English: We arrived about forty-five minutes after sunset.
German: Wir kamen etwa eine Dreiviertelstunde nach Sonnenuntergang an.

English: We can do it again.
Ukrainian: Ми можемо зробити це знову.

English: Our teacher seemed surprised.
Kabyle: Tettban-d tewhem tselmadt-nneɣ.

English: I will wait until she comes.
French: J'attendrai jusqu'à ce qu'elle vienne.

English: Tom thought of growing a beard, but decided not to.
Russian: Том думал о том, чтобы отрастить бороду, но решил этого не делать.

English: Is eating fish good for you?
Polish: Czy jedzenie ryb jest zdrowe?

English: I know somebody who can help us.
Italian: Conosco qualcuno che può aiutarci.

English: Today was very hot.
Russian: Сегодня было очень жарко.

English: I have an old car.
German: Ich habe ein altes Auto.

English: She didn't go yesterday.
Portuguese: Ela não foi ontem.

English: The car won't start. Will you help me push the car?
Spanish: El coche no arranca. ¿Me ayudáis a empujar el coche?

English: I often play tennis with Tom.
Turkish: Sık sık Tom'la tenis oynarım.

English: Tom has escaped from prison.
Turkish: Tom cezaevinden firar etti.

English: Tom was weird.
Kabyle: Tom yella yessewham.

English: Tom wanted to answer.
Spanish: Tom quería responder.

English: I'm an artist.
Berber: Nekk d anaẓur.

English: Let's not worry about what others are doing.
Hebrew: בוא לא נדאג מה אחרים עושים.

English: Did you pass your math exam?
Turkish: Matematik sınavından geçtin mi?

English: That's the reason I went to Boston.
Italian: È la ragione per cui sono andata a Boston.

English: Is it a compliment or an insult?
French: S'agit-il d'un compliment ou d'une insulte ?

English: I wonder whether the weather will be good tomorrow.
Danish: Jeg gad vide om vejret bliver godt i morgen.

English: Is there anything else I can do?
Hungarian: Van még valami más, amit tehetek?

English: This is the largest.
Russian: Это самое крупное.

English: Tom had his hair slicked back.
Russian: Волосы у Тома были гладко зачёсаны назад.

English: I was born and raised in Boston.
Ukrainian: Я народився і виріс у Бостоні.

English: The news that he was still alive reached us.
French: La nouvelle disant qu'il était encore en vie nous est parvenue.

English: Do you want to see Tom again?
Spanish: ¿Quieres ver a Tom de nuevo?

English: I'm on holiday this week.
Japanese: 今週、休みなんだ。

English: What's your favorite action movie?
German: Was ist Ihr Lieblingsactionfilm?

English: I asked a lot of questions.
French: J'ai posé plein de questions.

English: Tom went to the hardware store to buy another hammer and some nails.
Polish: Tom poszedł do sklepu z narzędziami, żeby kupić kolejny młotek i trochę gwoździ.

English: I want you to make a decision.
French: Je veux que vous preniez une décision.

English: There's not enough coffee for everyone.
Russian: Всем кофе не хватит.

English: Tom bought a postcard and stamps.
Russian: Том купил почтовую открытку и марки.

English: That won't happen again.
Russian: Это не повторится.

English: Why are you crying?
Kabyle: Acuɣeṛ i tettruḍ?

English: That's why we need help.
Ukrainian: Ось чому нам потрібна допомога.

English: Tom got up and went to the refrigerator for another beer.
German: Tom stand auf und holte sich noch ein Bier aus dem Kühlschrank.

English: Where is the train station?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está la estación de tren?

English: Don't tease me.
Russian: Не доставай меня.

English: You're the man.
Hebrew: אתה האיש.

English: How many mobile phones do you have?
Berber: Acḥal n yisawalen n ufus ay tesɛamt?

English: That was the only thing I could do.
Russian: Это было единственное, что я умел делать.

English: I can do it faster on my own.
Russian: Одна я быстрее смогу.

English: You're making me sad.
Spanish: Me estás poniendo triste.

English: Mother insists that I should eat more vegetables.
Japanese: 母は私にもっと野菜を食べろと言う。

English: Maybe we should make new plans.
German: Vielleicht sollten wir neue Pläne schmieden.

English: Tom knows Mary went to Australia.
Russian: Том знает, что Мэри поехала в Австралию.

English: Slavery is a crime against humanity.
Italian: La schiavitù è un crimine contro l'umanità.

English: Is there anybody in the classroom?
Italian: C'è qualcuno nell'aula?

English: Let's go somewhere else.
Italian: Andiamo da qualche altra parte.

English: Can I please use your restroom?
Russian: Можно воспользоваться вашим туалетом?

English: Don't talk to me about work.
Russian: Не говорите со мной о работе.

English: Is anybody looking for you?
Kabyle: Ɛni yella ḥed i yettnadin fell-am?

English: That's just your imagination.
Russian: Это всего лишь твоё воображение.

English: How much is this handkerchief?
Kabyle: Acḥal i yeswa ufatas-a?

English: Tom sings in the church choir.
Portuguese: Tom canta no coral da igreja.

English: I'm enjoying myself.
Italian: Io mi sto divertendo.

English: That isn't your fault, Tom.
Ukrainian: Це не твоя провина, Томе.

English: They're out of breath.
Russian: У них перехватило дыхание.

English: Who's there?
French: Qui est là ?

English: I told Tom Mary was OK.
Russian: Я сказал Тому, что с Мэри всё нормально.

English: Yesterday, when Tom was backing up his car, he ran over Mary's bicycle.
Spanish: Ayer, cuando Tom estaba dando marcha atrás con su coche, atropelló la bicicleta de Mary.

English: I accidentally shot myself in the leg.
Turkish: Yanlışlıkla kendimi bacağımdan vurdum.

English: I didn't know anything.
Spanish: No sabía nada.

English: They kidnapped me.
Romanian: M-au răpit.

English: I hope it'll be fine tomorrow.
Russian: Надеюсь, погода завтра будет хорошая.

English: Where did you meet Tom?
Marathi: तू टॉमला कुठे भेटलीस?

English: I think I have to begin working on my homework.
Hebrew: אני חושב שאני צריך להתחיל לעבוד על שיעורי הבית שלי.

English: By second grade, students are expected to have basic reading and writing skills.
Spanish: En segundo grado, se espera que los estudiantes tengan habilidades básicas de lectura y escritura.

English: There are many factories in this part of the city.
Hebrew: יש מפעלים רבים בחלק זה של העיר.

English: That noise is almost driving me mad.
French: Ce bruit va finir par me rendre fou.

English: Whose side are you on, anyway?
Russian: На чьей вы вообще стороне?

English: I thought Mary was your girlfriend.
Danish: Jeg troede at Mary var din kæreste.

English: Tom didn't like going to school.
Italian: A Tom non piaceva andare a scuola.

English: Do you know anyone who plays the guitar?
Russian: Ты знаешь кого-нибудь, кто играет на гитаре?

English: Do you know what time it is?
Ukrainian: Ви знаєте, котра година?

English: Tom gambled away a fortune in one night.
German: Tom hat in einer Nacht ein Vermögen verspielt.

English: You cannot be serious.
Hungarian: Nem gondolhatod komolyan.

English: I want silence.
Kabyle: Bɣiɣ tasusmi.

English: You don't need to explain.
Russian: Тебе не нужно ничего объяснять.

English: Do you think Tom can be trusted?
Turkish: Sence Tom'a güvenilebilir mi?

English: Did you live in Boston last year?
Italian: Hai vissuto a Boston l'anno scorso?

English: The train was late because of an accident.
Russian: Поезд опоздал из-за аварии.

English: Both of them have three kids.
Bulgarian: И двамата имат по три деца.

English: They say dogs hear better than we do. Is that true?
French: On dit que les chiens entendent mieux que nous. Est-ce que c'est vrai ?

English: There's nothing anyone can do to change it.
Polish: Nie da się nic zrobić, żeby to zmienić.

English: The park is a long way from our house.
German: Der Park ist sehr weit weg von unserem Haus.

English: She might come tomorrow.
Arabic: ربما تأتي غدًا.

English: Count from 10 down to zero.
Hungarian: Számolj 10-től vissza 0-ig!

English: Don't come near me.
Japanese: 俺に近寄るな。

English: We're not all the same.
German: Wir sind nicht alle gleich.

English: I'm a coward when it comes to cockroaches.
Marathi: झुरळांच्या बाबतीत मी भित्री आहे.