English: I met Tom before you were born.
Italian: Ho conosciuto Tom prima che lei nascesse.

English: I want to drink something cold.
Indonesian: Aku ingin minum sesuatu yang dingin.

English: I don't care how much you want it. I'm not going to give it to you.
French: Je me fiche de combien tu le veux. Je ne vais pas te le donner.

English: Did you know that some foxes lived on this mountain?
Japanese: この山に狐がいるって知ってた？

English: Hollywood isn't what it used to be.
Russian: Голливуд уже не тот, что раньше.

English: Whose plan is it?
Icelandic: Hver skipulagði þetta?

English: I went to the supermarket and bought a bag of rice.
Spanish: Fui al supermercado y compré un paquete de arroz.

English: I appreciate you coming here.
German: Vielen Dank, dass Sie gekommen sind!

English: Do you want to help?
French: Veux-tu aider ?

English: I thought that you'd changed.
Russian: Я думал, вы изменились.

English: Put the book where you found it.
German: Leg das Buch dorthin, wo du es gefunden hast.

English: I saw a cottage in the distance.
French: Je vis une petite maison au loin.

English: Hey, look at that.
Swedish: Hör ni, se på det där.

English: Can I come over after work?
Berber: Zemreɣ ad d-aseɣ ɣer-wen ɣer uxxam deffir umahil?

English: The man injured in the accident was taken to the hospital.
Hebrew: פצוע התאונה הועבר לבית החולים.

English: I can't stand this pain.
Spanish: No aguanto este dolor.

English: They're normal people.
Russian: Они нормальные люди.

English: Are you still in school?
Italian: Sei ancora a scuola?

English: I stayed with my uncle last week.
Italian: Io sono restata con mio zio la settimana scorsa.

English: I wanted to show you first.
Kabyle: Bɣiɣ ad ak-d-sekneɣ i kečč d amezwaru.

English: The previous owners of our house moved to Liverpool.
Russian: Прежние владельцы нашего дома переехали в Ливерпуль.

English: If only I could drive a car.
Japanese: 車の運転ができればなあ。

English: He threw a stone into the lake.
Danish: Han smed en sten i søen.

English: I don't like that store.
Japanese: あの店はやだな。

English: I'm bigger than you.
Chavacano: Mas grande yo contra cuntigo.

English: She was sticking her tongue out.
Hungarian: Kinyújtotta a nyelvét.

English: When are you off?
Russian: Когда у тебя выходной?

English: That boy is running.
Portuguese: O garoto está correndo.

English: Tom asked the guy at the gas station to check his oil level.
German: Tom ließ vom Tankwart den Ölstand überprüfen.

English: What did you see?
Berber: D acu ay twalam?

English: If you don't have a pen, it's OK to use a pencil.
Russian: Если у тебя нет ручки, можешь писать карандашом.

English: I don't expect anything from you.
Italian: Non mi aspetto niente da lei.

English: Lean on me.
Russian: Положитесь на меня.

English: Why do you live here?
Italian: Perché abiti qui?

English: I didn't even know you knew.
Russian: Я даже не знал, что ты знаешь.

English: Tom came at 2:30.
Berber: Tom yusa-d ɣef tis snat d kramraw.

English: You don't sound entirely convinced.
Hebrew: אתה לא נשמע משוכנע לחלוטין.

English: The door of the office is yellow.
Ukrainian: В офіса жовті двері.

English: I'm sure it wouldn't be too hard to find out who hacked into our system.
Polish: Na pewno nietrudno będzie sprawdzić, kto włamał się do naszego systemu.

English: I want you to come to my wedding.
Hungarian: Azt akarom, hogy gyere el az esküvőmre.

English: I think Tom's doing a good job.
Russian: Я думаю, Том хорошо справляется.

English: Tom didn't go upstairs.
Russian: Том не пошёл наверх.

English: I will give him another chance.
Russian: Я дам ему ещё один шанс.

English: We still need more time.
Italian: Ci serve ancora più tempo.

English: This isn't what I was looking for.
Macedonian: Не го барав ова.

English: You're always like this.
Russian: Вот всегда ты такая.

English: A beer, please.
Italian: Una birra, per piacere.

English: My flashlight isn't working.
French: Ma lampe de poche ne fonctionne pas.

English: He asked for more money.
French: Il demanda plus d'argent.

English: Let's talk about this tomorrow.
Russian: Поговорим об этом завтра.

English: Tom had no money.
Hebrew: לטום לא היה כסף.

English: Tom never should've eaten those oysters.
Spanish: Tom nunca debió haberse comido esas ostras.

English: They got up.
Italian: Loro si sono alzate.

English: Am I doing the right thing?
Russian: Я правильно поступаю?

English: I've done everything I can to help.
Turkish: Yardım etmek için yapabileceğim her şeyi yaptım.

English: How much longer are you planning to stay here?
Russian: Сколько ещё вы планируете здесь пробыть?

English: How much do you want to bet?
Italian: Quanto vuole scommettere?

English: Thousands of people were deceived by the advertisement.
Turkish: Binlerce insan bu reklam tarafından kandırıldı.

English: My parents are very religious people.
French: Mes parents sont très croyants.

English: I don't think Tom did anything about the problem.
Spanish: No creo que Tom haya hecho nada sobre el problema.

English: I have a bomb.
Marathi: माझ्याकडे बाँब आहे.

English: He who fights may lose, but he who doesn't has already lost.
Hungarian: Aki küzd, az lehet, hogy veszít, de aki meg se próbálja, az már veszített is.

English: The pond has dried up.
French: L'étang s'est asséché.

English: Are you going to the meeting?
Russian: Ты идёшь на собрание?

English: Cold water, please.
Italian: Dell'acqua fredda, per favore.

English: When I was a child, I used to swim in that pond.
Hungarian: Mikor gyerek voltam, abban a tóban úszkáltam.

English: I thought Tom was worried.
Russian: Я думал, Том беспокоится.

English: Tom has relatives in Boston.
Russian: У Тома есть родственники в Бостоне.

English: You've been busy, haven't you?
Italian: Tu sei stata occupata, vero?

English: What are you guys looking at?
Dutch: Waar kijken jullie naar?

English: Tom doesn't seem too worried.
Ukrainian: Том не виглядає занадто стурбованим.

English: How do you think Tom survived?
Ukrainian: Яким чином, на твою думку, Том вижив?

English: Well begun is half done.
Russian: Хорошее начало - половина дела.

English: It may never happen.
Russian: Этого может никогда не случиться.

English: Both Tom and I are very conservative.
Ukrainian: Ми з Томом обидва дуже консервативні.

English: What's the bus fare?
Italian: Qual è la tariffa dell'autobus?

English: I get up at 6:30.
Portuguese: Eu levanto às 6:30.

English: You look a little disoriented.
Turkish: Biraz şaşırmış görünüyorsun.

English: I'm tired of all these lies.
Italian: Io sono stanca di tutte queste bugie.

English: I know that Tom might need to do that by himself.
Portuguese: Eu sei que Tom pode precisar fazer isso sozinho.

English: After much consideration, we accepted his offer.
French: Après mûre réflexion nous avons accepté son offre.

English: I'm used to working all night.
Cantonese: 我慣咗通宵做嘢。

English: Why didn't you come to yesterday's party?
Hungarian: Miért nem jöttél el a tegnapi bulira?

English: I'll visit you as soon as I can.
Turkish: Seni elimden geldiğince çabuk ziyaret edeceğim.

English: Japan is at peace with her neighbors.
Ukrainian: Японія знаходиться в мирі зі своїми сусідами.

English: I was forced to do that.
Ukrainian: Мене примусили це зробити.

English: They play football after school.
Italian: Giocano a calcio dopo la scuola.

English: I've got to run.
German: Ich muss rennen.

English: I want you to know we can stop worrying.
Italian: Voglio che tu sappia che possiamo smettere di preoccuparci.

English: The accused tried to justify his actions.
Italian: L'imputato provò a giustificare le sue azioni.

English: I bought two bags of popcorn.
Hungarian: Vettem két zacskó popcornt.

English: I'm here to ask for your help.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para pedir su ayuda.

English: He promised me he would be here at six.
Berber: Iṛeggem-iyi ad yili da ɣef ssetta.

English: Tom is a true sportsman.
Japanese: トムは真正のスポーツマンだ。

English: I hate work.
Swedish: Jag hatar arbete.