English: The three of them ate lunch together.
Berber: Ččant imekli deg kraḍ yid-sent.

English: What do you have in your suitcase?
German: Was hast du in deinem Koffer?

English: I wasn't expecting you to be here.
Serbian: Нисам очекивала да ћеш бити овде.

English: Tom offered Mary a handkerchief.
Finnish: Tom tarjosi Marylle nenäliinaa.

English: I started this research three years ago.
Russian: Я начал это исследование три года назад.

English: Why can't we go with you?
Czech: Proč nemůžeme jít s tebou?

English: I found it in the attic.
Turkish: Onu tavan arasında buldum.

English: You should wear your own clothes.
German: Sie sollten eigene Kleidung tragen.

English: Where do you work?
Italian: Dove lavori?

English: Your keys are on the counter.
Portuguese: Suas chaves estão no balcão.

English: I've been waiting an hour.
Macedonian: Чекам веќе цел саат.

English: Please put your shirt on.
Berber: Els akerbas-nnem, ma ulac aɣilif.

English: He let the dog loose in the garden.
Berber: Iserreḥ-as i teydit-nni deg tebḥirt.

English: I hope it'll work next time.
German: Ich hoffe, nächstes Mal wirkt es.

English: When can I see you?
Ukrainian: Коли я зможу вас побачити?

English: I just want to thank you for your help.
French: Je veux juste vous remercier pour votre aide.

English: Tom put on a tie.
Italian: Tom si mise una cravatta.

English: I'm the type who gets nervous in front of people, so I'm bad at speech making.
Japanese: 私はあがり症なので、人前で話すのが苦手です。

English: Tom drank milk.
Berber: Yeswa Tom akeffay.

English: You're not poor.
Italian: Tu non sei povero.

English: I know Tom isn't guilty.
Ukrainian: Я знаю, що Том невинний.

English: Answer the phone.
French: Répondez au téléphone !

English: I seldom eat meat anymore.
Berber: Uɣaleɣ qlil anda setteɣ aksum.

English: He should have bought some pencils.
Czech: Měl si koupit pár per.

English: What do you see out there?
Italian: Cos'hai visto là fuori?

English: Were you on time for work today?
Berber: Ass-a, tewwḍemt ɣer umahil deg wakud?

English: He got 90% in English.
Hebrew: הוא קיבל באנגלית 90%.

English: Lincoln was a good politician and a smart lawyer.
French: Lincoln était un bon politicien et un avocat intelligent.

English: He is also returning late today.
Polish: On dzisiaj też późno wraca.

English: Don't worry about your dog. I'll take care of him.
French: Ne vous faites pas de souci pour votre chien. J'en prendrai soin.

English: Tom borrowed my eraser.
Turkish: Tom silgimi ödünç aldı.

English: That candle isn't white.
Polish: Ta świeca nie jest biała.

English: Do you weigh more than Tom?
Russian: Ты весишь больше Тома?

English: This pizza is nearly perfect.
Ukrainian: Ця піца майже досконала.

English: Tom needs to do that.
Turkish: Tom'un onu yapması gerekiyor.

English: We used to be friends with Tom.
Czech: S Tomem jsme se kdysi přátelili.

English: Are you a wizard?
Ukrainian: Ви чарівник?

English: I play the harp.
Spanish: Toco el arpa.

English: Watch how I do it.
French: Regarde comment je le fais !

English: Why didn't you believe me?
Czech: Proč jsi mi nevěřil?

English: Who will look after the baby?
Ukrainian: Хто доглядатиме за немовлям?

English: It's obvious why you have a stomachache.
Vietnamese: Thật dễ thấy tại sao bạn bị đau bụng.

English: Tom has built a large house.
Ukrainian: Том побудував великий будинок.

English: I love this car.
German: Ich liebe dieses Auto.

English: Tom is fast.
Finnish: Tom on nopea.

English: We need more.
Ukrainian: Нам треба більше.

English: I'm trying to help you.
Ukrainian: Я намагаюся тобі допомогти.

English: We explored the Amazon forest.
Italian: Abbiamo esplorato la foresta amazzonica.

English: Studies have revealed that the average keyboard has more germs than a toilet seat.
Hebrew: מחקרים גילו שעל מקלדת סטנדרטית יש יותר חיידקים מאשר על מושב אסלה.

English: It will get warmer and warmer.
French: Il fera de plus en plus chaud.

English: I don't know why he's crying.
Hebrew: אני לא יודע למה הוא בוכה.

English: Lambs are baby sheep.
Russian: Ягнята - это детёныши овец.

English: What would you do in my place?
Ukrainian: Якби ти був на моєму місці, що б ти зробив?

English: I can read you like a book.
Hungarian: Nyitott könyv vagy előttem.

English: Your couscous is delicious.
Berber: Ẓid seksu-nnem.

English: I'm soaked to the bone.
French: Je suis trempé jusqu'à l'os.

English: Tom played with Mary's cat.
Italian: Tom giocava con il gatto di Mary.

English: I like spring the best.
Finnish: Pidän keväästä eniten.

English: Tom would be stupid to leave Mary alone.
Italian: Tom sarebbe stupido a lasciare Mary da sola.

English: I'm not a coward.
Hebrew: איני פחדן.

English: Every crime must be punished.
Finnish: Jokaisesta rikoksesta täytyy rangaista.

English: It's a fact you can't deny.
Korean: 네가 부정하지 못할 사실이다.

English: Thanks for coming this evening.
German: Danke, dass du heute Abend gekommen bist.

English: He solved the difficult problem easily.
Spanish: Él resolvió el difícil problema con facilidad.

English: I won't ask any more questions.
Serbian: Нећу више постављати питања.

English: He turned off all the lights at eleven.
Japanese: 彼は１１時に明かりを全部消した。

English: I want your opinion.
Italian: Voglio la vostra opinione.

English: Is this your copy of the dictionary?
French: Est-ce votre copie du dictionnaire ?

English: Tom buttoned up his coat.
Spanish: Tom se abrochó su abrigo.

English: Both Tom and Mary are professors.
Ukrainian: Том з Мері — викладачі.

English: Tom speaks French as well as Mary.
Berber: Tom yessen ad yessiwel tafṛensist am Mary.

English: The reasons for our failure are as follows.
Russian: Причины нашего провала следующие.

English: Don't rely on others.
Japanese: 人に頼るなよ。

English: She whispered something to him.
Italian: Gli ha sussurrato qualcosa.

English: Tom went insane and burned all his clothes.
Czech: Tom zešílel a spálil všechno své oblečení.

English: I'm a bit busy.
Japanese: ちょっと忙しい。

English: I cry every day.
Ukrainian: Я плачу кожного дня.

English: Don't worry about me.
Bulgarian: Не се тревожи за мен.

English: Don't talk about yourself like that.
Russian: Не говорите так о себе.

English: I have nowhere near enough money to buy a house.
Dutch: Ik heb bij lange na niet genoeg geld om een huis te kopen.

English: Get started.
Portuguese: Comece.

English: He went away.
Danish: Han gik sin vej.

English: He had no luck in finding work.
Russian: Ему не удалось найти работу.

English: Could you teach me some French?
Italian: Potreste insegnarmi un po' di francese?

English: I forgot to buy a gift for you.
Turkish: Senin için bir hediye satın almayı unuttum.

English: I know the potential consequences.
Russian: Я в курсе возможных последствий.

English: They stayed out of the way.
Turkish: Yolun dışında durdular.

English: I know that you can't play the guitar.
Russian: Я знаю, что ты не умеешь играть на гитаре.

English: I feel lost.
Hebrew: אני מרגישה אבודה.

English: Were you busy yesterday?
Italian: Eri impegnata ieri?

English: That path is impassable.
German: Dieser Weg ist nicht begehbar.

English: Do you have a beef with me?
Japanese: 何か文句ある？

English: Tom is fluent in French.
Italian: Tom è fluente in francese.

English: Tom began to work before sunrise.
Berber: Tom yebda amahil uqbel ad d-tenqer tafukt.

English: I promise not to peek.
Russian: Обещаю не подсматривать.

English: Where is my chainsaw?
Italian: Dov'è la mia motosega?

English: The kitchen in that house is very nice.
Spanish: La cocina de esa casa es muy bonita.

English: Yoga comes from India.
Turkish: Yoga, Hindistan kökenlidir.

English: Tom's shirt was soaked with sweat.
French: La chemise de Tom était trempée de sueur.

English: Is Tom good?
Italian: Tom è buono?

English: There were no schools for the deaf at that time.
Russian: В то время не было школ для глухих.

English: When did you get to know Tom?
Italian: Quando ha conosciuto Tom?

English: That isn't my style.
Ukrainian: Це не мій стиль.