English: Thank you very much for the call yesterday.
Russian: Большое тебе спасибо за вчерашний звонок.

English: Give me a call later, OK?
Russian: Позвони мне позже, хорошо?

English: What a strange coincidence!
Ukrainian: Який дивний збіг!

English: I know who she is.
Polish: Wiem kim ona jest.

English: That's my CD.
Berber: Wihin d asidi-inu.

English: Wait until tomorrow.
Marathi: उद्यापर्यंत थांबा.

English: Are you certain that Tom can take care of himself?
Italian: Sei sicura che Tom possa prendersi cura di se stesso?

English: Take a book and read it.
Romanian: Ia o carte și citește-o!

English: Stay still.
Serbian: Не мрдај.

English: He bought a new pair of gloves.
Dutch: Hij kocht een nieuw paar handschoenen.

English: I'm not going to allow this to happen again.
French: Je ne permettrai pas que ça se produise à nouveau.

English: I didn't know Tom was a teacher.
Italian: Non sapevo che Tom fosse un insegnante.

English: With your approval, I would like to offer him the job.
German: Mit Ihrer Erlaubnis würde ich ihm die Stelle anbieten.

English: I'm a mother.
Russian: Я мать.

English: How much do you know about the process?
Hungarian: Mennyit tudsz az eljárásról?

English: Fire burns.
Italian: Il fuoco brucia.

English: I blame Tom for all of this.
Russian: Я свалю на Тома вину за всё это.

English: Tom considers himself good-looking.
Russian: Том считает себя красивым.

English: Do you have anything to wear to the dance?
Berber: Yella kra ay tesɛiḍ ad t-telseḍ i ccḍeḥ?

English: I can't speak French.
Portuguese: Eu não falo francês.

English: The situation is worse than I thought.
Dutch: De situatie is erger dan ik dacht.

English: Tom ate a roast beef sandwich.
Portuguese: O Tom comeu um sanduíche de rosbife.

English: Why are you sad?
Italian: Perché sei triste?

English: We know what works.
Ukrainian: Ми знаємо, що працює.

English: We're looking into the cause of the accident.
French: Nous enquêtons sur les causes de l'accident.

English: It's a French word.
Ukrainian: Це французьке слово.

English: I ate an apple.
French: J'ai mangé une pomme.

English: What year were you born?
Spanish: ¿En qué año nacisteis?

English: You must learn from your mistakes.
Berber: Yessefk ad d-tlemmded seg tuccḍiwin-nnek.

English: Tom will lend you money if you ask him to.
Russian: Том одолжит вам денег, если вы его об этом попросите.

English: You knew that already, didn't you?
Dutch: Dat wist je al, of niet?

English: We were friends with Tom once.
Russian: Мы с Томом когда-то были друзьями.

English: Tom is at school.
Finnish: Tom on koulussa.

English: How is that different from what I just said?
Spanish: ¿Qué diferencia tiene eso de lo que acabo de decir?

English: I saw a snake eating a mouse.
Czech: Viděl jsem hada, jak jí myš.

English: Ask me anything you like.
Icelandic: Spurðu mig að hverju sem þú vilt.

English: They both laughed.
Czech: Obě se rozesmály.

English: Tom is wrong, isn't he?
Italian: Tom si sbaglia, vero?

English: Tom pulled the cork out of the bottle.
Italian: Tom tirò fuori il tappo dalla bottiglia.

English: Can I borrow your notes?
Greek: Μπορώ να δανειστώ τις σημειώσεις σου;

English: I wish I could have gone with her.
Italian: Vorrei essere andato con lei.

English: We'll be on our way.
Hungarian: Úton vagyunk.

English: I need a change.
Ukrainian: Мені потрібні зміни.

English: Tom was flabbergasted.
French: Tom était sidéré.

English: I know him by sight, but I have never actually spoken to him.
Dutch: Ik ken hem van gezicht maar ik heb nog nooit met hem gesproken.

English: Dogs have a strong sense of smell.
Portuguese: Os cães possuem um faro aguçado.

English: I have to work on Monday.
Romanian: Trebuie să lucrez luni.

English: Let's not forget that Tom doesn't understand French.
Russian: Давайте не будем забывать, что Том не понимает по-французски.

English: I'm sure Tom doesn't think that.
Bulgarian: Сигурен съм, че Том не мисли така.

English: I'm not sure about this.
Romanian: Nu sunt sigur despre asta.

English: Tom dropped Mary off at a hotel.
Czech: Tom vyhodil Marii u hotelu.

English: My brother can drive a car.
French: Mon frère aîné peut conduire une voiture.

English: Tom did Mary a favor.
Ukrainian: Том зробив Мері послугу.

English: I forgot his address.
Portuguese: Eu esqueci o endereço dele.

English: I'm sure I can do that.
Russian: Я уверен, что могу это сделать.

English: Will the police come?
French: La Police viendra-t-elle ?

English: Tom is hanging a picture on the wall.
German: Tom hängt ein Bild an die Wand.

English: I heard the doorknob jiggle.
Portuguese: Ouvi a maçaneta sacudir.

English: I see a boy.
Italian: Io vedo un ragazzo.

English: Tom needs a new pencil case.
Italian: Tom ha bisogno di un nuovo astuccio.

English: Some people seem to complain about everything.
Portuguese: Algumas pessoas parecem reclamar de tudo.

English: I won't sit down.
Russian: Я не буду садиться.

English: She grew roses.
Arabic: زرعت ورداً.

English: Could I have a slice of cheesecake?
German: Könnte ich ein Stück Käsekuchen haben?

English: I don't like the kind of food Tom makes.
Portuguese: Não gosto do tipo de comida que Tom faz.

English: I'm not who you think I am.
Hebrew: אינני מי שאתה חושב שאני.

English: Are you listening to me?
Turkmen: Diňleýärmisiň meni?

English: I got a shave and a haircut.
Japanese: 髭剃りと散髪をしてもらった。

English: Tom ran to a neighbor for help.
Russian: Том побежал за помощью к соседу.

English: I have thirteen names on my list.
Russian: В моём списке тринадцать имён.

English: Tom is playing with his yo-yo.
Russian: Том играет со своим йо-йо.

English: I know most people here don't like doing that.
Russian: Я знаю, что большинство людей здесь не любит этим заниматься.

English: How did you get interested in art?
Berber: Amek ay tebdid tettneknid ɣer tẓuri?

English: Tom lives in a bad neighborhood.
Hebrew: תום גר בשכונה רעה.

English: Why do you study every day?
Dutch: Waarom leer je elke dag?

English: I have a badge.
Swedish: Jag har ett ordenstecken.

English: Tom asked for my advice.
Russian: Фома попросил моего совета.

English: That will do.
Berber: Beṛka anect-a.

English: I heard some students complain about the homework.
Turkish: Bazı öğrencilerin ev ödevi hakkında yakındıklarını duydum.

English: They were laughing at me.
German: Die haben über mich gelacht.

English: The summer vacation begins in July.
Japanese: 夏休みは７月から始まる。

English: Tom takes the bus to the city.
Italian: Tom prende l'autobus per la città.

English: I have a small gift for you.
Italian: Io ho un regalino per lei.

English: We're not going in there.
Portuguese: Nós não vamos lá.

English: You could let us go.
French: Tu pourrais nous laisser nous en aller.

English: It's against my morals.
Russian: Это противоречит моим нравственным принципам.

English: Ask him to attend the meeting.
Spanish: Pídele que asista a la reunión.

English: Tom was in a hurry.
Berber: Tom yella iḥar.

English: You haven't asked me anything.
Portuguese: Vocês não me pediram nada.

English: We have a lot of problems to deal with.
German: Wir haben viele Probleme, mit denen wir uns befassen müssen.

English: I usually do that.
Serbian: Обично урадим то.

English: Tom doesn't let Mary go shopping by herself.
Vietnamese: Tom không để Mary đi mua sắm một mình.

English: We almost drowned.
Portuguese: Nós quase nos afogamos.

English: Try to be prudent.
Turkish: İhtiyatlı olmaya çalış.

English: I got everything I wanted.
Russian: Я получил всё, что хотел.

English: We need you to help us.
Hebrew: אנו צריכים שתעזרו לנו.

English: Tom said he wanted that.
French: Tom dit qu'il le voulait.

English: I'm allergic to seafood.
Dutch: Ik ben allergisch voor zeevruchten.

English: Keep in mind that you must die.
Berber: Err kan deg lbal-nnek adennit ad temmteḍ.

English: Don't be discouraged.
Hebrew: אל תאבדו את אומץ ליבך!

English: I've got nowhere to go.
French: Je n'ai nulle part où aller.