English: Maybe I could use some help after all.
German: Vielleicht könnte ich jetzt doch etwas Hilfe vertragen.

English: Happy is the man who is contented.
Dutch: Gelukkig is hij die tevreden is.

English: She was almost knocked down by a car.
Ukrainian: Її ледве не збило авто.

English: What's your hurry?
Hebrew: מה החיפזון שלך?

English: Tom played violin.
French: Tom a joué du violon.

English: I need some nutmeg.
Dutch: Ik heb een beetje muskaatnoot nodig.

English: You've failed.
French: Vous avez échoué.

English: Tom and Mary are playing cards in the next room.
Italian: Tom e Mary stanno giocando a carte nella stanza accanto.

English: Did you read it all?
Russian: Вы её всю прочли?

English: Weren't you crying?
Russian: Вы не плакали?

English: Please listen.
Berber: Slemt, ma ulac aɣilif.

English: You can't stop us.
Russian: Тебе нас не остановить.

English: This isn't something I'm proud of.
Icelandic: Þetta er ekki eitthvað sem ég er stolt af.

English: Are you eating lunch?
French: Est-ce que tu déjeunes ?

English: You're out of time.
French: Votre temps est écoulé.

English: Tom was unshaven.
German: Tom war unrasiert.

English: What a cute little girl!
Russian: Какая милая маленькая девочка!

English: Most Swiss citizens speak two or three languages.
Portuguese: A maioria dos suíços fala duas ou três línguas.

English: My mother hasn't slept in 3 days due to her illness.

English: I cut myself with a hacksaw.
French: Je me suis coupé avec une scie à métaux.

English: Tom didn't wash his hair.
Portuguese: Tom não lavou o cabelo.

English: Same-sex marriage is legal here.
German: Die gleichgeschlechtliche Ehe ist hier erlaubt.

English: I prefer traveling alone.
Russian: Я предпочитаю путешествовать в одиночку.

English: What do you have to add to 17 to get 60?
Polish: Co musisz dodać do 17 aby otrzymać 60?

English: Tom says Mary seldom eats fish.
Berber: Tom yenna-d dakken Mary drus anda i tsett iselman.

English: I'll love you always.
Italian: Ti amerò sempre.

English: A neighbor heard Tom's screams.
Turkish: Bir komşu Tom'un çığlıklarını duymuş.

English: The tooth fairy teaches children that they can sell body parts for money.
Hebrew: פיית השיניים מלמדת את הילדים שמותר למכור איברים.

English: When I was in school, left-handed kids were forced to write with their right hands.
Japanese: 私が学校に行ってた時は、左利きの子は右手で書くように強制されてた。

English: Mary wrote her number on a piece of paper and handed it to Tom.
Turkish: Mary bir kağıt parçasının üzerine numarasını yazdı ve onu Tom'a uzattı.

English: Tom looks curious.
Italian: Tom sembra curioso.

English: He angrily slammed the door.
Hebrew: הוא טרק בזעם את הדלת.

English: Tom was lying on his back, looking up at the stars.
Portuguese: Tom estava deitado de costas, olhando as estrelas.

English: How did you all escape?
Berber: Amek ay d-trewlemt akk?

English: She is very photogenic.
Hebrew: היא פוטוגנית מאד.

English: We're students.
Italian: Siamo degli studenti.

English: What if our plan doesn't work?
Berber: I lemmer ur yettett ara uɣawas-nneɣ?

English: You're not the only one who didn't do that.
Portuguese: Você foi a única que não fez isso.

English: I'm training with my friends.
French: Je m'entraîne avec mes amis.

English: She's a soccer champion.
Russian: Она чемпион по футболу.

English: Thank you for the suggestion.
Slovak: Ďakujem za návrh.

English: Do you think Tom is still planning on doing that?
German: Denkst du, dass Tom noch immer plant, das zu tun?

English: Got it?
Finnish: Ymmärsitkö?

English: I'm not able to do that yet.
French: Je ne peux pas encore le faire.

English: I love the kind of music Tom plays.
Danish: Jeg elsker den slags musik Tom spiller.

English: Oh, really?
Russian: Что, правда?

English: I'm sure it was a coincidence.
Italian: Io sono sicuro che sia stata una coincidenza.

English: Did you want to ask me any questions?
Italian: Volevi farmi delle domande?

English: I think Tom would've stayed longer if he could've.
Russian: Я думаю, Том остался бы подольше, если бы мог.

English: By the end of June, they were ready to vote.

English: Where is his family?
Marathi: त्याचं कुटुंब कुठे आहे?

English: Tom would've told us.
Ukrainian: Том нам би сказав.

English: I love arguing with you.
Russian: Я люблю спорить с тобой.

English: Aren't you afraid of that?
Russian: Вы этого не боитесь?

English: I think it's in the basement.
Russian: Она, наверное, в подвале.

English: Did you remember to wear warm socks?
Russian: Вы не забыли надеть тёплые носки?

English: You're crafty.
Ukrainian: Ти підступна.

English: They won't all be like this.
Turkish: Onların hepsi böyle olmayacak.

English: Tom won't tell us anything.
Spanish: Tom no nos va a decir nada.

English: Tom gave Mary a gift.
Turkish: Tom Mary'ye bir hediye verdi.

English: Tom is an avid art collector.
Polish: Tom jest zapalonym kolekcjonerem dzieł sztuki.

English: I hope it went well.
French: J'espère que ça s'est bien passé.

English: Please don't use more water than you need.
Japanese: 節水をお願いします。

English: What's the difference?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es la diferencia?

English: Please think about the problem.
German: Bitte denken Sie über das Problem nach!

English: The kettle is boiling.
Romanian: Ibricul fierbe.

English: I just got off duty.
French: Je viens d'être libéré de mon service.

English: You can take the bus to the station.
Russian: Вы можете добраться до станции автобусом.

English: You go first.
Serbian: Ти идеш први.

English: You're supposed to be working.
Spanish: Se suponía que estuvieras trabajando

English: Tom isn't foolish.
German: Tom ist nicht dumm.

English: Where's the phone?
Portuguese: Cadê o telefone?

English: They will hold talks tomorrow.
French: Ils auront des pourparlers demain.

English: I'm not a student.
Ukrainian: Я не учень.

English: Tom's brother is my sister's boyfriend.
Czech: Tomův bratr je přítelem mé sestry.

English: Can I call you Tom?
German: Darf ich dich Tom nennen?

English: I don't like sweet drinks.
French: Je n'aime pas les boissons sucrées.

English: Tom didn't know where Mary was.
Russian: Том не знал, где Мэри.

English: Without your help, I would have failed.
Russian: Без твоей помощи я бы потерпел неудачу.

English: I wasn't asking for your opinion.
Czech: Neptal jsem se na váš názor.

English: Tom grudgingly did what Mary asked him to do.
Ukrainian: Том неохоче зробив те, про що його попросила Мері.

English: I think Tom is friendly.
Italian: Io penso che Tom sia amichevole.

English: Aren't you having a good time?
Dutch: Heb je het niet naar je zin?

English: They lost.
Serbian: Изгубили су.

English: I'd like to discuss this with your boss.
Turkish: Bunu patronunla görüşmek isterim.

English: What do you want from us?
Italian: Che cosa volete da noi?

English: I was three years old when my mother died.
Italian: Avevo tre anni quando è morta mia madre.

English: You were lying, weren't you?
French: Vous mentiez, n'est-ce pas ?

English: Are you sure you don't want this?
Japanese: 本当にこれはいらないの？

English: In the war, many people died young.
German: Im Krieg sind viele jung gestorben.

English: Tom recovered.
Dutch: Tom herstelde.

English: The phone kept ringing.
Japanese: 電話がずっと鳴っていた。

English: It doesn't concern you.
French: Cela ne vous regarde pas.

English: He hid in the bushes so that they would not see him.
Dutch: Hij verstopte zich in het struikgewas zodat ze hem niet zouden zien.

English: I'd rather be a bird than a fish.
Belarusian: Я б лепей быў птушкай, ніж рыбай.

English: Tom won't stay for dinner.
Russian: Том не останется на ужин.

English: I guess I should thank you.
German: Ich sollte Ihnen wohl danken.

English: Most young people don't know the terror of war.
Russian: Молодёжь большей частью не знает ужасов войны.

English: You are crazy.
Berber: Lakid tebbiddwed.

English: What a loser!
Bulgarian: Егати лузъра!

English: I hope Tom is impressed.
Portuguese: Espero que Tom esteja impressionado.