English: I'm going to get out of here.
Italian: Uscirò da qui.

English: We won't be able to get to the bank before it closes.
Czech: Nestihneme se dostat do banky, než ji zavřou.

English: Do you want anything for breakfast?
Italian: Vuoi qualcosa per colazione?

English: I don't want you to yell at Tom again.
Finnish: En halua, että huudat taas Tomille.

English: What are we to do?
Hungarian: Mit tegyünk?

English: I had almost finished my work when she came.
Ukrainian: Я майже доробила свою роботу, коли вона прийшла.

English: This is your house.
Korean: 이곳은 당신의 집이다.

English: What's the title of this book?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se titula este libro?

English: I came to see you off.
Russian: Я пришёл тебя проводить.

English: We were both silent for a long time.
Portuguese: Nós dois ficamos em silêncio por um bom tempo.

English: I never work on weekends.
Polish: Nigdy nie pracuję w weekend'y.

English: Do you know Tom?
Dutch: Kennen jullie Tom?

English: Don't let anybody in.
Serbian: Не пуштај никога унутра!

English: Everything seemed to be OK.
French: Tout semblait être en ordre.

English: I could hardly keep from laughing.
Italian: Mi sono trattenuto a malapena dal ridere.

English: Do you want a job?
Italian: Lei vuole un lavoro?

English: I'm a bit confused.
Dutch: Ik ben een beetje in de war.

English: I hear the drum.
Russian: Я слышу звук барабана.

English: Put the book on the top shelf.
Portuguese: Coloca o livro na prateleira de cima.

English: I love fish.
Italian: Amo il pesce.

English: Be original for a change.
Portuguese: Seja original, para variar.

English: Tom still has to talk to Mary.
Romanian: Tom încă trebuie să vorbească cu Mary.

English: We've been having awful weather.
Russian: У нас ужасная погода.

English: Please stop singing.
Portuguese: Por favor, pare de cantar.

English: Don't stop playing.
Italian: Non smettete di giocare.

English: There's no toilet paper.
Portuguese: Está faltando papel higiênico.

English: Which one is your bag?
Hebrew: איזה תיק שלך?

English: He has a large basket full of flowers.
Turkish: Onun çiçek dolu büyük bir sepeti var.

English: Tom can't help you until after 2:30.
Russian: Том может помочь только после полтретьего.

English: Tom said Mary is safe.
Italian: Tom ha detto che Mary è al sicuro.

English: I outrank you.
French: J'ai la préséance sur toi.

English: She always keeps her room clean.
Italian: Lei tiene sempre pulita la sua camera.

English: It only happened once.
Italian: È successo solamente una volta.

English: Tom and Mary sat on the beach, watching the sunset.
Hebrew: תום ומרי ישבו על החוף וצפו בשקיעה.

English: Do you have a similar proverb in French?
Russian: У вас во французском языке есть похожая поговорка?

English: What should we do?
Hungarian: Mit csináljunk?

English: We can try it.
Hebrew: אנו יכולים לנסות את זה.

English: Do you have the list of participants?
Russian: Список участников у тебя?

English: Tom isn't Mary's cousin.
Spanish: Ton no es el primo de Mary.

English: I understand now why he didn't go to a university.
French: Maintenant je comprends pourquoi il n'est pas allé à l'université.

English: I have two cousins.
Czech: Mám dvě sestřenice.

English: She cannot have broken her promise.
Russian: Не может быть, чтобы она нарушила своё обещание.

English: I have a bruise on my arm.
Turkish: Kolumda bir çürük var.

English: I was sitting next to a man who clearly had a lot on his mind.
French: J'étais assis à côté d'un homme qui avait à l'évidence de nombreuses choses en tête.

English: I can't go any faster.
Italian: Io non posso andare più veloce di così.

English: How have you been recently?
French: Comment vas-tu ces derniers temps ?

English: Is it something you can get rid of?
French: Est-ce quelque chose dont tu peux te débarrasser ?

English: It's hard to describe.
Dutch: Dat is moeilijk te beschrijven.

English: I wouldn't blame you if you hated me.
Italian: Non ti incolperei se mi odiassi.

English: Tom often borrows money from friends.
Dutch: Tom leent vaak geld van vrienden.

English: I'm having trouble getting to sleep.
Berber: Liɣ uguren akken ad ḍḍseɣ.

English: You look pretty angry.
Italian: Sembri abbastanza arrabbiato.

English: The wind is blowing from the north.
Bokmål: Det er nordavind.

English: We both live in Australia.
Russian: Мы оба живём в Австралии.

English: What's keeping you from doing that?
Turkish: Seni bunu yapmaktan alıkoyan nedir?

English: In ancient times, plagues killed many people.
Japanese: 古代では疫病でたくさんの人が死んだ。

English: Tom came too late.
Italian: Tom è arrivato troppo tardi.

English: I put in for more overtime.
Finnish: Tein virallinen hakemuksen lisäylitöistä.

English: Tom hopes that he doesn't get deported.
Spanish: Tom espera que no le deporten.

English: Have you ever seen Mary without makeup?
Lithuanian: Ar tu kada nors matei Mariją nepasidažiusią?

English: I'm quite certain Tom has never kissed Mary.
Turkish: Tom'un Mary'yi hiç öpmediğine oldukça eminim.

English: Tom and Mary are holding hands.
Spanish: Tom y Mary van de la mano.

English: She wrote down something in her notebook.
Finnish: Hän kirjoitti jotain vihkoonsa.

English: Come forward.
Swedish: Kom fram.

English: He's happy.
Hungarian: Boldog.

English: Our school begins at eight.
Danish: Vores skole begynder klokken otte.

English: "How old are you?" "Sixteen years old".
Russian: «Сколько тебе лет?» — «Шестнадцать лет».

English: You'll never know unless you try.
Hungarian: Sosem tudod meg, hacsak meg nem próbálod.

English: Don't forget your things.
Italian: Non dimenticate le vostre cose.

English: We've got an offer for you.
Spanish: Tenemos una oferta para ti.

English: Tom says he doesn't need money.
Dutch: Tom zegt dat hij geen geld nodig heeft.

English: I must work hard to make up for lost time.
German: Ich muss hart arbeiten, um die verlorene Zeit aufzuholen.

English: I hate coming to Australia.
Italian: Odio venire in Australia.

English: Tom looked like he was baffled.
Spanish: Tom parecía confundido.

English: I know you're angry.
Ukrainian: Я знаю, що ти сердита.

English: Mary is cooking stew and Tom is making a salad.
Russian: Маша готовит рагу, а Фома делает салат.

English: Tom didn't tell anybody about it.
Italian: Tom non lo disse a nessuno.

English: Hello!
Ukrainian: Ало!

English: Have you spoken to the owner?
Polish: Porozmawiałaś z właścicielką?

English: You must wonder who I am.
Berber: Iban kan ur teẓrid ara anwa nekk.

English: Tom said he was Canadian.
Italian: Tom disse di essere canadese.

English: I saw his face in the dim light.
Spanish: Vi su cara bajo una tenue luz.

English: Tom managed to open the door.
Hebrew: תום הצליח לפתוח את הדלת.

English: It was really good.
Ukrainian: Вона була дійсно добра.

English: I have to clean my room.
French: Je dois ranger ma chambre.

English: I have a train to catch.
French: J'ai un train à prendre.

English: I'm vegetarian.
Ukrainian: Я вегетаріанець.

English: What did he ask you?
Hungarian: Mit kérdezett tőled?

English: I know that you'll do what's necessary.
Berber: Ẓriɣ ad tgemt ayen yessefken.

English: I'm sure it wouldn't be too hard to find out who hacked into our system.
Japanese: 私たちのシステムにハッキングしたのが誰かを割り出すのは、たいして難しいことではないよ。

English: He has small feet.
Hebrew: יש לו רגליים קטנות.

English: How many girls are in this picture?
Russian: Сколько девочек на этой фотографии?

English: Tom called a cab for Mary.
Russian: Том вызвал Мэри такси.

English: You can probably guess what happens though.
Hebrew: אבל אתה מן הסתם יכול לנחש מה קורה.

English: What's wrong, Tom?
Portuguese: O que foi, Tom?

English: I told Tom you'd be late.
Italian: Ho detto a Tom che saresti stato in ritardo.

English: Tom isn't being careful.
Hebrew: תום לא מתנהג בזהירות.

English: Your answer is wrong.
Assamese: আপোনাৰ উত্তৰ ভুল।

English: Do you like this kind of music?
Russian: Вы любите такую музыку?

English: Why did you listen to them?
Kabyle: Acuɣer i asen-tesmeḥsem?