English: What you're saying doesn't make sense.
Portuguese: O que estás a dizer não faz sentido.

English: Are you mocking me?
Italian: Mi state prendendo in giro?

English: The water is clear to the bottom.
Polish: Woda jest przejrzysta aż do dna.

English: I never wear a jacket.
Italian: Io non indosso mai una giacca.

English: There's time now.
Hebrew: עכשיו יש זמן.

English: Can you introduce me to a lawyer who speaks French?
Bulgarian: Може ли да ме запознаеш с адвокат, който говори френски?

English: Tom said that I seemed anxious.
Italian: Tom disse che sembravo nervosa.

English: There are a lot of earthquakes in Japan.
German: In Japan gibt es viele Erdbeben.

English: I wrote a book, but it wasn't very good.
Italian: Io ho scritto un libro, però non era molto buono.

English: Your comment is not relevant to the matter.
Berber: Awennit-nwen ur ili ara assaɣ ɣer temsalt-a.

English: I feel a draft.
Macedonian: Осеќам провев.

English: Are you talking to me?
Ukrainian: Ти до мене кажеш?

English: I don't think Tom knows what Mary is going to do.
Vietnamese: Tôi không nghĩ là Tom biết Mary định làm gì.

English: My son earns more than me.
Hungarian: Jobban keres a fiam, mint én.

English: Put this sticker on your suitcase.
Berber: Ssenṭeḍ tamenṭaḍt-a ɣef tbalizt-nnem.

English: The sky is overcast today.
German: Es ist heute bedeckt.

English: It was a nice day to go to the beach.
French: C'était une belle journée pour aller à la plage.

English: Who's your favorite heavy metal guitarist?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es tu guitarrista de heavy metal favorito?

English: Speak louder so everyone can hear you.
Hungarian: Beszélj hangosabban, hogy mindenki hallhasson!

English: Tom asked Mary to close the windows.
Russian: Том попросил Мэри закрыть окна.

English: At first, I was puzzled.
Finnish: Aluksi minä olin hämmentynyt.

English: Tom admired the flower arrangement.
Hebrew: תום העריץ את סידור הפרחים.

English: What's your phone number?
Japanese: 電話番号は何番ですか。

English: I feel better now.
French: Je me sens mieux, maintenant.

English: The nail tore his jacket.
Portuguese: O prego rasgou sua jaqueta.

English: They were interested.
Hebrew: הם היו מעוניינים.

English: I didn't know that Tom could speak French.
Ukrainian: Я не знав, що Том говорить французькою.

English: Where is the railway station?
Japanese: 駅はどこですか。

English: Are you still going to school?
Italian: Va ancora a scuola?

English: I study French all the time.
Portuguese: Eu estudo francês o tempo todo.

English: Do I need to keep this in the refrigerator?
Berber: Yessefk ad t-sserseɣ deg yimsismeḍ?

English: What do you think is going to happen?
Russian: Как вы думаете, что произойдёт?

English: Can you get me some water?
Ukrainian: Можна мені води?

English: My back is a little sore.
Russian: У меня спина побаливает.

English: We had to abandon our plan.
Italian: Dovemmo abbandonare il nostro piano.

English: Tom didn't want anything to do with Mary.
Russian: Том не хотел иметь с Мэри ничего общего.

English: This meant they were too weak to cause more trouble.
Spanish: Esto significó que eran demasiado débiles para causar más problemas.

English: When does the train leave?
Czech: Kdy vlak odjíždí?

English: Tom started shooting.
Italian: Tom ha iniziato a sparare.

English: Let's go to the beach.
Hebrew: בואו נלך לחוף.

English: Are dogs more intelligent than cats?
Russian: Собаки умнее кошек?

English: I didn't feel like eating.
Berber: Ur iyi-yehwi ad ččeɣ.

English: Nobody knows where it is.
Ukrainian: Ніхто не знає, де вона.

English: Tom didn't want to wait.
Hebrew: תום לא רצה להמתין.

English: That's just great.
Macedonian: Тоа е просто одлично.

English: I didn't learn anything.
Spanish: No aprendí nada.

English: I'm sorry to hear that you won't be there.
German: Es tut mir leid zu hören, dass du gar nicht kommst.

English: Tom wants a telescope.
Berber: Tom yebɣa atiliskud.

English: Tom gave Mary a banana.
Hebrew: תום נתן למרי בננה.

English: A horse is an animal.
Polish: Koń jest zwierzęciem.

English: I feel sad and lonely.
Italian: Mi sento triste e sola.

English: This matter is of great importance.
Spanish: Este problema es de gran importancia.

English: There's a big storm coming.
Spanish: Una gran tormenta se aproxima.

English: I took the wrong exit.
Russian: Я ошибся выходом.

English: Tom always makes fun of John because of his dialect.
German: Tom macht sich immer über John wegen dessen Dialekt lustig.

English: She is unconscious.
Italian: È svenuta.

English: He showed me a lot of beautiful photos.
Spanish: Él me enseñó hartas fotos hermosas.

English: Size does not matter.
Ukrainian: Розмір не має значення.

English: It's basically the same thing.
German: Es ist im Grunde das Gleiche.

English: I barely caught the train.
Bokmål: Jeg rakk såvidt toget.

English: She wrote a lot of poems.
Russian: Она написала много стихов.

English: We walked along a narrow path.
Italian: Noi camminammo lungo uno stretto sentiero.

English: I like to play sports.
Serbian: Волим да вежбам.

English: I don't think that Tom knows why Mary has to do that tomorrow.
Portuguese: Acho que Tom não sabe por que Maria tem de fazer isso amanhã.

English: Tom would never hurt Mary.
Kabyle: Tom werǧin ad iḍurr Mary.

English: You can have it for nothing.
German: Ihr könnt es umsonst haben.

English: Tom won't budge.
Spanish: Tom no cederá.

English: What should I eat?
Japanese: 何を食べたらいいですか。

English: What's your favorite radio station?
Portuguese: Qual é a sua rádio favorita?

English: We ate beans.
Italian: Mangiammo fagioli.

English: Are you crying?
Korean: 울고 있어?

English: I'm a therapist.
Ukrainian: Я терапевт.

English: Let's meet again soon.
Japanese: また近いうちにお目にかかりましょう。

English: I want to stay at the Hilton Hotel.
Berber: Ɣseɣ ad nseɣ deg usensu n Hilton.

English: Your father was right.
Polish: Twój ojciec miał rację.

English: The library is open to all students.
Italian: La biblioteca è aperta a tutti gli studenti.

English: Would you like to have dinner with us tonight?

English: Tom isn't an amateur.
Russian: Том не любитель.

English: You're optimistic.
Italian: Siete ottimisti.

English: Tom was startled.
Russian: Том испугался.

English: Are you hungry?
Vietnamese: Bạn có đói bụng không?

English: He lost a book.
Italian: Ha perso un libro.

English: We should call Tom.
Russian: Нам бы следовало позвонить Тому.

English: Whose pencils are these?
French: À qui sont ces crayons ?

English: I wonder if he loves me.
Czech: Zajímá mne, jestli mne miluje.

English: Do you know any of them?
Portuguese: Você conhece algum deles?

English: Sports help to develop our muscles.
French: Le sport aide nos muscles à se développer.

English: Didn't you know Mary and Alice were sisters?
German: Wussten Sie gar nicht, dass Maria und Elke Schwestern sind?

English: I asked Tom why he was laughing.
Czech: Zeptal jsem se Toma, proč se směje.

English: I saw Tom do it.
German: Ich sah Tom es tun.

English: The newspaper is on the table next to the window.
French: Le journal est sur la table à côté de la fenêtre.

English: He told me that he had lost his watch.
Turkish: Bana saatini kaybettiğini söyledi.

English: I never read in bed.
Italian: Non leggo mai a letto.

English: I'm going to take the dog to the vet.
French: Je vais emmener le chien chez le véto.

English: Guess how much that cost me.
German: Rat mal, was mich das gekostet hat.

English: Life is meaningless without you.
Turkish: Sensiz hayat anlamsız.

English: "Is he lying?" "Obviously."
Dutch: "Is hij aan het liegen?" "Uiteraard."

English: Tom says that ghosts aren't real.
Spanish: Tom dice que los fantasmas no son reales.

English: Please say hello to your parents for me.
Italian: Per favore, salutami i tuoi genitori.

English: Come at two o'clock.
Ukrainian: Приходь о другій годині.

English: They're ready for you.
Berber: Wejdent ad ken-qablent.

English: Someone's humming.
Russian: Кто-то тихо напевает.