English: I think I'm ugly.
Russian: Мне кажется, я некрасивый.

English: I like my cookies chewy rather than crunchy.
French: J'aime que mes biscuits soient mous plutôt que croustillants.

English: Tom is waiting.
Spanish: Tom está esperando.

English: Have you got something to crack these nuts?
Russian: У тебя есть чем расколоть эти орехи?

English: I think that I did OK on the test.
Dutch: Ik denk dat ik het OK gedaan heb op de test.

English: Why did you tell Tom?
Russian: Зачем ты рассказал Тому?

English: Take care not to strain your eyes.
Japanese: 使いすぎて目を痛めないように気をつけなさい。

English: I won't pay you anything.
German: Ich werde dir keinen Groschen zahlen.

English: The car pulled up in front of the bank.
Spanish: El auto se detuvo frente al banco.

English: Have you decided what you're going to do?
German: Hast du dich entschieden, was du tun wirst?

English: It'll be fine tomorrow.
Russian: Завтра будет хорошая погода.

English: I repeated the word several times for her.
Bokmål: Jeg gjentok ordet flere ganger for henne.

English: I thought you weren't going to tell anyone.
Portuguese: Pensei que vocês não fossem contar a ninguém.

English: You're so adorable.
Italian: Siete così adorabili.

English: It'll be all right.
French: Ça va aller.

English: We act without fear or favor.
Hebrew: אנו פועלים בלי חשש או משוא פנים.

English: You shouldn't have made such a remark even if you had been angry.
Japanese: たとえあなたが立腹していたとしていても、あんな事を言うべきではなかった。

English: I see a house.
Low German: Ik seh en Huus.

English: What are you doing now?
Italian: Cosa sta facendo adesso?

English: You're late.
Polish: Jesteś spóźniony.

English: Tom is all right now, isn't he?
Italian: Tom sta bene ora, vero?

English: Is it true that Tom tried to commit suicide?
Russian: Это правда, что Том пытался покончить с собой?

English: I happen to agree with you.
Turkish: Seninle aynı fikirdeyim.

English: I'm having a hard time with German grammar.
Japanese: ドイツ語の文法に手こずっています。

English: Is it happening?
Italian: Sta capitando?

English: You're not married, are you?
French: Vous n'êtes pas marié, si ?

English: I think that Tom will pass his driver's test.
Russian: Думаю, Том сдаст экзамен на права.

English: Is Tom injured?
Russian: Том ранен?

English: Tom has two girlfriends.
Berber: Tom ɣer-s snat n tmidulin.

English: She was absent from school because of sickness.
French: Elle était absente de l'école pour cause de maladie.

English: He threw in the towel.
Bulgarian: Той се отказа.

English: I am able to swim across the river.
Hebrew: אני יכול לשחות לרוחב הנהר.

English: Tom often complains about his mother's cooking.
Hungarian: Tom gyakran panaszkodik az anyja főztjére.

English: The wall has ears.
Russian: У стен есть уши.

English: Some people say that fish is brain food.
Hungarian: Egyes vélemények szerint a hal fogyasztása jót tesz az agynak.

English: I'm never going to get married.
Spanish: No me voy a casar nunca.

English: I've come to talk with you again.
Spanish: He venido otra vez a hablar contigo.

English: Tom can't taste the difference between expensive wine and cheap wine.
Japanese: トムは高いワインと安いワインの味を利き分けることができない。

English: Let's see what tonight will bring.
German: Wir wollen mal sehen, wie sich der Abend anlässt.

English: There's no room under the bed.
French: Il n'y a pas de place sous le lit.

English: These measures can prevent the disease from spreading.
Russian: Эти меры могут предотвратить распространение болезни.

English: Could you come as quickly as possible?
Serbian: Можеш ли да дођеш што пре?

English: Do you want to leave?
French: Veux-tu t'en aller ?

English: I don't want to be anywhere else.
Turkish: Başka bir yerde olmak istemiyorum.

English: I didn't have any trouble convincing Tom.
Russian: Я без труда убедил Тома.

English: Tom dislikes the house he's living in.
Portuguese: Tom não gosta da casa em que vive.

English: Will you stop teasing me?
Hungarian: Leszállsz már rólam?

English: Tom wants our help.
Turkish: Tom bizim yardımımızı istiyor.

English: Tom drives safely.
Portuguese: Tom dirige com cuidado.

English: I'm sorry that I can't be of more help.
Ukrainian: Мені шкода, що я більше нічим не пожу допомогти.

English: He has long hair.
Italian: Ha i capelli lunghi.

English: We were completely exhausted from the five-hour trip.
Bokmål: Vi var helt utslitte etter fem timers reise.

English: His daughter, as well as his son, was famous.
Ukrainian: Його донька, так само як і син, була знаменитою.

English: Were you there when Tom talked?
Russian: Ты был там, когда Том говорил?

English: They're watching me.
German: Sie beobachten mich.

English: I don't know if Tom is a doctor.
German: Ich weiß nicht, ob Tom ein Doktor ist.

English: We have dinner at seven.
Finnish: Me syömme päivällistä seitsemältä.

English: The Taj Mahal is one of the seven wonders of the world.
Hindi: ताज महल विश्व के सात आश्चर्यों में से एक है।

English: We just walked up and down the beach all day.
German: Wir sind einfach den ganzen Tag den Strand hoch- und runterspaziert.

English: Tom is too good for you.
Berber: Tom maci d tamtilt-nwen.

English: Tom criticized the photo.
Italian: Tom criticò la foto.

English: Mary doesn't have a husband.
Russian: У Мэри нет мужа.

English: Tom told me that I'm first.
Ukrainian: Том сказав мені, що я перший.

English: Why exactly did you need to do that?
Mandarin Chinese: 你到底为什么要这么做？

English: I study Korean.
Japanese: 私は朝鮮語を勉強します。

English: My air mattress has a leak.
German: Meine Luftmatratze hat ein Leck.

English: Tom's father comes home once in a while, but he never sticks around for long.
Portuguese: O pai de Tom chega em casa de vez em quando, mas ele nunca fica por aqui por muito tempo.

English: Why did you apply for this position?
German: Warum haben Sie sich für diese Stelle beworben?

English: I don't think Tom is fit for the job.
Turkish: Tom'un bu iş için uygun olduğunu düşünmüyorum.

English: Whales feed on small fish.
Hebrew: לווייתנים ניזונים מדגים קטנים.

English: That's not mine.
Bokmål: Den er ikke min.

English: I'm already hungry.
Italian: Io sono già affamato.

English: You owe Tom three hundred dollars.
German: Du schuldest Tom dreihundert Dollar.

English: Can you tell us what happened that night?
Marathi: त्या रात्री काय घडलं हे तुम्हाला सांगता येईल का?

English: We don't have to do this.
Ukrainian: Ми не хочемо цього робити.

English: I'm pretty sure Tom's richer than Mary.
Berber: Tḥeqqeɣ belli Tom d ameṛkanti kteṛ n Mary.

English: He isn't afraid to die.
Polish: Nie boi się umrzeć.

English: Do you live in this neighborhood?
Ukrainian: Ти мешкаєш у цьому районі?

English: I want a friend.
Italian: Io voglio un'amica.

English: You'll need someone to care for you.
Kabyle: Ad teḥwiǧem ḥedd ara ibedden ɣer tama-nwen.

English: We went to Boston.
German: Wir sind nach Boston gefahren.

English: He comes back from Singapore next January.
Italian: Ritorna da Singapore il prossimo gennaio.

English: Tom walked down the hall.
Macedonian: Том помина низ ходникот.

English: Why are you following me?
Russian: Зачем вы за мной идёте?

English: You seem pretty busy.
Hungarian: Elég elfoglaltnak tűnsz.

English: I didn't go crazy.
Hebrew: לא יצאתי מדעתי.

English: Why are you pouting?
Hungarian: Miért vagy rosszkedvű?

English: Tom looks extremely nervous.
Italian: Tom sembra estremamente nervoso.

English: Seen from a distance, this mountain looks like Mt. Fuji.
Japanese: 遠くから見ると、この山、富士山みたいだね。

English: Tom was breathing.
French: Tom respirait.

English: In case of fire, you should dial 119.

English: I have a dog.
Hindi: मेरे पास एक कुत्ता है।

English: Tom said he wasn't afraid anymore.
Russian: Том сказал, что он уже не боится.

English: When do you intend to start?
German: Wann hast du vor zu beginnen?

English: Do you want to buy a duck?
Hebrew: אתה רוצה לקנות ברווז?

English: Tom couldn't breathe.
Italian: Tom non riusciva a respirare.