English: Speaking in French is fun.
Portuguese: Falar francês é divertido.

English: Was there something you wanted to tell me?
French: Tu voulais me dire quelque chose?

English: I'll take good care of you.
Russian: Я буду хорошо о вас заботиться.

English: You're going to need one.
Dutch: Je zal er één nodig hebben.

English: I'll be 30 next year.
Japanese: 来年30歳になります。

English: Tom is quite unhappy.
Macedonian: Том е баш несреќен.

English: I could never be like that.
French: Je ne pourrais jamais être comme cela.

English: Tomorrow I'm going shopping.
Spanish: Mañana voy a ir a comprar.

English: You need to settle down.
Hebrew: אתה צריך להרגע.

English: What happened this time?
Turkish: Bu sefer ne oldu?

English: Are you Canadian?
Russian: Ты канадка?

English: Tom has many friends.
Ukrainian: Том має багато друзів.

English: The vegetation was thick and lush.
Bokmål: Vegetasjonen var tykk og frodig.

English: We're here now, Tom.
Czech: Už jsme tady, Tome.

English: I don't like any of this.
Arabic: لا أحب أياً من هذا.

English: The two teams fought very hard.
Italian: Le due squadre hanno combattuto molto duramente.

English: I want to buy eye drops.
Russian: Я хочу купить глазные капли.

English: Tom loves maps.
Dutch: Tom houdt van kaarten.

English: I caught sight of her in the crowd.
French: Je l'ai aperçue au milieu de la foule.

English: He was easily influenced.
Russian: Он легко поддавался влиянию.

English: I've brought it back.
Macedonian: Го вратив.

English: He got out his pen.
Japanese: 彼はペンを取り出した。

English: Tom was the last one to leave the classroom.
Japanese: 最後に教室を出たのはトムだった。

English: Tom is a very bad cook.
Russian: Том очень плохо готовит.

English: They're going.
Italian: Stanno andando.

English: I wish that I were in Australia.
Berber: Mennaɣ mer deg Ustṛalya i lliɣ.

English: I wanted to thank you for helping me.
Russian: Я хотел поблагодарить вас за то, что вы мне помогли.

English: You'd be better off without me.
Swedish: Du skulle ha det bättre utan mig.

English: I always get up at six-thirty.
Russian: Я всегда встаю в половине седьмого.

English: Tom was the life of the party.
French: Tom était le roi de la fête.

English: I'll go for a walk if it's nice tomorrow.
Portuguese: Vou dar uma volta se estiver bom amanhã.

English: Get your hands off of Tom.
Macedonian: Тргај ги рацете од Том.

English: The battery died.
Dutch: De batterij is leeg!

English: Tom wasn't happy to see Mary there.
Finnish: Tom ei ilahtunut nähdessään Marin siellä.

English: Hi, guys.
Indonesian: Hai, kawan-kawan.

English: Tom has braces.
French: Tom a un appareil dentaire.

English: She doesn't hate him. In fact, she loves him.
Russian: Она не ненавидит его. На самом деле, она его любит.

English: She knew the teen.
Hebrew: היא הכירה את בן העשרה.

English: Have you ever seen anyone do this before?
Berber: Yella wasmi ay teẓram yiwen yetteg aya uqbel?

English: Tom said that he was tired.
Russian: Том сказал, что он устал.

English: Having something to do makes the time pass more quickly.
Turkish: Yapacak bir şey olunca vakit daha çabuk geçiyor.

English: No one came out to help.
Russian: Никто не вышел помочь.

English: I think Tom made a mistake.
Hebrew: אני חושבת שתום טעה.

English: There is nothing to do today.
Italian: Oggi non c'è nulla da fare.

English: This coat fits you perfectly.
Bulgarian: Палтото ти залепна.

English: Tom is writing a book now.
Berber: Tom atan yettaru-d adlis imir-a.

English: This song sounds sad.
Italian: Questa canzone sembra triste.

English: I refuse to pay more than standard rates.
Russian: Я отказываюсь платить выше установленной цены.

English: They hate Tom.
Marathi: ते टॉमचा तिरस्कार करतात.

English: I know a man who speaks French.
German: Ich kenne einen Mann, der Französisch spricht.

English: You're young.
Portuguese: Você é jovem.

English: The people fear war.
Portuguese: As pessoas têm medo da guerra.

English: I'm going to Australia next month.
Ukrainian: Наступного місяця я їду до Австралії.

English: Tom didn't want to believe me.
Russian: Том не хотел мне верить.

English: I am tired of hearing it.
French: Je suis fatigué de l'entendre.

English: Cut it out!
Russian: Прекратите!

English: He took a shortcut through the forest.
Italian: Lui ha preso una scorciatoia attraverso la foresta.

English: They have a large house.
Italian: Hanno una grande casa.

English: They started dancing.
French: Elles commencèrent à danser.

English: It was a huge win for us.
Portuguese: Foi uma vitória enorme para nós.

English: What books did you buy?
Italian: Che libri ha comprato?

English: Let's get some sleep.
Russian: Давайте немного вздремнём.

English: I'm sure that won't happen.
Russian: Я уверен, что этого не случится.

English: The ship leaves for Honolulu tomorrow.
Kabyle: Aɣerabbu ad yaffeg ɣer Honolulu azekka.

English: I'll get better.
Ukrainian: Мені стане краще.

English: A good memory is his weapon.
Italian: Una buona memoria è la sua arma.

English: Call me right back.
French: Rappelez-moi de suite !

English: There are no children here.
Ukrainian: Дітей тут немає.

English: Where is my watch?
French: Où est ma montre ?

English: I am in the habit of going for a walk before breakfast.
French: J'ai l'habitude d'aller marcher avant le petit-déjeuner.

English: I didn't want things to end up like this.
Russian: Я не хотел, чтобы всё так закончилось.

English: I should've gotten up earlier this morning.
Russian: Надо было мне сегодня утром раньше встать.

English: I did it for you.
Kabyle: Xedmeɣ-t i lmendad-nwen.

English: Where's the cook?
Ukrainian: Де кухар?

English: That was me.
Ukrainian: То була я.

English: Tom has a scar on his face.
Russian: У Тома на лице есть шрам.

English: Tom is probably going to be able to answer your question.
Russian: Том, вероятно, сможет ответить на ваш вопрос.

English: Tom passed the test with flying colors.
German: Tom hat die Prüfung mit Bravour bestanden.

English: I think I can explain where we went wrong.
Hebrew: אני חושב שאני יכול להסביר איפה טעינו.

English: I wonder whether Tom would help us.
Ukrainian: Мені цікаво, чи Том нам допоміг би.

English: I have nothing to do today.
Italian: Io non ho nulla da fare oggi.

English: I have a slight pain in my side.
Hebrew: יש לי כאב קל בצד.

English: My mother is in the kitchen.
Italian: Mia madre è in cucina.

English: I want to relax.
Turkish: Rahatlamak istiyorum.

English: You need to loosen up and have some fun.
Russian: Вам нужно расслабиться и немного повеселиться.

English: There's so much I want to say to you.
Russian: Я так много хочу сказать тебе.

English: He can talk to spirits.
Spanish: Él puede hablar con los espíritus.

English: Tom is a difficult person to deal with.
Italian: Tom è una persona difficile con cui avere a che fare.

English: I didn't know that Tom was still alive.
Russian: Я не знал, что Том ещё жив.

English: Tom wanted to kiss Mary, but he didn't.
German: Tom wollte Marry küssen, aber er tat es nicht.

English: I could call a taxi for you.
Macedonian: Можам да ти викнам такси.

English: Can you open it?
Portuguese: Você pode abri-la?

English: The negotiation is off.
Mandarin Chinese: 谈判中止了。

English: I was bored with the monotony of daily life.
Russian: Я изнывал от однообразия обыденной жизни.

English: It's not what you do, but how you do it that matters.
Dutch: Het is niet wat je doet, maar hoe je het doet dat telt.

English: I'd like some aspirin.
Italian: Vorrei un po' di aspirina.

English: It wouldn't be a good idea to tell Tom what really happened.
Russian: Это не будет хорошей идеей сказать Тому, что случилось на самом деле.

English: Tom said that he didn't have time to eat.
Russian: Том сказал, что у него нет времени на еду.

English: Could I have some towels?
Russian: Можно мне получить несколько полотенец?

English: There were curtains hanging over the window.
Berber: Llan uglen-d yisubar ɣef tzewwut-nni.