.

English: There aren't any.
Portuguese: Não há muitos.

English: I'm trying to work out this problem.
French: J'essaye de résoudre ce problème.

English: Grab him.
Mandarin Chinese: 抓住他。

English: We can fix anything.
Portuguese: Nós podemos consertar qualquer coisa.

English: I didn't buy them.
Italian: Non le ho comprate.

English: That isn't Tom. It's his brother.
Russian: Это не Том, а его брат.

English: Most people did what you did.
French: La plupart des gens ont fait ce que tu as fait.

English: I've got something I need to tell you.
Turkish: Sana anlatmam gereken bir şeyim var.

English: You appeared busy.
Italian: Sembravi occupata.

English: Tom and Mary were friends with John.
Bokmål: Tom og Mary var venner med John.

English: Tom explained it.
Russian: Том объяснил это.

English: Your luck will run out sooner or later.
Turkish: Şansın er ya da geç bitecek.

English: Are these bags yours?
German: Sind das deine Tüten?

English: I don't keep secrets from you.
Russian: У меня нет от вас секретов.

English: May I see your ID?
Ukrainian: Ваші документи?

English: Why I can't do that now?
Italian: Perché non lo posso fare ora?

English: We have too many classes.
Ukrainian: У нас занадто багато уроків.

English: I found some wild mushrooms under the log.
Turkish: Kütüğün altında bazı yabani mantarlar buldum.

English: Did you change your mind?
Dutch: Ben je van gedachten veranderd?

English: I am looking forward to the summer vacation.
Japanese: 夏休みを楽しみにしてるよ。

English: Tom put the money in the trunk.
Ukrainian: Том поклав гроші до багажника.

English: Get a grip, Tom.
Turkish: Kendine hâkim ol, Tom.

English: I like it.
Greek: Μου αρέσει.

English: Did you see my camera?
Berber: Ur teẓrim ara tasewlaft-inu?

English: What do I have?
Dutch: Wat heb ik?

English: How do you handle stress?
French: Comment gères-tu le stress ?

English: Tom has a good alibi.
German: Tom hat ein gutes Alibi.

English: I let you down.
Czech: Zklamal jsem tě.

English: Show us what you bought.
Russian: Покажи, что ты купил.

English: I have a lot of clothes in my closet.
Hungarian: Sok ruha van a szekrényemben.

English: Tom smiled politely.
French: Tom sourit poliment.

English: I quite agree.
Russian: Полностью согласен.

English: Those are old wives' tales.
Ukrainian: Це все бабусині казки.

English: Could you please move out of my way?
German: Könntest du wohl etwas zur Seite gehen?

English: Tom couldn't believe his ears.
Lithuanian: Tomas negalėjo patikėti savo ausimis.

English: He put down the rebellion in India.
Russian: Он подавил восстание в Индии.

English: The police haven't yet caught the person who committed this hideous crime.
Spanish: La policía todavía no ha cogido a la persona que cometió este horrible crimen.

English: He refused to do so.
Spanish: Él se negó a hacer eso.

English: Did you find Tom?
Russian: Вы нашли Тома?

English: Don't bite your fingernails.
Russian: Не грызите ногти на руках.

English: I saw a plane.
Portuguese: Vi um avião.

English: He denied having written to me.
Lithuanian: Jis paneigė, kad man rašė.

English: I can't help you do that.
Czech: Nedokážu ti s tím pomoct.

English: Tom hasn't watered the flowers yet.
Danish: Tom har endnu ikke vandet blomsterne.

English: Tom'll die.
Turkish: Tom ölecek.

English: You'll soon get used to the climate here.
Russian: Ты скоро привыкнешь к здешнему климату.

English: I'll go to Boston next summer.
Italian: Io andrò a Boston l'estate prossima.

English: You cannot lose.
Russian: Вы не можете проиграть.

English: Tom showed me Mary's picture.
Marathi: टॉमने मला मेरीचा फोटो दाखवला.

English: I saw him.
Bengali: আমি তাকে দখতে পেলাম।

English: It's Monday.
Portuguese: É segunda.

English: Tom and Mary were worried about getting caught by the police.
German: Tom und Maria hatten Angst, von der Polizei erwischt zu werden.

English: Children really do grow up quickly.
Turkish: Çocuklar gerçekten hızlı büyüyor.

English: Do you think that it'll work?
Berber: Ad tečč, ɣef leḥsab-nwent?

English: Do you think you're modest?
Macedonian: Дали се сметаш за скромен?

English: He agreed to what they said.
German: Er stimmte ihnen zu.

English: His story turned out to be true.
French: Son histoire s'est révélée être vraie.

English: If you can't come, you should let me know ahead of time.
Mandarin Chinese: 如果你不能來，你該讓我提前知道。

English: Neither Tom nor Mary wants to do that.
Spanish: Ni Tom ni Mary quieren hacer esto.

English: We held on tightly to the branch.
Ukrainian: Ми міцно трималися за гілку.

English: He is too shy to talk to girls.
Berber: Yettsetḥi ad yessiwel ed teqcicin.

English: I stayed at the hotel, but the others went shopping.
Russian: Я остался в отеле, но остальные пошли за покупками.

English: Let's get on with the meeting.
German: Fahren wir mit der Sitzung fort!

English: That surprised Tom.
Macedonian: Тоа го изненади Том.

English: She is anxious about your health.
Turkish: Sağlığınızdan endişe ediyor.

English: We're decisive.
Hungarian: Meggyőzőek vagyunk.

English: I'll kill you.
Spanish: Te mataré.

English: Tom was escorted out of the building.
French: Tom a été escorté hors du bâtiment.

English: How much should they be paid?
Italian: Quanto dovrebbero essere pagate?

English: They wanted to try new ways of living.
Japanese: 彼らは新しいスタイルで生活してみたかった。

English: I'll buy Tom a pencil.
Bokmål: Jeg kjøper Tom en blyant.

English: It's an old manuscript.
Italian: È un vecchio manoscritto.

English: My legs still hurt.
Japanese: 脚がまだ痛む。

English: She had only a small sum of money.
Turkish: Onun sadece küçük bir miktar parası vardı.

English: Tom and Mary live in Australia with their dad.
Berber: Tom d Mary zedɣen deg Ustṛalya akked baba-tsen.

English: I'd like to go with you if you don't mind.
French: J'aimerais y aller avec vous si vous n'y voyez pas d'inconvénient.

English: I'm trying to open this door.
Ukrainian: Я намагаюся відчинити ці двері.

English: He's short and fat.
Russian: Он маленький и толстый.

English: Tom used to have a lot of money.
Italian: Tom aveva molto denaro.

English: You can be proud of that.
Russian: Вы можете этим гордиться.

English: Tom put on his socks.
Greek: Ο Τομ φόρεσε τις κάλτσες του.

English: The joke's on you.
Berber: Taseḍsut-a fell-awen.

English: There's nowhere to hide.
Spanish: No hay donde esconderse.

English: I ate too much food yesterday.
Italian: Io ho mangiato troppo cibo ieri.

English: I feel like another person.
Hebrew: אני מרגיש כמו איזה אדם אחר.

English: The house was ablaze.
Hebrew: הבית התלקח.

English: I just received a message from Tom.
Finnish: Sain juuri viestin Tomilta.

English: Did you find your letters?
Hungarian: Megtaláltad a leveleidet?

English: A banker's life is difficult.
Berber: Tewɛeṛ tmeddurt n umesbankay.

English: They were motivated by revenge.
French: Ils étaient mus par la vengeance.

English: Why does it work?
German: Warum funktioniert er?

English: You never seemed to want to help.
Portuguese: Você nunca pareceu querer ajudar.

English: I don't recognize it.
Italian: Io non la riconosco.

English: Tom asked me out.
Japanese: トムが私をデートに誘った。

English: I'll be good.
Hungarian: Jó leszek.

English: Working alone is no fun.
Russian: Работать одному неинтересно.