English: This is my grandfather.
Russian: Это мой дедушка.

English: My apartment is near here.
Dutch: Mijn appartement is dichtbij.

English: No one ate the cake.
Kabyle: Yiwet ur tečči tarekrukt-nni.

English: You've grown since the last time I saw you.
Hungarian: Nőttél, mióta utoljára láttalak.

English: I've got a fever.
Japanese: 熱があるんです。

English: I'm Tom's aunt.
Marathi: मी टॉमची काकी आहे.

English: Does Tom want me to go with him?
Portuguese: O Tom quer que eu vá com ele?

English: The sound woke me up.
French: Le bruit m'a réveillé.

English: What'll you be doing?
Marathi: तुम्ही काय करत असाल?

English: I attended his funeral.
Hungarian: Leróttam kegyeletemet a temetésén.

English: I just want to let you know I think you're the most beautiful woman that I've ever seen.
French: Je veux juste que tu saches que je pense que tu es la plus belle femme que j'ai jamais vue.

English: I'd like some coffee if you are making some.
German: Ich hätte gerne einen Kaffee, wenn du welchen machst.

English: Open your book to the first page.
Italian: Apra il suo libro alla prima pagina.

English: He has been sick in bed all week.
French: Il est resté malade toute la semaine au lit.

English: Tom won't be able to go with us.
Nuer: Jɛn cɛ gɔaa i̱ we kɔ kɛ Töm kɛɛl.

English: Why did you quit?
Swedish: Varför slutade ni?

English: It's just awful.
Finnish: Se on ihan hirveä.

English: Soon it'll be summer.
Russian: Скоро наступит лето.

English: I'm sitting on my bed right now eating an apple.
German: Ich sitze gerade auf meinem Bett und esse einen Apfel.

English: I want to teach history when I grow up.
Russian: Когда я вырасту, хочу преподавать историю.

English: Life is not fair.
Bulgarian: Животът е несправедлив.

English: Tom said he'd be willing to try something new.
Greek: Ο Τομ είπε ότι θα ήταν πρόθυμος να δοκιμάσει κάτι καινούριο.

English: I think we're ready.
Italian: Penso che siamo pronte.

English: They're armed.
Dutch: Ze zijn gewapend.

English: My tea is too sweet.
Greek: Το τσάι μου είναι πολύ γλυκό.

English: Change will take time.
Hungarian: A változáshoz idő kell.

English: I know that it's highly unlikely that I'll be able to convince you that you're wrong.
German: Ich weiß, dass es mir nur höchst unwahrscheinlich gelingen wird, dich davon zu überzeugen, dass du dich irrst.

English: Tom worked for three hours straight.
German: Tom arbeitete drei Stunden am Stück.

English: Where did you put my headphones?
Russian: Куда вы положили мои наушники?

English: I want a new bike.
French: Je veux un nouveau vélo.

English: You can't know that.
Macedonian: Нема како да знаеш.

English: I saw a bear yesterday.
Ukrainian: Я вчора бачив ведмедя.

English: He is brave enough to go there by himself.
Finnish: Hän on tarpeeksi rohkea mennäkseen sinne itsekseen.

English: How much did the tickets cost you?
Russian: Во сколько вам обошлись билеты?

English: I love that song.
Finnish: Mä rakastan tätä kappaletta.

English: I look forward to hearing from you.
Hebrew: אני מצפה לשמוע ממך.

English: They shouldn't be doing that.
French: Ils ne devraient pas faire cela.

English: How did you get those?
Berber: Amek ay ten-id-tḍebbrem?

English: She's highly intelligent.
German: Sie ist hochintelligent.

English: Whose turn is it to make dinner tonight?
Italian: A chi tocca preparare la cena stasera?

English: The company went bankrupt.
Ukrainian: Компанія збанкрутіла.

English: It is ten minutes before eleven.
Spanish: Son las once menos diez.

English: Tom needs to do that now.
Italian: Tom deve farlo ora.

English: I like Korean food.
Portuguese: Eu gosto de comida coreana.

English: Tom looks tired.
French: Tom semble fatigué.

English: I've finished reading that book.
Polish: Skończyłem czytać tamtą książkę.

English: They discuss the matter every day.
Japanese: 彼らは毎日その問題について議論する。

English: What are you going to do today?
French: Que vas-tu faire aujourd'hui ?

English: Tom is a basketball player.
Turkish: Tom bir basketbol oyuncusudur.

English: I don't have a car anymore.
Russian: У меня больше нет машины.

English: Helen Keller was blind, deaf and dumb.
Danish: Helen Keller var blind, døv og stum.

English: Tell me you understand the difference.
Ukrainian: Скажи мені, що ти розумієш різницю.

English: Did anybody tell you what's going on?
Portuguese: Alguém te contou o que está acontecendo?

English: Mary wore a silver pin on her coat.
Portuguese: Mary usava um broche de prata em seu casaco.

English: I saw him with my own eyes.
Bokmål: Jeg så ham med mine egne øyne.

English: Sunshine is beneficial to plants.
Romanian: Soarele este benefic pentru plante.

English: Don't speak French here.
Russian: Не разговаривайте по-французски здесь.

English: How's the new job?
French: C’est comment, ton nouveau boulot ?

English: Does Tom know about this?
Hungarian: Tamás tud róla?

English: Get real.
Italian: Sii realista.

English: Water expands with heat.
Kabyle: Aman ttnejbaden seg lḥamu.

English: Have a good weekend!
Finnish: Hyvää viikonloppua!

English: I don't know where I am exactly.
Hungarian: Nem tudom, hogy pontosan hol vagyok.

English: I don't know how to spell the word.
French: Je ne sais pas comment épeler ce mot.

English: You've made Tom cry.
German: Ihr habt Tom zum Weinen gebracht.

English: My father works here.
Turkish: Babam burada çalışıyor.

English: Tom gave away everything he had.
Serbian: Том је разделио све што је имао.

English: That jacket is way too big for you.
Kabyle: Wessiɛet fell-am lvista-a.

English: I don't know that girl.
Serbian: Не знам ту девојчицу.

English: It's going to take a little time to get used to wearing glasses.
Hungarian: Kevés ideig fog tartani megszokni a szemüveg viselését.

English: Do you want to be rich?
Arabic: هل تريد أن تصبح غنياً؟

English: I'm able to read French.
Ukrainian: Я вмію читати французькою.

English: It's very easy.
Finnish: Se on todella helppo.

English: Historical novels are a popular genre of literature.
German: Historische Romane sind ein beliebtes Genre der Literatur.

English: Tom deserves that.
German: Tom hat das verdient.

English: There was a group of children playing in the park.
Turkish: Parkta oynayan bir grup çocuk vardı.

English: Are you happy in your house?
Polish: Czy jesteś szczęśliwy w swoim domu?

English: I don't like my school.
Polish: Nie lubię mojej szkoły.

English: What is important is seldom urgent and what is urgent is seldom important.
Portuguese: O que é importante raramente é urgente, e o que é urgente raramente é importante.

English: I'm not angry.
Portuguese: Eu não estou brava.

English: After they had finished their work, they went out.
French: Après qu'ils eurent achevé leur travail, ils sortirent.

English: Tom's friendship means a lot to me.
Italian: L'amicizia di Tom vuole dire molto per me.

English: We're not scared of people like you.
Serbian: Не бојимо се људи као што си ти.

English: How did you persuade Tom to come?
Russian: Как ты уговорил Тома прийти?

English: I'm not an expert, so my answer to your question is just an educated guess.
French: Je ne suis pas un expert, alors ma réponse à ta question est juste une supposition éclairée.

English: There's nothing better to do.
Italian: Non c'è niente di meglio da fare.

English: What's your favorite dried fruit?
Italian: Qual è la vostra frutta secca preferita?

English: I'd appreciate it if you would turn off the lights.
German: Am liebsten hätte ich es, wenn du das Licht ausmachen würdest.

English: I've heard a lot about you.
French: J'ai beaucoup entendu parler de vous.

English: I will call on him tomorrow.
Russian: Я загляну к нему завтра.

English: I thought you said you could play the piano.
Macedonian: Па нели си знаел да свириш клавир?

English: Tom has three tickets in his hand.
Turkish: Tom'un elinde üç bilet var.

English: I would prefer an honorable death.
Italian: Preferirei una morte onorevole.

English: Tom is overweight, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è sovrappeso, vero?