English: I expand my knowledge by reading books.
Spanish: Amplío mi conocimiento leyendo libros.

English: You're not responsible for what happened.
Ukrainian: Ти не відповідаєш за те, що трапилося.

English: I'll call you tomorrow.
Turkish: Yarın sizi arayacağım.

English: Is the apple red?
Danish: Er æblet rødt?

English: Are you here to see me?
Turkish: Beni görmek için mi buradasın?

English: You need to get out more.
Italian: Dovete uscire di più.

English: When you surf the web, you may be tracked by websites.
French: Lorsqu'on navigue sur la toile, il se peut qu'on soit pisté par des sites.

English: Let's start at 2:30.
Russian: Давай начнём полтретьего.

English: I'm trying to do something.
Czech: Snažím se něco dělat.

English: I was being polite.
Italian: Ero educata.

English: Tom's in love with Mary's younger sister.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'nin küçük kız kardeşine aşık.

English: There are lots of other things we should be doing.
Serbian: Има много других ствари које треба да радимо.

English: He is a real wheeler-dealer.
Russian: Он настоящий пройдоха.

English: Go to Tom's house.
Ukrainian: Йди до будинку Тома.

English: Come back in an hour.
Russian: Возвращайся через час.

English: Are you coming or not?
Bulgarian: Идвате ли, или не?

English: Bee stings can be very painful.
Spanish: Una picadura de abeja puede ser muy dolorosa.

English: I'm probably not the only one who thinks it's a bad idea to do that.
Spanish: Probablemente no soy yo el único que piensa que es una mala idea hacer eso.

English: You didn't seem to be aware that Tom wasn't supposed to do that.
Russian: Ты, кажется, был не в курсе, что Том не должен был так делать.

English: Tom's children are sick.
Marathi: टॉमची मुलं आजारी आहेत.

English: Tom is going to protect Mary.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'yi koruyacak.

English: You're a terrible person.
Italian: Tu sei una persona terribile.

English: Tom loves flowers.
Serbian: Tom voli cveće.

English: They don't care.
Greek: Δεν τους νοιάζει.

English: This proves my theory.
Russian: Это доказывает мою теорию.

English: Tom seems stunned.
Italian: Tom sembra scioccato.

English: Tom was reading the sports page when Mary came into the living room.
Turkish: Mary oturma odasına girdiğinde, Tom spor sayfasını okuyordu.

English: Why are you doing what you're doing?
Italian: Perché sta facendo quello che sta facendo?

English: They spent the whole day at the beach.
Russian: Они весь день провели на пляже.

English: What do you suggest then?
Russian: Ну и что вы предлагаете?

English: What if your parents find out?
Dutch: Wat als je ouders erachter komen?

English: Can you come over to my house tonight?
Mandarin Chinese: 你今晚能不能到我家来？

English: I never read the book.
Hebrew: אף פעם לא קראתי את הספר.

English: What is in the garden?
Hebrew: מה בגינה?

English: Look in your top drawer.
Ukrainian: Подивися у своїй верхній шухляді.

English: Some people are afraid of bats.
Czech: Někteří lidé se bojí netopýrů.

English: Tom is likely to be home soon.
Hungarian: Tom valószínűleg hamarosan hazaér.

English: Tom has an adopted daughter.
Portuguese: Tom tem uma filha adotiva.

English: You remind me of my ex-wife.
Russian: Ты мне напоминаешь мою бывшую жену.

English: I'm used to the pain now.
Italian: Io sono abituato al dolore ora.

English: I do not believe that God exists.
Hebrew: אני לא מאמין שאלוהים קיים.

English: I'm sorry for interrupting.
Korean: 끼어 들어서 죄송합니다.

English: The cat is eating.
Russian: Кот ест.

English: I never even told my wife.
Ukrainian: Я ніколи цього не розповідав навіть дружині.

English: The lake freezes in winter.
Portuguese: O lago congela no inverno.

English: Not even one taxi stopped.
German: Es hielt kein einziges Taxi an.

English: Are you mad at me?
Italian: Siete arrabbiate con me?

English: Get your keys.
Russian: Берите свои ключи.

English: Tom didn't want one.
Italian: Tom non ne voleva una.

English: Tom is very practical, isn't he?
German: Tom ist sehr praktisch begabt, nicht wahr?

English: I see your house.
Spanish: Veo tu casa.

English: I thought that Tom might know Mary.
Macedonian: Мислев дека Том можеби ја знае Мери.

English: The girl is older than the boy.
Italian: La ragazza è più grande del ragazzo.

English: I wasn't in any hurry.
Swedish: Jag hade inte bråttom.

English: They were silent.
Italian: Loro erano in silenzio.

English: The wizard waved his magic wand and disappeared into thin air.
Finnish: Velho heilautti taikasauvaansa ja katosi jäljettömiin.

English: Have you ever used one of these?
Italian: Ha mai usato uno di questi?

English: Tom didn't want to stay with me.
Ukrainian: Том не хотів залишатися зі мною.

English: My hands were shaking too much to thread the needle.
Hungarian: Nagyon remegtek a kezeim ahhoz, hogy befűzzem a cérnát a tűbe.

English: The man you saw yesterday is my uncle.
Russian: Мужчина, которого ты вчера видел, - мой дядя.

English: Did you like the cake Tom baked?
Berber: Yegreẓ-iken ungul ay d-yesseww Tom?

English: Turkey was stronger than Greece.
Turkish: Türkiye, Yunanistan'dan daha güçlüydü.

English: I don't like big crowds.
Marathi: मला खूप गर्दी असलेली आवडत नाही.

English: Who's this letter for?
Russian: Для кого это письмо?

English: Tom can speak a little French.
Finnish: Tom puhuu ranskaa hieman.

English: I need some hangers.
Japanese: ハンガーをください。

English: He has a loud voice.
Russian: У него громкий голос.

English: That's nothing new.
Ukrainian: У цьому немає нічого нового.

English: Are you ready to work?
Berber: Twejdemt ad tmahlemt?

English: Tom saw what was happening.
Turkish: Tom ne olduğunu gördü.

English: This may help you.
Finnish: Tämä saattaa auttaa sinua.

English: You'll feel better if you take these pills.
Portuguese: Você vai se sentir melhor se tomar estas pílulas.

English: He left Japan for Europe.
Italian: Ha lasciato il Giappone per l'Europa.

English: Tom said that he wanted to be alone and then he went upstairs to his bedroom.
German: Tom sagte, er wolle allein sein, und ging dann nach oben in sein Schlafzimmer.

English: It is not easy to get rid of bad habits.
Italian: Non è facile sbarazzarsi delle cattive abitudini.

English: The black one is mine.
Cantonese: 黑色嗰個係我嘅。

English: Did your husband have many enemies?
Slovak: Mal váš manžel veľa nepriateľov?

English: My bike was stolen yesterday.
German: Mir wurde gestern mein Fahrrad gestohlen.

English: I spent the whole day playing with my kids.
German: Ich habe den ganzen Tag damit verbracht, mit meinen Kindern zu spielen.

English: You have a beautiful name.
Italian: Voi avete un bel nome.

English: It's a chance we've got to take.
Portuguese: Esse é um risco que temos que correr.

English: I want you to think about this very carefully.
Hebrew: אני רוצה שתשקול את זה בכובד ראש.

English: There is a map on the desk.
Portuguese: Há um mapa em cima da mesa.

English: Your jeans are dirty.
Berber: Yumes userwal-nnek n ujean.

English: Tom put the book on the shelf.
German: Tom stellte das Buch ins Regal.

English: Tom must be home by 2:30.
Finnish: Tomin täytyy olla kotona 2:30 mennessä.

English: Do you have to do this now?
Russian: Тебе надо это сейчас сделать?

English: I can eat anything but onions.
Portuguese: Eu como de tudo, menos cebolas.

English: The helicopter landed safely.
Berber: Akubṭir-nni yers-d deg tɣellist.

English: The bark of this tree is very rough.
Russian: Кора этого дерева очень шероховата.

English: She handed him his jacket.
Russian: Она передала ему его пиджак.

English: Tom wasn't a perfect stranger.
Polish: Tom nie był zupełnie obcy.

English: You're courageous.
Ukrainian: Ви відважні.

English: Don't forget the ticket.
Belarusian: Не забудзьце квіток.

English: Where's my suitcase?
Marathi: माझी सुटकेस कुठेय?

English: Turn it upside down.
Marathi: उलटं करा.

English: The ship is carrying raw cotton.
Berber: Aɣerrabu-nni yewwi-d yid-s tabduɣt tanusemt.

English: We'll think it over.
German: Wir werden es überleben.