English: I bought a red sports car.

English: Are you sure nobody's hurt?
Russian: Ты уверена, что никто не пострадал?

English: None of your business.
Finnish: Ei ole kuule sinun asiasi.

English: I'll visit you someday.
Swedish: Jag hälsar på dig någon gång.

English: The water flows under the bridge.
Finnish: Vesi virtaa sillan ali.

English: I am losing my patience with you.
French: Je perds patience avec toi.

English: He was learning a poem.
Ukrainian: Він учив вірш.

English: One man was killed.
Russian: Один человек был убит.

English: I'm glad you like my present.
Portuguese: Que bom que gostou do meu presente.

English: A good brandy completes a fine meal.
Finnish: Hyvä brändy täydentää hienon aterian.

English: Tom slipped.
Kabyle: Yeḥlucceḍ Tom.

English: He is living apart from his wife.
Spanish: Vive separado de su mujer.

English: They spoke briefly.
Danish: De talte kort.

English: I don't understand how the human brain works.
Finnish: En ymmärrä miten ihmisen aivot toimivat.

English: I went to bed at twelve last night.
Hebrew: הלכתי למיטה אמש בשתיים עשרה.

English: I don't like to be angry.
Berber: Ur ḥemmleɣ ara ad iliɣ rfiɣ.

English: Tom always seems to be interested.
Portuguese: O Tom parece estar sempre interessado.

English: Does Tom know Mary's dog's name?
Nuer: Töm jɛ ŋäcɛ ci̱öt ji̱ök Mëri̱?

English: These allegations are ridiculous.
Ukrainian: Ці звинувачення сміховинні.

English: Where is the problem?
Kabyle: Anida yella wugur?

English: Tom says it hurts.
German: Tom sagt, es schmerze.

English: My father does not eat much fruit.
Mandarin Chinese: 我父親沒有吃很多的水果。

English: Would you like to have tea with us this afternoon?
Hungarian: Teáznál velünk a délután?

English: This would embarrass anyone.
Bulgarian: Това би засрамило всекиго.

English: Tom wants to learn how to play the bassoon.
Russian: Том хочет научиться играть на фаготе.

English: Why don't you go out and play with your friends?
Polish: Może wyjdziesz pobawić się z przyjaciółmi?

English: I need to do it soon.
Finnish: Minun on tehtävä se pian.

English: I couldn't wait to get started.
French: J'avais hâte de commencer.

English: Should I leave?
Hebrew: לעזוב?

English: There's nothing to do in our city.
Italian: Non c'è nulla da fare nella nostra città.

English: I know sign language.
French: Je connais la langue des signes.

English: It's not at all surprising.
Italian: Non è per niente sorprendente.

English: I know that I'm not perfect.
Polish: Wiem, że nie jestem doskonały.

English: I can't identify it.
Kabyle: Ur zmireɣ ara ad t-εeqleɣ.

English: I won't deny that.
Bulgarian: Няма да го отрека.

English: How long would it take us to walk there?
Russian: Сколько нам идти дотуда пешком?

English: My house was on fire.
French: Ma maison était en feu.

English: Could you show me the way to the bus stop?
Berber: Tzemremt ad iyi-d-temlemt abrid ɣer tenbeddit n usakal?

English: I don't know the truth.
Italian: Io non conosco la verità.

English: How did you know I didn't do that?
Berber: Amek ay teẓram ur giɣ ara aya?

English: I like your costume.
French: J'aime ton costume.

English: What should I name it?
Italian: Come dovrei chiamarlo?

English: It's a small town in the middle of nowhere.
Portuguese: É uma cidadezinha no meio do nada.

English: Have you ever studied archaeology?
Italian: Ha mai studiato l'archeologia?

English: I told Tom that I'd do that.
German: Ich habe Tom gesagt, dass ich es tun würde.

English: I don't know whether to cry or to laugh.
Polish: Nie wiem, czy śmiać się, czy płakać.

English: I want you to know Tom is doing OK.
Russian: Я хочу, чтобы вы знали, что у Тома всё хорошо.

English: Children should be taught to share.
Russian: Нужно детей учить делиться.

English: Tom was seen climbing in a window.
Berber: Tom ẓran-t la yuli yernu yudef seg tzewwut.

English: I'll fix it.
Ukrainian: Я його поремонтую.

English: How long are you planning to stay?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo tienes pensado quedarte?

English: I knew something bad would probably happen.
Russian: Я знал, что, наверное, будет что-то плохое.

English: When was the last time you got a manicure?
Portuguese: Quando foi a última vez que você fez manicure?

English: Of course, I told Tom.
Russian: Разумеется, я рассказала Тому.

English: Tom passed the butter to Mary.
German: Tom reichte Maria die Butter.

English: Have you ever been in love?
French: Avez-vous jamais été amoureux ?

English: Tom is always doing that.
German: Tom macht das immer.

English: It's prohibited in most countries.
Italian: È proibito nella maggior parte dei paesi.

English: I don't have a cellphone anymore.
Turkish: Artık bir cep telefonum yok.

English: I find it difficult to believe.
Russian: Я с трудом в это верю.

English: I don't have a hundred dollars.
Japanese: 100ドルも持ってないよ。

English: I didn't eat anything yesterday.
Russian: Я ничего вчера не ел.

English: I want you to be prepared.
Portuguese: Eu quero que você esteja preparada.

English: I think it's unhealthy to eat more than 20 oranges a day.
Dutch: Ik denk dat het ongezond is om meer dan 20 sinaasappels per dag te eten.

English: Why are you being so stubborn about this?
Berber: Maɣef ay tesseɣrem iɣfawen-nwen ɣef waya?

English: Tom says that he's healthy.
Russian: Том говорит, что здоров.

English: Take your seat.
Portuguese: Sentem-se.

English: Can you mail these for me?
Finnish: Voiko lähettää nämä sähköpostissa minulle?

English: Tom says Mary is hungry.
Russian: Том говорит, что Мэри хочет есть.

English: We were getting really worried.
Polish: Zaczynamy się naprawdę martwić.

English: I signed a three-year contract.
Turkish: Üç yıllık bir sözleşme imzaladım.

English: You have to go back home.
German: Du musst nach Hause zurückgehen.

English: Only Diego Garcia, the largest and most southerly of the islands, is inhabited.
Russian: Обитаем лишь Диего-Гарсия — самый крупный и южный из островов.

English: There was almost nothing in the room.
Japanese: 部屋にはほとんど何もなかった。

English: I'll go with you and Tom.
Russian: Я пойду с тобой и с Томом.

English: We'll have something for you.
Italian: Noi avremo qualcosa per voi.

English: I really like your work.
Italian: A me piace davvero il tuo lavoro.

English: I want to talk to your manager.
Ukrainian: Я хочу поговорити з твоїм керівництвом.

English: You're really pretty.
German: Du bist sehr schön.

English: Did he do such things?
Italian: Ha fatto cose del genere?

English: I wasn't very athletic when I was young.
Turkish: Gençken çok atletik değildim.

English: Tom lived a long and happy life.
German: Tom führte ein langes und glückliches Leben.

English: Were all of your children born in Australia?
Russian: Все ваши дети родились в Австралии?

English: I wonder whether Tom has told Mary to do that.
Ukrainian: Мені цікаво, чи Том сказав Мері, що вона мусить це зробити.

English: Do you want to be a doctor?
Marathi: तुम्हाला डॉक्टर बनायचं आहे का?

English: We'll dance.
Korean: 우리는 춤출 것이다.

English: Tom knows Mary better than anyone.
Russian: Том знает Мэри лучше, чем кого бы то ни было.

English: We are speaking on behalf of the young people of Australia.
Polish: Mówimy w imieniu młodzieży australijskiej.

English: I wonder where he is hiding.
Russian: Мне интересно, где он прячется.

English: The door must not be left open.
Polish: Nie wolno zostawiać otwartych drzwi.

English: Tom was quicker than I was.
Russian: Том оказался быстрее меня.

English: Tom was attacked by a rabid squirrel on Halloween day.
Hungarian: Halloween napján Tomot megtámadta egy nekibőszült mókus.

English: I've learned a great deal about Tom.
Italian: Ho imparato molto su di Tom.

English: Have you met anyone yet?
French: As-tu déjà rencontré qui que ce soit ?

English: I just want to go back home.
Italian: Voglio solamente ritornare a casa.

English: Tom has chosen you.
Berber: Tom yefren-ikem.

English: What did you like about it?
Berber: D acu ay ken-iɛejben deg-s?