English: We're not totally ready yet.
Italian: Non siamo ancora del tutto pronti.

English: I'm happy, very happy.
Portuguese: Eu estou feliz, muito feliz.

English: We must wait.
Estonian: Peame ootama.

English: We can't allow that.
Macedonian: Не смееме да го дозволиме тоа.

English: Who hates you?
Berber: Anwa ay kent-yukḍen?

English: Was that you I saw with Tom near the river?
Italian: Era Tom quello con cui l'ho vista vicino al fiume?

English: When do you think his funds will run out?
Russian: Когда, вы думаете, его запасы иссякнут?

English: I thought you were able to speak French.
Macedonian: Мислев дека зборуваш француски.

English: Tomorrow is Christmas Day.
Bokmål: I morgen er det første juledag.

English: Let's wait until it stops raining.
Tagalog: Maghintay tayo hanggang tumila ang ulan.

English: My dogs are white.
German: Meine Hunde sind weiß.

English: That was so much fun.
German: Das hat so viel Spaß gemacht.

English: He was killed in an airplane accident.
Italian: È rimasto ucciso in un incidente aereo.

English: Tom was unwilling to pay that much money for a secondhand computer.
French: Tom n'était pas prêt à payer si cher un ordinateur d'occasion.

English: Don't forget to buy some mayonnaise.
German: Vergiss nicht, Mayonnaise zu kaufen!

English: In general, communication between doctors and their patients is the most important part of medical treatment.
Hebrew: באופן כללי, תקשורת בין רופאים למטופלים היא החלק החשוב ביותר בטיפול הרפואי.

English: They don't understand.
Marathi: त्यांना समजत नाही.

English: When did you talk to Tom?
Turkish: Sen Tom'la ne zaman konuştun?

English: Tom died of a broken heart.
German: Tom starb an gebrochenem Herzen.

English: It's a great honor to have had the king visit our city.
Finnish: On suuri kunnia saada kuningas vierailulle kaupunkiimme.

English: We finally reached the top of the mountain.
Marathi: आम्ही शेवटी डोंगराच्या टोकाला पोहोचलो.

English: What did you see in the kitchen?
German: Was hast du in der Küche gesehen?

English: Would anybody like more coffee?
German: Möchte jemand noch Kaffee?

English: I'll make it work.
Berber: Ad tt-fruɣ.

English: Does Mary have a boyfriend, yet?
Turkish: Mary'nin bir erkek arkadaşı var mı?

English: Tom is sound asleep, but Mary is awake.
German: Tom schläft tief und fest; Maria ist hingegen wach.

English: What's Tom doing here?
Ukrainian: Чим Том тут займається?

English: That's certainly one possibility.
Arabic: هذا أحد الاحتمالات بالتأكيد

English: I opened the closet.
Russian: Я открыл шкаф.

English: Do you still think I'm crazy?
Italian: Tu pensi ancora che io sia pazzo?

English: I've cried a lot.
Spanish: He llorado mucho.

English: I'm here to stay.
Khasi: Nga don hangne ban sah.

English: I hate the guy next door.
Italian: Io odio il tipo della porta accanto.

English: I hope you get better soon.
Italian: Spero che lei migliori presto.

English: I'll do anything to help.
Hungarian: Bármit meg fogok tenni, hogy segítsek.

English: Tom is a learned man.
Portuguese: O Tom sabe o que faz.

English: She advised him to become a teacher.
Russian: Она посоветовала ему стать учителем.

English: I'm sure Tom won't forgive Mary.
Turkish: Tom'un Mary'yi affetmeyeceğine eminim.

English: Can we help you?
Turkish: Sana yardımcı olabilir miyiz?

English: Don't compare your children with others.
German: Vergleiche deine Kinder nicht mit anderen.

English: Tom's aware of what's happening.
Portuguese: Tom está a par do que está acontecendo.

English: Is that snow?
Hungarian: Ez hó?

English: I heard the alarm.
Ukrainian: Я почув сигналізацію.

English: Can you see anything else?
Berber: Yella kra niḍen ay la tettwalid?

English: Tom needed you.
Russian: Том нуждался в тебе.

English: I think we've wasted enough of our time.

English: Is there snow on top of the mountain?
German: Liegt Schnee auf dem Berggipfel?

English: If I'd known, I wouldn't have come.
Hungarian: Ha tudtam volna, nem jöttem volna el.

English: How does that seem to you?
Berber: Amek ay am-d-iban waya?

English: I really want to go.
French: Je veux vraiment y aller.

English: The book that I bought is on the desk.
Japanese: 僕の買った本は机の上にあるよ。

English: Why didn't you tell me Tom wasn't Canadian?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no me dijiste que Tom no era canadiense?

English: I knew I had to do that.
Russian: Я знал, что мне надо это сделать.

English: I think about it sometimes.
Berber: Swingimeɣ tikkal ɣef aya.

English: Do you live in Boston?
Kabyle: Deg Boston i tettidireḍ?

English: I don't eat fruit very often.
Italian: Io non mangio frutta molto spesso.

English: Tom wasn't there yesterday.
German: Tom war gestern nicht da.

English: Would you please turn on the air conditioner?
German: Könnten Sie bitte die Klimaanlage anschalten?

English: Do I look like an actress?
Russian: Я похожа на актрису?

English: She married him.
Italian: Lo sposò.

English: Do you like going to school?
Portuguese: Você gosta de ir para a escola?

English: Where is the police station?
French: Où se trouve le poste de police ?

English: I wish I hadn't drunk that.
Russian: Лучше бы я этого не пил.

English: Do you want to join us?
Spanish: ¿Quieres unirte?

English: They're coming.
Italian: Loro stanno arrivando.

English: How was your first day at school?
Berber: Amek ay yekka wass-nnem amezwaru n uɣerbaz?

English: I'm happy we came to Boston.
Ukrainian: Я радий, що ми приїхали до Бостона.

English: I heard someone knocking.
Hebrew: שמעתי מישהו דופק.

English: We went down the river in a small boat.
Spanish: Bajamos por el río en una barca pequeña.

English: Sport knows no borders.
Russian: Спорт не знает границ.

English: Why is everything so difficult?
French: Pourquoi est-ce que tout est si difficile ?

English: Where did you hide it?
Russian: Куда вы его спрятали?

English: Tom tends to only do what he's told to do.
French: Tom a tendance à ne faire que ce qu'on lui dit de faire.

English: The patient is delirious.
Japanese: 患者さんは、せん妄状態にあります。

English: I can do it by myself.
French: Je peux le faire moi-même.

English: Hurry up and get in.
Spanish: Apresúrate y entra.

English: I feel hungry.
Portuguese: Estou com fome!

English: I plan to get a job as soon as I can.
Polish: Chciałbym jak najszybciej znaleźć pracę.

English: It changed my life.
Dutch: Het heeft mijn leven veranderd.

English: That's a very good point.
Finnish: Toi on hyvä pointti.

English: Tom was the victim of identity theft.
Turkish: Tom kimlik hırsızlığının kurbanıydı.

English: I just got up.
Hebrew: קמתי הרגע.

English: I eat bread every day.
Dutch: Ik eet elke dag brood.

English: Won't you join us for dinner?

English: Tom taught himself how to ski.
Danish: Tom lærte sig selv at stå på ski.

English: The door must not be left open.
French: Il ne faut pas laisser la porte ouverte.

English: I see why Tom doesn't like you.
German: Ich verstehe, warum Tom dich nicht mag.

English: Move the chair nearer to the desk.
French: Rapproche la chaise du bureau.

English: He did the work in two days.
Italian: Lui fece il lavoro in due giorni.

English: I had to go to the emergency room.
Turkish: Acil servise gitmem gerekti.

English: They look healthy.
Italian: Sembrano di buona salute.

English: I'm not the one responsible for this mistake.
Romanian: Nu eu sunt cel responsabil pentru această greșeală.

English: I don't remember my parents ever yelling at me.
Portuguese: Eu não me lembro de meus pais jamais terem gritado comigo.

English: I bought a dog for him.
French: Je lui ai acheté un chien.

English: I've read your book. It was very interesting.
Korean: 당신 책을 읽어봤었어요. 꽤 흥미롭더라구요.

English: I just want to visit Tom.
German: Ich will nur Tom besuchen.

English: It is hard to get along on this small income.
Portuguese: É difícil conviver com esta pequena renda.

English: Do you have any apples?
Berber: Tesɛid aḍeffu?

English: I awoke to find myself lying on the floor.
Polish: Gdy się obudziłem, znajdowałem się w pozycji leżącej na podłodze.