English: I'm on your side.
Spanish: Estoy a tu lado.

English: The store is closed.
Russian: Магазин закрыт.

English: I slapped his face.
Ukrainian: Я дав йому ляпаса.

English: Tom is back.
Swedish: Tom är tillbaka.

English: Tom likes eating raw carrots.
Portuguese: Tom gosta de comer cenoura crua.

English: Don't forget it.
German: Vergiss das nicht!

English: This dog bites.
Marathi: हा कुत्रा चावतो.

English: I was only there for three days.
Italian: Ero lì solamente per tre giorni.

English: She has a double chin.
Finnish: Hänellä on kaksoisleuka.

English: He took poison by mistake.
Russian: Он принял яд по ошибке.

English: Tom wants that.
Berber: Tom yebɣa aya.

English: Tom left the hospital immediately.
Portuguese: Tom saiu do hospital imediatamente.

English: I don't know what to do right now.
Azerbaijani: İndi nə edəcəyimi bilmirəm.

English: I'm pretty busy.
Italian: Sono piuttosto impegnata.

English: Calm down and begin at the beginning.
Japanese: 落ち着いてはじめから話してごらん。

English: Tom is a lot older than Mary.
Spanish: Tom es mucho mayor que Mary.

English: It was torture for him to see his girlfriend with another man.
Spanish: Ver a su novia con otro hombre era una tortura para él.

English: You've changed since I saw you last year.
French: Vous avez changé depuis que je vous ai vues l'an passé.

English: They're always good.
Italian: Sono sempre bravi.

English: She put on her coat and went out.
Arabic: ارتدت معطفها ثم خرجت.

English: Water, please.
Hebrew: מים בבקשה.

English: He is shaking like a leaf.
Russian: Он дрожит как осиновый лист.

English: That new song is called "Lollipop".
Turkish: O yeni şarkının adı "Lollipop"tur.

English: I'm sure I've seen that guy somewhere before.
Italian: Sono sicura che ho già visto quel tipo da qualche parte.

English: I'm not engaged to anybody.
Macedonian: Не сум верен за никого.

English: Her hair is turning gray.
Portuguese: O cabelo dela está ficando grisalho.

English: Will you take part in the ceremony?
Berber: Ad thim deg tfugla-nni?

English: Tom was busy at that time.
Italian: Tom era impegnato allora.

English: What's a UFO?
French: Qu'est-ce que c'est qu'un OVNI ?

English: Nothing is achieved without effort.
Italian: Niente si ottiene senza sforzo.

English: Tom dedicated his life to teaching.
Russian: Том посвятил свою жизнь преподаванию.

English: No one wanted to talk.
Portuguese: Ninguém queria falar.

English: Tom is glad to have been selected.
Turkish: Tom seçilmiş olmaktan mutluluk duyuyor.

English: His story sounds strange.
French: Son récit semble étrange.

English: He won the first prize at the chess tournament.
Russian: Он занял первое место на этом шахматном турнире.

English: I sent an email to you.
Dutch: Ik heb je een e-mail gestuurd.

English: I'm baking bread.
French: Je cuis du pain.

English: Call me if you have difficulties.
Russian: Зови меня, если будут какие-то трудности.

English: The United States became a nation in 1776.
German: Die Vereinigten Staaten wurden 1776 eine Nation.

English: I was trying to be polite.
Italian: Stavo provando ad essere educato.

English: Tomorrow is Sunday.
Slovak: Zajtra je nedeľa.

English: Have you been eating?
Italian: Voi avete mangiato?

English: Put it where you like.
Polish: Odłóż to gdzie ci pasuje.

English: I like your ideas.
German: Ich mag deine Ideen.

English: I was married for three years.
French: J'ai été marié pendant trois ans.

English: Who is that boy running toward us?
Russian: Что это за мальчик к нам бежит?

English: I'm here waiting for you.
Japanese: ここで待ってるね。

English: I'm ambidextrous.
Italian: Io sono ambidestro.

English: Spiders spin webs.
Hungarian: A pókok hálót szőnek.

English: Tom heard noises in the kitchen.
Berber: Tom yesla i wahit deg tenwalt.

English: I liked it.
Czech: Líbilo se mi to.

English: I am at home.
Portuguese: Estou em casa.

English: You knew I knew.
Russian: Ты знал, что я знаю.

English: I'm very happy for Tom.
Ukrainian: Я дуже радий за Тома.

English: Tom was ignoring Mary.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'yi görmezden geliyor.

English: I wish this was all over.
Polish: Chciałbym mieć już to za sobą.

English: How often do you change your razor blade?
French: À quelle fréquence changes-tu tes lames de rasoir ?

English: Could we have a table outside?
Turkish: Dışarıda bir masaya oturabilir miyiz?

English: Some believed his story, and others did not.
Italian: Alcuni hanno creduto alla sua storia e altri no.

English: We're all with you.
Kabyle: Aql-aɣ akk yid-wen.

English: Look back!
Hebrew: מאחוריך!

English: Don't hurt him.
Spanish: No lo lastimes.

English: I'm a police officer.
German: Ich bin Polizistin.

English: Tom committed suicide.
Ukrainian: Том наклав на себе руки.

English: Don't you want to know who that boy is?
Ukrainian: Хіба ти не хочеш знати, хто такий цей хлопець?

English: She takes piano lessons once a week.
German: Sie nimmt einmal pro Woche Klavierunterricht.

English: You've got it backwards.
Turkish: Olayı tersinden anlamışsın.

English: I'm not wearing clothes.
Italian: Non sto indossando dei vestiti.

English: You look serious.
Italian: Sembrate seri.

English: My feet are cold.
French: Mes pieds sont froids.

English: I have many enemies.
Portuguese: Eu tenho muitos inimigos.

English: He married a very young girl.
Russian: Он женился на очень молодой девушке.

English: We need to find out who he is and who he's working for.
Dutch: We moeten te weten komen wie hij is en voor wie hij werkt.

English: Wild animals live in the forest.
Hungarian: Az erdőben vadállatok élnek.

English: You were supposed to be watching the baby.
Italian: Voi dovevate osservare il bebè.

English: I borrowed money from Tom.
Spanish: Le pedí prestado dinero a Tom.

English: My older brother manages that company.
German: Mein älterer Bruder ist der Geschäftsführer dieser Firma.

English: I think Tom is heroic.
Italian: Penso che Tom sia eroico.

English: I want to clean my room.
Japanese: 私は部屋を掃除したい。

English: You look tired, so you should go to bed early.
Korean: 피곤해 보이니까 일찍 자는 것이 좋겠다.

English: Why don't you take some time off?
German: Warum nimmst du dir nicht etwas Urlaub?

English: What's this street called?
Ukrainian: Як називається ця вулиця?

English: It's all the rage.
German: Es ist der letzte Schrei.

English: You must have been surprised to meet me in such a place the other day.
Russian: Ты, должно быть, удивился, встретив меня на днях в таком месте.

English: I know you were born in Boston.
Italian: So che siete nati a Boston.

English: It's really great to work here.
Finnish: Täällä on todella hienoa tehdä töitä.

English: We found a secret passage into the building.
Russian: Мы нашли секретный проход в здание.

English: I ride a bicycle to school every day.
Ukrainian: Я їжджу до школи на велосипеді кожного дня.

English: We sure had fun, didn't we?
Italian: Ci siamo sicuramente divertite, vero?

English: Look at the stars.
Portuguese: Olhai as estrelas.

English: It's work.
Kabyle: D axeddim.

English: Somebody stole Tom's laptop.
Italian: Qualcuno rubò il laptop di Tom.

English: I felt like dancing.
Russian: Мне хотелось танцевать.

English: You were wise not to follow his advice.
Japanese: 君が彼の忠告に従わなかったのは賢明だった。

English: Where is the book?
Tagalog: Nasaan yung aklat?

English: He avenged his dead father.
French: Il a vengé son père défunt.

English: Tom is a scammer.
Italian: Tom è un truffatore.

English: There are 43 prefectures in Japan.
Italian: Ci sono 43 prefetture in Giappone.

English: Attention please!
Assamese: মন কৰাঁচোন!

English: They feared you.
Danish: De frygtede dig.

English: What color is this?
French: De quelle couleur est-ce ?

English: They are willing to do it for you.
Malayalam: അവർ നിനക്ക് വേണ്ടി അത് ചെയ്യാൻ തയ്യാറാണ്.

English: I found something out about Tom that I think you should know.
Spanish: He descubierto algo sobre Tom que creo que deberías saber.

English: I think he is a doctor.
Turkish: Bence o bir hekimdir.