English: I don't want to be your friend.
Italian: Non voglio essere vostra amica.

English: I'm almost ready.
Spanish: Acabaré en un momento.

English: You need a new car.
Swedish: Du behöver ny bil.

English: That was very brave.
Bulgarian: Това беше много смело.

English: Have you ever been to Africa?
Italian: È mai stata in Africa?

English: What are you guilty of?
Turkish: Suçun ne?

English: They relaxed.
German: Sie entspannten sich.

English: She abandoned her children.
Mandarin Chinese: 她抛弃了她的孩子。

English: She was crying as she answered.
German: Weinend antwortete sie.

English: Can you lend me your bicycle?
Portuguese: Você pode me emprestar a sua bicicleta?

English: You must not be late for school.
Russian: В школу нельзя опаздывать.

English: Why is Tom so slow?
Russian: Почему Том такой медленный?

English: One thing you should know about me is that I'm a little overweight.
Portuguese: Uma coisa que você deveria saber sobre mim é que estou um pouco acima do peso.

English: Tom leaned down to kiss Mary.
French: Tom se pencha pour embrasser Mary.

English: I won't lose!
Cantonese: 我唔會輸嘅！

English: Tom is always busy on weekdays.
Russian: По будням Том всегда занят.

English: I feel like seeing you.
Hungarian: Van kedvem találkozni veled.

English: What time do you leave work?
Russian: Во сколько ты уходишь с работы?

English: Do you think there's something wrong with me?
Russian: Вы думаете, со мной что-то не так?

English: A bunch of people were standing outside waiting.
Japanese: かなりの数の人が待って外に立っていた。

English: She was anxious about his health.
Nuer: Di̱ɛrɛ kɛ kui̱ puɔlä pua̱a̱nydɛ.

English: Tom became anxious.
Hebrew: תום הפך חרד.

English: Tom isn't my name.
Ukrainian: Мене звуть не Том.

English: I hope nobody got hurt.
Italian: Io spero che nessuno si sia ferito.

English: Tom has the opposite problem.
Finnish: Tomilla on vastakkainen ongelma.

English: You looked quite busy.
German: Du sahst ziemlich beschäftigt aus.

English: Tom has cerebral palsy.
German: Tom hat die Littlesche Krankheit.

English: The doctors say Tom was very lucky.
Turkish: Doktorlar Tom'un çok şanslı olduğunu söylüyorlar.

English: You knew that, right?
Italian: Lo sapeva, giusto?

English: Did you do your homework?
Portuguese: Você fez os deveres de casa?

English: Tom pricked the balloon with a pin.
Portuguese: Tom furou a bexiga com um alfinete.

English: You better hurry.
French: Vous feriez mieux de vous dépêcher !

English: Tom wanted to turn over a new leaf.
Berber: Tom yella yebɣa ad d-yebdu tallit d tamaynut.

English: I knew the truth would scare you.
Hebrew: ידעתי שהאמת תפחיד אותך.

English: No one had any questions about the plan.
Russian: Ни у кого не возникало никаких вопросов касательно плана.

English: Tom needed time.
Hungarian: Idő kellett Tominak.

English: It's too dark to play baseball now.
Italian: È troppo buio per giocare a baseball adesso.

English: My bag is empty.
Korean: 내 가방은 비어 있다.

English: I had the porter take my suitcases to my room.
Japanese: 私はボーイに、私のスーツケースを部屋まで運ばせた。

English: Do you drink black coffee?
German: Trinkt ihr schwarzen Kaffee?

English: Go there.
Serbian: Идите тамо.

English: If I were you, I wouldn't move to Boston.
Russian: На вашем месте я бы не стал переезжать в Бостон.

English: You're too stupid to live.
Spanish: Sois demasiado estúpidas para vivir.

English: I found him kind.
Russian: Мне он показался приятным.

English: He was compelled to sign the contract.
Russian: Его вынудили подписать контракт.

English: We enjoyed skating.
Hebrew: נהננו מההחלקה על הקרח.

English: Do you have any good examples?
Ukrainian: Маєш якісь добрі приклади?

English: Tom isn't stubborn.
Italian: Tom non è tenace.

English: They're Asian.
Italian: Sono asiatici.

English: The guests caught him in his pajamas.
Russian: Гости застали его в пижаме.

English: We'd better call Tom.
Serbian: Боље да позовемо Тома.

English: Don't drink the water.
Serbian: Немој да пијеш воду.

English: We had a flat tire on the way here.
Hungarian: Idefelé defektünk volt.

English: Get into your car.
French: Grimpe dans ta voiture !

English: Is it difficult?
Russian: Он сложный?

English: Tom is going to stop by today.
Turkish: Tom bugün ziyarete gelecek.

English: Were you thinking about me?
Japanese: 私のことを考えてたの？

English: Tom, what's wrong? Your face is red.
Russian: Том, что с тобой? У тебя лицо красное.

English: You know that I have to go.
Portuguese: Tu sabes que tenho que ir.

English: Did you fix it?
Kabyle: Tseggmeḍ-t?

English: I said get out.
Russian: Я сказал, убирайся!

English: Let me say what I think.
Spanish: Déjame decir lo que pienso.

English: The matter has not been settled yet.
Russian: Этот вопрос ещё не был утрясён.

English: You're odd.
Italian: Siete strani.

English: I'm better.
German: Ich bin besser.

English: Tom wanted to sit down and cry.
Italian: Tom voleva sedersi e piangere.

English: I want to see how Tom lives.
Russian: Я хочу посмотреть, как Том живёт.

English: Tom went back to Boston to live with his parents.
German: Tom ging zurück nach Boston, um bei seinen Eltern zu leben.

English: He's a friend from work.
German: Er ist ein Freund von der Arbeit.

English: I paid thirty dollars for this.
Portuguese: Paguei trinta dólares por isso.

English: I just saw a ghost.
Russian: Я только что видела привидение.

English: I met Tom in Boston.
Italian: Io ho incontrato Tom a Boston.

English: Let's meet this afternoon.
Ukrainian: Давай зустрінемося сьогодні вдень.

English: I asked Tom to open the window.
Berber: Nniɣ-as i Tom ad yerẓem tazewwut.

English: Don't spend all your money on comic books.
Italian: Non spendere tutti i tuoi soldi in fumetti.

English: Put in a little more effort.
Spanish: Esfuérzate un poquito más.

English: The bottle is filled with water.
Portuguese: A garrafa está cheia de água.

English: Tom rented an apartment near his mother's.
Portuguese: Tom alugou um apartamento perto da mãe dele.

English: This is unusual.
Italian: Ciò è insolito.

English: We celebrated his birthday.
Berber: Yesfugel amulli-nnes.

English: Where's Tom?
German: Wo ist Tom?

English: Tokyo is larger than any other city in Japan.
Russian: Токио больше любого другого города в Японии.

English: Could you read it?
Serbian: Jesi li mogla da pročitaš to?

English: Tom bought a used car from a reputable dealership.
Turkish: Tom saygın bir bayiden kullanılmış bir araba satın aldı.

English: This is an exception to the rule.
Berber: Ta d tasureft i ulugen-a.

English: Tom is living abroad.
Dutch: Tom woont in het buitenland.

English: Who wants a slice of pie?
Italian: Chi vuole una fetta di torta?

English: I saw Tom throw something at your dog.
Danish: Jeg så Tom kaste noget efter din hund.

English: Would you pass the mashed potatoes, please?
Italian: Passeresti il purè, per piacere?

English: I don't like being alone on the beach.
Berber: Ur ḥemmleɣ ara ad iliɣ weḥd-i deg teftist.

English: May I borrow your phone?
Portuguese: Você poderia me emprestar o seu telefone?

English: I have a report to write.
Russian: Мне нужно написать отчёт.

English: I hate this rug.
Italian: Io odio questo tappeto.

English: I relaxed.
Russian: Я расслабился.

English: Please buy me that bracelet.
Russian: Купите мне тот браслет, пожалуйста.

English: Why would I mind?
Macedonian: Зошто би ми пречело?

English: I know that I haven't lived the model life.
Hebrew: אני יודע שלא חייתי חיי מופת.

English: Do you live in the city?
Italian: Vive in città?

English: What did you say? I can't hear you.
Berber: D acu ay d-tennam? Ur zmireɣ ara ad awen-sleɣ.

English: Tom is the worst of the worst.
Hungarian: Tom a legrosszabbak legrosszabbja.

English: Can't you ride a bicycle?
Russian: Ты не умеешь кататься на велосипеде?

English: I'm sure your parents must be proud of you.
Russian: Я уверен, твои родители должны тобой гордиться.

English: That was then and this is now.
Hungarian: Ez akkor volt, most ez van.