English: I have heaps of work to do.
Berber: D ahdum n umahil ay iyi-yeggunin.

English: Don't you trust anyone?
Russian: Ты никому не доверяешь?

English: It isn't always easy to do that.
Russian: Это не всегда просто сделать.

English: Am I obliged to do that?
Italian: Sono obbligato a farlo?

English: I live near a park.
Czech: Bydlím nedaleko parku.

English: There is no tomorrow.
Portuguese: Não há um amanhã.

English: My grandfather on my mother's side passed away ten years ago.
Japanese: 母方の祖父は10年前に亡くなった。

English: You have cancer.
Berber: Tlamt afurray.

English: Tom complained about the heat.
Dutch: Tom zat te klagen over de hitte.

English: I didn't see a doctor last year.
Spanish: No vi a ningún médico el año pasado.

English: It's all right.
Russian: Ничего страшного.

English: I'm a rational person.
Italian: Io sono una persona razionale.

English: Mary redid her lipstick.
Turkish: Mary rujunu tazeledi.

English: What does it actually mean?
German: Was bedeutet es eigentlich?

English: All your problems have been solved.
German: Alle deine Probleme wurden gelöst.

English: Now tell me all about it.
Hebrew: עכשיו ספרי לי את הכל על זה.

English: When do you plan to retire from your job?
Estonian: Millal sa plaanid töölt pensionile jääda?

English: Tom says he doesn't know when the meeting starts.
Spanish: Tom dice que no sabe cuándo empieza la reunión.

English: Tom couldn't wait to tell Mary.
Hungarian: Tom alig várta, hogy elmondja Marynek.

English: Tom hesitated.
Ukrainian: Том завагався.

English: That's the reason Tom left.
Russian: Вот почему Том ушёл.

English: I suppose that's impossible.
French: Je suppose que c'est impossible.

English: I know Tom is hungry.
Russian: Я знаю, что Том голодный.

English: First words get confused, then ideas get confused, and finally things themselves get confused.
French: Il y a d'abord confusion des mots, puis confusion des idées, et enfin confusion des choses elles-mêmes.

English: When is Tom coming?
Marathi: टॉम कधी येतोय?

English: You speak like your mother.
Kabyle: Theddṛeḍ akka am yemma-k.

English: Lunar eclipses can be total or partial.
Spanish: Los eclipses lunares pueden ser totales o parciales.

English: Tom has a foreign car.
Russian: У Тома иномарка.

English: Perhaps Tom is reading a novel.
Hungarian: Talán Tamás egy regényt olvas.

English: Do you truly intend to do that?
Ukrainian: Ви насправді маєте намір це зробити?

English: Don't get mad.
Portuguese: Não fique bravo.

English: I know you won't like it in Boston.
Russian: Я знаю, что тебе не понравится в Бостоне.

English: You look very tired.
Italian: Tu sembri molto stanco.

English: You may or may not win.
Italian: Lei può o non può vincere.

English: Don't you know everything I have is yours, too?
Berber: Ur teẓrid ara dakken s kra n wayen liɣ nnek ula d kečč?

English: Did Tom say how he got into our apartment?
Ukrainian: Том сказав, як він потрапив до нашої квартири?

English: She's pregnant with twins.
German: Sie ist schwanger und erwartet Zwillinge.

English: Tom seems a bit depressed this morning.
Japanese: トム、今朝は少し落ち込んでるみたい。

English: My sister is a very beautiful girl.
Kabyle: Uletma d taqcict icebḥen aṭas.

English: They had weapons.
Hungarian: Fegyvereik voltak.

English: The weather is beautiful.
Hungarian: Az idő csodálatos.

English: You're scary.
Italian: Voi siete paurosi.

English: I sat by his side.
Hungarian: Leültem mellé.

English: He didn't mean to hit me.
Portuguese: Ele não quis me bater.

English: They need to work tomorrow.
Berber: Yessefk ad mahlent azekka.

English: That made me mad.
French: Ça m'a rendu fou.

English: Please visit me tomorrow.
Russian: Пожалуйста, навестите меня завтра.

English: I just wanted to say thank you.
German: Ich wollte mich nur bedanken.

English: You're a smart boy.
Ukrainian: Ти розумний хлопчина.

English: Tom said that he was dubious.
German: Tom sagte, er sei im Zweifel.

English: Solar energy is a new source of energy.
Italian: L'energia solare è una nuova fonte di energia.

English: That seemed fair to me.
Russian: Мне это показалось справедливым.

English: A lot of students around the world are studying English.
Italian: Molti studenti in giro per il mondo studiano l'inglese.

English: I don't blame you for that.
Dutch: Dat neem ik je niet kwalijk.

English: He has a good brain.
French: Il a un bon cerveau.

English: I itch everywhere.
Hungarian: Mindenhol viszketek.

English: This machine doesn't work.
Afrikaans: Hierdie masjien werk nie.

English: There was a pink slip waiting for her at the office.
Russian: В офисе её дожидалось уведомление об увольнении.

English: It's not irrelevant.
French: Ce n'est pas hors-sujet.

English: Don't worry about what you've done.
Russian: Не беспокойся о том, что сделал.

English: Where should I sign?
Russian: Где я должен подписать?

English: I don't understand you at all.
Bulgarian: Аз въобще не те разбирам.

English: Tom and Mary are swimming now.
Turkish: Tom ve Mary şimdi yüzüyorlar.

English: The contract, if you were forced to sign it, is invalid.
Hungarian: A szerződés érvénytelen, ha kényszerítették, hogy aláírja.

English: It is very fine today so I would rather go out than stay at home.
Czech: Dneska je velmi pěkně, takže bych radši šel ven, než abych zůstal doma.

English: Nobody understands me.
Hebrew: איש לא מבין אותי.

English: How can you avoid being bitten by a tick?
Russian: Как избежать укусов клещей?

English: I didn't want to split up with Mary.
Japanese: メアリーとは別れたくなかった。

English: You aren't even trying.
Polish: Nawet nie próbujesz.

English: Tom doesn't know how to milk a goat.
Italian: Tom non sa come mungere una capra.

English: I don't think Tom knows Mary is here.
Ukrainian: Не думаю, що Том знає, що Мері тут.

English: I feel much better.
Russian: Мне намного лучше.

English: I don't want to go if you don't go with me.
Russian: Я не хочу ехать, если ты со мной не поедешь.

English: It was a fine day and there were no clouds in the sky.
French: C'était une belle journée et il n'y avait pas de nuages dans le ciel.

English: This one's yours.
French: C'est le tien.

English: I want to come back next year.
Marathi: मला पुढच्या वर्षी परत यायचं आहे.

English: I wanted to speak.
Italian: Io volevo parlare.

English: Catch him.
Marathi: त्याला पकड.

English: Why don't we find out more about Tom?
Russian: Почему бы нам не узнать больше о Томе.

English: The more, the merrier.
Portuguese: Quanto mais, melhor.

English: Why would I care where Tom is?
Russian: Почему я должен интересоваться, где Том?

English: This is a matter of great importance.
Italian: È una faccenda di grande importanza.

English: I hope Tom wins the race.
Russian: Надеюсь, Том выиграет гонку.

English: What do you have to say in your defense?
Berber: D acu ara d-tinimt akken ad tḥuddemt iman-nwent?

English: Tom knows it's true.
Polish: Tom wie, że to prawda.

English: Tom drove the car.
Portuguese: Tom dirigiu o carro.

English: Please put a lump of sugar in my coffee.
Spanish: Por favor, ponga un terrón de azúcar en mi café.

English: How did you describe the mission to Tom?
Berber: Amek ay as-d-tgelmed tuɣdaḍt-nni i Tom?

English: I should've tried harder to stop Tom.
Hebrew: הייתי צריך לנסות יותר לעצור את תום.

English: I had a great teacher.
Portuguese: Eu tive um ótimo professor.

English: I think the other path is safer.
French: Je pense que l'autre chemin est plus sûr.

English: I don't want to keep my friend waiting.
Portuguese: Não quero deixar meu amigo esperando.

English: Tom won't let Mary in.
Ukrainian: Том не дозволить Мері ввійти.

English: Please endorse this check.
Dutch: Gelieve deze chèque te endosseren.

English: I don't know what else you expect me to do.
Italian: Non so che altro ti aspettassi che facessi.

English: I am acquainted with the author.
French: Je connais l'auteur.

English: My country needs me.
Hungarian: A hazámnak én kellek.