English: It's pork or nothing.
Danish: Det er gris eller ingenting!

English: I helped my brother move his desk.
Portuguese: Ajudei meu irmão a mover sua escrivaninha.

English: I thought you might know.
Macedonian: Мислев дека можеби знаеш.

English: Tom sometimes wins.
Russian: Том иногда выигрывает.

English: I just found an old diary.
Russian: Я только что нашла старый дневник.

English: Don't put that damp towel into the bag.
Hebrew: אל תשים את המגבת הלחה הזאת בתיק.

English: Would you happen to know anything about that?
Ukrainian: Може, тобі трапилося щось знати про це?

English: I asked Mary what she wanted to do.
Ukrainian: Я запитав Мері, чим вона хоче зайнятися.

English: Mail this letter tomorrow morning.
Hungarian: Holnap reggel küldd el ezt a levelet.

English: Tom is afraid someone will hear him.
Russian: Том боится, что его кто-нибудь услышит.

English: There were three coffee mugs on the table.
Czech: Na stole byly tři šálky na kávu.

English: Can anybody tell me Tom's phone number?
Turkish: Biri bana Tom'un telefon numarasını söyleyebilir mi?

English: I want to spend the night here.
Greek: Θέλω να περάσω εδώ τη νύχτα.

English: Tom prepared for the worst.
Hungarian: Tamás felkészült a legrosszabbra.

English: Be confident.
Serbian: Буди самоуверен.

English: When did you see her?
Berber: Melmi ay tt-teẓram?

English: Tom hasn't been to Boston since October.
Russian: Том с октября не был в Бостоне.

English: Tom told me he'd be ready soon.
Kabyle: Yenna-yi-d Tom belli ad yewjed akka cwiyya.

English: Gold is more precious than any other metal.
Icelandic: Gull er verðmætara en nokkur annar málmur.

English: Why do you think that happened?
German: Was meinen Sie, warum das passiert ist?

English: It is stipulated that we should receive a month's vacation every year.
French: Il est stipulé que nous devrions percevoir un mois de congés chaque année.

English: There was a time when kings and queens reigned over the world.
Berber: Tella yiwet n tallit aydeg d igelliden ed tgellidin ay iḥekmen amaḍal.

English: Can you really teach this stuff?
Berber: Dɣa d tidet tzemred ad teslemded aya?

English: I don't know how to cook too many things.
Russian: Я не знаю, как можно приготовить слишком много всего.

English: We're very happy with the results.
Portuguese: Nós estamos muito contentes com os resultados.

English: I saw the cake you made.
Portuguese: Eu vi o bolo que você fez.

English: I want to come to Boston with you.
Italian: Voglio venire a Boston con voi.

English: Are you scared now?
Russian: Тебе сейчас страшно?

English: Tom seemed to have recognized me.
Russian: Том, похоже, меня узнал.

English: We're all praying for Japan.
Spanish: Todos estamos rezando por Japón.

English: I'd never wear that kind of hat.
Russian: Я бы никогда такую шляпу не стал носить.

English: Don't blame yourself.
Russian: Не вините себя!

English: How has your life changed?
Turkish: Hayatın nasıl değişti?

English: He was deaf, too.
Hungarian: Ő is süket volt.

English: I don't think you really want to know.
Turkish: Gerçekten bilmek istediğini düşünmüyorum.

English: I don't know what Tom looks like.
Slovak: Neviem, ako vyzerá Tom.

English: Japan maintains friendly relations with the United States.
Finnish: Japani ylläpitää ystävällisiä suhteita Yhdysvaltojen kanssa.

English: He put all his money in the box.
Italian: Ha messo tutti i suoi soldi nella scatola.

English: What do you want to have?
French: Que désirez-vous avoir ?

English: You won't die.
Greek: Δε θα πεθάνετε.

English: This kind of wood is tough to saw through.
German: Diese Holzart lässt sich schwer durchsägen.

English: She's double-jointed.
German: Sie ist sehr gelenkig.

English: This is the flag of Japan.
Ukrainian: Це прапор Японії.

English: We're looking forward to the holidays.
French: Nous attendons les vacances avec impatience.

English: I eat here.
Nepali: म यहाँ खान्छु।

English: I knew Tom a long time.
Spanish: Conocí a Tom hace mucho tiempo.

English: This room smells funny.
Macedonian: Собава чудно мириса.

English: The car raised a cloud of dust.
Turkish: Araba toz bulutu kaldırdı.

English: Ceasefire talks began in July 1951.
Russian: Разговоры о перемирии начались в июле 1951 года.

English: Stay alert.
Marathi: जागृत रहा.

English: Is the lecture already finished?
Japanese: 講義ってもう終わった？

English: Tom helped me, too.
German: Tom hat mir auch geholfen.

English: Let's wait for Tom, OK?
Russian: Давайте Тома подождём, хорошо?

English: Tom needs money badly.
Polish: Tom potrzebuje bardzo pieniędzy.

English: The boys were completely covered in mud.
Portuguese: Os meninos estavam completamente cobertos de lama.

English: Tom doesn't understand what you want.
Russian: Том не понимает, чего ты хочешь.

English: You should be able to do that easily.
Ukrainian: Ти повинна бути у змозі легко це зробити.

English: I know things you don't.
Hebrew: אני יודע דברים שאתה לא יודע.

English: You know this.
Berber: Teẓram aya.

English: Why were you laughing?
Ukrainian: Чому ти сміявся?

English: You're organized.
Italian: Voi siete organizzati.

English: This bicycle isn't Tom's.
Berber: Ta maci d tasnasɣalt n Tom.

English: Tom did a great job.
Italian: Tom ha fatto un grande lavoro.

English: That's what I want to talk to you about.
Russian: Именно об этом я и хочу с вами поговорить.

English: I came down with measles.
French: J'ai chopé la rougeole.

English: Tom is much better than you.
Spanish: Tom es mucho mejor que vos.

English: I have an opinion.
Hungarian: Véleményem van.

English: I want people to feel at home here.
Spanish: Quiero que aquí la gente se sienta como en casa.

English: I just want Tom back.
Kabyle: Bɣiɣ kan ad d-yuɣal Tom.

English: Do you want me to do anything else?
German: Soll ich sonst noch etwas machen?

English: Do you know what they're called?
Italian: Voi sapete come si chiamano?

English: Why is sweat salty?
Italian: Perché il sudore è salato?

English: We must observe the rules.
German: Wir müssen uns an die Regeln halten.

English: It's not really raining that hard.
Marathi: तितक्या जोरात काय पाऊस पडत नाहीये.

English: This policy is sure to go a long way towards stimulating business.
French: Cette politique va certainement contribuer à stimuler les affaires.

English: I didn't want Tom to take pictures.
Russian: Я не хотел, чтобы Том фотографировал.

English: There's a flower shop near by.
Turkish: Yakınlarda bir çiçekçi dükkânı var.

English: The baby cried on and off all night.
Hebrew: התינוק בכה לסירוגין כל הלילה.

English: The policy is pretty clear.
Turkish: Politika oldukça açıktır.

English: I don't see anyone.
Slovak: Nikoho nevidím.

English: Did you sign it?
Russian: Вы это подписали?

English: That's not my computer.
French: Ce n'est pas mon ordinateur.

English: She misses him.
Japanese: 彼女は彼がいなくて寂しい。

English: Where's your dictionary?
Berber: Anda yella usegzawal-nnek?

English: Tom told Mary to go talk to John.
Ukrainian: Там сказав Мері піти поговорити з Джоном.

English: I wanted to make Tom happy.
Turkish: Tom'u daha mutlu yapmak istedim.

English: What a surprise!
German: Was für eine Überraschung!

English: He was very patient.
Hungarian: Fölöttébb türelmes volt.

English: We caught the train.
Russian: Мы успели на поезд.

English: Tom deleted all the pictures from his phone.
Turkmen: Tom telefonyndaky ähli suratlary pozdy.

English: His speech was short and to the point.
Mandarin Chinese: 他的演讲简短且切中要害。

English: Tom made sure nobody was following him.
Russian: Том убедился, что за ним никто не едет.

English: I'm becoming a real man.
Italian: Sto diventando un vero uomo.

English: We've solved a lot of problems today.
Italian: Abbiamo risolto molti problemi oggi.

English: I think I'm gonna go to sleep.
Ukrainian: Я, мабуть, піду спати.

English: Mary was impressed with what she saw.
Dutch: Mary was onder de indruk van wat ze zag.

English: We saw the car start.
Spanish: Vimos arrancar el automóvil.