English: I don't understand music.
Hebrew: אני לא מבין מוזיקה.

English: I weigh about 60 kilos.
Italian: Io peso circa 60 chili.

English: The box is empty.
Russian: Коробка пуста.

English: Tom said that Mary taught French.
Russian: Том сказал, что Мэри преподаёт французский.

English: This letter has no signature.
German: Dieser Brief trägt keine Unterschrift.

English: We don't want to humiliate Tom.
Russian: Мы не хотим унизить Тома.

English: I think you should tell Tom that you won't be here tomorrow.
Italian: Penso che dovreste dire a Tom che non sarete qui domani.

English: You have an excellent memory.
Russian: У тебя отличная память.

English: I'm ready to go home.
Italian: Io sono pronta ad andare a casa.

English: Will you join us for a swim?
Polish: Czy przyłączysz się do nas i popływasz?

English: You could've done it.
Dutch: Jullie had het kunnen doen.

English: Where's your father?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está vuestro padre?

English: I'm not related to Tom.
Finnish: En ole sukua Tomille.

English: I forgot to ask him.
Cantonese: 我唔記得問佢添。

English: I know where it is.
Spanish: Sé dónde está.

English: Tom wanted me to tell you he needs to borrow your car.
German: Tom bat mich, Ihnen zu sagen, dass er Ihr Auto ausleihen müsse.

English: I think it's highly unlikely that we'll be able to escape from this prison.
German: Ich halte es für höchst unwahrscheinlich, dass uns die Flucht aus diesem Gefängnis gelingen wird.

English: My watch is ten minutes fast.
Hungarian: Az órám tíz percet siet.

English: Tom wouldn't have anything to do with me.
Russian: Том не желал иметь со мной никаких дел.

English: The boy was sold into slavery.
Polish: Chłopca sprzedano w niewolę.

English: I have to buy one tomorrow.
French: Je dois en acheter un demain.

English: No one even blinked.
French: Personne ne cilla même.

English: I don't have money.
Spanish: No tengo dinero.

English: Tom goes to school on foot.
Polish: Tom chodzi pieszo do szkoły.

English: Tom said that he was planning to go to Australia next summer.
Russian: Том сказал, что планирует поехать следующий летом в Австралию.

English: I can do magic tricks.
Ukrainian: Я вмію показувати фокуси.

English: Tom is likely older than Mary.
Italian: È probabile che Tom sia più anziano di Mary.

English: Tom would like to see you in his office.
Turkish: Tom ofisinde seni görmek istiyor.

English: I don't know which of you is older.
Ukrainian: Я не знаю, хто з вас старший.

English: Fantastic!
Slovak: Skvelé!

English: Tom's mother told him not to talk with his mouth full.
Macedonian: На Том мајка му му кажа да не зборува со полна уста.

English: I'm very busy today.
Spanish: Hoy estoy muy ocupado.

English: Kyoto is famous for its shrines and temples.
Japanese: 京都は神社や仏閣で有名だ。

English: Why do you want to work here?
Berber: Maɣef ay tebɣamt ad tmahlemt da?

English: She is making progress with her English.
Italian: Sta facendo progressi con il suo inglese.

English: Let's do the math.
Russian: Давайте подсчитаем.

English: He may have missed the last train.
Russian: Он, наверное, опоздал на последний поезд.

English: Tom has no reason to hide.
Hebrew: לתום אין סיבה להסתתר.

English: Every student passed the driving test.
Italian: Ogni studente ha superato il test di guida.

English: I can't blame Tom.
Russian: Я не могу винить Тома.

English: Tom doesn't care about anything.
Portuguese: Tom não se importa com nada.

English: Your bicycle is better than mine.
Portuguese: A sua bicicleta é melhor que a minha.

English: Tom isn't busy now.
Russian: Том сейчас не занят.

English: Tom never gets sick.
Portuguese: Tom nunca fica doente.

English: I have some good news for you.
Russian: У меня есть для вас хорошие новости.

English: I was so busy.
Ukrainian: Я була дуже зайнята.

English: You've skipped too many classes.
Italian: Lei ha saltato troppe classi.

English: The roof is very low.
Russian: Крыша очень низкая.

English: We've already finished.
Russian: Мы уже закончили.

English: Would you like to have children?
Russian: Вы хотели бы иметь детей?

English: Aren't you alone right now?
Hebrew: את לא לבד כרגע?

English: A group of people gathered around Tom to watch him dance.
Hebrew: קבוצת אנשים התאספו מסביב לטום כדי לראות אותו רוקד.

English: Let your hair down.
Russian: Распусти волосы.

English: There are plenty of nice girls out there.
French: Il y a plein de chouettes nanas là-bas.

English: Do you want to know who I am?
Ukrainian: Ви хочете знати, хто я така?

English: Your doctor says you're going to be OK.
Ukrainian: Ваш лікар каже, що у вас все буде добре.

English: I suggested that he go there at once.
Hungarian: Azt javasoltam, hogy azonnal menjen oda.

English: Our school begins at eight in the morning.
Italian: La nostra scuola comincia alle otto di mattina.

English: When she was finished ironing, Mary switched off the iron and unplugged it, then left it alone for a while to let it cool.
Macedonian: Кога заврши со пеглање, Мери ја исклучи пеглата, ја извади од струја, и ја остави да поседи да се олади.

English: This room is cold.
Polish: Ten pokój jest zimny.

English: I can hardly believe his story.
Polish: Nie chce mi się wierzyć w jego historię.

English: I have standards.
Italian: Io ho degli standard.

English: I can't believe you did this.
Hebrew: אני לא מאמינה שעשית את זה.

English: I think we have enough money.
Russian: Я думаю, что у нас достаточно денег.

English: The whole world's watching.
Portuguese: O mundo inteiro está assistindo.

English: What happened on October 20th?
Ukrainian: Що трапилося двадцятого жовтня?

English: I was once like you.
Portuguese: Já fui como você.

English: I'm quite tall.
Ukrainian: Я доволі висока.

English: What a bizarre story!
Portuguese: Que história estranha!

English: You can make the salad.
Berber: Tzemred ad d-tged taclaḍt.

English: That's something I can't tell you.
Hebrew: את זה אינני יכול לומר לך.

English: It's very warm today.
Russian: Сегодня очень тепло.

English: Tom continued driving.
French: Tom a continué à rouler.

English: Tom had a tooth pulled out last week.
Bulgarian: На Том му извадиха зъб миналата седмица.

English: He returned from abroad yesterday.
Italian: È tornato ieri dall'estero.

English: You look nervous.
Dutch: U ziet er nerveus uit.

English: Did you write down the number?
Serbian: Jesi li zapisao broj?

English: My stomach is upset.
Turkish: Midem berbat.

English: Everyone is waiting on you.
Italian: Ti stanno aspettando tutti.

English: I can't do my work without my computer.
Japanese: パソコンがないと仕事ができないよ。

English: Can I use this bike?
Ukrainian: Можна я скористаюся цим велосипедом?

English: This dress is too big for me.
Dutch: Deze jurk is te groot voor mij.

English: Put it in your pocket.
Russian: Положите его к себе в карман.

English: It's all I know.
Hungarian: Ez minden amit tudok.

English: Doing that will take too much time.
Japanese: それをやるのにいっぱい時間が掛かるだろう。

English: In my opinion, he is correct.
Japanese: 私の考えでは、彼が正しいと思います。

English: The rock rolled down the hill.
Macedonian: Каменот се стркала надолу по брдото.

English: I've loved you since I first met you.
Russian: Я полюбил тебя с первой встречи.

English: You don't think I'm right, do you?
Finnish: Et taida uskoa että olen oikeassa, vai uskotko?

English: My grandfather goes for a walk every day.
German: Mein Großvater geht jeden Tag spazieren.

English: If I'd been a bird, I could've flown to you.
Spanish: Si hubiera sido un pájaro, podría haber volado hasta ti.

English: I thought you were joking.
Portuguese: Pensei que você estava brincando.

English: She cut her hand with a knife.
French: Elle s'est coupé la main avec un couteau.

English: I'm studying art history.
Swedish: Jag studerar konsthistoria.

English: Why do I need to be there early?
Italian: Perché devo essere lì presto?

English: The truck dumped the sand on the ground.
French: Le camion a déchargé le sable sur le sol.