English: This room is large enough.
Russian: Эта комната достаточно большая.

English: I don't usually buy expensive clothes.
Turkish: Genellikle pahalı giysiler satın almam.

English: I used to be a vegetarian.
Italian: Ero vegetariano.

English: I have something personal to discuss with you.
Italian: Ho qualcosa di personale da discutere con te.

English: He's the president of the bank.
Spanish: Él es el presidente del banco.

English: She went outside to get a breath of fresh air.
French: Elle est sortie pour prendre un peu l'air frais.

English: These aren't for you.
Kabyle: Wigi mačči nwen.

English: Is she going to go to the United States this year?
Italian: Lei andrà negli Stati Uniti quest'anno?

English: I'm repairing the washing machine.
French: Je répare le lave-linge.

English: You can still help Tom, can't you?
German: Du kannst Tom immer noch helfen, oder?

English: What's your nationality?
German: Welche Staatsangehörigkeit haben Sie?

English: Cover the seeds with a little earth.
Czech: Zakryj ty semena troškou hlíny.

English: You should take an umbrella with you.
Berber: A win yufan ad tawid tasiwant yid-k.

English: We're going shopping tomorrow.
Dutch: Morgen gaan we shoppen.

English: Tom asked me to pick Mary up at the airport.
French: Tom m'a demandé d'aller chercher Mary à l'aéroport.

English: Who else is on that list?
Kabyle: Menhu daɣen i yellan deg wumuɣ-nni?

English: We need to be more like Tom.
German: Wir müssen mehr wie Tom sein.

English: Don't stay up all night.
Turkish: Bütün gece uyanık durma.

English: My girlfriend doesn't like scary movies.
French: Ma copine n'aime pas les films d'horreur.

English: Mary is certainly attractive.
Italian: Mary è sicuramente attraente.

English: I was expecting it!
Bokmål: Jeg forventet det!

English: I talked to my friend in the FBI.
Italian: Ho parlato con il mio amico nell'FBI.

English: Tell Tom I'm not at home.
Italian: Dica a Tom che non sono a casa.

English: He was snoring loudly while he slept.
Swedish: Han snarkade ljudligt medan han sov.

English: What a lazy teacher!
Japanese: 随分と怠慢な教師だな！

English: Tom drives too fast.
Hebrew: טום נוסע מהר מדי.

English: I've prepared your bath.
Ukrainian: Я приготовував тобі ванну.

English: Where's Tom's assistant?
Ukrainian: Де асистентка Тома?

English: Tom went inside.
German: Tom ging hinein.

English: The climbers were tired, but happy.
Italian: Gli scalatori erano stanchi, ma felici.

English: How far is the garden from your house?
Arabic: كم تبعد الحديقة عن منزلك؟

English: Tom painted his room white.
Hungarian: Tom fehérre festette a szobáját.

English: The best thing is to tell the truth.
Belarusian: Лепей за ўсё сказаць праўду.

English: That's my favorite blue shirt.
Czech: To je moje oblíbená modrá košile.

English: That's when I knew Tom was lying.
Turkish: Tom'un yalan söylediğini o zaman anladım.

English: I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do that.
German: Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob ich das kann.

English: He brought us sad news.
Mandarin Chinese: 他给我们带来了令人难过的消息。

English: We don't need three bicycles.
Italian: Non ci servono tre biciclette.

English: Tom said he found his keys.
French: Tom a dit qu'il avait trouvé ses clés.

English: Nothing ever happens in this old village.
Russian: В этой старой деревеньке никогда ничего не происходит.

English: The army is in the north to protect the border.
Serbian: Војска је на северу да штити границу.

English: What's all that about?
Hebrew: על מה כל המהומה?

English: Why didn't you just ask someone for directions?
German: Warum hast du nicht einfach jemanden nach dem Weg gefragt?

English: How did you get into my room?
Japanese: どうやって僕の部屋に入ったんだ？

English: I really owe you an apology.
French: Je vous dois vraiment des excuses.

English: I stopped drinking coffee.
Tagalog: Tumigil ako sa pag-iinom ng kape.

English: Tom motioned up the street.
Russian: Фома указал на улицу.

English: Which city are you going to visit first?
German: Welche Stadt haben Sie vor, zuerst zu besuchen?

English: You weren't that bad.
Czech: Nebyla jsi tak špatná.

English: Let's step inside.
Macedonian: Да влеземе внатре.

English: Tom's sincere.
Hebrew: תום כנה.

English: If you want to go, go.
Russian: Если хочешь ехать, езжай.

English: Tom will be missed.
Berber: Ad nḥulfu i lweḥc ara d-yeǧǧ Tom.

English: Tom said he didn't remember Mary.
Russian: Том сказал, что не помнит Мэри.

English: One more step and you're dead.
Russian: Ещё шаг - и ты труп.

English: I don't meet too many women.
Italian: Non incontro troppe donne.

English: Did you buy any eggs?
Czech: Koupil jsi vejce?

English: Mind your own business!
Hebrew: לא עניינך!

English: I don't want to break up with you.
French: Je ne veux pas rompre avec toi.

English: I helped Tom do his homework.
Italian: Ho aiutato Tom a fare i suoi compiti.

English: Tom put a note in Mary's lunchbox.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'nin beslenme kutusuna bir not koydu.

English: You know we can't do that.
Portuguese: Você sabe que não podemos fazer isso.

English: People usually don't like what they can't understand.
Hungarian: Az emberek általában nem szeretik, amit nem értenek.

English: Tom doesn't want to eat at that restaurant.
Finnish: Tomi ei halua syödä tuossa ravintolassa.

English: If anyone can do it, it's you.
Russian: Если кто и может это сделать, то это ты.

English: Well, are you coming?
Russian: Ну что, вы идёте?

English: I don't like Tom very much.
Portuguese: Eu não gosto muito de Tom.

English: Tom has not yet arrived.
Ukrainian: Том ще не приїхав.

English: There's a good chance that what Tom told you isn't true.
Russian: Очень может быть, что то, что сказал тебе Том, - неправда.

English: Please put your baggage on this scale.
French: Veuillez placer vos bagages sur cette balance.

English: I didn't want to be laughed at.
Vietnamese: Tôi không muốn bị người ta cười.

English: I don't like any of these paintings.
Spanish: Ninguna de esas pinturas me gusta.

English: I can't believe we're doing this.
French: Je n'arrive pas à croire que nous le fassions.

English: If we leave now, we should make it.
Turkish: Eğer şimdi çıkarsak yetişmemiz kuvvetle muhtemel.

English: They're all waiting for you.
Berber: Atenti akk ggunin-ken.

English: I know the person in the next room is either Tom or Mary.
Japanese: となりの部屋にいるのはトムかメアリーだと知っている。

English: She will come soon.
Japanese: 彼女はすぐ来るでしょう。

English: One of Serbia's allies was Russia.
German: Ein Alliierter von Serbien war Russland.

English: What do you usually do on Christmas Day?
Dutch: Wat doen jullie meestal op Eerste Kerstdag?

English: My aunt speaks Chinese as well as English.
Dutch: Mijn tante spreekt Chinees alsmede Engels.

English: She attended the meeting at the request of the chairman.
Turkish: Başkanın isteği üzerine toplantıya katıldı.

English: She is proud of her daughter.
Polish: Jest dumna ze swojej córki.

English: They, too, were out of money.
Greek: Και αυτοί ξέμηναν από χρήματα.

English: Last week I was at the beach, but today I'm home.
French: La semaine dernière, j'étais à la plage, mais aujourd'hui je suis chez moi.

English: You don't have to do that if you don't really want to.
Ukrainian: Ви не мусите цього робити, якщо не дуже хочете.

English: No, thank you.
Russian: Нет, спасибо.

English: Tom says it's urgent.
Portuguese: Tom diz que é urgente.

English: Has something important happened?
Finnish: Onko jotain tärkeää tapahtunut?

English: Tom said he was busy.
Turkish: Tom meşgul olduğunu söyledi.

English: Father is proud of his car.
Portuguese: O pai tem orgulho do seu carro.

English: Tell me about it.
Finnish: Kerro minulle siitä.

English: Tom didn't stop talking.
Italian: Tom non ha smesso di parlare.

English: That's the reason we need to leave.
Kabyle: Daymi i ɣ-ilaq ad nruḥ ssya.

English: Are you at home?
German: Seid ihr nicht zuhause?

English: I loved Boston.
Hebrew: אהבתי את בוסטון.