English: She has to stop smoking.
Japanese: 彼女は禁煙しないと駄目だよ。

English: I don't have any money.
Bulgarian: Аз нямам никакви пари.

English: We're cool.
Hebrew: אנחנו קוּל.

English: Tom wanted to know why Mary was absent.
Ukrainian: Том хотів знати, чому Марія була відсутня.

English: She refused my offer to help her.
Hebrew: היא דחתה את הצעתי לעזור לה.

English: Tom became emotional.
Italian: Tom divenne emotivo.

English: Tom says he was in Boston the week before last.
German: Tom sagt, er sei vorletzte Woche in Boston gewesen.

English: I'll send you home in my car.
Berber: Ad ken-ssiwḍeɣ s axxam s tkeṛṛust-inu.

English: We want money.
Italian: Vogliamo del denaro.

English: The bridge is being repainted.
Hebrew: הגשר עובר צביעה מחדש.

English: Many homeless people live in parks.
Italian: Molti senzatetto abitano nei parchi.

English: Do you sell a lot of these?
Hebrew: את מוכרת הרבה מאלה?

English: We won.

English: You don't have any money.
Portuguese: Você não tem dinheiro algum.

English: Talk to somebody.
Portuguese: Fale com alguém.

English: I have to talk to you alone.
French: Je dois te parler seul à seule.

English: What's your mom's name?
Marathi: तुझ्या आईचं नाव काय आहे?

English: Where are we?
Berber: Anda ay aql-aɣ?

English: Take a look at this.
Ukrainian: Подивись на це.

English: It's really beautiful.
Italian: È davvero bella.

English: I don't have a bicycle.
Azerbaijani: Mənim velosipedim yoxdur.

English: I bought Tom a book.
Berber: Sɣiɣ-as-d adlis i Tom.

English: I'm smart.
Serbian: Pametna sam.

English: There are a lot of things that we need to buy.
Polish: Jest wiele rzeczy, które musimy kupić.

English: I've got to do my job.
Russian: Я должен делать свою работу.

English: It's perfectly harmless.
Finnish: Se on täysin vaaratonta.

English: May I open a can?
German: Darf ich eine Dose öffnen?

English: I'm not as fond of music as you are.
German: Ich finde keinen solchen Gefallen an der Musik wie du.

English: I know it's going to be hard for you to understand.
Russian: Я знаю, что тебе будет трудно это понять.

English: They're late, as usual.
Portuguese: Estão atrasados, como de costume.

English: I work as many hours as you do.
German: Ich arbeite gleich viele Stunden wie du.

English: I'll pay double.
Russian: Я заплачу двойную цену.

English: I had one last hope.
Swedish: Jag hade ett sista hopp.

English: I showed him who's boss.
German: Ich habe ihm klargemacht, wer der Chef ist.

English: I feel very lucky.
Serbian: Осећам се веома срећно.

English: Please stay in Boston for a few more days.
Hungarian: Kérem, maradjon még néhány napot Bostonban!

English: He wore a red sash across his chest.
Turkish: O göğsüne kırmızı bir fular taktı.

English: Would you like to hear the parrot talk?
Italian: Vorrebbe sentire parlare il pappagallo?

English: I promise I'll bring it right back.
Russian: Обещаю, что сразу принесу его обратно.

English: I think I've heard enough.
Italian: Penso di avere sentito a sufficienza.

English: He got very mad.
Portuguese: Ele ficou furiosíssimo.

English: Tom always arrives on time.
German: Tom kommt immer pünktlich.

English: I had a phone call from him.
Italian: Ho ricevuto una telefonata da parte sua.

English: May I cut in?
Hebrew: מותר לי להתערב?

English: I cannot speak German.
Japanese: ドイツ語は話せません。

English: What are your symptoms?
Russian: Какие у Вас симптомы?

English: Does Tom know that you work here?
Berber: Yeẓra Tom dakken tettmahaled da?

English: Money does not smell.
Ukrainian: Гроші не пахнуть.

English: Please telephone me when you have made up your mind what you want to do.
Russian: Пожалуйста, позвони мне, когда решишь, что хочешь делать.

English: Don't take everything so literally.
French: Ne prends pas tout si littéralement.

English: No one knows.
Hungarian: Senki nem tudja.

English: They aren't happy to see you.
Italian: Non sono felici di vederla.

English: The old man passed away this morning.
Mandarin Chinese: 老人今天早上去世了。

English: How may I help you today, sir?
Portuguese: Como posso ajudá-lo hoje, senhor?

English: Do you live here?
Italian: Voi abitate qui?

English: I'll do my best not to disturb your studying.
Italian: Farò del mio meglio per non disturbare il tuo studio.

English: It was nice to speak with her.
French: C'était agréable de parler avec elle.

English: What do our guests want?
Russian: Чего хотят ваши гости?

English: Tom never told me he was engaged.
Turkish: Tom bana nişanlandığını hiç söylemedi.

English: Please hurry.
Kabyle: Di leɛnaya-k ɛijel!

English: Tom isn't going to be happy about this.
Finnish: Tom ei tule ilahtumaan tästä.

English: I swim three or four times a week.
Russian: Я плаваю три-четыре раза в неделю.

English: Tom rented an apartment on Park Street.
Hebrew: טום שכר דירה ברחוב פארק.

English: Do you think you speak French better than me?
Turkish: Sence sen Fransızcayı benden daha iyi mi konuşuyorsun?

English: Tom is sleeping.
Finnish: Tom on nukkumassa.

English: I have a student visa.
Ukrainian: У мене студентська віза.

English: Tom denied the rumor.
Spanish: Tom negó el rumor.

English: Nice job!
Polish: Niezła robota!

English: Say hello to your parents for me.
Japanese: お父さんとお母さんに、よろしくね。

English: Even Tom didn't wait.
Czech: Ani Tom nečekal.

English: I can't read minds.
Danish: Jeg kan ikke læse tanker.

English: Take Tom.
French: Prends Tom.

English: A tear ran down her cheek.
Russian: Слеза скатилась по её щеке.

English: Do you want me to help you with your homework?
French: Voulez-vous que je vous aide à faire vos devoirs ?

English: We care.
Hebrew: איכפת לנו.

English: When was the last time you grilled meat?
Russian: Когда ты последний раз жарил мясо на гриле?

English: I haven't yet told anybody else.
Ukrainian: Я більше нікому не казала поки що.

English: Tom never paid me.
Hungarian: Tom soha nem fizetett nekem.

English: Tom almost opened the wrong door.
Portuguese: Tom quase abriu a porta errada.

English: Nothing is the same as it used to be.
Russian: Всё не так, как раньше.

English: When the thief heard the dog bark, he ran away.
German: Als der Dieb den Hund bellen hörte, lief er davon.

English: It saved me.
Hebrew: ניצלתי הודות לכך.

English: I'm feeling good.
Italian: Io mi sento bene.

English: Dry your hair if you don't want to catch a cold.
Hungarian: Szárítsd meg a hajad, ha nem akarsz megfázni.

English: He combines work with pleasure.
Berber: Netta yesdukkul amahil d teḍfi.

English: She is dead.
Dutch: Ze is dood.

English: You should be home.
Turkish: Evde olmalısın.

English: Watch your fingers!
Hungarian: Vigyázz az ujjadra!

English: I can't forget her smile.
Greek: Δεν μπορώ να ξεχάσω το χαμόγελό της.

English: I think it's necessary for you to see him.
Portuguese: Acho que lhe é necessário vê-lo.

English: Christmas is coming soon.
Bulgarian: Коледа наближава.

English: She works in marketing.
Spanish: Ella trabaja en marketing.

English: He seems not to be aware of the conflict between my father and me.
German: Er scheint den Konflikt zwischen meinem Vater und mir nicht wahrzunehmen.

English: He has decided not to go to the meeting.
Dutch: Hij besloot niet naar de vergadering te gaan.

English: They found it.
Italian: L'hanno trovata.

English: I just saw a ghost.
Italian: Ho appena visto un fantasma.

English: I ran into Tom at the station.
Portuguese: Eu esbarrei com o Tom na estação.

English: It's incredibly easy to cheat the system.
Russian: Обмануть систему невероятно просто.

English: This paper doesn't absorb ink.
Russian: Эта бумага не впитывает чернила.

English: May I use your pen?
Italian: Posso utilizzare la vostra penna?

English: I was taking pictures.
Berber: Lliɣ ttaṭṭafeɣ-d tiwlafin.

English: I'll be back soon.
Slovak: Čoskoro sa vrátim.

English: Mary was Tom's first girlfriend.
Italian: Mary era la prima ragazza di Tom.

English: Tom attacked Mary with a dagger.
Turkish: Tom bir hançerle Mary'ye saldırdı.