English: I have a black cat.
Kabyle: Sɛiɣ amcic d aberkan.

English: They agreed.
Serbian: Сложиле су се.

English: Shake hands with him.
Hebrew: תלחצו לו את היד.

English: Who convinced Tom to do that?
Serbian: Ко је убедио Тома да уради то?

English: That looks suspicious to me.
French: Ça m'a l'air suspect.

English: Tom said he heard an explosion.
Turkish: Tom bir patlama sesi duyduğunu söyledi.

English: Christmas is just two weeks away.
Russian: До Рождества всего две недели.

English: Our car broke down.
Japanese: 車が故障しちゃった。

English: We all agree with you.
Danish: Vi er alle enige med jer.

English: Tom earns a good salary.
Turkish: Tom iyi maaş alıyor.

English: Stuff happens.
Polish: Zdarza się.

English: This isn't the time for stupid jokes.
Russian: Сейчас не время для дурацких шуток.

English: I'm paying.
Italian: Sto pagando.

English: I do not trust him any longer.
Czech: Už mu nevěřím.

English: We couldn't stop Tom.
Ukrainian: Ми не змогли зупинити Тома.

English: I'm at my parents' place.
French: Je suis chez mes parents.

English: Tom introduced himself to me.
Ukrainian: Том мені представився.

English: Tom was quite obnoxious.
Italian: Tom era piuttosto odioso.

English: Could you please stop singing?
German: Könntest du bitte aufhören zu singen?

English: You spend too much time alone.
Swedish: Du tillbringar för mycket tid ensam.

English: Where were they before?
Turkish: Önceden neredelerdi?

English: I was raised Jewish.
Portuguese: Fui criado como judeu.

English: Why would we want to punish you?
Dutch: Waarom zouden we je willen straffen?

English: I think you know what's going to happen next.
Russian: Думаю, ты знаешь, что будет дальше.

English: The theater was jam-packed.
Hebrew: התאטרון היה מלא עד אפס מקום.

English: I'm not going to ask Tom for anything.
Italian: Io non chiederò nulla a Tom.

English: His ideas conflict with mine.
French: Ses idées rentrent en conflit avec les miennes.

English: I was full.
Italian: Ero pieno.

English: I was very drunk.
Japanese: かなり酔ってたんだよ。

English: Why did you stay?
Berber: Maɣ tqqimed?

English: I laughed in spite of myself.
Japanese: 思わず笑っちゃった。

English: She fell from the tree.
Polish: Spadła z drzewa.

English: You need to respond.
Berber: Yessefk ad tged kra.

English: You can choose one of them.
French: Vous pouvez en choisir un.

English: Tom wants to go to church.
Slovak: Tom chce ísť do kostola.

English: Consider the problem again.
Hungarian: Gondold át még egyszer a problémát.

English: Nobody's here yet.
German: Es ist noch keiner da.

English: Does Tom have plans tonight?
Italian: Tom ha dei piani questa sera?

English: The engine wouldn't start.
Hebrew: המנוע לא התניע.

English: You'll never guess.
Russian: Никогда не догадаетесь.

English: That was really unfair.
French: C'était très injuste.

English: I've already been shot twice.
French: J'ai déjà été touché deux fois.

English: Who are you again?
Macedonian: Кој беше ти?

English: The man reading a paper over there is my uncle.
French: L'homme par là-bas qui lit le journal est mon oncle.

English: It's hard to tell you apart from your brother.
German: Es ist schwer, Sie von Ihrem Bruder zu unterscheiden.

English: How old is that church?
Ukrainian: Скільки років цій церкві?

English: It is quite a surprise to see you here.
German: Es ist eine ganz schöne Überraschung, dich hier zu sehen.

English: What's tormenting you?
Berber: D acu ay kem-yesɣilfen?

English: He gave his blood to help his sister.
Berber: Yefka idammen-nnes akken ad iɛawen weltma-s.

English: Be creative.
Tagalog: Maging malikhain.

English: Who's your favorite super hero?
Icelandic: Hver er uppáhalds ofurhetjan þín?

English: Why do you need money?
Slovak: Načo potrebuješ peniaze?

English: "Can I use your car?" "Sure. Go ahead."
Hebrew: "האם אני רשאי להשתמש במכונית שלך?" "כמובן. קדימה."

English: The dividing line between the two is clear and simple.
Serbian: Линија која дели та два је јасна и једноставна.

English: Where's my mama?
Russian: Где мама?

English: Tom is starved.
Italian: Tom è affamato.

English: You're no doctor.
Slovak: Nie ste lekár.

English: Tom's headstrong.
Hebrew: תום עקשן.

English: Do you want to give up?
German: Wollt ihr aufgeben?

English: I've discussed this situation with Tom.
Russian: Я обсудил эту ситуацию с Томом.

English: He doesn't have a computer.
Berber: Ur yesɛi ara aselkim.

English: Tom is being evasive.
Hebrew: תום מתחמק.

English: Do you like white wine?
Ukrainian: Тобі подобається біле вино?

English: The dog is wagging its tail.
Finnish: Koira heiluttaa häntää.

English: Start singing.
Spanish: Empieza a cantar.

English: Mary usually wears a bathing cap when she swims.
Spanish: Mary suele llevar un gorro de baño cuando nada.

English: Thank you for writing to me.
Russian: Спасибо, что написали мне.

English: Tom almost died from a heroin overdose.
German: Tom wäre fast an einer Überdosis Heroin gestorben.

English: She advised him not to drink too much.
French: Elle lui conseilla de ne pas trop boire.

English: I need your opinions.
Finnish: Tarvitsen mielipiteitäsi.

English: As long as you are with him, you can't be happy.
Turkish: Onunla beraber olduğun sürece mutlu olamazsın.

English: Have you ever lied to your boyfriend?
Italian: Avete mai mentito al vostro fidanzato?

English: I get up at 6:30.
Greek: Σηκώνομαι στις 6:30.

English: My mother hates writing letters.
Bokmål: Moren min hater å skrive brev.

English: I know Tom isn't in Boston.
Vietnamese: Tôi biết Tom không ở Boston.

English: I don't have your address.
Lithuanian: Aš neturiu jūsų adreso.

English: We value punctuality.
Hungarian: Értékeljük a pontosságot.

English: He ate a box of chocolates.
Russian: Он съел коробку шоколадных конфет.

English: Tom will leave soon.
German: Tom wird bald gehen.

English: Didn't you know you were likely to be arrested?
Russian: Ты не знал, что тебя могут арестовать?

English: You shouldn't spend more than you earn.
Ukrainian: Не треба витрачати більше грошей, ніж заробляєш.

English: You really want to do this, don't you?
French: Tu veux vraiment le faire, non ?

English: It can't work.
Macedonian: Не може да работи.

English: Tom is a local celebrity.
Polish: Tom jest miejscowym celebrytą.

English: I was told to do that again.
French: On m'a dit de le recommencer.

English: Aren't you bringing your camera?
Ukrainian: Ви візьмете свій фотоапарат?

English: You made a bargain with us.
French: Vous avez fait une affaire avec nous.

English: Tonight you can stay up as late as you like.
Japanese: 今夜は好きなだけ夜更かししていいぞ。

English: I already noticed that.
Ukrainian: Я вже звернула на це увагу.

English: You are very brave.
Hebrew: אתה מאד נועז.

English: Where exactly are you?
Italian: Dove siete esattamente?

English: I plan to stay here until my money runs out.
Turkish: Param bitene kadar burada kalmayı düşünüyorum.

English: Aren't you glad you're rich?
French: N'es-tu pas content d'être riche ?

English: This is where my father works.
Russian: Тут работает мой отец.

English: Tom is fascinated by snakes.
Russian: Том восхищается змеями.

English: I've been waiting here almost an hour.
Japanese: もう１時間近くここで待ってるんだ。

English: I know Tom is a coach.
Italian: So che Tom è un allenatore.

English: You're welcome back anytime.
German: Sie dürfen gerne jederzeit wiederkommen.

English: I'll buy one.
Greek: Θα αγοράσω ένα.

English: Tom kept quiet.
Finnish: Tom oli hiljaa.

English: Thanks for letting me sleep here last night.
Hungarian: Köszönöm, hogy itt aludhattam tegnap este.

English: Much of London was destroyed in the seventeenth century.
Italian: Buona parte di Londra è stata distrutta nel diciassettesimo secolo.

English: I think I'm really not so good at French.
Hebrew: אני חושב שהצרפתית שלי לא באמת כל כך טובה.

English: I doubt that Tom will get here on time.
Spanish: Dudo que Tom llegue aquí a tiempo.

English: Tom groaned loudly.
Japanese: トムは大きなうめき声を発した。