English: Aren't you Mary's husband?
Berber: Kečč mačči d argaz n Mary?

English: I don't think I have the energy to walk to school today.
Italian: Io non penso di avere l'energia per andare a scuola a piedi oggi.

English: Tom came into the house.
Berber: Tom yekcem-d s axxam-nni.

English: I thought that Tom was a native speaker.
German: Ich hielt Tom für einen Muttersprachler.

English: It took me only three hours to do that.
Russian: Это заняло у меня всего три часа.

English: In England, in the summer, the sun rises at about 4 a.m.
French: L'été, en Angleterre, le soleil se lève vers 4 heures du matin.

English: The last thing I'd ever want to do is hurt Tom.
Japanese: トムを傷つけることだけはしたくないんだ。

English: Tom is sleeping now.
Hungarian: Tom most alszik.

English: This is getting interesting.
Portuguese: Isto está ficando interessante.

English: I don't think I'm biased.
Russian: Не думаю, что я предвзят.

English: This time I'm going with you.
Russian: На этот раз я пойду с вами.

English: I have no idea what to do next.
Russian: Я не представляю, что делать дальше.

English: His loss of memory is a psychological problem rather than a physical one.
Hebrew: אובדן הזכרון שלו הוא בעיה נפשית יותר מאשר גופנית.

English: Tom suggested that we do that.
Ukrainian: Том запропонував нам це зробити.

English: Tom works on Sundays.
Polish: Tom pracuje w niedziele.

English: Two hundred fifty kilograms is an extraordinary weight even for a sumo wrestler.
Japanese: ２５０キロというのは相撲取りとしても並外れた体重だ。

English: It's scary.
Finnish: Se on pelottava.

English: I should've introduced myself.
Italian: Avrei dovuto presentarmi.

English: I'm much younger than you.
German: Ich bin viel jünger als du.

English: Do you have a pen or a pencil?
Berber: Tlid imru neɣ akeryun?

English: Tom is a happy man.
Italian: Tom è un uomo felice.

English: I'm not the only one who thinks Tom is overweight.
Turkish: Tom'un fazla kilolu olduğunu düşünen bir tek ben değilim.

English: I think it's time to wind up this meeting.
German: Ich denke, es ist Zeit, dieses Treffen zu beenden.

English: I don't know what Tom does.
Hebrew: אינני יודעת מה תום עושה.

English: I don't like what you said about Tom.
Kabyle: Ur yeɛǧib ara wayen i d-nniḍ ɣef Tom.

English: Do you work on Sundays?
Dutch: Werk je op zondag?

English: My father doesn't eat fruit that much.
French: Mon père ne mange pas tant que ça de fruits.

English: Have you found anything yet?
Italian: Avete già trovato qualcosa?

English: I didn't know you were so brave.
Russian: Я не знал, что Вы такой храбрый.

English: I wish I hadn't parked my car next to Tom's car.
Russian: Зря я припарковал машину рядом с машиной Тома.

English: Can you stand on one leg for a minute with your eyes shut?
Spanish: ¿Puedes aguantar un minuto de pie sobre una pierna con los ojos cerrados?

English: What are you doing to stop this?
Russian: Что ты делаешь, чтобы это остановить?

English: I need somebody I can trust.
Russian: Мне нужен кто-то, кому я смогу доверять.

English: Did you read everything?
Italian: Hai letto tutto?

English: Are you the author of this book?
German: Sind Sie der Autor dieses Buches?

English: I gave Tom a hug.
Ukrainian: Я пригорнула Тома.

English: I have no idea what this is.
Hebrew: אין לי מושג מה זה.

English: These oaks are over a hundred years old.
Italian: Queste querce hanno più di cento anni.

English: Why do you have two cars?
Russian: Зачем тебе две машины?

English: The actor's career lasted for thirty years.
Polish: Kariera aktora trwała trzydzieści lat.

English: Tom cut his leg.
Finnish: Tom sai haavan jalkaansa.

English: I haven't talked to Tom since last Christmas.
Japanese: こないだのクリスマスからトムと話していない。

English: I didn't get an invitation.
Polish: Nie dostałem zaproszenia.

English: Would you please stop talking?
Portuguese: Os senhores fariam o favor de se calar?

English: Do you think Tom is still active?
Berber: Ɣef leḥsab-nnek, Tom mazal-it d urmid?

English: It's what was meant to happen.
Macedonian: Тоа и требаше да се случи.

English: In basketball, tall players have an advantage.
Russian: В баскетболе у высоких игроков есть преимущество.

English: This is my doll.
Spanish: Esta es mi muñeca.

English: Tom wiped the sweat off his face.
Turkish: Tom teri yüzünden sildi.

English: There's a lot of wind.
French: Il y a beaucoup de vent.

English: How is your family?
Italian: Come sta la vostra famiglia?

English: Brothers shouldn't quarrel.
Portuguese: Irmãos não devem brigar.

English: I live in Australia, too.
Berber: Ula d nekk zedɣeɣ deg Ustṛalya.

English: I hope they find Tom alive.
Czech: Doufám, že najdou Toma živého.

English: Can somebody tell me why Tom is angry?
Bokmål: Kan noen fortelle meg hvorfor Tom er sint?

English: That isn't acceptable to Tom.
Russian: Для Тома это неприемлемо.

English: We're pretty proud of ourselves.
German: Wir sind ziemlich stolz auf uns selbst.

English: Do you have one that is a little smaller?
Russian: У тебя есть такое поменьше?

English: What college did you go to?
French: À quelle université êtes-vous allé ?

English: Did you know that already?
Russian: Ты это уже знал?

English: Is French pronunciation difficult?
Ukrainian: Чи складна у французькій мові вимова?

English: Have you ever eaten alone in a restaurant?
French: As-tu jamais mangé seule dans un restaurant ?

English: That might be a problem.
French: Cela pourrait devenir un problème.

English: I suggest that you do that.
Russian: Я предлагаю тебе это сделать.

English: We should've realized that Tom needed our help.
Czech: Měli jsme si uvědomit, že Tom potřebuje naší pomoc.

English: Tom isn't paying attention to the TV.
Turkish: Tom televizyona dikkat etmiyor.

English: Tom undressed Mary with his eyes.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'yi gözleriyle soydu.

English: We talked.
Finnish: Me puhuimme.

English: We have three adopted children. The younger two are biological brothers.
Russian: У нас трое приёмных детей. Двое младших - родные братья.

English: I need a job.
Finnish: Mä tartten työtä.

English: Don't drink any more.
Hungarian: Ne igyál többet!

English: I went to the hospital.
Russian: Я пошла в больницу.

English: We are excited about the move to the new building.
Bulgarian: За нас е вълнуващо да се нанесем в новата сграда.

English: I was a bit disappointed.
Russian: Я была слегка разочарована.

English: I'm very happy that it happened.
Russian: Я очень рад, что это случилось.

English: I don't completely agree with you.
Russian: Я не совсем с вами согласен.

English: Would you like to have some tea?
Dutch: Heb je zin in een kopje thee?

English: I'm really proud of you.
Slovak: Som na vás naozaj hrdá.

English: Someone put something in my drink.
Portuguese: Alguém pôs algo na minha bebida.

English: Do you know what AMP means?
Turkish: AMP'nin ne anlama geldiğini biliyor musunuz?

English: Is this your dictionary?
Italian: Questo è il vostro dizionario?

English: Get a haircut.
Dutch: Laat je haar knippen.

English: We've decided to remove Tom from life support.
Hebrew: החלטנו לנתק את תום מהמכשירים.

English: All of our blood goes through our kidneys about sixty times a day.
Russian: Вся наша кровь проходит через наши почки около шестидесяти раз за день.

English: Monkeys are intelligent.
Latvian: Pērtiķi ir inteliģenti.

English: You probably already know about our company.
Bulgarian: Вие вероятно вече знаете за нашата компания.

English: Who's your doctor?
Hebrew: מי הרופא שלך?

English: I took a bath.
Portuguese: Eu tomei um banho.

English: I don't doubt that he will help me.
Hebrew: אני לא מפקפק בכך שהוא יעזור לי.

English: He cut himself with a knife yesterday.
Portuguese: Ele se cortou com uma faca ontem.

English: He is accustomed to the work.
Portuguese: Ele está acostumado ao trabalho.

English: She is dressed in white.
French: Elle est vêtue de blanc.

English: In the end, they approved the proposal.
German: Schließlich haben sie den Vorschlag angenommen.