English: I'm kidding.
Spanish: Estoy jodiendo.

English: Why do you need a hammer?
Italian: Perché ti serve un martello?

English: We've got to talk to Tom before he does something stupid.
Russian: Мы должны поговорить с Томом, прежде чем он совершит какую-нибудь глупость.

English: What I want to know is why.
Italian: Quello che voglio sapere è il perché.

English: She was panting.
French: Elle haletait.

English: Does Tom know where you used to live?
Russian: Том знает, где ты раньше жил?

English: Are these bags yours?
Japanese: これらのバッグって、あなたの？

English: They are going to get married in the town hall.
Turkish: Onlar belediye binasında evlenecekler.

English: Why are you angry with me?
Italian: Perché è arrabbiata con me?

English: I think Tom is finicky.
Italian: Io penso che Tom sia un perfettino.

English: You are right in a way.
Hungarian: Bizonyos módon igazad van.

English: I didn't play tennis yesterday.
Hungarian: Tegnap nem teniszeztem.

English: He isn't coming, either.
Hebrew: גם הוא לא בא.

English: I'm glad you asked that question.
Russian: Я рад, что ты задал этот вопрос.

English: There is a TV in this room.
Dutch: Er is een televisie in deze kamer.

English: What do you take pride in?
French: De quoi es-tu fier ?

English: Why don't you shut the window?
Berber: Maɣef ur tmeddlem ara tazewwut?

English: Tom is my father.
Italian: Tom è mio padre.

English: I remember many things.
French: Je me rappelle beaucoup de choses.

English: I traveled by myself.
Icelandic: Ég ferðaðist ein.

English: I helped Tom start over again.
Portuguese: Eu ajudei o Tom a recomeçar.

English: Does this dress look OK on me?
Japanese: このドレス、私に似合ってるかな？

English: I'm so proud of my team.
French: Je suis si fière de mon équipe.

English: Tom wanted to leave, but he couldn't.
Russian: Том хотел уйти, но не мог.

English: They were tired of waiting.
Berber: Ɛyan seg tmeṛjiwt.

English: That's quite meaningless.
German: Das ist völlig sinnlos.

English: The problem is that we don't have enough time.
Japanese: 問題なのは私たちに十分な時間がないことだ。

English: Tom created a terrible fuss.
German: Tom hat einen Riesenwirbel gemacht.

English: I thought you were going to stay home.
Ukrainian: Я думав, що ти лишишся вдома.

English: How old are you?
Chavacano: ¿Usted, cuántos años ya?

English: Tom is my youngest brother.
German: Tom ist mein jüngster Bruder.

English: Tom is trapped in the cave.
Japanese: トムは洞窟に閉じ込められた。

English: Tom was sweating profusely.
Spanish: Tom estaba sudando profusamente.

English: Where does she want to go?
Russian: Куда она хочет поехать?

English: I spend my free time with my kids.
Spanish: Paso mi tiempo libre con mis pequeños.

English: Do you have any vacancies?
Spanish: ¿Hay vacantes?

English: I decided to become a scientist.
Portuguese: Decidi tornar-me cientista.

English: I held my breath for as long as I could.
Russian: Я задержал дыхание, на сколько смог.

English: They sell eggs at the supermarket.
Portuguese: Vendem-se ovos no supermercado.

English: Leave that job to the experts!
Ukrainian: Залиш цю роботу спеціалістам!

English: Give it up.
Dutch: Geef het op.

English: Everyone but you laughed.
Russian: Все, кроме тебя, смеялись.

English: The mother took her child in her arms.
Russian: Мать взяла своего ребёнка на руки.

English: I'd like to get to know Tom better.
Hungarian: Jobban meg szeretném ismerni Tamást.

English: Turn that off.
Finnish: Sammuta se.

English: I'll take you up on that.
German: Ich nehme dich beim Wort.

English: She's a very wise mother.
Italian: È una madre molto saggia.

English: How embarrassing!
German: Wie peinlich!

English: That word isn't in my dictionary.
Russian: В моём словаре этого слова нет.

English: I drank two cups of coffee.
Berber: Swiɣ sin n yifenjalen n teɣlust.

English: Does Tom like fishing?
Serbian: Да ли Том воли да пеца?

English: Tom can't find his keys.
Russian: Том никак не найдёт свои ключи.

English: Do you want to stay?
Italian: Volete rimanere?

English: It's been arranged.
Hungarian: El van rendezve.

English: In countries like Norway and Finland, they have lots of snow in the winter.
German: In Ländern wie Norwegen und Finnland gibt es im Winter jede Menge Schnee.

English: Please keep an eye on my kids.
Japanese: うちの子を見といてください。

English: The young man lives in an old house.
French: Le jeune homme vit dans une vieille maison.

English: Drive safely.
Japanese: 安全運転しなさい。

English: Is there an inexpensive hotel somewhere around here?
Russian: Тут где-нибудь поблизости есть недорогой отель?

English: Do you have anything hot to drink?
Berber: Yella kra ay tesɛiḍ ad t-nsew yeḥma?

English: We think that there should be no more wars.
Spanish: Creemos que no debería haber más guerras.

English: How many CDs do you have?
Hebrew: כמה דיסקים יש לך?

English: Tom has admitted his guilt.
Hungarian: Tom elismerte a bűnösségét.

English: It sounds like Tom doesn't need to do that.
Berber: Yettban-d dakken Tom ur t-terri ara tmara ad yeg aya.

English: Tom and I both want to go to Boston.
Khasi: U Tom bad nga ngi kwan ban ia leit sha Boston.

English: Who's to blame?
Swedish: Vem ska man lägga skulden på?

English: Are there any good restaurants around here?
Russian: Тут где-нибудь есть хороший ресторан?

English: Tom went missing in Australia.
Russian: Том пропал в Австралии.

English: Tom speaks loudly.
German: Tom spricht laut.

English: I don't apologize for anything.
Hungarian: Semmiért nem mentegetőzök.

English: Tom wets his bed.
German: Tom ist Bettnässer.

English: Does anyone in the audience have any questions?
Hebrew: יש למישהו מהקהל אילו שהן שאלות?

English: My father gave up smoking.
Italian: Mio padre ha smesso di fumare.

English: Someone is calling you.
Kabyle: Yella walebɛaḍ i akent-id-isawlen.

English: Is there a hairdresser in the hotel?
Spanish: ¿Hay un peluquero en el hotel?

English: I want you to help Tom with his homework.
Berber: Bɣiɣ ad tɛawnemt Tom deg waɣanen-nnes.

English: The clock has stopped.
Portuguese: O relógio parou.

English: Aren't you going to be there?
Italian: Non ci sarà?

English: We have different ways of thinking.
French: Nous avons des façons de penser différentes.

English: They need to change their mindset.
French: Il faut qu'elles changent leur état d'esprit.

English: This is such a sad story.
Dutch: Het is zo’n triest verhaal.

English: There are four people in my family.
Portuguese: Minha família é composta por quatro pessoas.

English: She advised him not to do that.
Spanish: Ella le aconsejó que no lo hiciera.

English: Tom has a problem.
Hungarian: Tomnak van egy problémája.

English: Tom has gone crazy.
Macedonian: Том забегал.

English: What happened? There's water all over the apartment.
Russian: Что случилось? Вода по всей квартире!

English: He's trying to commit suicide.
Finnish: Hän yrittää tehdä itsemurhaa.

English: I used to hate living in Australia.
Italian: Odiavo vivere in Australia.

English: I go to church on Sunday.
Portuguese: Eu vou à igreja aos domingos.

English: Tom needs this.
Italian: Tom ha bisogno di questo.

English: You're young and healthy.
Ukrainian: Ти молодий та здоровий.

English: I just got married.
French: Je viens de me marier.

English: I want to see this.
Ukrainian: Я хочу це побачити.

English: The architect achieved worldwide fame.
Berber: Amasgad-nni yeqqel mechuṛ deg umaḍal.

English: What do you want to do today?
Spanish: ¿Qué quieres hacer hoy?

English: Iron these shirts first.
Turkish: Önce bu gömlekleri ütüle.

English: It's not snowing.
Portuguese: Não está nevando.

English: He will have no chance of winning her heart.
Spanish: Él no tiene ninguna oportunidad de ganarse su corazón.

English: Can you come back in here?
Russian: Можешь прийти обратно сюда?

English: I feel like doing something different today.
Spanish: Tengo ganas de hacer algo diferente hoy.

English: I live in a small town.
Portuguese: Eu moro em uma cidade pequena.