English: We would move to a bigger house if we had more money.
Japanese: もっとお金があれば、もっと大きな家に引っ越すでしょう。

English: This play has three acts.
Arabic: لهذه المسرحية ثلاثة فصول.

English: Do you like cupcakes?
Russian: Ты любишь кексы?

English: I don't want to talk.
German: Ich will nicht reden.

English: Tom doesn't usually stop if the light is yellow.
Italian: Tom solitamente non si ferma se il semaforo è giallo.

English: Some of the girls in our class don't have boyfriends.
Macedonian: Некои од девојките во нашиот клас немаат дечковци.

English: Tom showed Mary a picture.
Kabyle: Tom yessken-as-d tugna i Mary.

English: Thanks for your quick answer.
Russian: Спасибо Вам за быстрый ответ!

English: Let me go!
Kabyle: Tixeṛ-iyi ad ṛuḥeɣ.

English: Can we stop at the post office?
Turkish: Biz postanede durabilir miyiz?

English: Where are you now exactly?
German: Wo seid ihr jetzt genau?

English: Do you like coffee?
Greek: Σ' αρέσει ο καφές;

English: We lost it.
Macedonian: Го изгубивме.

English: I'm not hiding anything.
Russian: Я ничего не прячу.

English: Does this make sense?
Hungarian: Van értelme?

English: Tom is an Orthodox priest.
Ukrainian: Том - піп.

English: Will you come with me to the store?
German: Gehst du mit mir in den Laden?

English: I've figured out the puzzle.
Polish: Rozwiązałem zagadkę.

English: I left the room.
Berber: Ddiɣ seg texxamt-nni.

English: Tom's hiding something, too.
Hebrew: גם תום החביא משהו.

English: Here's my card.
Czech: Tady je moje karta.

English: We tried to fight.
Portuguese: Nós tentamos lutar.

English: The world is running out of oil.
German: Der Welt geht das Öl aus.

English: Tom couldn't count to ten until he was three years old.
German: Tom konnte erst mit drei Jahren bis zehn zählen.

English: A dollar is equal to a hundred cents.
Italian: Un dollaro equivale a cento centesimi.

English: This isn't about us.
Russian: Это не про нас.

English: Tom knows Mary lied.
Macedonian: Том знае дека Мери лажела.

English: Do you miss Boston?
German: Vermisst du Boston?

English: He is a famous composer.
Vietnamese: Ông ấy là một nhà soạn nhạc nổi tiếng.

English: I hope you can be a better father than I was.
Portuguese: Espero que você possa ser um pai melhor do que eu.

English: It's been quite a week.
Hungarian: Nem semmi ez a hét.

English: We must keep on fighting.
Russian: Мы должны продолжать бороться.

English: Tom really enjoys his job.
Italian: A Tom piace veramente il suo lavoro.

English: Feel free to eat anything in the fridge.
Serbian: Слободно једи било шта из фрижидера.

English: Why don't you go out?
Macedonian: Зошто не излегуваш?

English: I heard it on the news today.
Polish: Słyszałem o tym w dzisiejszych wiadomościach.

English: Mary is waiting outside, isn't she?
Turkish: Mary dışarıda bekliyor, değil mi?

English: Was there enough money?
Portuguese: Havia dinheiro o bastante?

English: We now know Tom was lying.
Russian: Теперь мы знаем, что Том лгал.

English: Could you bring me a glass of water?
Russian: Вы не могли бы принести мне стакан воды?

English: Tom can't get his ring off his finger.
Romanian: Tom nu-și poate scoate inelul de pe deget.

English: I feel uncomfortable in this chair.
Italian: Mi sento scomoda su questa sedia.

English: Do you still want to be an officer?
Portuguese: Você ainda quer ser um oficial?

English: I can't see.
German: Ich kann nicht sehen!

English: Could you lower your voice?
Swedish: Skulle du kunna sänka rösten?

English: You won't be able to protect yourself.
Russian: Вы не сможете защититься.

English: I want to become a TV announcer in the future.
Japanese: 私は将来テレビのアナウンサーになりたい。

English: Whose guitar is this?
Mandarin Chinese: 这把吉他是谁的？

English: Do you get it?
Russian: Сечёшь?

English: She can play the piano.
Finnish: Hän osaa soittaa pianoa.

English: It's true that she's pretty, but she's selfish.
German: Sie ist zwar hübsch, aber selbstsüchtig.

English: You've got to get out of here, Tom.
German: Du musst hier verschwinden, Tom.

English: This company was established in 1930.
German: Diese Firma wurde 1930 gegründet.

English: You should've practiced harder.
German: Du hättest fleißiger üben sollen.

English: I tried to be aggressive.
Serbian: Pokušao sam da budem agresivan.

English: Talk to us.
Portuguese: Fale conosco.

English: You've been good to us.
Dutch: Je was goed voor ons geweest.

English: You are very beautiful.
Azerbaijani: Sən çox gözəlsən.

English: We need more coffee.
Greek: Χρειαζόμαστε περισσότερο καφέ.

English: Tom cleaned the attic.
Hungarian: Tom kitakarította a padlást.

English: The rain is wonderful.
Ukrainian: Дощ чудовий.

English: I'm sure we'll find something to do.
German: Wir finden schon Beschäftigung.

English: Let's drop by his house.
Icelandic: Komum við heima hjá honum.

English: Australia is smaller than South America.
Dutch: Australië is kleiner dan Zuid-Amerika.

English: What time do you usually eat breakfast?
Finnish: Mihin aikaan tavallisesti syöt aamiaista?

English: I can't wait to hear it.
French: J'ai hâte de l'entendre.

English: Nothing we have done today has gone according to plan.
French: Rien de ce que nous avons fait aujourd'hui ne s'est déroulé selon le plan.

English: She wept with emotion.
German: Sie weinte vor Rührung.

English: Dinner's getting cold.
Hungarian: Kihűl a vacsora.

English: I'm lost. Can you help me, please?
French: Je suis perdu, pouvez-vous m'aider, s'il vous plait ?

English: They'll do something.
Macedonian: Ќе направат нешто.

English: Get some sleep.
Ukrainian: Трохи поспіть.

English: Everyone knows.
Hungarian: Mindenki tudja.

English: Was the book interesting?
Hebrew: הספר היה מעניין?

English: The meeting was just about over.
French: La réunion était pour ainsi dire close.

English: Don't confuse Austria with Australia.
Berber: Ur rewwi ara gar Tutrict d Ustṛalya.

English: Would you like me to show you how to do that?
German: Soll ich euch zeigen, wie man das macht?

English: Do you know anyone in Australia?
French: Connais-tu quelqu'un en Australie ?

English: I can't blame Tom for not wanting to come.
Russian: Я не могу винить Тома за его нежелание прийти.

English: This is driving me crazy.
Hebrew: זה מטמטם אותי.

English: You speak French very well. I wish I could speak it as well as you.
Kabyle: Theddreḍ mliḥ tafṛansist. Mennaɣ lemmer zmireɣ ad tt-heḍṛeɣ am kemm.

English: Tom saw that happening and said nothing.
Portuguese: Tom viu aquilo acontecer e não disse nada.

English: I got my pay yesterday.
Japanese: 昨日、給料が入ったんだ。

English: The museum is open to the public.
German: Das Museum ist für die Öffentlichkeit geöffnet.

English: I knew you were coming.
Hungarian: Tudtam, hogy jössz.

English: It is going to be rather cold.
French: Le fond de l'air va être frais.

English: When will you leave?
Kabyle: Melmi ara ad tṛuḥem?

English: Tom invited me to the party.
German: Tom lud mich zur Feier ein.

English: I always wear boots when it rains or snows.
Russian: Я всегда ношу сапоги, когда идёт дождь или снег.

English: I wonder who that could be.
Russian: Интересно, кто бы это мог быть.

English: You're a bigot.
Italian: È una bigotta.

English: I ordered two hamburgers.
Hebrew: הזמנתי שני המבורגרים.

English: Where are you guys?
Dutch: Waar zijn jullie?

English: Seven policemen were killed.
Romanian: Șapte polițiști au fost uciși.

English: These things belong to me.
Ukrainian: Ці речі належать мені.

English: Put your backs into it.
Hebrew: תרתמו לזה.

English: In Japan, school starts in April.
German: In Japan beginnt die Schule im April.

English: Why do you think Tom would do this?
Italian: Perché pensi che Tom farebbe questo?

English: I'm not signing anything.
German: Ich werde nichts unterschreiben.

English: There's a post office at the end of the street.
German: Am Ende der Straße gibt es ein Postamt.

English: He's now aboard the ship.
Italian: Lui adesso è a bordo della nave.

English: I study Korean.
German: Ich lerne Koreanisch.