English: I went to the hospital to see my wife.
Belarusian: Я паехала ў бальніцу, каб пабачыцца з сваёй жонкай.

English: I went for a walk after breakfast.
Italian: Sono andata a fare una passeggiata dopo la colazione.

English: I can't find the matches.
Russian: Я не могу найти спички.

English: I can't read that.
German: Das kann ich nicht lesen.

English: Tom is the youngest boy in our class.
Marathi: टॉम आमच्या वर्गातला सर्वात तरूण मुलगा आहे.

English: Please fix it.
Kabyle: Di leɛnaya-k qwem-it.

English: Tom said he didn't want to waste time arguing.
Italian: Tom ha detto che non voleva perdere tempo a litigare.

English: I was surprised to find out that Tom had children.
Hungarian: Meglepődtem, amikor megtudtam, hogy Tominak vannak gyerekei.

English: Hang your coat and hat up on the rack over there.
Hebrew: תתלה את המעיל ואת הכובע שלך על המתלה שם.

English: Have you already finished?
Kabyle: Tfukkem yakan?

English: Let's meet in front of the hotel.
Russian: Давайте встретимся перед гостиницей.

English: We've missed a great opportunity.
Portuguese: Perdemos uma ótima oportunidade.

English: They're friends of mine.
Portuguese: Eles são meus amigos.

English: Why don't you start by telling us how you feel?
Berber: Maɣef ur aɣ-d-tettiniḍ, deg tazwara, d acu umi la tettḥulfuḍ?

English: The boy who is playing guitar is my brother.
Turkish: Gitarı çalan oğlan benim erkek kardeşim.

English: I heard you really screwed up today.
Hebrew: שמעתי שממש פישלת היום.

English: I'm very methodical.
German: Ich bin gut organisiert.

English: The doctor examined the patients.
German: Die Ärztin untersuchte die Patienten.

English: This is a sentence that has the syllable count of a haiku.
Belarusian: У гэтым сказе як раз хапае складоў, каб ён быў хайку.

English: You're a rich man.
German: Du bist ein reicher Mann.

English: Try the cake.
Ukrainian: Покуштуй пиріг.

English: You'd better not go out now. It's almost eleven.
Spanish: Espero que no vayas a salir ahora. Ya casi son las 11.

English: Why do you think I'm scared of you?
Russian: Почему ты думаешь, что я тебя боюсь?

English: I asked Tom not to wait for us.
Russian: Я сказал Тому не ждать нас.

English: Tom doesn't know where Mary comes from.
Russian: Том не знает, откуда Мэри.

English: A stocky man with a swarthy complexion snatched Mary's handbag and disappeared into the crowd.
German: Ein kräftiger Mann mit dunklem Teint schnappte sich Marys Handtasche und verschwand in der Menge.

English: I told them to stop.
Russian: Я сказал им, чтобы они прекратили.

English: I know who your father is.
Russian: Я знаю, кто твой отец.

English: Tom Jackson was re-elected mayor in 2013.
Turkish: Tom Jackson, 2013'te yeniden belediye başkanı seçildi.

English: We're expecting company.
Turkish: Birilerini bekliyoruz.

English: I haven't talked to Tom.
Russian: Я не говорила с Томом.

English: I haven't checked yet.
Japanese: まだ確認してないよ。

English: Bring me something to eat.
Polish: Przynieś mi coś do jedzenia.

English: The radio doesn't work.
French: La radio ne fonctionne pas.

English: Do you know why?
Ukrainian: Ви знаєте чому?

English: Do you think that Tom will cry?
Ukrainian: Гадаєш, Том заплаче?

English: Tom told Mary to behave herself.
Hebrew: תום אמר למרי להתנהג כראוי.

English: You should've let me kill the rabid dog.
German: Sie hätten mich den tollwütigen Hund töten lassen sollen.

English: I'll never ever forgive Tom for what he did.
Macedonian: Ама баш никогаш нема да му простам на Том за она што го стори.

English: We'll take part in the marathon.
Berber: Ad nettekki deg umaraṭun.

English: I see no point in continuing this conversation.
Hungarian: Nem látom értelmét erről tovább beszélni.

English: That's understandable.
Russian: Это можно понять.

English: She was crying last night.
Polish: Płakała wczoraj wieczorem.

English: I'll give you this camera.
Ukrainian: Я дам вам цей фотоапарат.

English: There's too much violence on television.
Spanish: Hay demasiada violencia en la televisión.

English: He works hard so that he can study abroad.
Estonian: Ta töötab kõvasti, et välismaal õppida.

English: It is obvious that he is right.
Russian: Очевидно, что он прав.

English: Are you a maniac?
Italian: Lei è un maniaco?

English: What's the longest river in the world?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es el río más largo del mundo?

English: Tom seems lost.
Russian: Том кажется потерянным.

English: Tom said he wanted to hire somebody with experience.
Ukrainian: Том сказав, що хоче взяти на роботу когось із досвідченного.

English: Are you through with your work?
Russian: Ты доделал свою работу?

English: Tom doesn't know what Mary wants him to do.
Russian: Том не знает, что Мэри от него хочет.

English: When do you use it?
Macedonian: Кога го користиш?

English: He can't stop them.
Polish: Nie może ich powstrzymać.

English: When does your winter vacation begin?
Turkish: Kış tatilin ne zaman başlar?

English: We saw everything.
Dutch: We hebben alles gezien.

English: I've rested enough already.
Russian: Я уже достаточно отдохнул.

English: Everybody is waiting for you.
Russian: Тебя все ждут.

English: We aren't convinced.
Italian: Non siamo convinti.

English: I think they're wrong.
German: Ich meine, die irren sich.

English: How much money was stolen?
Russian: Сколько было украдено денег?

English: Did you enjoy the performance?
German: Hat dir die Vorstellung gefallen?

English: She is dressed in her best.
Italian: È vestita al meglio.

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

English: Take my sweater.
Hungarian: Vidd a pulóveremet!

English: She ran as fast as she could to catch up with the others.
German: Sie rannte so schnell sie konnte, um die anderen einzuholen.

English: He has a butler and a cook.
French: Il dispose d'un majordome et d'un cuisinier.

English: Who cares what Tom does?
Dutch: Wie kan het schelen wat Tom doet?

English: Tom called Mary a liar.
Russian: Том назвал Мэри лгуньей.

English: I live in a small apartment.
Macedonian: Живеам во мал стан.

English: May I touch this?
Japanese: これ触ってもいいですか？

English: She would rather go by train than by plane.
Spanish: Usa el tren con preferencia al avión.

English: She sang happily.
Hebrew: היא זימרה בשמחה.

English: It is not his business.
French: Ce n'est pas son affaire.

English: What's this in French?
Korean: 이건 프랑스어로 뭐야?

English: I think Mary is beautiful.
Italian: Io penso che Mary sia bella.

English: I think I understand.
Indonesian: Aku pikir aku paham.

English: Can I use this dictionary of yours?
Russian: Можно мне использовать твой словарь?

English: What Tom told you wasn't true.
French: Ce que t'a dit Tom n'était pas vrai.

English: I have a simple solution.
Italian: Ho una soluzione semplice.

English: You shouldn't eat this.
Italian: Non dovreste mangiare questo.

English: We managed to escape just in time.
Central Dusun: Nokoidu' tokou daa ii.

English: I often play tennis after school.
Japanese: 私はよく放課後にテニスをする。

English: She turned a page of her book.
Italian: Girò la pagina del suo libro.

English: Please sit down on this chair.
Dutch: Gaat u op die stoel zitten, alstublieft.

English: There's something about this translation that isn't quite right.
Russian: Что-то в этом переводе не совсем то.

English: Are you free on Tuesday?
German: Hast du Dienstag Zeit?

English: What a smart idea!
Russian: Какая умная мысль!

English: We're not through yet.
Hebrew: עדיין לא יצאנו מזה.

English: There are fifty members in this club.
German: Diesem Verein gehören 50 Mitglieder an.

English: We'll miss you when you're not here.
Polish: Będzie nam cię brakowało kiedy cię tu nie będzie.

English: I wouldn't argue with Tom if I were you.
Turkish: Yerinde olsam Tom ile tartışmazdım.

English: The download is complete.
Ukrainian: Завантаження завершене.

English: Tom is wearing glasses.
Russian: Том в очках.

English: We're looking into that now.
Finnish: Harkitsemme sitä nyt.