English: In another two weeks you will be able to get out of the hospital.
Spanish: En otras dos semanas podrás salir del hospital.

English: Are you ticklish?
Berber: Tettkikkiḍem?

English: Is Tom good at cooking?
Japanese: トムは料理が得意なんですか？

English: I can read French.
Bengali: আমি ফরাসি পড়তে পারি।

English: I have to do it by myself.
French: Il me faut le faire par moi-même.

English: I need space.
Italian: Io ho bisogno di spazio.

English: You really need a woman.
Spanish: Realmente necesitas a una mujer.

English: I don't think I need to lose weight.
Macedonian: Мислам дека не ми треба да слабеам.

English: Never be late for school again.
Spanish: Nunca más te atrases para ir a la escuela.

English: Push the button.
German: Drücke den Druckknopf!

English: Three children sat on the sofa.
Greek: Τρία παιδιά κάθισαν στον καναπέ.

English: It's the best hotel in this town.
Russian: Это лучшая гостиница в этом городе.

English: Tom won three races in a row.
Hebrew: תום ניצח בשלושה מרוצים רצופים.

English: Do you watch movies?
Polish: Oglądasz filmy?

English: Did you take pictures?
Turkish: Fotoğraflar çektin mi?

English: Do you believe it?
Spanish: ¿Tú lo crees?

English: He's certainly generous with his money.
Spanish: Verdaderamente es espléndido con su dinero.

English: The station is not far from here.
Japanese: 駅はここから遠くない。

English: Have you prepared everything for tomorrow?
German: Hast du alles für morgen vorbereitet?

English: How do you intend to fix this?
German: Wie gedenkst du das zu reparieren?

English: It's so stupid.
French: C'est si stupide.

English: I don't know what's going to happen to you.
Russian: Я не знаю, что с тобой будет.

English: Have you ever seen a koala?
Ukrainian: Ти колись бачила коалу?

English: I've been missing you.
Swedish: Jag har saknat dig.

English: I think I like you.
Swedish: Jag tror att jag gillar dig.

English: What's your third wish?
Italian: Qual è il suo terzo desiderio?

English: I love you.
Japanese: あなたが好きです。

English: I know how to deal with it.
Macedonian: Знам како да излезам на крај со тоа.

English: Their muscles are stiff.
Italian: I loro muscoli sono anchilosati.

English: You should learn how to ride a bicycle.
Berber: A win yufan, ad tlemdemt ad tnehṛemt tasnasɣalt.

English: It's not my fault.
German: Das ist nicht mein Fehler.

English: I'm too fat.
Italian: Sono troppo grasso.

English: I'm expecting someone.
Hungarian: Várok valakit.

English: Bring me my cane.
Macedonian: Донеси ми го бастунот.

English: Call us if you hear anything.
Ukrainian: Поклич нас, якщо щось почуєш.

English: The teacher welcomed the new students.
Swedish: Läraren välkomnade de nya studenterna.

English: We've been doing this for three years.
Russian: Мы делаем это уже три года.

English: I didn't do that either.
Serbian: Ni ja nisam uradila to.

English: You are very rich.
Greek: Είστε πολύ πλούσιες.

English: I am going to miss you.
Italian: Lei mi mancherà.

English: Do you think Tom can find it?
Russian: Думаете, Том может её найти?

English: I found this book hard to read.
Turkish: Bu kitabı hiç akıcı bulmadım.

English: Tom showed the pictures to Mary.
Portuguese: Tom mostrou as fotos a Mary.

English: I want to go with Tom to the hospital.
Russian: Я хочу съездить с Томом в больницу.

English: So, do you like it?
French: Donc, vous l'aimez ?

English: Let's clean our room.
Icelandic: Þrífum herbergið okkar.

English: They shook hands with each other.
Portuguese: Eles apertaram as mãos um do outro.

English: You're just jealous.
Italian: È semplicemente geloso.

English: Everybody loves her.
Italian: Tutti la amano.

English: Tom put on his blinker.
Macedonian: Том пушти жмигавец.

English: I'll go change my clothes.
Spanish: Iré a cambiarme de ropa.

English: Give me a sign.
Ukrainian: Дай мені знак.

English: They didn't budge.
Polish: Nie drgnęli.

English: I have a feeling that she'll come today.
Japanese: 彼女は今日来るような気がする。

English: We'll have to go back.
Marathi: आपल्याला पाठी जायला लागेल.

English: What should I do next?
Japanese: 次は何をしたらよいでしょうか。

English: I trusted Tom.
Dutch: Ik vertrouwde Tom.

English: I took all the coins out of my piggy bank because I didn't have any money and wasn't getting paid until next week.
German: Ich nahm alle Münzen aus meinem Sparschwein, weil ich kein Geld mehr hatte und ich meinen Lohn erst nächste Woche bekomme.

English: You sound worried.
Berber: Tettbanemt-d teɣɣilfemt.

English: Tom won't likely be interested.
Italian: Tom probabilmente non sarà interessato.

English: Tom said he doesn't think Mary wants to do that.
Ukrainian: Том сказав, що він не думає, що Мері хоче це зробити.

English: Which is more important, me or your job?
Turkish: Hangisi daha önemli, iş mi ben mi?

English: I'm with a client.
Hebrew: אני נמצא עם לקוח.

English: I want to go home now.
Italian: Voglio andare a casa ora.

English: Keep back.
French: Reste en arrière.

English: You're always saying that.
French: Tu dis toujours cela.

English: It's not necessary to speak like a native speaker in order to communicate.
Italian: Non è necessario parlare come un parlante nativo per poter comunicare.

English: I think they want you to do it.
French: Je pense qu'elles veulent que vous le fassiez.

English: Is this real silver?
Italian: Questo è vero argento?

English: Aren't you going to attend the meeting?
Russian: Вас не будет на собрании?

English: I wish I hadn't believed Tom.
Russian: Зря я поверил Тому.

English: Tom is only three months old.
Kabyle: Tom yesɛa kan tlata wagguren deg leɛmeṛ-is.

English: Tom is working fast.
Portuguese: Tom está trabalhando rápido.

English: Have you ever seen this?
Italian: Ha mai visto questa?

English: The books are on the table.
Finnish: Kirjat ovat sillä pöydällä.

English: I sometimes feel drowsy in the early afternoon.
Polish: Czasem jestem senny wczesnymi popołudniami.

English: I forgot my glasses at home.
Spanish: Me olvidé las gafas en casa.

English: I've got to go to the hospital.
Italian: Io devo andare all'ospedale.

English: We were ordered to do that.
French: Nous avons reçu l'ordre de faire cela.

English: Tom didn't understand anything we were saying.
Russian: Том не понял ничего из того, о чём мы говорили.

English: Most guitars have six strings.
Dutch: De meeste gitaren hebben zes snaren.

English: I've decided to become an engineer.
Ukrainian: Я вирішив стати інженером.

English: We had a narrow escape.
French: Nous nous sommes échappés de justesse.

English: Do you know how to hunt?
German: Kannst du jagen?

English: Tom enjoyed himself.
Macedonian: Том се проведуваше.

English: Tom is wearing suspenders.
Bulgarian: Том носи тиранти.

English: Tom left a gift for you.
Russian: Том оставил тебе подарок.

English: Are you tired now?
Japanese: 今、疲れていますか？

English: Was it your idea?
Hebrew: האם הרעיון היה שלכם?

English: Why did you buy the flowers?
Ukrainian: Для чого ти купив квіти?

English: Tom didn't do what he's being punished for.
German: Tom hat nicht getan, wofür er bestraft wird.

English: Hold my bag.
Turkish: Çantamı tut.

English: Everyone must protect their own family.
Hungarian: Mindenkinek védenie kell a családját.

English: Tom really respects you.
Berber: Tom yettuksaḍ-ik s tidet.

English: He is carrying out experiments in his laboratory.
German: Er unternimmt in seinem Labor Experimente.

English: Are you here to help?
Russian: Вы помочь пришли?

English: I'm calling to tell you what I need.
Polish: Dzwonię, żeby powiedzieć, czego potrzebuję.

English: I have an idea she will come today.
Japanese: 彼女は今日来るような気がする。

English: Can you take this?
Russian: Вы можете это взять?

English: Tom is joking.
Hungarian: Tom viccel.

English: Tom's face is red.
Italian: Il volto di Tom è rosso.

English: Tom switched off the lamp on the bedside table.
German: Tom stellte die Lampe auf dem Nachttisch aus.

English: Tom is going to be at home on Monday.
Italian: Tom sarà a casa lunedì.