English: You look kind of upset.
Hebrew: אתה נראה מרוגז למדי.

English: These toys are very popular.
German: Diese Spielzeuge sind sehr beliebt.

English: Organic food is usually more expensive.
German: Biolebensmittel sind üblicherweise teurer.

English: Tom is trustworthy, isn't he?
Portuguese: Tom é confiável, não é?

English: I want a low table.
Spanish: Quiero una mesa baja.

English: Does this seem right to you?
Russian: Тебе это кажется правильным?

English: I get along well with her.
Romanian: Mă înțeleg bine cu ea.

English: Tom has already finished the work that he needed to do.
Finnish: Tom on jo lopettanut työn mikä hänen tarvitsi tehdä.

English: That's not likely to happen anytime soon.
Turkish: Onun yakın bir zamanda olması muhtemel değil.

English: I'm not as stupid as Tom is.
Turkish: Tom kadar aptal değilim.

English: It seemed that there was no one in the village.
German: Es sah so aus, dass in dem Dorf niemand war.

English: Tell me you're not serious!
Hebrew: תגידי לי שאת לא רצינית!

English: Darkness is the absence of light.
Bokmål: Mørke er fravær av lys.

English: I don't drink milk with sugar any more.
Italian: Non bevo più il latte con lo zucchero.

English: How did you come by such a job?
Icelandic: Hvernig fékkstu svona vinnu?

English: Tom can't afford that.
Russian: Том не может себе этого позволить.

English: Tom loves listening to classical music.
Italian: Tom ama ascoltare la musica classica.

English: You don't have to say anything you don't want to say.
German: Du musst nichts sagen, was du nicht sagen willst.

English: I was really scared.
Russian: Я конкретно испугался.

English: Tom said he thought he knew what Mary planned to do.
German: Tom glaubte zu wissen, was Maria vorhabe.

English: How do you plan to make amends?
Macedonian: Како планираш да надоместиш?

English: Do you know where?
Russian: Вы знаете где?

English: I'll go anywhere you want.
Polish: Pójdę, gdziekolwiek chcesz.

English: I will help.
German: Ich helfe.

English: I didn't think about that.
Marathi: मी त्याचा विचार केला नाही.

English: I wanted to buy a book to read on the plane.
Portuguese: Eu queria comprar um livro para ler no avião.

English: Tom was unsure what to say.
Polish: Tom nie był pewny, co powiedzieć.

English: The bill must be paid today.
German: Die Rechnung muss heute bezahlt werden.

English: Start with the basics.
Russian: Начни с основ.

English: I thought you were right.
Italian: Pensavo che aveste ragione.

English: I'm getting a lot of complaints.
Russian: Я получаю много жалоб.

English: Do you already know what to do?
Italian: Tu sai già cosa fare?

English: I lost 30 pounds.
Turkish: 13,6 kilo verdim.

English: I slept till dawn.
Russian: Я проспал до рассвета.

English: Nobody wants to look for my car.
Italian: Nessuno vuole cercare la mia auto.

English: Tom's car's parked out front.
Ukrainian: Машина Тома припаркована біля будинку.

English: She was occupied with household work.
Portuguese: Ela estava ocupada com o trabalho doméstico.

English: A reward is being offered.
French: Une récompense est offerte.

English: Thank you for breakfast.
Spanish: Gracias por el desayuno.

English: Suddenly, it began to rain.
Portuguese: De repente, começou a chover.

English: Answer me.
Hindi: मुझे जवाब दो।

English: Aren't you worried about the competition?
Ukrainian: Хіба вас не турбує конкуренція?

English: Tom died.
Nuer: Töm cɛ li̱w.

English: Tom gave me his card.
Russian: Том вручил мне свою визитку.

English: They found the stolen money.
Hebrew: הם מצאו את הכסף הגנוב.

English: Is it good or bad?
German: Ist das gut oder schlecht?

English: Tom cut himself chopping the vegetables.
German: Tom hat sich beim Zerkleinern von Gemüse geschnitten.

English: I like cake.
Ukrainian: Мені подобаються торти.

English: I'm looking for something less expensive.
Bulgarian: Търся нещо не толкова скъпо.

English: The trunk is open.
Russian: Багажник открыт.

English: Stay tuned.
Kabyle: Rǧut isallen.

English: My wife loves apple pie.
Portuguese: A minha esposa adora torta de maçã.

English: Do you know how to ride a bike?
Russian: Ты умеешь кататься на велосипеде?

English: I am indebted to him.
Russian: Я в долгу перед ним.

English: Anything will be fine.
French: Tout va bien se passer.

English: Tom currently resides in Boston.
Kabyle: Melmi kan i yezdeɣ Tom deg Boston.

English: I'm afraid it'll rain tomorrow.
Italian: Temo che domani pioverà.

English: That's the real reason.
Italian: È la vera ragione.

English: Tom is John's barber.
French: Tom est le barbier de Jean.

English: Tom isn't that different from us.
Portuguese: O Tom não é tão diferente da gente.

English: I planted a pine tree.
Danish: Jeg plantede et fyrretræ.

English: Many civilians were wounded.
Portuguese: Muitos civis ficaram feridos.

English: They are well off.
Spanish: Son ricos.

English: People no longer consider it strange for men to let their hair grow long.
Hungarian: Az emberek ma már nem tartják különösnek, ha egy férfi hosszúra növeszti a haját.

English: The policeman signaled him to stop.
Russian: Полицейский подал ему сигнал остановиться.

English: He often eats fish for dinner.
Italian: Lui mangia spesso del pesce per cena.

English: I want an apple.
Czech: Chci jablko.

English: I like lasagna.
Portuguese: Eu gosto de lasanha.

English: The weather changed suddenly.
Russian: Погода неожиданно поменялась.

English: I thought you couldn't play the banjo.
Turkish: Senin banjo çalayamayacağını düşündüm.

English: I'll do that tomorrow. I promise.
Dutch: Ik zal het morgen doen. Ik beloof het.

English: When was that?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo fue eso?

English: Everybody is waiting for you.
Japanese: みんな君を待っているんだよ。

English: These exercises will develop the strength of your fingers.
Russian: Эти упражнения разовьют вам силу в пальцах.

English: Do you think Tom really likes Mary?
Turkish: Tom'un gerçekten de Mary'den hoşlandığını düşünüyor musun?

English: Catch him.
Khasi: Kem ia u.

English: Tom saw the video.
Russian: Том видел видео.

English: Have you ever driven a van?
Italian: Tu hai mai guidato un furgone?

English: It was nothing to brag about.
Polish: Nie było się czym chwalić.

English: What else have you got?
Russian: Что ещё у вас есть?

English: I was too astonished to speak.
French: J'étais trop étonné pour parler.

English: I need to get Tom home.
Hebrew: אני צריכה לקחת את תום הביתה.

English: There's something I forgot to tell you.
Hungarian: Van valami, amit elfelejtettem elmondani neked.

English: Tom says he's not tired yet.
Turkish: Tom henüz yorulmadığını söylüyor.

English: I played soccer and my sister played tennis.
Ukrainian: Я грав у футбол, а моя сестра грала в теніс.

English: They were right.
Portuguese: Eles estavam certos.

English: Old homes, especially traditional Japanese ones, can be damp and unfriendly to modern life.
Hebrew: בתים ישנים, בעיקר בתים יפנים מסורתיים, יכולים להיות לחים ולא ידידותיים לחיים המודרניים.

English: We lost it.
Macedonian: Го загубивме.

English: We don't care.
Russian: Нам всё равно.

English: Pour me another cup of coffee and I'll eat another doughnut.
Russian: Налей мне ещё чашку кофе, и я съем ещё один пончик.

English: I have to go to the bathroom.
Hungarian: Ki kell mennem.

English: Those are my cats.
Italian: Quelli sono i miei gatti.

English: Tom is alone in the kitchen.
Russian: Том один на кухне.

English: We should take off our shoes before entering the house.
Russian: Мы должны разуваться перед входом в дом.

English: Tom is always complaining about what Mary does.
Portuguese: Tom vive reclamando do que Mary faz.

English: There is a gold coin.
Hungarian: Íme egy aranypénz.

English: Bottoms up!
Russian: До дна!

English: Old people are inclined to look back on the past.
Japanese: 老人は過去を振り返りがちである。

English: Please write me a reply soon.
Berber: Ttxil-m, err-iyi-d ɣef zik lḥal.