English: I need more time to make up my mind.
Russian: Мне нужно больше времени, чтобы принять решение.

English: I took a week off.
Spanish: Me tomé una semana libre.

English: Cheer up.
Japanese: 元気出しなよ。

English: The door opened.
Russian: Дверь открылась.

English: Raise your left hand.
Russian: Поднимите левую руку!

English: Isn't the answer easy?
Swedish: Är inte svaret lätt?

English: Have you ever been to Tokyo?
Russian: Ты бывал в Токио?

English: I can't drink coffee.
Marathi: मी कॉफी पिऊ शकत नाही.

English: I told you I was busy.
Japanese: 忙しいって言ったじゃん。

English: Thousands of people were there.
Japanese: 何千もの人々がそこにいた。

English: Don't eat while reading.
Czech: Nečtěte při jídle.

English: I heard you whistling. You must be happy.
French: Je vous ai entendues siffler. Vous devez être heureuses.

English: I'm not at all busy.
Italian: Non sono per nulla impegnata.

English: I bought myself a hat in that store.
Japanese: あのお店で、自分用に帽子を買ったんだ。

English: You're twice as heavy as I am.
Russian: Ты весишь в два раза больше меня.

English: It is no use your trying to deny it.
German: Es hat keinen Zweck es zu leugnen.

English: Thanks for listening.
Ukrainian: Дякуємо, що вислухали.

English: He went to Boston by car.
Italian: Lui andò a Boston in automobile.

English: Both you and I are students.
Russian: Мы с тобой оба студенты.

English: Tom brought a book.
Italian: Tom portò un libro.

English: I gave my sister a pearl necklace on her birthday.
German: Ich schenkte meiner Schwester ein Perlenhalsband zu ihrem Geburtstag.

English: Tom had trouble getting online.
Russian: У Тома были трудности с выходом в Интернет.

English: Where are you from?
Hungarian: Honnan jöttek önök?

English: I bought myself a small car.
German: Ich habe mir ein kleines Auto gekauft.

English: Why does Tom need a knife?
Berber: Acim yuser Tom tafrawt?

English: This novel was written by a famous American writer.
Marathi: ही कादंबरी एका प्रसिद्ध अमेरिकन लेखकाने लिहिली होती.

English: I'll go to Boston with Tom.
Russian: Я пойду в Бостон с Томом.

English: You should keep your mouth shut.
Mandarin Chinese: 你應該閉上你的嘴。

English: He'll be back home soon.
Dutch: Hij zal spoedig weer thuis zijn.

English: Tom doesn't know that yet.
Russian: Том этого пока не знает.

English: I was hoping Tom wouldn't be busy.
Ukrainian: Я сподівалася, що Том не буде зайнятий.

English: Would you like a free sample?
German: Hättest du gerne eine kostenlose Probe?

English: It's 2:30.
Ukrainian: Зараз 2:30.

English: I wish Tom would leave me alone.
Kabyle: Sarameɣ ad iy-yeǧǧ Tom waḥedi.

English: I bought this house three years ago.
French: J'ai acheté cette maison il y a trois ans.

English: I have food.
Italian: Io ho del cibo.

English: They're right.
Italian: Hanno ragione.

English: Tom didn't want to read a book.
Ukrainian: Том не хотів читати книжку.

English: The leaves blew off.
Hebrew: העלים נשרו ברוח.

English: Did Tom look like he was busy?
Ukrainian: Том мав зайнятий вигляд?

English: I do not understand the exact meaning of this sentence.
Finnish: En ymmärrä tämän lauseen täsmällistä merkitystä.

English: I need help.
Icelandic: Ég þarf hjálp.

English: Do you know how to speak English?
Hebrew: האם אתה יכול לדבר אנגלית?

English: Tom didn't offer to give me my money back.
Polish: Tom nie zaproponował mi oddania moich pieniędzy.

English: I don't care about sports.
Spanish: No me importan los deportes.

English: She thinks of everything in terms of money.
Russian: Для неё всё измеряется деньгами.

English: I'm going to make a cake for Mary's birthday.
Spanish: Voy a preparar un pastel para el cumpleaños de María.

English: Where will you put it?
Italian: Dove lo metterà?

English: I'm leaving tomorrow afternoon.
Finnish: Olen lähdössä huomenna iltapäivällä.

English: I wasn't even driving that fast.
Spanish: Ni siquiera estaba conduciendo tan rápido.

English: Tom isn't interested in Mary.
Spanish: A Tom no le interesa Mary.

English: Tom was attacked by a pack of wild dogs.
Portuguese: Tom foi atacado por uma matilha de cachorros selvagens.

English: I don't know if you remember me.
Russian: Не знаю, помнишь ли ты меня.

English: True happiness consists of desiring little.
German: Wahres Glück besteht darin, sich wenig zu wünschen.

English: Is Tom still safe?
Ukrainian: Том і досі в безпеці?

English: Do you want some vodka?
Berber: Tebɣamt cwiṭ n tvudka?

English: Why wouldn't you listen?
Italian: Perché non ascolteresti?

English: Tom is coming next week.
Ukrainian: Том приїжджає наступного тижня.

English: You called me a traitor.
Italian: Mi ha dato del traditore.

English: There were a few children in the room.
Ukrainian: У кімнаті було кілька дітей.

English: I'm acquainted with Tom.
French: Je connais Tom.

English: Can you guess what I have here?
Spanish: ¿Puedes adivinar lo que tengo aquí?

English: She has a few books.
Berber: Tesɛa cwiṭ n yedlisen.

English: Tom laughed a little.
Turkish: Tom hafif güldü.

English: This is your chance, Tom.
Czech: Tohle je tvoje příležitost, Tome.

English: What did you do?
Italian: Cos'hai fatto?

English: I forgot to turn off the TV.
Italian: Dimenticai di spegnere la TV.

English: Could you please pass me the salt?
Portuguese: Por favor, você poderia me passar o sal?

English: Tom sat just in front of Mary.
Portuguese: Tom sentou na frente de Mary.

English: It's unfortunately true.
Hebrew: לצערי, זה נכון.

English: He was alone in the room.
Ukrainian: Він був у кімнаті сам.

English: Could you give us a minute, please?
German: Könntest du uns bitte eine Minute Zeit geben?

English: America is a country of immigrants.
Dutch: Amerika is een land van immigranten.

English: I didn't eat anything.
Italian: Io non ho mangiato niente.

English: It's time for you to go to bed.
Italian: È ora che lei vada a letto.

English: You'll find it easy.
Portuguese: Você vai achar fácil.

English: I like autumn best.
Berber: D amwan ay riɣ ugar.

English: Did you see where Tom went?
Berber: Ur twalad ara sanda ay yerra Tom?

English: I am in no mood for joking.
Russian: У меня нет настроения шутить.

English: Cars are expensive.
Ukrainian: Машини дорогі.

English: Perhaps you could point us in the right direction.
Macedonian: Можеби би можел да ни го посочиш правиот пат.

English: Does anybody know how the fire started?
Spanish: ¿Alguien sabe cómo empezó el incendio?

English: Let's take a train.
Russian: Поехали на поезде.

English: I wonder if this rumor is true.
Portuguese: Será que esse boato é verdadeiro?

English: We must finish this job tonight.
Turkish: Bu gece bu işi bitirmeliyiz.

English: A poor school record will count against you when you look for a job.
French: Un mauvais parcours scolaire jouera contre toi quand tu chercheras un travail.

English: What's your favorite hotel in Boston?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es vuestro hotel favorito en Boston?

English: I'll take back everything I said.
Low German: Ik nehm allens trügg, wat ik seggt heff.

English: The man went out of his way to take me to the station.
Japanese: その男性はわざわざ私を駅まで連れて行ってくれた。

English: I've changed my profile picture.
Hungarian: Megváltoztattam a profilképemet.

English: Nobody invited Tom.
Danish: Ingen inviterede Tom.

English: Do you think that's all Tom has to do?
Berber: Ɣef leḥsab-nnem, d aya kan ay yesɛa Tom ad t-yeg?

English: She's my classmate.
Japanese: 僕のクラスの友達だよ。

English: We have to go.
Spanish: Deberíamos irnos.

English: I'm wounded.
Hebrew: נפצעתי.

English: Team members are provided with equipment and uniforms.
Japanese: チームのメンバーには、用具とユニフォームが支給されます。

English: It's been a hard year.
Czech: Byl to těžký rok.

English: That's not the way it happened.
Russian: Всё не так было.

English: Are you Tom?
Italian: Tu sei Tom?

English: Do you get it?
French: Est-ce que tu captes ?

English: I'm going to Australia this autumn.
Berber: Ad ṛuḥeɣ ɣer Ustṛalya amwan-a.

English: Tom wants to hear both sides of the story.
Hebrew: טום רוצה לשמוע את שני הצדדים בסיפור.