English: I respect those who always do their best.
Japanese: 常に全力でやる人を尊敬するよ。

English: This book is written in simple English, so it should be easy for you to read.
Turkish: Bu kitap basit İngilizceyle yazılmıştır, bu nedenle okumak senin için kolay olmalı.

English: This is why I don't have a boyfriend.
Italian: Questa è la ragione per cui io non ho un ragazzo.

English: How did you answer Tom?
Italian: Come hai risposto a Tom?

English: It's all new for me.
French: C'est tout nouveau pour moi.

English: Somebody might've overheard you.
Kabyle: Izmer ad m-d-isel kra n yiwen.

English: I need your help to find Tom.
Turkish: Tom'u bulmak için senin yardımına ihtiyacım var.

English: I don't like doctors.
Macedonian: Не сум доктор.

English: Doesn't that strike you as odd?
German: Kommt Ihnen das nicht komisch vor?

English: What did you think of Tom's house?
German: Wir fandet ihr Toms Haus?

English: I don't want to do this anymore.
Turkish: Bunu artık yapmak istemiyorum.

English: I don't want to speak with you.
Romanian: Nu vreau să vorbesc cu dumneavoastră.

English: What are you feeling?
Spanish: ¿Qué notas?

English: Have you eaten?
German: Hast du gegessen?

English: Somebody might stop us.
Kabyle: Ilaq ad yili kra n ḥedd ara ɣ-d-iḥebsen.

English: He is training a horse for a race.
Turkish: Yarış için bir atı eğitiyor.

English: Put my name on the list.
Portuguese: Coloque o meu nome na lista.

English: Tom always buys whatever's the cheapest.
Russian: Том всегда покупает всё самое дешёвое.

English: Do you want to sleep on the couch?
Turkish: Kanapede mi uyumak istersiniz?

English: Not even Tom knows the truth.
German: Sogar Tom kennt die Wahrheit nicht.

English: Here is my key.
Berber: Attan tsarut-inu.

English: I don't usually ask questions.
Russian: Я обычно не задаю вопросов.

English: I tripped over a stone.
Slovak: Potkol som sa o kameň.

English: Aren't you going to the meeting?
Dutch: Ga je niet naar de meeting?

English: Please give me some water.
Russian: Дай мне воды, пожалуйста.

English: Do you own a car?
Ukrainian: У вас є машина?

English: It's a piece of cake.
Czech: Je to hračka.

English: Tom is listening to the radio.
Dutch: Tom is naar de radio aan het luisteren.

English: Tom's favorite subject was trigonometry.
Finnish: Tomin lempiaine oli kolmiomitanto.

English: We'll see each other in half an hour.
French: On se voit dans une demi-heure.

English: I think I'm a pretty good singer.
French: Je pense que je suis un assez bon chanteur.

English: All the doors of the house were closed.
Russian: Все двери дома были закрыты.

English: You don't forget your first love.
Italian: Non dimentica il suo primo amore.

English: I'm afraid that you're right.
Turkish: Korkarım ki haklısın.

English: He is good for nothing.
Hungarian: Egy semmirekellő!

English: I'm pretty busy here.
French: Je suis plutôt occupé ici.

English: I don't know what could've happened to it.
Russian: Я не знаю, что с ней могло случиться.

English: I can't believe you bought this.
Mandarin Chinese: 我不信你買了這個東西。

English: I'm waiting to take you home.
Turkish: Seni eve götürmeyi bekliyorum.

English: Tom's thirty.
Japanese: トムは30だ。

English: You have absolutely nothing to fear.
Berber: Ulac akk ayen ayɣef ara taggadeḍ.

English: Turn the lights out now.
Italian: Spegnete le luci ora.

English: She had a vague feeling of guilt.
Polish: Miała niejasne poczucie winy.

English: Tom went quickly up the stairs.
French: Tom monta vite l'escalier.

English: There aren't any stores near my house.
Dutch: Er zijn geen winkels in de buurt van mijn huis.

English: Tom hanged himself in jail.
German: Tom hat sich im Gefängnis erhängt.

English: No one believes that he is innocent.
French: Personne ne le croit innocent.

English: There were many presents under the Christmas tree.
Hebrew: היו מתנות רבות מתחת לעץ חג המולד.

English: I can't afford it.
Portuguese: Não posso bancá-la.

English: Tom's free.
Swedish: Tom är fri.

English: Would you like to go to the movies?
Hungarian: Szeretnél moziba menni?

English: You could get arrested for that.
French: La police pourrait t'arrêter pour cela.

English: Does it bother you?
Swedish: Stör det dig?

English: It was nothing serious.
German: Es war nichts Ernstes.

English: I'm from the east coast.
Czech: Jsem z východního pobřeží.

English: You don't fool me.
Russian: Вам меня не одурачить.

English: One learns by doing.
Hebrew: תוך כדי עשייה לומדים.

English: I will tell him about it when he comes next time.
French: Je le lui dirai quand il vient la prochaine fois.

English: I realized it wasn't for me.
Kabyle: Fehmeɣ-d mačči i nekkini.

English: What a beautiful campus!
Hebrew: איזה קמפוס יפה!

English: I drink a lot of fruit juice.
Japanese: 僕はいっぱいフルーツジュースを飲む。

English: Tom couldn't look me straight in the face.
Russian: Том не смог посмотреть мне прямо в лицо.

English: He seized me by the wrist.
Czech: Popadl mě za zápěstí.

English: He studied hard in order to get into college.
Ukrainian: Він старанно навчався, щоб вступити до коледжу.

English: There is a restaurant in this building.
Spanish: Hay un restaurante en este edificio.

English: Why are you throwing that stuff in the fire?
Hungarian: Miért dobod azt az anyagot a tűzre?

English: What's this called?
Japanese: これなんていうの？

English: Can I talk to you out here?
Hebrew: אפשר לדבר איתך פה בחוץ?

English: In the cold light of day, Tom could see that he should have handled things differently.
Finnish: Tunteidensa tasaannuttua Tom ymmärsi, että hänen olisi pitänyt hoitaa asiat toisin.

English: That's what matters.
Berber: D aya ay yesɛan azal.

English: I don't think that Tom is right.
Japanese: トムが正しいとは思わないな。

English: I don't like to drink coffee.
Italian: A me non piace bere il caffè.

English: You're irresistible.
Romanian: Ești irezistibil.

English: I was assaulted.
Bulgarian: Бях нападната.

English: Tom heard it.
Italian: Tom l'ha sentita.

English: It was serious.
Finnish: Se oli vakavaa.

English: The girl I told you about is from Australia.
Russian: Девушка, о которой я тебе рассказывал, из Австралии.

English: People are leaving rural areas and moving into cities.
Ukrainian: Люди залишають сільську місцевість і переселяються до міст.

English: Let's leave as soon as he gets back.
Russian: Пойдём, как только он вернётся.

English: So, can you speak French fluently now?
Russian: Значит, теперь ты свободно говоришь по-французски?

English: I can't do it yet.
Italian: Non riesco ancora a farlo.

English: Tom heard Mary was in the hospital.
Berber: Tom yesla dakken Mary tella deg usegnaf.

English: Tom very often borrows money from his friends.
Russian: Том очень часто одалживает деньги у друзей.

English: I think you've gone too far.
Ukrainian: Я думаю, ти зайшов занадто далеко.

English: Tom said he has to go to school tomorrow.
Russian: Том сказал, что ему завтра в школу.

English: Isn't it wild?
Italian: Non è selvaggia?

English: The bus stop is near our school.
Spanish: La parada de autobús está cerca de nuestra escuela.

English: I think you're going to get fired.
Ukrainian: Мені здається, вас звільнять.

English: When can I move in?
Swedish: När kan jag flytta in?

English: My brother paid double the price.
German: Mein Bruder hat den doppelten Preis bezahlt.

English: They say they know you.
Italian: Loro dicono che la conoscono.

English: I'm on the list.
Bulgarian: В списъка съм.

English: There is no other explanation.
Hungarian: Nincs rá más magyarázat.

English: They embraced.
Kabyle: Msudanen.

English: You're the first.
Hungarian: Te vagy az első.

English: You might be able to help me.
Russian: Вы могли бы помочь мне.

English: Tom doesn't like Mary, but I like her.
Ukrainian: Тому Мері не подобається, а мені так.

English: Do you want to go home?
German: Möchtest du nach Hause gehen?

English: It is possible that he may know the fact.
Russian: Вполне возможно, что он может знать этот факт.