English: Many things were brought to Japan from China.
Portuguese: Várias coisas foram trazidas da China para o Japão.

English: She couldn't convince him to buy her a new car.
Hebrew: היא לא הצליחה לשכנע אותו לקנות לה מכונית חדשה.

English: Everybody likes polite people.
French: Tout le monde aime les gens polis.

English: They want to tell you their story.
Russian: Они хотят рассказать вам свою историю.

English: I hope you're not offended.
Russian: Надеюсь, Вы не обиделись.

English: You're from Boston, aren't you?
Ukrainian: Ти ж з Бостона?

English: Be prepared.
Spanish: Estate preparado.

English: Does Tom like tennis?
Russian: Том любит теннис?

English: You just have to promise me one thing.
Italian: Dovete solo promettermi una cosa.

English: I like the way you laugh.
Russian: Мне нравится, как ты смеёшься.

English: She's eight years old.
Russian: Ей восемь лет.

English: I'm going shopping. Do you need anything?
Finnish: Menen kauppaan. Tarvitsetko jotain?

English: It is too hot to work.
German: Es ist zu heiß zum Arbeiten.

English: Why are you so grumpy?
Italian: Perché sei così scontroso?

English: I always get up at six.
Berber: Ttakiɣ-d dima ɣef tis sḍiset.

English: Tom felt weak.
Hebrew: תום חש חולשה.

English: He's power-hungry.
Italian: Ha fame di potere.

English: Tom didn't tell anybody about what happened until he was thirty.
Finnish: Tom ei kertonut kenellekään, mitä tapahtui, kuin vasta kolmekymppisenä.

English: The pay is good.
Indonesian: Bayarannya bagus.

English: Hey, that's what I'm here for.
German: Hey, deshalb bin ich hier.

English: Tom didn't give Mary a lot.
Italian: Tom non diede molto a Mary.

English: Tom could win.
Russian: Том мог бы победить.

English: I'm often mistaken for a foreigner.
Finnish: Minua luullaan usein ulkomaalaiseksi.

English: Nobody has solved the problem.
Romanian: Nimeni nu a rezolvat problema.

English: Where did we park?
Hungarian: Hova is parkoltunk?

English: He is hated.
Italian: Lui è odiato.

English: She is merciful.
Italian: È clemente.

English: Tom doesn't read many books.
German: Tom liest nicht viele Bücher.

English: What an idiot!
Ukrainian: Ну що за ідіот!

English: Take the money and run.
Danish: Tag pengene og stik af.

English: The grass needs cutting.
Danish: Græsset trænger til at blive slået.

English: I'm such a crybaby.
Finnish: Olen sellainen itkuiikka.

English: Stay away from this.
Ukrainian: Тримайся від цього подалі.

English: He is watching TV.
Spanish: Él está viendo la tele.

English: Please show me the menu.
Italian: Per favore, mi mostri il menù.

English: I'm not in any hurry.
French: Je ne suis pas pressé.

English: Your problem is similar to mine.
Finnish: Ongelmasi on samantapainen kuin minun.

English: Everyone waited.
Italian: Aspettarono tutti.

English: I didn't know you had children.
Russian: Я не знал, что у вас дети.

English: We won.
Portuguese: Nós vencemos.

English: Please eat.
Italian: Per piacere, mangia.

English: "You must be tired after a long day." "No, not in the least."
Icelandic: „Þú hlýtur að vera þreytt eftir langan dag.“ „Nei, ekki vitund.“

English: He doesn't realize that he doesn't have time for these things.
Spanish: No se da cuenta de que no tiene tiempo para estas cosas.

English: Let me treat you to a cup of coffee at the coffee shop over there.
Spanish: Permítame invitarlo a una taza de café en la cafetería por allí.

English: Children like playing on the beach.
Berber: La tturaren yigerdan deg teftist?

English: Why are you lying?
Korean: 왜 거짓말 하는거야?

English: Why didn't you run?
Portuguese: Por que você não correu?

English: Do you often eat out?
Ukrainian: Ти часто їш не вдома?

English: Stop taking yourself so seriously.
Italian: La smetta di prendersi così seriamente.

English: What's going on in Australia?
Turkish: Avustralya'da neler oluyor?

English: I'd also taken that into consideration.
German: Das hatte ich auch in Erwägung gezogen.

English: Tom helped Mary into the cab.
Macedonian: Том ја стави Мери во такси.

English: How are you?
Assamese: তুমি ভালে আছা নে?

English: Did you go to the art exhibition?
Berber: Teddamt ɣer tzikkent n tẓuri?

English: He got wet from the waist to the knees.
Russian: Он промок с талии до колен.

English: We'll wait patiently.
Macedonian: Ќе чекаме стрпливо.

English: I want to be the one who makes you happy.
Hebrew: אני רוצה להיות ההוא, שעושה אותך מאושרת.

English: Can you give me your telephone number, please?
Kabyle: Tzemrem ad iyi-d-tefkem uṭun n tilifun-nwen, ţxil-wen?

English: What did they hit you with?
French: Avec quoi vous ont-ils frappé ?

English: Have you ever seen a rainbow?
Turkish: Hiç gökkuşağı gördün mü?

English: Didn't Tom come to your house?
Berber: Ur d-yusi ara Tom s axxam-ik?

English: I'm sure Tom will visit Boston.
Ukrainian: Я впевнена, що Том відвідає Бостон.

English: You were a bit late.
German: Du hast dich etwas verspätet.

English: Did Tom believe it?
Ukrainian: Том цьому повірив?

English: I don't know whether I can do it, but I'll try.
Finnish: Minä en tiedä, että pystynkö minä siihen, mutta minä yritän.

English: I want to keep my car there.
Spanish: Quiero dejar mi auto ahí.

English: I don't know how, but I did it.
Russian: Не знаю как, но я это сделал.

English: That takes guts.
Russian: На это нужна смелость.

English: When will you come home?
Thai: คุณจะกลับบ้านเมื่อไหร่?

English: A nail punctured the tire.
Serbian: Ekser je probušio gumu.

English: Tom is a lawyer.
Ukrainian: Том — адвокат.

English: Tom is still frustrated.
Hebrew: תום עדיין מתוסכל.

English: Do you like dogs?
Hungarian: Szereted a kutyákat?

English: I have some shopping to do.
Dutch: Ik moet een paar boodschappen doen.

English: He broke his leg in the baseball game.
Spanish: Se rompió la pierna en el juego de béisbol.

English: Is it in there?
Russian: Это там?

English: Have you ever slipped on a banana peel?
Italian: È mai scivolata su una buccia di banana?

English: Heat yourself up some soup.
Japanese: スープは自分で温めて。

English: Why do you insist on going?
Hungarian: Miért akarsz annyira elmenni?

English: Tom's hair is longer than mine.
Berber: Acekkuṣ n Tom d azegzar ɣef ucekkuṣ-iw.

English: It is a book.
Romanian: Aceasta este o carte.

English: Mary is hanging up the laundry.
Japanese: メアリーは洗濯物を干してるよ。

English: Where should I wait for you?
Berber: Anda ara k-ṛjuɣ?

English: That's really sad.
Ukrainian: Це справді сумно.

English: Tom is getting a little tired of this.
Russian: Тому это немного надоедает.

English: I don't know what this means.
Portuguese: Não sei o que isso significa.

English: Your dog looks thirsty.
German: Ihr Hund scheint Durst zu haben.

English: I hope you'll get better soon.
Berber: Ssarameɣ-ak tujjya s lɛejlan.

English: Will you come back tomorrow?
Hungarian: Visszajön holnap?

English: Winning the election was a great victory for the candidate's political party.
Spanish: Ganar la elección fue un victoria grande para el partido del candidato.

English: All the boys were looking at Tom.
Portuguese: Todos os meninos estavam olhando para o Tom.

English: Tom is my age.
Czech: Tom je stejně starý jako já.

English: Have you been listening to me?
Russian: Ты меня слушал?

English: There has to be a first time for everything.
German: Bei allem muss es ein erstes Mal geben.

English: Tom never knew that Mary was unhappy.
Italian: Tom non ha mai saputo che Mary era infelice.

English: I suspect Tom wasn't really surprised.
Ukrainian: Підозрюю, що Том не був дуже здивований.

English: Tom passed the exam.
Russian: Том сдал экзамен.

English: Did you bring wine?
Italian: Hai portato del vino?

English: Here's your desk.
Russian: Вот Ваш письменный стол.

English: That's all I'm thinking about.
Russian: Это всё, о чём я думаю.

English: You were late yesterday.
Russian: Вы вчера опоздали.

English: We've got so much in common.
Russian: У нас так много общего!