English: You have a good plan.
Greek: Έχεις καλό σχέδιο.

English: You talked to them, didn't you?
Kabyle: Theḍṛem yid-sent neɣ ala?

English: Tom is going to freeze to death.
Ukrainian: Том околіє.

English: I want to get up and dance.
Italian: Voglio alzarmi e ballare.

English: I know that you're rich.
Estonian: Ma tean, et sa oled rikas.

English: I'll be here next week.
Turkish: Gelecek hafta burada olacağım.

English: I am thinking of going abroad.
French: Je songe à me rendre à l'étranger.

English: Easy does it.
Portuguese: Acalme-se!

English: I knew your brother.
Ukrainian: Я знав твого брата.

English: They went their separate ways.
Spanish: Ellos se fueron por caminos separados.

English: Do dolphins really sleep with one eye open?
Portuguese: Os golfinhos dormem mesmo com um olho aberto?

English: Tom has already begun.
German: Tom hat schon angefangen.

English: She treated him very well.
Portuguese: Ela o tratou muito bem.

English: Feed him to the sharks.
Kabyle: Ssečč yis-s iweqqasen.

English: I'm not wearing clothes.
Italian: Io non sto indossando vestiti.

English: I hope that I can do it.
Polish: Mam nadzieję, że mogę to zrobić.

English: Was Tom ever violent?
Macedonian: Дали Том некогаш бил насилен?

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

English: Tom is the one with red hair.
German: Tom ist der mit den roten Haaren.

English: Try to go slower.
French: Essaie d'aller plus lentement.

English: Please promise me that you'll never lie to me again.
Russian: Пожалуйста, пообещайте мне, что больше никогда не будете меня обманывать.

English: How long was Tom in Boston?
Polish: Jak długo Tom był w Bostonie?

English: Tell Tom no.
Spanish: Dile a Tom que no.

English: Are you good at keeping secrets?
Serbian: Umeš li da čuvaš tajne?

English: Tom and Mary don't love each other anymore.
German: Tom und Maria lieben sich nicht mehr.

English: I'm happy you're here, Tom.
Ukrainian: Я радий, що ви тут, Томе.

English: Tom seems uncomfortable.
Italian: Tom sembra inquieto.

English: He doesn't have any children.
Hungarian: Nincsenek gyermekei.

English: Tom asked Mary why she was crying.
Russian: Том спросил Мэри, почему она плачет.

English: He is angry with you.
Kabyle: Yefqeɛ fell-am.

English: I knew Tom would fail his French test.
Russian: Я знал, что Том не сдаст тест по французскому.

English: I saw Tom off at the airport.
Russian: Я проводил Тома в аэропорт.

English: Tom is taller than me by a head.
Hungarian: Tom egy fejjel magasabb nálam.

English: It'll clear up in the afternoon.
Japanese: 午後には晴れるだろう。

English: I've just been told that I have to bring my own equipment.
Spanish: Me acaban de decir que debo traer mi propio equipo.

English: I've never been happier.
Bulgarian: Никога не съм била толкова щастлива.

English: He took off his overcoat.
Japanese: 彼はオーバーを脱いだ。

English: He has been to London three times.
German: Er ist dreimal in London gewesen.

English: Tom wants to know how long you plan to be in Boston.
Macedonian: Том сака да знае колку долго планираш да бидеш во Бостон.

English: Give me your address.
French: Donnez-moi votre adresse !

English: She is my daughter.
Finnish: Hän on minun tyttäreni.

English: I really have a problem.
French: J'ai vraiment un problème.

English: We became good friends.
Italian: Noi diventammo buoni amici.

English: They organized a political party.
Czech: Vytvořili politickou stranu.

English: How was your first day at work?
Russian: Как прошёл ваш первый рабочий день?

English: What could you do?
Hebrew: מה יכולת לעשות?

English: This swallow's wings are broken.
Catalan: Les ales d'aquesta oroneta estan trencades.

English: His accent suggests he is a foreigner.
German: Sein Akzent lässt auf einen Ausländer schließen.

English: Tom shut the door and locked it.
Ukrainian: Том зачинив і замкнув двері.

English: I used to swim in this river.
Italian: Nuotavo in questo fiume.

English: Waiting is boring.
Polish: Czekanie jest nudne.

English: Let's start at 2:30.
Russian: Давай начнём в половине третьего.

English: Do you want to come in?
German: Möchtest du hereinkommen?

English: I like that dog.
Dutch: Ik hou van die hond.

English: I was only a little child then.
Japanese: あの時は私もまだ小さかったもの。

English: The book paints a fine description of the customs of the country.
Hebrew: הספר מצייר תמונה נאה על המנהגים של המדינה.

English: This isn't about that.
German: Darum geht es hier nicht.

English: I love reading books.
Dutch: Ik lees heel graag boeken.

English: She wanted to get away from everyday life.
Berber: Tella tebɣa ad tebɛed cwiṭ ɣef tmeddurt n yal ass.

English: When will it begin?
Japanese: 何時に始まるの？

English: Can we trust Tom to do that?
Polish: Możemy ufać Tomowi, że to zrobi?

English: I'm going to make it myself.
Portuguese: Eu vou fazer isso eu mesma.

English: Please be my friend.
French: S'il te plaît, sois mon ami.

English: She showed him the photo.
Italian: Gli mostrò la fotografia.

English: Love your neighbors.
Serbian: Воли своје комшије.

English: Tom sat back and smiled.
Turkish: Tom arkasına yaslandı ve gülümsedi.

English: What are you looking for?
Dutch: Wat zoek je?

English: Are you still working with Tom?
Portuguese: Você ainda está trabalhando com Tom?

English: My mother is a very good cook.
Portuguese: Minha mãe é uma cozinheira muito boa.

English: If only I'd been a little taller!
Italian: Se solo fossi stato un po' più alto!

English: The library is on the first floor.
Japanese: 図書館は１階にあります。

English: Almost all the students believed the rumor.
German: Fast alle Studenten glaubten das Gerücht.

English: Sometimes adults behave like children.
Italian: A volte gli adulti si comportano come bambini.

English: Whose idea was this?
Russian: Чья это была идея?

English: I didn't know you used to work here.
Russian: Я не знал, что ты здесь когда-то работал.

English: Tom is too busy.
Polish: Tom jest zbyt zajęty.

English: I have bad eyesight.
Macedonian: За никаде ми се очите.

English: Cacti are plants that live in dry places.
Hebrew: קקטוסים הם צמחים שחיים באיזור צחיח.

English: My sister is a receptionist.
Portuguese: Minha irmã é recepcionista.

English: Would you scrub my back, please?
Russian: Потрите мне спинку, пожалуйста!

English: He kept it secret that he had bought a bicycle for his son.
Berber: Ur yenni i yiwen yesɣa-d asnasɣal i memmi-s.

English: I found Tom in the garden.
Slovak: Našla som Toma v záhrade.

English: Never mix business with pleasure.
Russian: Никогда не смешивайте бизнес и удовольствие.

English: Do you have a smartphone?
German: Haben Sie ein Smartphone?

English: Have you ever taught French to anyone?
Spanish: ¿Has enseñado francés a alguien alguna vez?

English: Excuse me, please check the oil.
Turkish: Affedersiniz, yağınızı kontrol edin.

English: Tom smiled politely.
Macedonian: Том љубезно се насмевна.

English: Tom didn't want any help.
Italian: Tom non voleva alcun aiuto.

English: Tom left Boston a few days after Christmas.
French: Tom a quitté Boston quelques jours après Noël.

English: I still owe my brother the ten dollars that he lent me last week.
Japanese: 先週弟に借りた10ドル、まだ返してないや。

English: Three men were lost.
Italian: Tre uomini erano persi.

English: I was wide awake.
German: Ich war hellwach.

English: What are you doing now?
Malay: Awak sedang buat apa?

English: You seem busy.
French: Vous semblez occupé.

English: I know it'll be hard.
Portuguese: Sei que isso será difícil.

English: You can't tell me anything.
Turkish: Bana hiçbir şey söyleyemezsin.

English: I helped my mother clean the kitchen.
Russian: Я помогла маме прибраться на кухне.

English: You must be a fool.
Assamese: তুমি নিশ্চয় মূৰ্খ।

English: The air conditioner is out of order.
Spanish: El aire acondicionado está fuera de servicio.

English: Will you phone me later, please?
German: Wirst du mich später bitte anrufen?

English: Did you sleep all day?
Russian: Вы проспали весь день?