English: I'm going to exercise every day.
Russian: Я буду заниматься ежедневно.

English: Do you want to hear more?
Berber: Tebɣam ad teslem ugar?

English: I'm thinking about you.
Indonesian: Aku memikirkan tentang dirimu.

English: I'd rather have a piece of cake.
Hebrew: הייתי מעדיפה פרוסת עוגה.

English: The medicine was a brown liquid.
Danish: Medicinen var en brun væske.

English: You look pale today.
German: Du siehst heute blass aus.

English: I ordered a pizza on the phone.
Berber: Ssutreɣ-d tapizza s usawal.

English: Let's just try it again.
Hungarian: Próbáljuk már meg újra.

English: This castle was built in 1610.
German: Das Schloss wurde 1610 erbaut.

English: He broke them.
Berber: Netta yerẓa-ten.

English: I didn't smile.
Finnish: Minä en hymyillyt.

English: Tom has no imagination.
Ukrainian: У Тома немає уяви.

English: I knew this would be hard for you.
Portuguese: Eu sabia que seria difícil para você.

English: How dare you say such things about Tom!
Vietnamese: Sao bạn dám nói những điều như vậy về Tom!

English: I ran away from home when I was thirteen.
Portuguese: Eu fugi de casa quando eu tinha treze anos.

English: His father dedicated his life to science.
Hungarian: Az apja a tudománynak szentelte az életét.

English: Can you pay me in advance?
Portuguese: Pode me pagar adiantado?

English: Give me one last chance.
Russian: Дай мне последний шанс.

English: I enjoy watching children play.
Ukrainian: Мені подобається дивитися, як діти грають.

English: Such a sales system can work for a while, but not forever.
Hebrew: מערכת מכירות שכזאת עשויה לפעול למשך זמן מה, אבל לא לָנֶצח.

English: That belongs to my brother.
Italian: Quello appartiene a mio fratello.

English: You're a lot younger than Tom is.
Turkish: Tom'dan çok daha gençsin.

English: Do your feet still hurt?
Japanese: 足はまだ痛みますか？

English: Where is the dog?
Kapampangan: Núkarín ya ing ásu?

English: That was his name.
Russian: Так его звали.

English: That's why I care.
Russian: Мне поэтому и не всё равно.

English: We are going to cycle to the lake tomorrow.
Hebrew: אנו יוצאים מחר לטיול אופניים ליד האגם.

English: Tom laughed at my joke.
Portuguese: Tom riu da minha piada.

English: Your name, please.
Italian: Il tuo nome, per favore.

English: Give Tom your phone number.
Russian: Дайте Тому свой номер телефона.

English: The room is too small to play in.
Polish: Pokój jest za mały, żeby się w nim bawić.

English: You were wrong.
Russian: Ты ошибался.

English: I'd never say that.
Russian: Я бы никогда не сказала этого.

English: Tom has fallen asleep.
Russian: Том уснул.

English: The flowers in his garden have withered.
Italian: I fiori nel suo giardino sono appassiti.

English: You're asking me questions you already know the answers to.
Serbian: Pitaš me pitanja na koja već znaš odgovore.

English: I wanted to buy the book.
Czech: Chtěl jsem koupit tu knihu.

English: How did you manage to escape?
Russian: Как тебе удалось сбежать?

English: You could come and live with me.
French: Tu pouvais venir vivre avec moi.

English: I was busy yesterday.
Finnish: Minulla oli eilen muuta tekemistä.

English: Tom wanted to work.
Russian: Том хотел работать.

English: You look upset.
French: Tu as l'air contrarié.

English: I'm going to Boston in October.
Russian: Я еду в Бостон в октябре.

English: Please put your cigarette out.
German: Mach bitte deine Zigarette aus.

English: I appreciate your efforts.
Italian: Io apprezzo i vostri sforzi.

English: Her husband smokes like a chimney.
Kabyle: Argaz-is d ccmini s ukeyyef.

English: She is proud of her son.
Polish: Jest dumna ze swego syna.

English: You have nothing to lose.
Finnish: Sinulla ei ole mitään menetettävää.

English: I actually enjoyed that.
Italian: In realtà mi è piaciuto.

English: I'm delighted to meet you.
French: Je suis enchanté de te rencontrer.

English: I feel sick.
Finnish: Minua oksettaa.

English: I'd like to see that.
Dutch: Ik zou dat wel eens willen zien.

English: I'd like to go skiing.
Japanese: スキーに行きたいな。

English: My Christmas is now ruined.
Italian: Il mio Natale ora è rovinato.

English: I could tell you, but I won't.
Russian: Я бы мог тебе сказать, но не скажу.

English: I'm a little out of practice.
Dutch: Ik ben een beetje uit vorm.

English: We lock the doors at night.
Italian: Chiudiamo a chiave le porte la sera.

English: A fork fell off the table.
Hungarian: Leesett egy villa az asztalról.

English: I'm just being polite.
Italian: Sto soltanto essendo educato.

English: I left home at seven.
Marathi: मी सात वाजता घरातून निघाले.

English: Where did you find your key?
German: Wo hast du deinen Schlüssel gefunden?

English: I slept very well last night.
German: Ich habe letzte Nacht sehr gut geschlafen.

English: I'll only go if you invite Tom as well.
Russian: Я пойду, только если вы Тома тоже пригласите.

English: My brother is an engineer.
Marathi: दादा इंजिनियर आहे.

English: Have you seen my wife?
Lithuanian: Ar nematei mano žmonos?

English: Tom was caught stealing toilet paper from a public restroom.
Turkish: Tom umumi tuvaletten tuvalet kâğıdı çalarken yakalandı.

English: It was not until yesterday that I got the news.
Swedish: Det var inte förrän i går som jag nåddes av nyheterna.

English: What is this letter?
Hungarian: Ez meg milyen levél?

English: I did that, too.
Turkish: Onu ben de yaptım.

English: Tom looks utterly confused.
Russian: Том выглядит крайне смущенным.

English: Tom forgot the rules.
Spanish: Tom olvidó las normas.

English: How did you talk Tom into helping you?
Berber: Amek ay tesqenɛem Tom ad ken-iɛawen?

English: My mother won't let us keep pets in the house.
Russian: Моя мать не позволяет нам держать животных в доме.

English: Tom noticed Mary was looking at John.
Spanish: Tom notó que Mary estaba mirando a John.

English: Tom refused to surrender.
Italian: Tom si rifiutò di arrendersi.

English: Tom can stay with you.
Kabyle: Yezmer Tom ad yeqqim yid-k.

English: Have you finished your homework?
Ukrainian: Ви доробили домашнє завдання?

English: That's not what people normally say.
Italian: Non è quello che direbbe normalmente la gente.

English: He is at his desk.
Mandarin Chinese: 他在他的办公桌前。

English: Leave that to me.
German: Überlasse das mir!

English: The last time I met Tom and Mary they didn't have any children.
French: La dernière fois que j'ai rencontré Tom et Marie, ils n'avaient pas d'enfants.

English: I've got a question.
Tatar: Минем бер соравым бар.

English: Were you crying?
Greek: Έκλαιγες;

English: Connect the microphone.
Russian: Подключи микрофон.

English: You must do your homework at once.
Berber: Yessefk ad tgem aɣanen-nwen imir-a.

English: Where are you?
Berber: Mani taliḍ ?

English: Why are you talking so quietly?
Dutch: Waarom praat je zo zachtjes?

English: I just wanted to tell you about Tom.
Hebrew: רק רציתי לספר לך על תום.

English: May I borrow your dictionary?
Kapampangan: Malyári keng andamán ing diksyunáryu mo?

English: Did you find your key?
Marathi: तुला तुझी चावी सापडली का?

English: I just want us to be together.
Russian: Я просто хочу, чтобы мы были вместе.

English: The doctor told Tom to eat less red meat.
Turkish: Doktor Tom'a daha az kırmızı et yemesini söyledi.

English: Tom does volunteer work.
Hebrew: תום מנדב עבודה.

English: Tom is stirring his coffee.
German: Tom rührt seinen Kaffee um.

English: How many Canadians work for you?
Kabyle: Acḥal n Yikanadiyen i ixeddmen ɣur-k?

English: I wish I could do it, but I can't.
Spanish: Desearía poder hacerlo, pero no puedo.

English: Tom is an excellent attorney.
Ukrainian: Том - відмінний адвокат.

English: He did it for the money.
Czech: Udělal to pro peníze.

English: I'm here to buy supplies.
German: Ich bin hier, um Vorräte zu kaufen.

English: The question doesn't concern me.
Polish: To pytanie mnie nie dotyczy.

English: They don't want you. They want Tom.
German: Die wollen dich nicht. Die wollen Tom.