English: There is a dictionary on the desk.
Ukrainian: На письмовому столі лежить словник.

English: Open the bottle.
Greek: Ανοίξτε το μπουκάλι.

English: When do you run?
Berber: Melmi ay tettazzaleḍ?

English: We're just trying to help you.
Russian: Мы просто пытаемся вам помочь.

English: Tom put our names on the list.
Spanish: Tom puso nuestros nombres en la lista.

English: I can't approve the plan.
Russian: Я не могу одобрить этот план.

English: What did you talk about?
Arabic: عن ماذا تحدّثت؟

English: After eating, I go to bed.
Russian: После еду я иду спать.

English: They got married.
Hungarian: Egymáséi lettek.

English: Tom smiled and said yes.
Ukrainian: Том помсіхнувся і сказав так.

English: It's already started.
French: Ça a déjà commencé.

English: Do you have a call sign?
Russian: У вас есть позывной?

English: Why are they laughing?
Ukrainian: Чому вони сміються?

English: He's a tennis player.
Danish: Han er tennisspiller.

English: Tom doesn't know where Mary's umbrella is.
Russian: Том не знает, где зонтик Мэри.

English: If it were not for examinations, our school life would be happier.
German: Ohne Klassenarbeiten wäre unser Schulleben unbeschwerter.

English: Don't fire anyone.
Hebrew: אל תפטרי איש.

English: I didn't buy it.
Ukrainian: Я її не купив.

English: You never ask.
Italian: Non chiedete mai.

English: Have you ever been lonely?
Berber: Yella wasmi ay teqqimem i yiman-nwen?

English: I couldn't have said it any better myself.
Danish: Jeg kunne ikke have sagt det bedre.

English: In the 6th century, the Anglo-Saxons adopted Roman characters.
Tagalog: Noong ika-6 na siglo, inadopta ng mga Anglo-Sahon ang mga letrang Romano.

English: They suddenly appeared from nowhere.
Russian: Они вдруг возникли из ниоткуда.

English: Can I leave my suitcases here?
German: Kann ich meine Koffer hierlassen?

English: I'm thinking about changing careers.
German: Ich denke über einen Berufswechsel nach.

English: Have you ever been to a foreign country?
Cantonese: 你有無去過外國呀？

English: Think about them.
Russian: Подумайте о них.

English: Tom is a teenager.
Russian: Том - подросток.

English: It's not about us.
Turkish: Bizimle ilgili değil.

English: I told Tom that I'd help Mary.
Ukrainian: Я сказав Тому, що допоможу Мері.

English: Tom told me about his son.
Russian: Том рассказал мне о своём сыне.

English: I'd like to say a few words by way of apology.
Spanish: Quisiera decir unas pocas palabras en modo de disculpa.

English: Thanks for teaching me French.
Japanese: フランス語を教えてくれてありがとう。

English: The police keep us safe.
Turkish: Polis bizi güvende tutar.

English: She treated him like a king.
Italian: Lei lo trattò come un re.

English: He had already gone.
Czech: Už odešel.

English: I'm not accustomed to speaking in public.
Japanese: 人前で話すことに慣れていないの。

English: I had a headache, so I couldn't do that.
French: J'avais mal à la tête donc je n'ai pas pu faire ça.

English: I am a good boy.
Italian: Sono un bravo ragazzo.

English: Tom can't talk with you now.
French: Tom ne peut pas te parler maintenant.

English: I've read this book.
Azerbaijani: Mən bu kitabı oxumuşam.

English: The boy you killed was your son.
Russian: Мальчик, которого вы убили, был вашим сыном.

English: Tom was shot through the heart with an arrow from a crossbow.
Russian: Том был застрелен в сердце стрелой из арбалета.

English: Could you spare me a few minutes?
Finnish: Onko sinulla minulle muutaman minuutti aikaa?

English: Do you know what you should do?
Serbian: Znaš li šta treba da radiš?

English: Our team lost several good players.
Dutch: Ons team heeft verschillende goede spelers verloren.

English: Tom didn't mind doing the dishes.
Hebrew: לתום לא היה אכפת לשטוף את הכלים.

English: I used to go to school with him.
German: Ich bin früher mit ihm zur Schule gegangen.

English: Sometimes, I don't understand him.
German: Manchmal verstehe ich ihn nicht.

English: Let me leave!
German: Lass mich gehen!

English: I'd like to call him. Do you have his phone number?
Berber: Ɣseɣ ad as-ɣreɣ. Tlamt uṭṭun-nnes n usawal?

English: She is an American.
Ukrainian: Вона американка.

English: I appreciate this.
Indonesian: Aku menghargai ini.

English: Where did you buy them?
Berber: Anda ay ten-id-tesɣamt?

English: You have only to ask for his help.
French: Il te suffit de demander son aide.

English: My uncle gave me a book yesterday. This is the book.
Italian: Mio zio mi ha dato un libro ieri. È questo il libro.

English: This isn't helping anything.
Macedonian: Ова ништо не помага.

English: I invited Tom.
Czech: Pozvala jsem Toma.

English: Tom is wearing sandals.
Hungarian: Tomi szandált hord.

English: Tom and Mary were singing.
Dutch: Tom en Mary waren aan het zingen.

English: Which museum would you like to visit first?
Finnish: Missä museossa haluaisit käydä ensin?

English: Tom thought you were drunk.
Macedonian: Том мислеше дека си пијан.

English: I was uncomfortable.
French: J'étais mal à l'aise.

English: Tom paid no attention to what Mary said.
Hebrew: תום התעלם ממה שמרי אמרה.

English: You'd better not write here.
Portuguese: É melhor você não escrever aqui.

English: Tom showed interest in the plan.
Hebrew: תום הביע עניין לגבי התוכנית.

English: He played an important role on the committee.
Spanish: Él jugaba un rol importante en el comité.

English: Have you seen Tom recently?
French: As-tu vu Tom récemment ?

English: He asked me to pass him the salt.
French: Il m'a demandé de lui passer le sel.

English: I hope you've learned your lesson.
Berber: Ssarameɣ tlemdemt tamsirt-nwent.

English: Listen, I don't want to fight.
Russian: Послушай, я не хочу драться.

English: How do you keep so calm?
Bengali: তুমি কি করে এতো শান্ত থাকতে পার?

English: Tom and Mary like each other.
Spanish: Tom y Mary se gustan.

English: What's your job?
Ukrainian: Ким ти працюєш?

English: This is the village where I was born.
Italian: Questo è il villaggio in cui sono nata.

English: Tom turned on his computer.
Marathi: टॉमने त्याचा कम्प्यूटर चालू केला.

English: Those shoes go well with this white skirt.
Berber: Irkasen-a rnan mliḥ ɣef tsafa-a tamellalt.

English: In case of collision, the vehicle which has maintained the proper side of the roadway has the advantage in case of legal controversy.
Serbian: У случају судара, возило које се правилно држало своје стран пута има предност у случају легалних контроверзија.

English: I'm just a little surprised.
Spanish: Solo estoy un poco sorprendida.

English: I feel like I'm ready for that.
Russian: Я чувствую, что готов к этому.

English: I'm not going to do that tomorrow.
French: Je ne vais pas faire ça demain.

English: It helped me a lot.
Italian: Mi ha aiutato molto.

English: Are you saying you didn't write this?
Berber: Teɣsem ad d-tinim maci d kenwi ay d-yuran aya?

English: Tom told me Mary was very beautiful, but I didn't think she'd be that beautiful.
Portuguese: O Tom me disse que a Mary era bonita, mas eu não pensava que ela era tão bonita assim.

English: You don't speak French, do you?
Russian: Ты не говоришь по-французски, не правда ли?

English: Tom knows I'm home.
Portuguese: Tom sabe que eu estou em casa.

English: Not knowing what to say, I remained silent.
German: Da ich nichts zu sagen wusste, schwieg ich.

English: Monday is a difficult day.
Berber: Letniyen d ass iweɛṛen.

English: You're obese.
German: Du bist fett.

English: Tom and Mary were very happy together.
German: Tom und Maria waren zusammen sehr glücklich.

English: I agree to your proposal.
Ukrainian: Я згоден з вашою пропозицією.

English: I know how to win.
Hungarian: Tudom, hogyan nyerjek.

English: What were you doing?
Arabic: ما الذي كنت تفعله؟

English: There is an urgent need for them to update their system.
Icelandic: Þau þurfa bráðnauðsynlega að uppfæra kerfið sitt.

English: He soon walked away.
Japanese: 彼はまもなく立ち去った。

English: Is Tom really going to Boston by himself?
Russian: Том серьезно собирается сам ехать в Бостон?