English: I don't like any of them.
Berber: Ur ḥemmleɣ ula d yiwen seg-sen.

English: The work is almost done.
Berber: Amahil-nni qrib ad ifak.

English: That's not realistic.
Dutch: Dat is niet realistisch.

English: Tom got an A in French.
Finnish: Tom sai kympin ranskasta.

English: There was an explanation.
Italian: C'era una spiegazione.

English: May I swim?
Ukrainian: Можна мені поплавати?

English: That song was very popular three years ago.
Russian: Эта песня была очень популярна три года назад.

English: He always tells vulgar jokes.
Indonesian: Dia selalu melontarkan candaan vulgar.

English: I made her happy.
Russian: Я осчастливил её.

English: I stayed home because I was sick.
Polish: Zostałem w domu, ponieważ byłem chory.

English: I know Tom will be impartial.
Portuguese: Eu sei que o Tom vai ser imparcial.

English: I forgot Tom was a teacher.
Danish: Jeg glemte at Tom var lærer.

English: Every time I see this photo, I think of my father.
Ukrainian: Кожного разу, коли я бачу цю фотографію, я думаю про мого тата.

English: I sang.
Danish: Jeg sang.

English: She earns a living as a writer.
Russian: Она зарабатывает на жизнь тем, что пишет книги.

English: Tom doesn't know the difference between Vikings and Norwegians.
German: Tom kennt nicht den Unterschied zwischen Wikingern und Norwegern.

English: I wasn't drunk.
Marathi: मी प्यायलेली नव्हते.

English: We could live in peace here.
German: Wir könnten hier in Frieden leben.

English: I never liked biology.
Hungarian: Sosem szerettem a biológiát.

English: It'll make sense when you're older.
Finnish: Ymmärrät sen kyllä, kun olet kasvanut aikuiseksi.

English: I know the way.
Italian: Conosco la strada.

English: I wonder whether Tom is angry or not.
Ukrainian: Мені цікаво, чи Том сердитий, чи ні.

English: Tom got very angry with Mary.
Russian: Том весьма рассердился на Мэри.

English: Did Tom tell you what he wanted to eat?
Kabyle: Yenna-ak Tom d acu i yebɣa ad t-yečč?

English: You're a good singer.
Italian: Sei una brava cantante.

English: The two cars crashed.
Spanish: Chocaron los dos autos.

English: Tom doesn't speak to Mary.
Turkish: Tom, Mary ile konuşmuyor.

English: Tom could do this.
Russian: Том мог это сделать.

English: Tom isn't in a very good mood today.
Russian: Том сегодня не в очень хорошем настроении.

English: There's no front door.
Hungarian: Nincs bejárati ajtó.

English: Apart from on rainy days, I always ride my bike to work.
Turkish: Yağışlı günler hariç, ben işe her zaman bisikletimle giderim.

English: That's a hotel.
Dutch: Dat is een hotel.

English: Give me a few minutes and I'll find out what's going on.
Russian: Дай мне несколько минут, и я выясню, что происходит.

English: Fight or die.
Italian: Combatti o muori.

English: Spanish is easy.
Portuguese: O espanhol é fácil.

English: Cheers!
Turkish: Yarasın!

English: I watched TV this morning.
Lithuanian: Šiandien ryte žiūrėjau televizorių.

English: I don't want your help.
Turkish: Senin yardımına kalmadım.

English: Could you sign this?
German: Kannst du das hier unterschreiben?

English: I came last.
Hebrew: הגעתי אחרון.

English: I don't spend time with Tom.
Turkish: Tom'la vakit geçirmiyorum.

English: Sorry to impose, but would you please open the window?
Italian: Mi dispiace di impormi, ma potrebbe aprire la finestra, per piacere?

English: Misfortunes always come in threes.
Romanian: O nenorocire nu vine niciodată singură.

English: I'll see you when I get back.
Czech: Uvidíme se, až se vrátím.

English: This might just work.
German: Das könnte hinhauen!

English: I was tied up until very late getting some things in order.
Spanish: Me entretuve hasta muy tarde arreglando unas cosas.

English: The brake didn't work.
Berber: Ur yeddi ara umawaɣ-nni.

English: I hope you'll come back.
Russian: Надеюсь, ты вернёшься.

English: Tom is part of the survey team.
Hebrew: תום חלק מהצוות הסוקר.

English: Are they coming here tomorrow?
Hebrew: הם באים הנה מחר?

English: How much was your new computer?
Berber: Acḥal ay d-yenker uselkim-nwen amaynu?

English: Tom sat down on the couch next to Mary.
Russian: Том сел на кушетку рядом с Мэри.

English: Tom is a mama's boy.
German: Tom ist ein Muttersöhnchen.

English: I want to live in a rural area.
Japanese: 田舎に住みたいな。

English: Tom ate dinner.
Italian: Tom ha mangiato la cena.

English: We're not yet perfect.
Italian: Non siamo ancora perfetti.

English: I hate pretending I'm having a good time.
Russian: Ненавижу делать вид, что мне весело.

English: That's really a great idea.
Italian: È veramente una buona idea.

English: What happened next?
Portuguese: O que aconteceu depois?

English: Life is beautiful.
Hungarian: Az élet csodálatos.

English: Why do you want me to leave?
Russian: Почему ты хочешь, чтобы я ушла?

English: We can't do that yet.
Berber: Werεad ur nezmir ara ad nexdem aya.

English: I barely made the train.
Estonian: Ma jõudsin vaevu rongile.

English: Tom usually waits for me.
Russian: Том обычно меня ждёт.

English: Do you know why Tom is absent?
Italian: Tu sai perché Tom è assente?

English: I wasn't too hungry.
Romanian: Nu-mi era așa de foame.

English: What you're wearing isn't appropriate for where we're going.
Portuguese: O que você está vestindo não é apropriado para o lugar que nós estamos indo.

English: Once he had written the letter, he sent it.
Italian: Non appena ebbe scritta la lettera, la inviò.

English: Tom's dog was found uninjured.
Berber: Taydit n Tom ur tejriḥ ara.

English: Tom says that he won't do that.
Russian: Том говорит, что не будет этого делать.

English: Tom is in the garden at the moment.
Hebrew: טום בגן כרגע.

English: It didn't matter that much.
Turkish: O kadar da çok fark etmiyordu.

English: I hope you aren't disappointed.
Hebrew: אני מקווה שאת לא מאוכזבת.

English: Tom came early.
Italian: Tom è venuto presto.

English: I have two cats.
Russian: У меня два кота.

English: It's cool after the rain.
Berber: D tasmuḍi mi ara teḥbes lehwa.

English: We plan to stay for a week.
German: Wir planen, eine Woche zu bleiben.

English: I know someone who can help you.
German: Ich kenne jemanden, der Ihnen helfen kann.

English: Tom said his team will win.
Ukrainian: Том сказав, що його команда переможе.

English: Tom likes to drink wine.
Italian: A Tom piace bere il vino.

English: They waited in line for the bus.
Russian: Они стояли в очереди на автобус.

English: I wonder what I'll find in the box.
Macedonian: Се прашувам што ќе најдам во кутијата.

English: What choice do you have?
Russian: Какой у вас есть выбор?

English: You might meet him.
Hebrew: אתה עלול לפגוש אותו.

English: Hang on.
French: Tiens bon !

English: Maybe Tom doesn't remember me.
Korean: 아마 톰은 날 기억하지 않아.

English: How much do you pay for gasoline?
Russian: Сколько вы платите за бензин?

English: These kinds of mistakes don't happen often.
Russian: Подобные ошибки случаются не часто.

English: I slept well last night.
French: J'ai bien dormi cette nuit.

English: I don't want visitors.
Ukrainian: Я не хочу відвідувачів.

English: It's their business.
Berber: Aya d ccɣel-nsent.

English: I'm sorry to barge in like this.
French: Je suis désolé de faire irruption comme ça.

English: The elevator doors opened slowly.
Russian: Двери лифта медленно открылись.

English: Tom picked Mary up.
Russian: Том зашел за Мэри.

English: Tom wants to see you upstairs.
Italian: Tom vuole vedervi al piano di sopra.

English: This scandal has severely damaged the public image of our company.
Russian: Этот скандал нанёс большой урон имиджу компании.

English: This overcoat is inferior to mine in quality.
German: Dieser Mantel ist im Vergleich zu meinem minderwertiger.

English: He can speak Thai as well as English.
Hungarian: Thai nyelven valamint angolul is beszél.

English: I wonder if there really is a Santa Claus.
Ukrainian: Мені цікаво, чи Дід Мороз дійсно існує.

English: Tom is not a suspect anymore.
German: Tom ist kein Tatverdächtiger mehr.