English: If I don't report it, someone else will.
Turkish: Ben onu bildirmezsem başkası yapacak.

English: Their patience was about to give out.
Spanish: Estaban a punto de perder la paciencia.

English: You forgot your umbrellas.
Ukrainian: Ви забули свої парасольки.

English: They look like us.
Portuguese: Elas se parecem conosco.

English: Don't give me a thing.
Turkish: Bana hiçbir şey vermeyin.

English: You're really a hard worker.
Ukrainian: Ти дуже добрий працівник.

English: Let's go see what's in your attic.
Italian: Andiamo a vedere cosa c'è nella tua soffitta.

English: Tom asked too many questions.
Turkish: Tom çok fazla soru sordu.

English: He was very poor.
French: Il était fort pauvre.

English: I'm enjoying myself.
Macedonian: На седмо небо сум.

English: This one is for Tom.
Italian: Questa è per Tom.

English: I really appreciate this.
Russian: Я очень это ценю.

English: Tom turned out to be a spy.
German: Es stellte sich heraus, dass Tom ein Spion ist.

English: You aren't young.
Hungarian: Nem vagy fiatal.

English: Is food cheap in Australia?
Russian: Еда в Австралии дешёвая?

English: Everyone forgot my birthday.
Danish: Alle glemte min fødselsdag.

English: My neck hurts today.
Indonesian: Leher saya sakit hari ini.

English: You make my world brighter.
Berber: Tesfeǧǧiǧed-iyi tameddurt-inu.

English: We think Tom will be ready.
Indonesian: Kami pikir Tom akan siap.

English: I arrived first.
Portuguese: Eu cheguei primeiro.

English: Am I incorrect?
Russian: Я не прав?

English: I want a house with a garden.
Russian: Я хочу дом с садом.

English: Ask Tom to stay.
Russian: Попросите Тома остаться.

English: That car is his.
Japanese: あの自動車は彼のものです。

English: They said they're thirsty.
French: Ils ont dit qu'ils avaient soif.

English: Those are my earrings.
Macedonian: Тоа се моите обетки.

English: He got a nice job recently.
Russian: Он недавно получил хорошую работу.

English: You have your orders, people.
Macedonian: Имате наредби, луѓе.

English: You need to study French harder.
Portuguese: Você precisa estudar mais o Francês.

English: Let's eat somewhere else.
Italian: Mangiamo da qualche altra parte.

English: That'll complicate matters more.
Hebrew: זה יסבך את הפרשה עוד יותר.

English: You asked too many questions.
Russian: Ты задал слишком много вопросов.

English: We can rest after lunch.
French: Nous pouvons nous reposer après le déjeuner.

English: Tom told Mary and Mary told John.
Spanish: Tom se lo dijo a Mary y Mary se lo dijo a John.

English: We hit a deer.
Hebrew: פגענו בצבי.

English: "Do you think she'll come?" "I hope not."
Russian: "Думаешь, она придёт?" - "Надеюсь, что нет".

English: I'd like to see you this afternoon.
Portuguese: Gostaria de vê-los esta tarde.

English: Thanks for your support.
Japanese: 後押しをありがとう。

English: I will tell you tomorrow.
Spanish: Te lo contaré mañana.

English: Would you bring me another one, please?
French: M'en apporteriez-vous un autre, s'il vous plaît ?

English: I think Tom is just a little scared.
Russian: Я думаю, Том просто немного напуган.

English: I'm cooperative.
Russian: Я отзывчивый.

English: Look after your children.
Berber: Thella deg warraw-ik.

English: I did it out of curiosity.
French: Je l'ai fait par curiosité.

English: I'm asking you both to try again.
Berber: Ssutureɣ seg-went deg snat ad tɛerḍemt tikkelt niḍen.

English: I'm one of the three guys who had to do that.
Berber: Nekk d yiwen seg kraḍ-nni n yirgazen ay yellan yessefk ad gen aya.

English: Give Tom more time.
Russian: Дайте Тому больше времени.

English: Did you buy a car?
Hungarian: Vettél autót?

English: Tom has different plans.
Ukrainian: Том має інші плани.

English: I believe his name is Tom.
Ukrainian: Мені здається, його звуть Том.

English: I'll let Tom do what he wants to do.
Serbian: Даћу Тому да уради шта жели да уради.

English: I have a different opinion on that subject.
French: J'ai une opinion différente sur le sujet.

English: Tom gave us all the money he had on him.
Russian: Том отдал нам все деньги, что у него при себе были.

English: She heard someone calling for help.
French: Elle entendit quelqu'un appeler à l'aide.

English: The assembly voted to protest against any nuclear armament.
Hebrew: העצרת הצביעה למחות נגד חימוש גרעיני כלשהו.

English: Is this your office?
Marathi: हे तुझं ऑफिस आहे का?

English: We have overlooked this important fact.
Polish: Przeoczyliśmy ten ważny fakt.

English: She was amazed to hear the news.
German: Sie war erstaunt, die Nachrichten zu hören.

English: I spent hours reading books.
French: Je passais des heures à lire des livres.

English: Do you have to work on Saturdays?
Berber: Tettmahalem ass n usiḍyas?

English: I want to learn how to ride a unicycle.
Italian: Voglio imparare ad andare in monociclo.

English: It was dark blue.
Russian: Оно было тёмно-синее.

English: Would you like to see my new car?
Berber: Tebɣid ad twalid takeṛṛust-inu tamaynut?

English: Please invite me the next time you have a party.
Korean: 다음에 파티를 여시면 저를 초대해 주세요.

English: Tom could do that by himself, I think.
Japanese: トムは一人でできると思うよ。

English: Tom is a college student.
Italian: Tom è uno studente universitario.

English: Those houses are big.
French: Ces maisons sont grandes.

English: Did you buy any eggs?
Portuguese: Você comprou ovos?

English: I think it's time for you to come back home.
Berber: Cikkeɣ d akud ad d-teqqlemt ɣer uxxam.

English: The doctor is concerned.
Italian: Il dottore è coinvolto.

English: They de-iced the bridge with salt.
Finnish: He suolasivat sillan poistaakseen jään.

English: Snakes shed their skin.
French: Les serpents muent.

English: He does not like us.
Polish: On nie lubi nas.

English: No, thank you. I'm just looking around.
German: Nein danke, ich schaue nur.

English: There are five apples in the box.
Japanese: 箱にはりんごが5個入っている。

English: It felt nice.
Hebrew: זה היה נעים.

English: Am I making you nervous?
Italian: Vi sto rendendo nervosi?

English: One of my sons is a teacher, and the other is a doctor.
Cantonese: 我有兩個仔，一個係老師，一個係醫生。

English: Almost everyone was dead.
Russian: Почти все были мертвы.

English: I'd like the bill, please.
Japanese: お勘定して下さい。

English: You're wearing your socks inside out.
Italian: State indossando le calze al contrario.

English: I'd no idea you were still alive.
Portuguese: Eu não fazia ideia de que você ainda estava vivo.

English: Dinner is ready, so we can eat whenever we want.
French: Le dîner est prêt, nous pouvons manger quand nous le voulons.

English: I get up at six.
Finnish: Herään kuudelta.

English: Walk slowly.
Italian: Camminate lentamente.

English: Tom's name was third on the list.
Russian: Имя Тома было третьим в списке.

English: Tom isn't going.
Portuguese: Tom não vai.

English: She has nothing in common with him.
Russian: У неё с ним нет ничего общего.

English: I'll take the responsibility on my shoulders.
German: Ich werde mir die Verantwortung aufbürden.

English: I've seen you dance.
Russian: Я видел, как ты танцуешь.

English: I'm going to buy you a watch.
Turkish: Sana bir saat alacağım.

English: There's the doctor.
Berber: Attan timsujjit.

English: Can we go for a walk?
Swedish: Kan vi gå och ta en promenad?

English: I sincerely hope that you will soon recover from your illness.
Spanish: Espero sinceramente que te recuperes pronto de tu enfermedad.

English: So what should I do?
Russian: Так что мне делать-то надо?

English: This is not a sentence.
Belarusian: Гэта не прапанова.

English: She cut the apple with a knife.
Italian: Ha tagliato la mela con un coltello.

English: I have an earache.
Portuguese: Estou com dor de ouvido.

English: I'll take you there.
Spanish: Te llevaré allí.

English: Tom is a conformist.
Hebrew: טום הולך בתלם.

English: When do you want me to wake you up?
Berber: Ɣef wacḥal ay teɣsed ad k-id-ssakiɣ?

English: I'd be really grateful.
Slovak: Bol by som naozaj vďačný.