English: Do you want to stay here all day?
Dutch: Wil je hier de hele dag blijven?

English: I don't know how to apologize in French.
Hebrew: אינני יודעת איך להתנצל בצרפתית.

English: Where are you guys going?
Japanese: どこに行くの？

English: I'll do whatever you need me to do.
Berber: Ad geɣ s kra n wayen ara teḥwijed ad ak-t-geɣ.

English: May I turn the light on?
Japanese: 電気つけてもいい？

English: They're still kissing.
Turkish: Hâlâ öpüşüyorlar.

English: You can go back.
Italian: Lei può tornare indietro.

English: Tom made his sister cry.
Finnish: Tom sai siskonsa itkemään.

English: We saw nothing.
Kabyle: Ur neẓṛi acemma.

English: This book is a fascinating read.
Italian: Questo libro è una lettura affascinante.

English: Tom wore a mask.
Italian: Tom indossò una maschera.

English: Someone came.
Bokmål: Noen kom.

English: I have lots of ideas.
Italian: Io ho tante idee.

English: I wish I had a car.
Polish: Szkoda, że nie mam samochodu.

English: I sometimes play cards with my friends.
Russian: Я иногда играю в карты с друзьями.

English: He has a few friends.
Bokmål: Han har et par venner.

English: Tom wanted to be first.
Russian: Том хотел быть первым.

English: I've been trying to find my keys.
Berber: Lliɣ la d-ttnadiɣ tisura-inu.

English: I was dizzy.
Indonesian: Aku pusing.

English: Why did you draw a face on the wall?
Turkish: Neden duvara bir yüz çizdin?

English: Can anyone translate this sentence?
Vietnamese: Có ai có thể dịch được câu này không?

English: Who ordered that?
French: Qui a commandé ça ?

English: Tom snuck into Mary's house.
Hungarian: Tom beosont Mary házába.

English: There are other options.
Italian: Ci sono altre opzioni.

English: They are now aboard the ship.
Italian: Loro adesso sono a bordo della nave.

English: What kind of game is this?
Turkish: Bu ne tür bir oyun?

English: "Would you get me a cup of coffee?" "Sure. I'd be glad to."
French: « Veux-tu m'apporter une tasse de café ? » « Bien sûr. Avec plaisir. »

English: I'd rather walk than wait for the next bus.
Russian: Я лучше пойду пешком, чем буду ждать следующий автобус.

English: Back off!
Polish: Odsuń się!

English: She divorced her husband.
French: Elle divorça d'avec son mari.

English: We must defend our freedom at all cost.
Italian: Noi dobbiamo difendere la nostra libertà a tutti i costi.

English: What kind of music does Tom listen to?
French: Quel genre de musique Tom écoute-t-il ?

English: Remain seated, please.
French: Reste assis, je te prie.

English: I can't even look at you.
Russian: Я даже не могу на тебя посмотреть.

English: I'm at a loss what to do.
Turkish: Ne yapacağımı hiç bilmiyorum.

English: I don't like eating alone.
Italian: Non mi piace mangiare da sola.

English: Tom wears thick glasses.
German: Tom trägt eine dicke Brille.

English: It's clear that he stole money from the safe.
Danish: Det er klart at han stjal penge fra pengeskabet.

English: You're famous now.
Italian: Sei famoso ora.

English: She attributed her failure to her illness.
Italian: Lei ha dato la colpa del suo fallimento alla malattia.

English: Did you have something you wanted to tell us?
Berber: Tellamt tesɛamt kra n tɣawsa ay tebɣamt ad aɣ-tt-id-tinimt?

English: You already know, don't you?
Hungarian: Te már tudod, ugye?

English: Tom wasn't afraid of that.
Macedonian: Том не се плашеше од тоа.

English: She is getting older.
Hungarian: Öregszik.

English: I like learning ancient languages.
Italian: A me piace imparare le lingue antiche.

English: We're not sure what happened.
Italian: Noi non siamo sicure di cosa sia successo.

English: We've got to find somewhere to hide.
Hebrew: אנו צריכים למצוא מקום מחבוא.

English: You've lost me.
Macedonian: Се изгубив.

English: Let's go somewhere warm.
Polish: Chodźmy gdzieś, gdzie jest ciepło.

English: Tom slept most of the afternoon.
Danish: Tom sov det meste af eftermiddagen.

English: How much water did you drink today?
German: Wieviel Wasser habt ihr heute getrunken?

English: They may need some money.
Serbian: Можда ће им затребати мало пара.

English: Tom came to see you.
German: Tom kam, um dich zu sehen.

English: Send me a picture of yourself.
Russian: Отправь мне свою фотографию.

English: I asked what was wrong.

English: Tom can't be trusted.
Serbian: Тому се не може веровати.

English: You can save your breath. There is no use talking to him.
French: Vous pouvez économiser votre salive. Ça ne sert à rien de parler avec lui.

English: Are we all here?
Serbian: Da li smo svi ovde?

English: That was no ordinary storm.
Japanese: それはとても並の嵐ではなかった。

English: I thought I told you to keep the door closed.
Bulgarian: Мисля, че ти казах да държиш вратата затворена.

English: We're here for you.
Kabyle: Aql-aɣ da i lmendad-nkent.

English: Did you show them your pictures?
Kabyle: Tesneɛteḍ-asen tiwlafin-nnem?

English: My birthday is one month from today.
Hungarian: A születésnapom mához egy hónapra van.

English: I called him.
Marathi: मी त्याला बोलावलं.

English: I wish you were dead.
Spanish: ¡Desearía que estuvieses muerto!

English: Tom handed Mary a check for half a million dollars.
Hebrew: טום מסר למרי צ'ק על סך חצי מיליון דולר.

English: Show me what you bought.
Russian: Покажите мне, что вы купили.

English: I hope I'm not next.
Polish: Mam nadzieję, że nie jestem następny.

English: Is he a friend?
Italian: Lui è un amico?

English: What are you celebrating?
Spanish: ¿Qué están celebrando?

English: She was advised by him to lose weight.
Berber: Yenṣeḥ-itt ad tessenqes lmizan.

English: You look fat.
Hebrew: אתה נראה שמן.

English: Tom doesn't know the difference between a wolf and a fox.
Kabyle: Tom ur yessin amgirred yellan gar ugulez d ubaṛeɣ.

English: I wish I were in Boston.
Ukrainian: Шкода, що я не в Бостоні.

English: Tom joined us.
Italian: Tom si è unito a noi.

English: That policeman promised to look into the matter.
Spanish: Ese policía prometió investigar el asunto.

English: I thought Tom looked bored.
Italian: Pensavo che Tom sembrasse annoiato.

English: He has two pencils. One is long and the other one is short.
Spanish: Tiene dos lápices. Uno es largo y el otro corto.

English: My uncle is angry.
Macedonian: Вујко ми е лут.

English: He came home at almost midnight.
Dutch: Hij kwam om bijna middernacht thuis.

English: Tomorrow, I'm going to study at the library.
French: Demain, je vais étudier à la bibliothèque.

English: You sing like an angel.
Italian: Tu canti come un angelo.

English: Tom speaks French better than Mary does.
Russian: Том говорит по-французски лучше Мэри.

English: Sound travels very quickly.
Malay: بوڽي برݢرق ساڠت لاجو.

English: I want you to do that today.
Russian: Я хочу, чтобы вы сделали это сегодня.

English: I'm always forgetting people's names.
French: J'oublie toujours le nom des gens.

English: Which do you like better, tea or coffee?
German: Was magst du lieber, Tee oder Kaffee?

English: That was only a year ago.
French: C'était seulement il y a un an.

English: Which one should I use?
French: Lequel devrais-je utiliser ?

English: I don't know French.
Italian: Io non so il francese.

English: I don't know how much it'll cost.
Russian: Я не знаю, сколько она будет стоить.

English: It is very cold outside. You'll catch a cold without a coat.
Turkish: Dışarıda hava çok soğuk, ceketsiz soğuk algınlığına yakalanırsın.

English: I want to write a book.
Estonian: Ma tahan raamatu kirjutada.

English: Let's see what comes up.
Berber: Iyya ad nẓer sanda ara teffeɣ.

English: I wish you'd said that before.
Portuguese: Eu desejava que você tivesse dito isso antes.

English: Tom started crying.
Russian: Том начал плакать.

English: She is cooking for him.
Japanese: 彼女は彼のために料理を作っている。

English: Tom has been friendly.
French: Tom a été sympathique.

English: My brother watches television.
Danish: Min bror ser fjernsyn.

English: He told me that his grandfather is over ninety.
Russian: Он сказал мне, что его дедушке больше девяноста лет.