English: There are a lot of things I want to discuss with you.
French: Il y a beaucoup de choses dont je veux discuter avec toi.

English: I'd like to go abroad one day.
Russian: Я хотел бы как-нибудь съездить за границу.

English: He is a very irritating critic of others.
French: Il est un critique des autres très irritant.

English: Good parents are the best teachers.
Hungarian: A jó szülők a legjobb tanárok.

English: Everyone's laughing, but no one will explain to me what happened.
German: Alle lachen, aber niemand erklärt mir, was passiert ist.

English: That is her house.
Russian: Это её дом.

English: Why do you want to come with me?
Arabic: لم تريد مجيء معي؟

English: I'm just a plain office worker.
Bulgarian: Аз съм просто обикновен офис служител.

English: She's your typical workaholic.
Arabic: هي من النمط المهووس بمهنته.

English: Stop staring.
Serbian: Престаните да буљите.

English: Do you think that man was a newspaper photographer?
Turkish: Sence şu adam bir foto muhabiri miydi?

English: All the children like you.
Italian: Piaci a tutti i bambini.

English: We got many grapes.
Dutch: We hebben veel druiven.

English: I don't know when she will leave for London.
Spanish: No sé cuándo sale ella hacia Londres.

English: Children need to play.
Russian: Детям нужно играть.

English: The moon came out from behind the clouds.
Estonian: Kuu tuli pilvede tagant välja.

English: What the country needs most is wise leaders.
Russian: Больше всего стране нужны мудрые лидеры.

English: I don't have that.
French: Je n'ai pas ça.

English: Where do you work?
French: Où travaillez-vous ?

English: He crossed the river.
Marathi: त्याने नदी पार केली.

English: Tom told us to eat as much as we wanted.
Marathi: टॉमने आम्हाला हवं तेवढं खायला सांगितलं.

English: Tom came back three days later.
Russian: Том вернулся через три дня.

English: They've decided to close that factory.
Dutch: Ze hebben besloten die fabriek te sluiten.

English: I weighed myself on the bathroom scales.
German: Ich habe mich auf der Waage im Badezimmer gewogen.

English: Both of Tom's parents were teachers.
Bulgarian: И двамата родители на Том са били преподаватели.

English: I want to visit Australia sometime.
Italian: Voglio visitare l'Australia un giorno.

English: I only speak French with Tom.
Finnish: Puhun ranskaa vain Tomin kanssa.

English: Is that your dog?
Kabyle: D aqjun-im wihin?

English: You work more than I do.
Berber: Tettmahalemt ugar n wanect ay ttmahaleɣ.

English: Tom isn't very good at chess yet.
Turkish: Tom henüz satrançta pek iyi değil.

English: Don't you watch TV?
Russian: Вы не смотрите телевизор?

English: Can we do it again?
Polish: Możemy to zrobić jeszcze raz?

English: I went to the beach last weekend.
Portuguese: Fui para a praia no último final de semana.

English: Tom is holding a baby in his arms.
Hebrew: טום מחזיק תינוק בזרועותיו.

English: Did you see a doctor?
Berber: Tesɛeddam ɣer yimsujji?

English: Tom was invited.
German: Tom war eingeladen.

English: You don't need to call me.
Spanish: No necesitas llamarme.

English: Tom has been told he doesn't have to do that.
Italian: A Tom è stato detto che non lo deve fare.

English: Drink your milk.
Berber: Sew akeffay-nnek.

English: Have you ever wondered why this happens?
Marathi: असं का घडतं याचा तू कधी विचार केला आहेस का?

English: Please be careful.
French: Veuillez être prudente.

English: You're still young.
Russian: Вы ещё молодая.

English: People don't like working with Tom because he's hard to get along with.
Finnish: Ihmiset eivät pidä Tomin kanssa työskentelystä, koska hänen kanssaan on vaikea tulla toimeen.

English: We looked at the video.
French: Nous avons regardé la vidéo.

English: We're investigating Tom's murder.
Turkish: Tom'un öldürülmesini araştırıyoruz.

English: You don't want to do this.
German: Du willst das nicht tun.

English: Find out where Tom is.
Italian: Scopra dov'è Tom.

English: I wish you hadn't seen that.
Russian: Лучше бы ты этого не видел.

English: Let's put our cards on the table.
Hebrew: בוא נשים את הקלפים על השולחן.

English: Tom is a worm.
Hungarian: Tom egy féreg.

English: I said to myself, "That's a good idea."
Polish: Powiedziałem sobie: to dobry pomysł.

English: Tokyo is bigger than Rome.
Italian: Tokyo è più grande di Roma.

English: Aren't you still at work?
Berber: Ur kent-mazal ara deg umahil?

English: It seems I'm going to be up all night tonight.
Hebrew: היום יהיה לי, כנראה, לילה לבן.

English: It was my mistake.
Russian: Это была моя ошибка.

English: I'm sorry, sir, but a jacket and tie are required.
Japanese: お客様、申し訳ありませんが、上着とネクタイの着用をお願いいたします。

English: I knew you weren't capable of doing it.
Russian: Я знал, что ты неспособен сделать это.

English: Tom didn't even say thanks.
Finnish: Tomi ei edes sanonut kiitos.

English: I think I'd better do that now.
Russian: Я, пожалуй, лучше сейчас это сделаю.

English: This street used to have another name.
German: Diese Straße hieß früher anders.

English: I've never met Tom's wife.
Ukrainian: Я ніколи не зустрічав жінку Тома.

English: We're about ready.
Russian: Мы почти готовы.

English: It's too much.
Russian: Это слишком много.

English: Tom sharpened the pencils.
Russian: Том поточил карандаши.

English: I'm really sorry.
German: Es tut mir wirklich leid.

English: I didn't know that Tom's car was stolen.
Italian: Io non lo sapevo che la macchina di Tom è stata rubata.

English: Tom used to work as a valet.
Turkish: Tom eskiden vale olarak çalışıyordu.

English: I grabbed this for you.
Kabyle: Ṭṭfeɣ-t-id ɣef lǧal-nwen.

English: Tom is waiting for somebody.
Hebrew: תום מחכה למישהו.

English: Tom works two jobs.
Italian: Tom ha due lavori.

English: I can only speak for myself.
Russian: Я могу говорить только за себя.

English: Who benefits from that?
Swedish: Vem tjänar på det?

English: Mary is a strong, independent woman.
Portuguese: Maria é uma mulher forte e independente.

English: There was some fifties music playing on the radio.
German: Im Radio spielte Musik aus den Fünfzigern.

English: He scolded her.
Hebrew: הוא נזף בה.

English: What business is that of yours?
Russian: Какое тебе до этого дело?

English: No one is sure exactly why that happened.
Ukrainian: Ніхто не може сказати напевно, чому так трапилось.

English: Tom asked Mary about her life in Australia.
German: Tom hat Mary nach ihrem Leben in Australien gefragt.

English: Tom was stung by a bee.
Italian: Tom venne punto da un'ape.

English: Tom signed up for a pottery class.
German: Tom meldete sich bei einem Töpferkurs an.

English: The crowd groaned.
Hebrew: הקהל רטן.

English: I think I'd like to be your friend.
Russian: Я, пожалуй, хотела бы быть твоей подругой.

English: She isn't here now.
Italian: Lei non è qui ora.

English: I didn't want to tell you over the phone.
Berber: Ur lliɣ ara bɣiɣ ad awen-iniɣ aya deg usawal.

English: Strange things have been happening recently.
German: In letzter Zeit passieren seltsame Dinge.

English: We'll visit you one of these days.
Portuguese: Nós vamos te visitar qualquer dia desses.

English: You should keep your promises.
French: Tu devrais tenir tes promesses.

English: He can't write any kanji.
Marathi: त्याला कोणत्याही कान्जी लिहिता येत नाहीत.

English: Tom can run fast.
Danish: Tom kan løbe hurtigt.

English: Tom wasn't jealous.
Russian: Том не ревновал.

English: When will the war end?
Hungarian: Mikor lesz vége a háborúnak?

English: Tom lives in Australia with his parents.
Russian: Том живёт с родителями в Австралии.

English: Tom wondered what Mary would say to John.
Spanish: Tom se preguntaba lo que Mary diría a John.

English: Is this a live broadcast?
Turkish: Bu canlı yayın mı?

English: My grandfather predeceased my great-grandfather.
Macedonian: Дедо ми умре пред прадедо ми.

English: He is daydreaming.
Dutch: Hij is aan het dagdromen.

English: What are you complaining about?
German: Worüber beschwert ihr euch?