English: White is a popular car color.
French: Le blanc est une couleur de voiture populaire.

English: Tom is a communist.
Polish: Tom jest komunistą.

English: You shouldn't be here.
Spanish: No deberías estar aquí.

English: It's kind of late. We should get going.
Italian: È abbastanza tardi. Dovremmo andare.

English: Tom doesn't know many people in Boston.
Swedish: Tom känner inte många människor i Boston.

English: The river overflowed.
Spanish: El agua del río se desbordó.

English: We're working hard to make up for lost time.
Polish: Ciężko pracujemy, żeby nadrobić stracony czas.

English: You must clean your room.
Hebrew: עליך לסדר את החדר.

English: I think Tom doesn't know what to do.
Russian: По-моему, Том не знает, что делать.

English: Tom has a trash compactor.
Russian: У Тома есть уплотнитель мусора.

English: I tried to explain that to Tom.
Italian: Ho provato a spiegarlo a Tom.

English: That was a very stupid choice.
Japanese: それは非常に愚かな選択だった。

English: How did you cope?
Berber: Amek ay tsellkem iɣfawen-nwen?

English: I'll bet it hurts.
Swedish: Det gör säkert ont.

English: What do you say?
Ukrainian: Що ти кажеш?

English: Do seedless watermelons exist?
Ukrainian: Бувають кавуни без насіння?

English: I must have been out of my mind.
Italian: Devo essere stata fuori di testa.

English: I hate that book.
German: Ich hasse dieses Buch.

English: She studies hard.
Russian: Она упорно занимается.

English: Tom promised not to smoke anymore.
German: Tom hat versprochen, nicht mehr zu rauchen.

English: We have to use the stairs because the elevator is out of order.
German: Wir müssen die Treppe benutzen, weil der Aufzug kaputt ist.

English: Have you been out at all?
Finnish: Oletko käynyt yhtään ulkona?

English: What did you put there?
Czech: Co jste tam položili?

English: Did you really see Tom in the park?
Russian: Вы действительно видели Тома в парке?

English: I know that you're upset with me.
Czech: Vím, že jsi se mnou rozrušený.

English: I think that Tom wants to stay.
Berber: Cikkeɣ Tom yeɣs ad yeqqim.

English: Tom is going to like doing that.
Portuguese: O Tom vai gostar de fazer isso.

English: We thought you knew.
Russian: Мы думали, ты знаешь.

English: Things are starting to take shape.
French: Les choses commencent à prendre forme.

English: I don't care if Tom goes to prison.
Czech: Je mi fuk, jestli Tom půjde do basy.

English: My apartment is near.
Macedonian: Мојот стан е во близина.

English: Tom held up his hands.
Spanish: Tom levantó sus manos.

English: He has a black shirt.
Turkish: Onun siyah bir gömleği var.

English: Tom's wife is just as crazy as Tom is.
Berber: Tameṭṭut n Tom tesleb swaswa am netta.

English: I explained the rules of the game to them.
Spanish: Les expliqué las reglas del juego.

English: Many kinds of flowers come out in the middle of April.
Turkish: Nisan ayı ortasında pek çok çeşit çiçek görünür.

English: Don't touch me with your soapy hands.
Italian: Non mi tocchi con le mani insaponate.

English: We were alone.
French: Nous étions seuls.

English: This was your idea, wasn't it?
Russian: Это же твоя идея была?

English: How old is this tree?
Russian: Сколько лет этому дереву?

English: Keep the door locked.
Italian: Tenete la porta chiusa a chiave.

English: She cut the apple with a knife.
Arabic: قطعت التفاحة بالسكين.

English: I'm learning how to drive.
Hebrew: אני לומדת נהיגה.

English: We're in charge.
Spanish: Estamos a cargo.

English: I'll take my umbrella.
Finnish: Otan mukaan sateenvarjoni.

English: This fruit doesn't taste good.
Spanish: Esta fruta no está buena.

English: Tom always keeps a set of jumper cables in the trunk of his car.
German: Tom hat im Kofferraum seines Wagens immer einen Überbrückungskabelsatz.

English: The door won't close.
Icelandic: Dyrnar lokast ekki.

English: I am thinking of nothing but you.
Berber: Ala fell-ak ay ttxemmimeɣ.

English: How's the weather there?
Italian: Là come è il tempo?

English: Please leave my things alone.
Ukrainian: Будь ласка, залиш мої речі в спокої.

English: It's not the end of the world.
Czech: Není to konec světa!

English: Do you want to stay here?
Russian: Хочешь остаться здесь?

English: Did you eat eggs for breakfast this morning?
Italian: Hai mangiato delle uova per colazione questa mattina?

English: Some people like cats, and others prefer dogs.
Danish: Nogle mennesker kan lide katte, andre foretrækker hunde.

English: Tom was coming down the hill.
Russian: Том спускался с холма.

English: The elephant is a large animal.
Russian: Слон - крупное животное.

English: Don't you work on Monday?
Berber: Ur tettmahaled ara ass n uynas?

English: Do you think Tom is weak?
Hebrew: את חושבת שתום חלש?

English: They live in tents.
Turkish: Çadırlarda yaşıyorlar.

English: I bought it from Tom.
Russian: Я её у Тома купил.

English: I was in Boston three months ago.
Russian: Я был в Бостоне три месяца назад.

English: I took my shoes off and put them under the bed.
Spanish: Me quité los zapatos y los metí debajo de la cama.

English: I'm glad you called me.
Central Dusun: Ounsikou oku tu luminohou ko' doho.

English: Writing love letters isn't easy for me.
Serbian: Nije mi lako da pišem ljubavna pisma.

English: Let me guess.
Russian: Дай мне угадать.

English: We are almost there.
Macedonian: Скоро сме стигнати.

English: He doesn't know what to do with his money.
German: Er weiß nicht, was er mit seinem Geld anfangen soll.

English: Don't forget the ticket.
Czech: Nezapomeňte lístek.

English: I have a girlfriend.
Portuguese: Tenho uma namorada.

English: I went there on Monday.
Russian: Я поехал туда в понедельник.

English: No one loves war.
Italian: Nessuno ama la guerra.

English: I've removed the comma.
German: Ich habe das Komma entfernt.

English: I have no more ideas.
Vietnamese: Tao không có thêm ý tưởng nào nữa.

English: He's a lazy fellow.
Japanese: 彼は怠け者だ。

English: I'm not a journalist.
Vietnamese: Tôi không phải là nhà báo.

English: You need to hire a lawyer.
Hebrew: אתה צריך לשכור עורך דין.

English: You did it.
Russian: Ты это сделал.

English: You shouldn't be so picky about food.
Cantonese: 你唔應該咁揀飲擇食。

English: We have too many classes.
Ukrainian: У нас забагато уроків.

English: Something is happening.
Ukrainian: Щось відбувається.

English: Did you hear the birds chirping?
Russian: Ты слышал, как щебечут птицы?

English: Do you want my advice?
Ukrainian: Хочеш моєї поради?

English: He raised his hand.
Italian: Lui ha alzato la mano.

English: That's a beautiful photo.
Russian: Это красивая фотография.

English: Tom ate in the classroom with his classmates.
German: Tom aß in der Klasse mit seinen Klassenkameraden.

English: Tom needs to study French.
Dutch: Tom moet Frans studeren.

English: Tom and Mary were left alone.
Italian: Tom e Mary furono lasciati da soli.

English: I don't eat out very often.
French: Je ne mange pas très souvent dehors.

English: She used to live with him.
Mandarin Chinese: 她以前和他住一起。

English: I can't work today.
Italian: Non posso lavorare oggi.

English: I leave tomorrow.
Italian: Io me ne vado domani.

English: Tom cried until he ran out of tears.
French: Tom continua à pleurer jusqu'à ce qu'il ne restât plus aucune larme à verser.

English: Even if you know the truth, you had better pretend otherwise at present.
Japanese: 真相を知っていても今は知らないふりをしていた方がいいよ。

English: Who brought the beer?
Russian: Кто принёс пиво?

English: I'm the only person who can do this.
Russian: Я единственный, кто может это сделать.

English: I saw Tom cry.
German: Ich habe Tom weinen sehen.

English: It was far from certain.
Hungarian: Közel sem volt biztos.

English: Wait a second.
Japanese: ちょっと待って。

English: Thank you for your assistance.
Italian: Grazie per la tua assistenza.

English: Just promise me that you won't do anything stupid.
Finnish: Lupaathan minulle, että et tee mitään typerää.

English: Where do you want to go?
Italian: Dove vuole andare?