English: Tom pushed the button, but nothing happened.
Ukrainian: Том натиснув на кнопку, але нічого не трапилося.

English: I suggest we continue.
Ukrainian: Пропоную продовжити.

English: I'm unlikely to do that again.
French: Il est peu probable que je le refasse.

English: Why are so many people here?
Russian: Почему здесь так много народа?

English: This is a fish.
Spanish: Esto es un pez.

English: I'd like to hear that.
Hungarian: Szeretném hallani.

English: She bit him.
German: Sie biss ihn.

English: Let's let the workers go home early today.
French: Aujourd'hui, laissons les ouvriers finir plus tôt.

English: Please clean up this room before everyone arrives.
Hungarian: Kérjük, takarítsák ki ezt a szobát, mielőtt mindenki megérkezik!

English: Are you still busy?
Italian: Sei ancora impegnato?

English: It looks like you are from India.
Russian: Похоже, что вы из Индии.

English: Oregon is just south of Washington.
Azerbaijani: Oreqon Vaşinqtonun cənubunda yerləşir.

English: You're still young.
Danish: I er stadigvæk unge.

English: I'm not selling you my car.
Hungarian: Nem adom el neked a kocsimat.

English: This is about all of us.
Turkish: Bu hepimizi ilgilendiriyor.

English: She loves Tom.
Spanish: Ella quiere a Tom.

English: Tom was killed in an explosion.
German: Tom kam bei einer Explosion ums Leben.

English: Are you responsible for this mess?
Marathi: या गोंधळासाठी तू जबाबदार आहेस?

English: I can't believe I did that.
Ukrainian: Повірити не можу, що це зробив я.

English: She's looking the other way.
Italian: Lei sta guardando dall'altra parte.

English: Are you hiding from Tom?
Hungarian: Tamás elől bújkálsz?

English: I think I left my umbrella in your car.
Russian: Кажется, я свой зонтик у тебя в машине оставил.

English: Tom wants to be the boss.
Italian: Tom vuole essere il capo.

English: I don't think I should tell you.
Russian: Не думаю, что мне надо вам говорить.

English: I felt a sudden pain in my side.
French: J'ai ressenti une douleur soudaine au côté.

English: You can't judge people by their looks.
Portuguese: Você não pode julgar as pessoas pela sua aparência.

English: I'd cut down those trees.
Macedonian: Би ги исекол тие дрва.

English: He said that you had better go.
German: Er sagte, die sollten lieber gehen.

English: Tom told me that he's scared.
Russian: Том сказал мне, что ему страшно.

English: Tom likes jazz, but I don't.
Portuguese: Tom gosta de jazz, mas eu não.

English: Is this your bicycle?
German: Ist das hier Ihr Fahrrad?

English: Where's the key?
German: Wo befindet sich der Schlüssel?

English: It was hard to believe.
Italian: Era difficile da credere.

English: He has fallen into the habit of putting his hands into his pockets.
Polish: Wpadł w nawyk chowania rąk do kieszeni.

English: Don't change the channel.
Russian: Не переключай.

English: You are free to go home.
Italian: Tu sei libera di andare a casa.

English: Tom isn't babbling.
Italian: Tom non sta balbettando.

English: Everything is upside down.
Spanish: Todo está al revés.

English: I hope that you will like it.
Italian: Spero che vi piacerà.

English: Do you know how many people live in Australia?
Portuguese: Você sabe quantas pessoas moram na Austrália?

English: I think I'm starting to understand.
Ukrainian: Здається, я починаю розуміти.

English: We have some.
Berber: Nesɛa cwiṭ.

English: Is that salt?
Turkish: O, tuz mu?

English: You're attractive.
Italian: Tu sei attraente.

English: A fish swims by moving its tail.
Portuguese: Um peixe nada movendo a cauda.

English: I stole this book from the library.
French: J'ai volé ce livre à la bibliothèque.

English: There used to be a bridge here.
Russian: Когда-то здесь был мост.

English: I am very reserved.
Italian: Io sono molto riservata.

English: I'm afraid we have a problem.
French: Je crains que nous ayons un problème.

English: I have a telephone in my room.
Dutch: Ik heb een telefoon op mijn kamer.

English: This is a pen.
Spanish: Esto es un bolígrafo.

English: Were you able to get everything you needed?
Macedonian: Набави ли се што ти требаше?

English: It just makes no sense.
Italian: Semplicemente non ha alcun senso.

English: It's getting dark. You'd better go home.
Japanese: 暗くなってきたな。家に帰った方がいいぞ。

English: The family ate supper together.
German: Die Familie aß gemeinsam zu Abend.

English: Tom made his bed.
Slovak: Tom si postlal.

English: We're realistic.
Italian: Siamo realisti.

English: I swear that I didn't cheat.
Russian: Клянусь, что я не жульничал.

English: I have socks, but I have no shoes.
Italian: Ho delle calze, ma non ho delle scarpe.

English: Did Tom see the raccoon?
Russian: Том видел енота?

English: Do you like this song?
Italian: Ti piace questa canzone?

English: Which is mine?
Serbian: Који је мој?

English: Your English has improved.
Japanese: 君の英語は上達したね。

English: He is just killing time.
Italian: Lui sta solo ammazzando il tempo.

English: I had hardly sat down on the bench when I found it had just been painted.
Japanese: ベンチに腰かけたとたんに、ペンキが塗りたてなのに気づいた。

English: Tom surrendered.
Hungarian: Tom megadta magát.

English: All of them are connected.
French: Elles sont toutes connectées.

English: Tom doesn't think it's worth it.
Russian: Том не думает, что оно того стоит.

English: I'm sorry, but he isn't home.
German: Es tut mir leid, aber er ist nicht zu Hause.

English: What kind of girl are you?
French: Quel genre de fille êtes-vous ?

English: You could have omitted that last phrase in your letter.
Spanish: Pudiste haber omitido esa última frase en tu carta.

English: Do you agree with Tom?
Russian: Ты согласен с Томом?

English: I remember Tom.
Portuguese: Eu me lembro de Tom.

English: Did you buy a new car?
Danish: Købte I en ny bil?

English: Tom was definitely afraid.
German: Tom hatte eindeutig Angst.

English: The price isn't important.
Russian: Цена не имеет значения.

English: Did you decide to go to Japan?
Japanese: 日本に行くことにしたの？

English: Tom admitted that he ate all the ice cream.
Berber: Tom yesteɛṛef d netta ay ifuken timagrisin-nni.

English: Are you really going to do that by yourself?
Berber: D tidet ad tged aya i yiman-nnem?

English: I felt as if I were an uninvited guest.
Russian: Я чувствовал себя непрошеным гостем.

English: I like sleeping.
Hungarian: Szeretek aludni.

English: I showed Tom my paintings.
Serbian: Показала сам Тому своје слике.

English: I never claimed I was perfect.
Russian: Я никогда не утверждал, что я совершенен.

English: The meat you're eating isn't chicken.
Italian: La carne che sta mangiando non è pollo.

English: Tom is smaller than me.
Hungarian: Tom kisebb nálam.

English: He'd prefer not to eat that.
Berber: Ur ibeɣɣu ad yecc aya.

English: Tom obviously wanted to talk to me privately.
Turkish: Tom besbelli ki benimle özel olarak konuşmak istedi.

English: Tom told me it didn't matter.
Portuguese: O Tom me disse que isso não tinha importância.

English: I was young and just having fun.
Ukrainian: Я був молодий і просто насолоджувався життям.

English: Take a rest.
Kabyle: Steɛfut.

English: Tom is right this time.
Russian: На этот раз Том прав.

English: Tom and I often hang out together.
Italian: Io e Tom usciamo spesso insieme.

English: I've got a few friends.
Czech: Mám několik přátel.

English: He cannot stop me.
Marathi: तो मला थांबवू शकत नाही.

English: Tom showed us a picture of Mary.
Russian: Том показал нам фотографию Мэри.

English: Please don't insult our intelligence.
Italian: Per favore, non insultate la nostra intelligenza.

English: I sometimes steal stuff.
Spanish: A veces robo cosas.

English: Sit here.
Hebrew: שבו כאן.

English: I should learn French.
Spanish: Debería aprender francés.

English: You helped us win.
Russian: Вы помогли нам выиграть.

English: I've been in this church before.
Japanese: 以前はこの教会にいました。

English: I don't remember hearing that.
Russian: Не помню, чтобы я это слышал.