English: Suddenly, a terrible storm came up.
Italian: Improvvisamente si alzò una terribile tempesta.

English: There have been a lot of complaints from students about the amount of homework that Mr. Jackson gives.
German: Es gab zahlreiche Beschwerden von Schülern über den Umfang der von Herrn Johannsen erteilten Hausaufgaben.

English: Is this course good?
Japanese: この講座って、いい？

English: What I drink the most is coffee.
Finnish: Se, mitä juon eniten, on kahvi.

English: I may never be able to walk again.
Japanese: もう歩くことができないかも。

English: He's outraged.
French: Il est indigné.

English: I forgot to turn off the television before going to sleep.
Spanish: Me olvidé de apagar la televisión antes de ir a dormir.

English: Tom was talking to somebody.
Russian: Том с кем-то разговаривал.

English: Tom came back this morning.
Italian: Tom è tornato questa mattina.

English: Why do you need two bicycles?
Hungarian: Minek van neked szükséged két biciklire?

English: I knew nobody would believe me.
Hungarian: Tudtam, hogy senki nem fog nekem hinni.

English: The corridor was so crowded that we couldn't walk.
German: Der Gang war so überfüllt, dass man nicht hindurchkommen konnte.

English: I don't want to get my clothes wet.
Russian: Я не хочу промочить одежду.

English: When's the wedding?
German: Wann ist die Hochzeit?

English: Mary tried on her wedding dress for the first time yesterday.
Romanian: Mary și-a probat ieri pentru prima dată rochia de mireasă.

English: I want you to find out why Tom wasn't here today.
Russian: Я хочу, чтобы ты выяснил, почему Тома сегодня не было.

English: How come you know all this?
Turkish: Bütün bunları nasıl biliyorsun?

English: It was all a misunderstanding.
Italian: È stato tutto un malinteso.

English: I'm really good at figuring out problems like this.
Russian: Я очень хорошо решаю проблемы такого рода.

English: We have a very serious problem.
French: Nous avons un problème très sérieux.

English: The enemy launched an attack on us.
Slovak: Nepriateľ na nás zaútočil.

English: You can still go if you want to.
German: Du kannst immer noch gehen, wenn du möchtest.

English: Can you sleep?
Italian: Riesci a dormire?

English: Do you know how sausage is made?

English: When do you like to do that?
Japanese: いつしたい？

English: Until last night, I had never sung in French.
Bulgarian: До миналата нощ никога не бях пял на френски.

English: Tom sounds exhausted.
Italian: Tom sembra stremato.

English: Please hurry! Tom is waiting.
Italian: Per piacere, sbrigati! Tom sta aspettando.

English: They meet once a week.
Marathi: त्या आठवड्यातून एकदा भेटतात.

English: He rejected our offer.
French: Il a rejeté notre offre.

English: I just moved to Australia.
Spanish: Me acabo de mudar a Australia.

English: We will soon take off.
Italian: Noi decolleremo presto.

English: Tom never got an award.
Finnish: Tom ei koskaan saanut palkintoa.

English: Tom can speak a little French.
Ukrainian: Том трохи говорить французькою.

English: I know what I said.
Hebrew: אני יודע מה אמרתי.

English: I heard Tom.
Russian: Я услышала Тома.

English: Are you really alone?
Russian: Вы правда одна?

English: I think that Tom might be older than me.
Italian: Penso che Tom potrebbe essere più anziano di me.

English: We followed the deer's tracks.
Russian: Мы следовали по оленьим следам.

English: Why don't you come?
Macedonian: Што не дојдеш?

English: Would you please sit down?
Ukrainian: Ти не міг би сісти, будь ласка?

English: I'm not crazy.
German: Ich bin nicht verrückt.

English: Your advice has been of great help.
Russian: Твой совет очень пригодился.

English: Tom has a foreign car.
Italian: Tom ha un'auto straniera.

English: Tom gave me his phone number and told me to call him.
German: Tom gab mir seine Telefonnummer und sagte, ich solle ihn anrufen.

English: Can I have the bill, please?
Finnish: Saisinko laskun, kiitos?

English: She stabbed him.
Berber: Twet-it s tefrut.

English: Am I making you nervous?
Italian: La sto rendendo nervosa?

English: Don't stare at people.
Japanese: じろじろ人を見てはいけません。

English: Why don't you just stay home and take it easy?
Dutch: Waarom blijf je niet gewoon lekker thuis en doe je het rustig aan?

English: Since it's important, I'll do it.
Japanese: それは重要だから僕がやりましょう。

English: See you soon!
French: À tout à l'heure !

English: I'm free now.
Spanish: Ahora estoy libre.

English: It is white as snow.
Portuguese: É branco como a neve.

English: Should we stop now?
Portuguese: Nós devemos parar agora?

English: Tom's fearless.
French: Tom est intrépide.

English: My cat loves catnip.
Danish: Min kat elsker katteurt.

English: He is the only one that doesn't observe the custom.
German: Er ist der Einzige, der den Brauch nicht beachtet.

English: Tom decided to keep a diary.
Italian: Tom ha deciso di tenere un diario.

English: Tom told me that he wanted to go to Boston.
Vietnamese: Tom nói với tôi là anh ấy muốn đi Boston.

English: I should've paid in advance.
Italian: Io avrei dovuto pagare in anticipo.

English: I'm not as stubborn as I used to be.
Czech: Už nejsem tak tvrdohlavý.

English: Why do you think Tom wanted us to do that?
Portuguese: Por que você acha que Tom queria que fizéssemos isso?

English: I always have the same schedule.
Spanish: Siempre tengo el mismo horario.

English: Keep paddling.
Czech: Pokračuj v pádlování.

English: It's a present for Tom, isn't it?
Ukrainian: Це ж подарунок для Тома, так?

English: I love this restaurant.
Khasi: Nga sngewtynnad ia kane ka restaurant.

English: You should learn to be patient.
Dutch: Je moet leren geduldig te zijn.

English: Fallen rocks blocked the road.
Portuguese: Pedras caídas bloquearam a estrada.

English: I know Tom is photogenic.
Italian: So che Tom è fotogenico.

English: Tom speaks quickly.
Macedonian: Том брзо зборува.

English: I feel lonely.
Portuguese: Sinto-me sozinha.

English: Is it free?
Japanese: 無料なのですか。

English: Please don't get angry.
Kabyle: Ttxil-kent, ur zeɛɛfemt ara.

English: We've got to do something about that.
Dutch: We moeten er iets aan doen.

English: It's not as hard as it sounds.
French: Ce n'est pas aussi difficile que ça en a l'air.

English: Tom has been living abroad for a very long time.
Czech: Tom žije v zahraničí už velmi dlouho.

English: What happened in the park?
Spanish: ¿Qué pasó en el parque?

English: It was nice meeting you.
Turkish: Seninle tanışmak güzeldi.

English: I freaked out.
German: Ich bin ausgerastet.

English: I can't get that song out of my head.
Japanese: あの歌が頭から離れないんだ。

English: Your secretary said you wanted to see me.
Berber: Tenna-d tewnetlayt-nwent dakken tellamt tebɣamt ad iyi-teẓremt.

English: I saw a light at the end of the tunnel.
Turkish: Tünelin bitiminde bir ışık gördüm.

English: Let it dry.
Finnish: Anna sen kuivua.

English: I put it back.
Hungarian: Helyére tettem.

English: How long did you think the picnic was going to last?
Turkish: Pikniğin ne kadar süreceğini düşündün?

English: It was on the list.
Russian: Она была в списке.

English: What did you think of the movie?
Portuguese: O que vocês acharam do filme?

English: Did you use my knife?
Chavacano: Ya usá tu de mío cuchillo?

English: Isn't this Tom's bag?
Japanese: これ、トムのカバンじゃない？

English: You shouldn't say such a thing in the presence of children.
Italian: Non dovrebbe dire una cosa del genere in presenza di bambini.

English: It's a good newspaper, isn't it?
Hungarian: Ez egy jó újság, igaz?

English: I will write about it.
Russian: Я напишу об этом.

English: I'll go check on Tom.
Macedonian: Ќе одам да го ѕирнам Том.

English: A dog is sleeping on the porch.
German: Ein Hund schläft auf der Veranda.

English: My grandmother really likes watching TV a lot.
Portuguese: Minha avó realmente gosta de assistir TV.

English: She was about to go to bed when someone knocked on the door.
German: Sie wollte gerade schlafen gehen, als jemand an die Tür klopfte.