English: Please wait five minutes.
Ukrainian: Почекайте п'ять хвилин, будь ласка.

English: You're taller than me.
Dutch: U bent langer dan ik.

English: Where in Austria did you grow up?
Finnish: Missäpäin Itävaltaa sinä kasvoit?

English: Let's go meet Tom.
Macedonian: Ајде да го запознаеме Том.

English: Everybody was wearing gloves.
Dutch: Iedereen had handschoenen aan.

English: How much money did you spend on your last holiday?
Polish: Ile wydałeś na ostatnie wakacje?

English: The newspaper began to lose readers when it dispensed with one of its most popular writers.
Arabic: بدأت الصحيفة تفقد قراءها بعد تفريطها بأحد أشهر كتابها.

English: I answered the questions correctly.
Russian: Я дал правильные ответы на вопросы.

English: He said that I must go there.
Ukrainian: Він сказав, що я повинен йти туди.

English: I wasn't trying to trick you.
French: Je n'essayais pas de te rouler.

English: I'm just surprised to see you.
Portuguese: Eu só estou surpreso em vê-la.

English: I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to the monkey.
Russian: Я не с тобой говорю, а с обезьяной.

English: Count to thirty.
Bulgarian: Бройте до трийсет.

English: Tom asked Mary if she was coming with him.
Polish: Tom spytał Mary, czy idzie z nim.

English: Supposedly it's going to rain soon.
Spanish: Supuestamente pronto se pondrá a llover.

English: I'll eat my hat if, by some chance, my team loses to yours.
Berber: Lemmer ad texṣer teɣlamt-inu akked tin-nnek, ad cceɣ arazal-inu.

English: Tom didn't want to give Mary his phone number.
Spanish: Tom no quería darle su número de teléfono a Mary.

English: Tom's thirtyish.
Russian: Тому под тридцать.

English: Tom and Mary are competitive.
Italian: Tom e Mary sono competitivi.

English: That soup is truly delicious, isn't it?
German: Das ist echt eine ganz leckere Suppe, nicht wahr?

English: Tom tries to not eat junk food.
German: Tom vermeidet es, ungesundes Zeug zu essen.

English: Are you being sarcastic?
Serbian: Jeste li sarkastični?

English: Watch my back.
German: Gib mir Rückendeckung!

English: She fainted when she saw blood.
Mandarin Chinese: 她看见血就晕了。

English: I'm so hungry.
Turkish: Çok acıkmışım.

English: Who will my opponent be?
Swedish: Vem blir min motståndare?

English: Tom isn't sure Mary will do that.
Portuguese: Tom não tem certeza que Mary fará isso.

English: I have a week to do my homework.
Arabic: لدي أسبوع لأنهي واجبي.

English: I'll give you this money.
Italian: Ti darò questi soldi.

English: The movie that we watched last night was really scary.
Japanese: 昨日の夜観た映画さ、めちゃめちゃ怖かったんだ。

English: She suggested that I write to him at once.
Polish: Zaproponowała, żebym do niej kiedyś napisał.

English: My colleagues warmly welcomed me.
Italian: Le mie colleghe mi hanno accolto calorosamente.

English: What was it that caught your attention?
Russian: Что привлекло ваше внимание?

English: He has a bookstore in the center of the city.
Spanish: Tiene una librería en el centro de la ciudad.

English: You can take my car.
Ukrainian: Можете взяти мою машину.

English: The temperature now is minus ten degrees.
Hebrew: הטמפרטורה עכשיו מינוס עשר מעלות.

English: From their enemies, wise men learn many things.
Bulgarian: Мъдрите хора научават много неща от враговете си.

English: They have families to feed.
Hungarian: Gondoskodniuk kell a családjuk ellátásáról.

English: Tom sat on the sofa.
Slovak: Tom si sadol na pohovku.

English: Tom has been stabbed several times.
Italian: Tom è stato pugnalato diverse volte.

English: Was the soup tasty?
Italian: La zuppa era gustosa?

English: The main office was raided by the police.
Hebrew: המשטרה פלשה לסניף המרכזי.

English: You're very incompetent.
Ukrainian: Ти дуже некомпетентна.

English: I didn't tell you to do that.
Russian: Я не говорил вам это делать.

English: Tom is so cute.
Nuer: Töm jɛn ɛ balaŋ.

English: Tom and Mary went outside.
German: Tom und Maria gingen nach draußen.

English: Tom was surprised Mary bought such a small car.
German: Tom war überrascht, dass Maria sich so einen kleinen Wagen zugelegt hatte.

English: Is it malignant?
Italian: È maligno?

English: Apparently, that's not correct.
Portuguese: Aparentemente, isso não está correto.

English: I know many people in Australia.
German: In Australien kenne ich viele Leute.

English: How do you feel today?
German: Wie geht es Ihnen heute?

English: I never imagined myself going home so early.
French: Je ne me suis jamais imaginé aller chez moi si tôt.

English: Almost all the students believed the rumor.
Portuguese: Quase todos os estudantes acreditaram no rumor.

English: How was your summer?
Spanish: ¿Cómo estuvo tu verano?

English: You've still got your job.
German: Du hast immer noch deinen Job.

English: That's why Tom doesn't have a girlfriend.
Italian: Quella è la ragione per cui Tom non ha una ragazza.

English: You took the words right out of my mouth.
Russian: С языка снял.

English: What a pity!
Finnish: Onpa harmillista!

English: It's time for us to get ready.
Macedonian: Време е да се подготвиме.

English: Let's go visit Tom in the hospital.
Berber: Iyya ad neddu ɣer usegnaf, ad nẓer Tom.

English: Patriotism is overrated.
German: Der Patriotismus gilt zuviel.

English: I'm much taller than Tom.
Ukrainian: Я набагато вищий від Тома.

English: He had dark brown hair.
German: Er hatte dunkelbraune Haare.

English: Maybe we can repair it.
Hebrew: אולי אנו יכולים לתקן את זה.

English: I had a cup of tea to keep myself awake.
Hungarian: Ittam egy csésze teát, hogy ébren maradjak.

English: Start at the beginning.
Spanish: Comienza del principio.

English: Stop laughing.
Korean: 그만 웃어.

English: He's a comedian.
Russian: Он комик.

English: My brother is not busy.
French: Mon frère n'est pas occupé.

English: There has been a good apple harvest this year.
Icelandic: Það hefur verið góð eplauppskera í ár.

English: Nothing happened.
Nuer: Thiɛlɛ mi̱ ci̱ tuɔɔk.

English: Tom claimed that he didn't see anything.
Italian: Tom dichiarò di non aver visto niente.

English: Tom needs another car.
Czech: Tom potřebuje jiné auto.

English: Tom doesn't know.
Spanish: Tom no lo sabe.

English: You were supposed to call me.
Berber: Yella yessefk ad iyi-d-teɣred.

English: Who sings that song?
Portuguese: Quem é que canta essa música?

English: I have to go back to my office.
Portuguese: Tenho que voltar para o meu escritório.

English: Your opinion doesn't count.
Russian: Ваше мнение не в счёт.

English: What you think is irrelevant.
Italian: Ciò che pensa è irrilevante.

English: Does Tom cry a lot?
Turkish: Tom çok ağlar mı?

English: No news is good news.
Italian: Nessuna nuova, buona nuova.

English: I don't have a sister.
Thai: ฉันไม่มีพี่สาวหรือน้องสาว

English: Did you find your purse?
French: Avez-vous trouvé votre sac-à-main ?

English: Children like to pretend to be adults when they play.
Chavacano: Quiere quiere el mga batâ pretendé como mga mayor silá si ta jugá silá.

English: I know Tom's not happy there.
Turkish: Tom'un orada mutlu olmadığını biliyorum.

English: Do you like Chinese food?
Greek: Σας αρέσει η κινεζική κουζίνα;

English: Isn't that an amazing coincidence?
French: N'est-ce pas une coïncidence incroyable ?

English: When did you come to Japan?
Japanese: 日本にいらっしゃったのはいつ頃ですか？

English: Have you ever climbed Mt. Fuji?
Marathi: तू कधी फुजी पर्वतावर चढली आहेस का?

English: The first word of an English sentence should be capitalized.
Turkish: İngilizce bir cümledeki ilk sözcüğün büyük harfle başlaması gerekir.

English: Tom and Mary washed the dishes together.
Polish: Tom i Mary pozmywali razem naczynia.

English: He isn't happy at all.
Italian: Lui non è per nulla felice.

English: Do whatever you want to do.
Kabyle: Xdem akken i k-yeεǧeb.

English: Why are we wasting our time?
Berber: Maɣef ay la nettḍeyyiɛ akud-nneɣ?

English: They can't give me what I want.
Russian: Они не могут дать мне то, что я хочу.