English: It sounds very plausible.
Romanian: Sună foarte plauzibil.

English: These mushrooms are poisonous.
Portuguese: Esses cogumelos são venenosos.

English: He swindled her.
Dutch: Hij bezwendelde haar.

English: Tom got Mary to scratch the part of his back he couldn't reach.
German: Tom ließ sich von Maria dort, wo er nicht hinkam, am Rücken kratzen.

English: I have been in the hospital for the last month.
Berber: Ayyur aya seg wasmi ay lliɣ deg usegnaf.

English: There's a book, a pencil, and a sheet of paper on the table.
German: Ein Buch, ein Stift und ein Blatt Papier sind auf dem Tisch.

English: They kissed in the back of the car.
German: Sie küssten sich hinten im Wagen.

English: Let me show it to you.
Russian: Давайте я вам её покажу.

English: That didn't really happen.
German: Das ist nicht wirklich geschehen.

English: I'm just as confused as you are.
Polish: Jestem równie zdezorientowany jak ty.

English: Today I want to eat something light.
Japanese: 今日はあっさりしたものが食べたい。

English: Tom wanted to find a creative way to tell Mary that he loved her.
Spanish: Tom quería encontrar una manera creativa de decir a Mary que él la amaba.

English: We couldn't have done it without your help.
Russian: Мы бы не смогли этого сделать без вашей помощи.

English: Tom made up his mind.
Japanese: トムは心を決めた。

English: Tom said that Mary didn't look that upset to him.
Berber: Tom yenna-d dakken Mary ur as-d-tban ara iɣaḍ-itt lḥal akk anect-a.

English: Your hypothesis is plausible.
Italian: La sua ipotesi è plausibile.

English: Let's give Tom another chance.
Romanian: Să-i dăm lui Tom încă o șansă.

English: "Keep the change." "Thank you."
Japanese: 「お釣りは取っといて」「ありがとう」

English: What do you guys want to eat?
Berber: D acu ay teɣsem ad teččem a imeddukal?

English: I went to Boston last week, too.
Japanese: 私も先週ボストンに行ったのよ。

English: Let's go to the toy store.
Turkish: Hadi oyuncak mağazasına gidelim.

English: Were you busy?
Spanish: ¿Estabas ocupada?

English: Tom has been in Australia for three days.
German: Tom ist schon seit drei Tagen in Australien.

English: You did not come to school yesterday.
Finnish: Sinä et tullut kouluun eilen.

English: Has Tom given you anything?
Ukrainian: Том тобі щось дав?

English: They attend every meeting.
German: Sie nehmen an jedem Treffen teil.

English: You should relax.
Berber: A win yufan, ad tserrḥeḍ i yiman-nnem.

English: Do you like pears?
Slovak: Máš rada hrušky?

English: It's always darkest before the dawn.
Czech: Nic není tak špatné jak se zdá.

English: "Tom? What are you doing here?" "I could ask you the same thing, Mary."
German: „Tom? Was machst du denn hier?“ – „Das könnte ich dich auch fragen, Maria.“

English: The leaves began to turn red and yellow.
Berber: Afriwen bdan la ttizwiɣen, ttiwriɣen.

English: He fell backward.
Russian: Он упал навзничь.

English: There are many kinds of animals in the zoo.
Portuguese: Há muitos tipos de animais no zoológico.

English: I felt my hands shaking and my heart beating fast.
Slovak: Cítil som, že sa mi trasú ruky a prudko bije srdce.

English: Why are you naked?
Ukrainian: Чому ти голий?

English: It's good that you were there.
Ukrainian: Добре, що ви були там.

English: Let's act like we're foreigners.
Hebrew: בואו נעמיד פנים שאנחנו מחו"ל.

English: I want to be normal.
Italian: Voglio essere normale.

English: She's feeling much better thanks to that medical treatment.
German: Ihr geht es dank der ärztlichen Behandlung viel besser.

English: No one ever tells us anything.
French: Personne ne nous dit jamais rien.

English: It's my favorite food.
Berber: D wa ay d ucci ay ḥemmleɣ akk.

English: Everyone admired his courage.
Finnish: Kaikki ihailivat hänen rohkeuttaan.

English: Tom has no idea what to do.
Spanish: Tom no tiene ni idea de qué hacer.

English: We won't be working tomorrow.
Slovak: Zajtra nebudeme pracovať.

English: I don't eat bread every day.
Greek: Δεν τρώω κάθε μέρα ψωμί.

English: We're waiting for you to help us.
Russian: Мы ждём, что вы нам поможете.

English: Tom has been tolerant.
Italian: Tom è stato tollerante.

English: You're too young.
Serbian: Премлад си.

English: I'm not Tom.
Hungarian: Én nem Tom vagyok.

English: I'm not sure what I should do.
Japanese: どうすればいいのか、よくわからないんだ。

English: I don't think it's a wolf.
Russian: Не думаю, что это волк.

English: Tom won't be at home tomorrow.
Turkish: Tom yarın evde olmayacak.

English: I knew your brother.
Dutch: Ik kende uw broer.

English: I have already eaten lunch.
Italian: Io ho già pranzato.

English: I'm only doing it because I'm forced to.
German: Ich mach' das nur gezwungenermaßen.

English: There's something here.
Hungarian: Van valami más is.

English: I'm a good teacher.
German: Ich bin ein guter Lehrer.

English: I wonder whether Tom is drunk or not.
Ukrainian: Мені цікаво, чи Том п'яний.

English: I fell in love with Mary.
Portuguese: Eu me apaixonei por Maria.

English: Tom is muttering.
Italian: Tom sta biascicando.

English: They recognized Tom.
Italian: Riconobbero Tom.

English: When's that going to happen?
German: Wann geht's los?

English: "What's that sound?" "It sounds like a woodpecker."
German: „Was ist das für ein Geräusch?“ – „Das klingt nach einem Specht.“

English: It is impossible to live without water.
French: Il est impossible de vivre sans eau.

English: Tom swore that he'd never been unfaithful.
German: Tom beschwor, niemals untreu gewesen zu sein.

English: There were many mosquitoes in the room.
Ukrainian: У кімнаті було багато комарів.

English: We've just got to relax.
Ukrainian: Нам просто треба розслабитися.

English: Tom is a good friend.
Hungarian: Tom jó barát.

English: Turn the key to the right.
Italian: Gira la chiave verso destra.

English: Don't you ever feel like you don't know what you're doing?
Ilocano: Dimo kadi pay, aya, narikna a kasla dimo ammo ti ar-aramidem?

English: It snowed yesterday.
Japanese: 昨日雪が降った。

English: Mary prefers to dye her hair blonde.
Hebrew: מרי מעדיפה לצבוע את שיערה בבלונד.

English: I'm your brother.
Berber: Nekk d gma-m.

English: Tom is the only one in our family who likes dogs.
Russian: Том единственный в нашей семье, кто любит собак.

English: The striking workers protested their pay cut.
German: Die streikenden Arbeiter protestierten gegen ihre Gehaltskürzung.

English: That's not exactly what I said.
Spanish: No es exactamente eso lo que dije.

English: I am afraid of bears.
Berber: Nekk ttaggadeɣ ursuten.

English: That girl has become a woman.
German: Aus dem Mädchen ist eine Frau geworden.

English: She wants to marry a millionaire.
Russian: Она хочет выйти замуж за миллионера.

English: The Pacific is the largest ocean in the world.
Russian: Тихий океан - самый большой океан в мире.

English: They like apples.
Finnish: He tykkäävät omenoista.

English: I have no idea who that is.
Italian: Io non ho idea di chi sia.

English: Tom has been singing all day.
Russian: Том весь день поёт.

English: Tom bought a nice present for Mary.
Berber: Yuɣ-d Tom asefk yelhan i Mary.

English: This isn't what I ordered.
German: Das ist aber nicht das, was ich bestellt habe.

English: Did you get Tom's message?
German: Hast du Toms Nachricht bekommen?

English: If UFOs were to attack the earth, what would become of us?
German: Was würde aus uns, wenn Ufos die Erde attackierten?

English: That's terrific.
Portuguese: Isso é ótimo.

English: Where were you at the time of the murder?
Russian: Где ты был в момент убийства?

English: We heard a gunshot.
Berber: Nesla i uεbaṛ.

English: I bought two loaves of bread.
Japanese: 二つパンを買いました。

English: I used to go fishing with my father when I was a child.
French: J'allais régulièrement pêcher avec mon père lorsque j'étais enfant.

English: Tom will forgive us.
Italian: Tom ci perdonerà.

English: Tom wanted to go hunting.
Portuguese: Tom queria ir caçar.