English: Are you angry at me?
Greek: Είστε θυμωμένοι μαζί μου;

English: I have insurance.
Berber: Sɛiɣ asenkid.

English: That dress is cheap.
German: Jenes Kleid ist billig.

English: I hope Tom doesn't waste our time.
Italian: Io spero che Tom non sprechi il nostro tempo.

English: That apple was really delicious.
Vietnamese: quả táo đó rất ngon

English: I'll treat you to dinner.
Ukrainian: Я пригощу тебе вечерею.

English: Will you lend me your dictionary?
Portuguese: Você vai me emprestar o seu dicionário?

English: Have you paid the rent?
Spanish: ¿Has pagado el alquiler?

English: There are buttons on the coat.
Russian: На пальто есть пуговицы.

English: Tom didn't let me do that.
Turkish: Tom onu yapmama izin vermedi.

English: Aren't you still afraid?
Portuguese: Você não está com medo ainda?

English: That's probably not a bad idea.
Portuguese: Provavelmente isso não é uma má ideia.

English: Tom denied it.
Hungarian: Tom cáfolta.

English: You need to earn Tom's trust.
Russian: Вам нужно завоевать доверие Тома.

English: He looks older than my brother.
Portuguese: Ele parece mais velho que meu irmão.

English: Does Tom eat pasta?
Italian: Tom mangia la pasta?

English: Tom cheats.
Berber: Tom la ixeddeɛ.

English: What book are you reading now?
Japanese: 今はどんな本を読んでるの？

English: I beg you.

English: Dry wood burns quickly.
German: Trockenes Holz brennt gut.

English: I'm not asking you to change your opinion.
Russian: Я не прошу Вас изменить своё мнение.

English: I'm still too young to drink.
Japanese: 未成年だからまだ飲めないんだ。

English: Do you have jeans in my size?
Hungarian: Van az én méretemben farmer?

English: I waited for three hours.
Marathi: मी तीन तास थांबलो.

English: Tom and Mary told everyone they were planning to live in Boston.
German: Tom und Maria berichteten allen, dass sie vorhätten, nach Boston zu ziehen.

English: Tom's illiterate.
Turkish: Tom elifi görse mertek sanır.

English: We're worried about Grandma and Grandpa.
Italian: Noi siamo preoccupate per la nonna e il nonno.

English: Never compare your wife to another woman.
Dutch: Vergelijk nooit je vrouw met een andere vrouw.

English: I can't eat that food.
Hebrew: אינני מסוגל לאכול את המזון הזה.

English: I don't doubt that.
Hebrew: אינני מפקפק בכך.

English: Go sleep in your own room.
Macedonian: Оди спиј во сопствената соба.

English: Send me a copy of the report.
Japanese: レポートのコピー、送って。

English: Has the bell rung yet?
Hindi: घंटी बज चुकी है क्या?

English: I've completely lost interest in this.
Turkish: Ben bu konuya tamamen ilgimi kaybettim.

English: Are they going to kill you?
Marathi: ते तुम्हाला ठार मारणार आहेत का?

English: There's an old movie theater in town.
German: In der Stadt gibt es ein altes Kino.

English: I gave up my job.
Spanish: Renuncié a mi trabajo.

English: She'd never been this frightened before.
Russian: Никогда прежде она так не пугалась.

English: We could fix that.
Russian: Мы могли бы это починить.

English: He was so sad that he almost went mad.
Hebrew: הוא היה כל כך עצוב שהוא כמעט השתגע.

English: It's about time to start.
Japanese: もうそろそろ出発の時間です。

English: Our French teacher is Canadian, isn't he?
German: Unser Französischlehrer ist Kanadier, nicht wahr?

English: I don't know the exact date.
Turkish: Tam tarihi bilmiyorum.

English: The dog felt guilty about eating the homework.
Portuguese: O cachorro se sentiu culpado por ter comido a tarefa.

English: Stay away from the door.
Hebrew: השאר רחוק מהדלת!

English: There are still problems.
Hungarian: Még mindig vannak problémák.

English: I doubt Tom will be here tomorrow.
Italian: Dubito che Tom sarà qui domani.

English: Stop scowling.
French: Arrête de faire la tête.

English: Tom does nothing all day but read.
Portuguese: O Tom não faz nada o dia todo a não ser ler.

English: We took a back road to avoid the heavy traffic.
Russian: Мы поехали просёлочной дорогой, чтобы избежать интенсивного движения.

English: She shrieked whenever she saw a spider.
French: Elle hurlait dès qu'elle voyait une araignée.

English: He is quick to adapt to new circumstances.
Berber: Dindin yettnam tignatin timaynutin.

English: Where are your keys?
Turkish: Anahtarların nerede?

English: "Nigger" is an offensive word.
French: Le terme « nègre » est offensant.

English: You are early.
Serbian: Поранили сте.

English: I'm free until 2:30.
Berber: Aql-iyi d ilelli arma d tis snat d kramraw.

English: I don't need those.
Hebrew: אני לא צריכה את הדברים האלו.

English: Stay a while.
Kabyle: Qqim kra.

English: We made this.
Finnish: Valmistimme tämän.

English: How long will you stay here?
Japanese: どれくらいここにいるつもりなの？

English: I have feelings for you.
Hungarian: Nem vagy nekem közömbös.

English: I found his new novel very dull. I don't think he is much of a writer.
Hebrew: מצאתי את הרומן האחרון שלו משעמם מאד. אני לא חושב שהוא מי יודע מה סופר.

English: I was coughing.
Ilocano: Aguy-uyekak.

English: You should stay here till 2:30.
Berber: A win yufan ad teqqimed da arma d tis snat d kramraw.

English: I think I'm drunk.
Portuguese: Acho que estou bêbada.

English: Now what do we do?
Macedonian: Сега што да правиме?

English: Learning a language is not easy.
Spanish: Aprender un idioma no es fácil.

English: He told me that I must finish the work by six.
German: Er sagte mir, dass ich die Arbeit um sechs beenden müsse.

English: Is that your impression?
Italian: È la tua impressione?

English: Was that a joke?
Portuguese: Você não pode estar falando sério!

English: She's busy now and can't speak to you.
Italian: È impegnata ora e non riesce a parlare con te.

English: Are you going to see Tom?
Kabyle: Tetteddumt ad teẓremt Tom?

English: We want your advice.
Russian: Нам нужен твой совет.

English: Carrots are good for the eyes. Have you ever seen a rabbit with glasses on?
Czech: Mrkev je dobrá na oči. Viděl jsi někdy králíka v brýlích?

English: He has a lot of books on history.
Hungarian: Sok könyve van a történelemről.

English: I'm still very hungry.
Italian: Sono ancora molto affamata.

English: He observed many types of creatures there.
Spanish: Él observó muchos tipos de criaturas allí.

English: Tom knew that he'd hurt Mary.
Portuguese: Tom sabia que machucaria Mary.

English: Tom came down with a cold and couldn't go to school.
Russian: Том слёг с простудой и не мог ходить в школу.

English: I don't have the strength for that.
German: Ich habe nicht die Stärke dafür.

English: You said it!
Serbian: Ти си тако рекао!

English: I'm going to mow the lawn tomorrow, weather permitting.
Danish: Jeg slår græsplænen i morgen, såfremt vejret er til det.

English: I'm not leaving here.
Russian: Я отсюда не уезжаю.

English: The table is set for three.
Russian: Стол накрыт на троих.

English: Let's eat lunch at that restaurant.
French: Déjeunons dans ce restaurant.

English: I never asked for it.
Dutch: Ik heb hier nooit om gevraagd.

English: Tom stared at Mary with disgust.
Portuguese: Tom encarou Mary com nojo.

English: I felt pretty happy.
Italian: Io mi sentivo piuttosto felice.

English: I'm going to go take a shower.
Finnish: Minä käyn suihkussa.

English: My mother permitted me to go to the movies.
Spanish: Mi mamá me dio permiso para ir al cine.

English: Putting ideas into practice is difficult.
Russian: Претворять идеи в жизнь сложно.

English: I'm afraid it's going to rain tomorrow.
German: Ich befürchte es wird morgen regnen.

English: Is this biodegradable?
Khasi: Kane dei ba pyut?

English: This is how we cook rice.
Russian: Вот так мы готовим рис.

English: The atmosphere is very informal.
Turkish: Atmosfer çok gayrıresmiydi.

English: It's close.
Ukrainian: Він близько.

English: It's an honest question.
Spanish: Es una pregunta honesta.

English: Tell Tom where to park his car.
Italian: Dite a Tom dove parcheggiare la sua automobile.

English: Tom hates raw onions.
Russian: Том терпеть не может сырой лук.

English: I couldn't control my anger.
Japanese: 私は怒りをおさえられなかった。