English: How's your wife?
Marathi: तुझी बायको कशी आहे?

English: That's the person I've been waiting for.
Vietnamese: Đó là người mà tôi đang chờ đợi.

English: Forests cover around 9.4% of the earth's surface.
Russian: Леса покрывают около 9,4% земной поверхности.

English: Tell me your phone number and I'll call you back.
Russian: Скажите мне свой номер телефона, и я Вам перезвоню.

English: Tom called me out of the blue one day.
Russian: Том мне как-то неожиданно позвонил.

English: It looked like Tom wasn't having much fun.
Turkish: Tom pek eğlenmiyormuş gibi görünüyordu.

English: What would you have said to Tom?
Russian: Что бы ты Тому сказал?

English: I lost my luggage.
Hungarian: Elvesztettem a poggyászomat.

English: Is anybody home?
Hebrew: יש מישהו בבית?

English: I'm not from here.
Serbian: Ја нисам одавде.

English: It's hard to throw things out.
Hebrew: קשה להשליך לפח דברים.

English: We think Tom may be in trouble.
Hungarian: Úgy hisszük, Tomi bajban lehet.

English: Are you done with this?
Spanish: ¿Has terminado con esto?

English: Tom has an older sister.
Portuguese: Tom tem uma irmã mais velha.

English: We're almost ready.
Italian: Siamo quasi pronti.

English: Tom wanted Mary's phone number, but she refused to give it to him.
Hebrew: תום רצה את מספר הטלפון של מרי, אבל היא סרבה לתת לו אותו.

English: I am going to America by plane.
Marathi: मी अमेरिकेला विमानाने जातोय.

English: Don't you want to go?
Russian: Не хотите пойти?

English: My mother told me I have to behave myself.
Dutch: Ik moet me van mijn moeder gedragen.

English: Now, will you help me?
Berber: Ad iyi-tɛawnemt, imir-a?

English: Don't you think you can fix this?
Portuguese: Vós não credes ser possível consertar isso?

English: They live in caves.
Italian: Vivono in caverne.

English: Don't treat me like I'm stupid.
Russian: Не обращайся со мной как с дураком.

English: He remained poor all his life.
Japanese: 彼は一生涯貧乏だった。

English: At a moment when our economy is growing, our businesses are creating jobs at the fastest pace since the 1990s, and wages are starting to rise again, we have to make some choices about the kind of country we want to be.
Kabyle: Deg teswiεt anda tgemmu tdamsa-nneɣ, tikebbaniyin -nneɣ atent-a ttawint-d imukan uxeddim s ucala izerben akk seg iseggasen-nni n 1990, ticehriyin εawdent bdant ttalint, ilaq-aɣ ad nextir anwa ṣṣenf n tmurt i nebɣa ad nili.

English: Tom disappeared into one of the other rooms.
German: Tom hat sich in eins von den anderen Zimmern verkrümelt.

English: Did you wash that?
Kabyle: Tessardemt ayen-nni?

English: Tom doesn't know whether Mary will come by car or by bicycle.
German: Tom weiß nicht, ob Mary mit dem Auto oder dem Fahrrad kommen wird.

English: She has nothing to do with the matter.
Russian: Она не имеет к этому делу никакого отношения.

English: I'll be busy next week.
Japanese: 来週は忙しくなりそうだ。

English: Tom won't ever forget what has happened today.
Turkish: Tom bugün olan şeyi hiç unutmayacak.

English: Where's this from?
German: Woher kommt das?

English: How many rackets do you have?
Russian: Сколько у вас ракеток?

English: Do you have Tom's number?
Hebrew: יש לך את המספר של טום?

English: I didn't hear you coming.
Russian: Я не слышал, как ты пришла.

English: Tom's hobby is golf.
Turkish: Tom'un hobisi golftür.

English: Did you miss me?
Danish: Savnede du mig?

English: Tom is an exorcist.
Italian: Tom è un esorcista.

English: If you're happy, I'm happy.
Berber: Ma tumared, ula d nekk ad umareɣ.

English: She couldn't look him in the face.
Mandarin Chinese: 她无法看着他的脸。

English: When I was a kid, there'd be nightly arguments about whose turn it was to wash up.
German: Als ich klein war, gab es immer jeden Abend Streit darüber, wer mit Geschirrwaschen dran war.

English: Doctors thought he had a cold.
Russian: Врачи думали, что у него простуда.

English: It's a nightmare.
Swedish: Det är en mardröm.

English: Tom greeted Mary with a smile.
French: Tom salua Mary avec un sourire.

English: Did Tom study French yesterday?
Japanese: トムは昨日フランス語を勉強した？

English: How did you know that was my favorite one?
Berber: Amek ay teẓrid d win ay d amenyaf-inu?

English: What'll this accomplish?
Spanish: ¿Esto qué logrará?

English: I'm sorry to have doubted Tom.
Hungarian: Sajnálom, hogy kételkedtem Tomban.

English: We've got too much work to do.
Mandarin Chinese: 我們要做的工作太多了。

English: I have to get up early tomorrow.
Turkish: Yarın erken kalkmak zorundayım.

English: I have a friend whose father is a teacher.
French: J'ai un ami dont le père est professeur.

English: Not everyone is worried.
Hungarian: Nem mindenki aggódik.

English: Please tell her to call me back.
Russian: Передайте ей, пожалуйста, чтобы она мне перезвонила.

English: What happens tomorrow?
Italian: Che succede domani?

English: Tom unhooked the fish and released it back into the water.
Russian: Том снял рыбу с крючка и отпустил обратно в воду.

English: Please look at me.
German: Bitte schaut mich an.

English: I wanted to quit.
Marathi: मला सोडायची होती.

English: It happened yesterday.
Russian: Это случилось вчера.

English: Where is the bathroom?
Khmer: បន្ទប់ទឹកនៅណា?

English: What would you do if war were to break out?
Turkish: Savaş patlak verseydi ne yapardın?

English: Be careful not to step on the dog's tail.
Russian: Осторожно, не наступи собаке на хвост.

English: Today's housewives do nothing but complain of high prices.
Spanish: Las amas de casa de hoy en día no hacen otra cosa que quejarse de los altos precios.

English: The kitchen faces south.
German: Die Küche ist nach Süden gerichtet.

English: I'm sorry she's not here.
Vietnamese: Tôi rất tiếc, cô ấy không có ở đây.

English: Pay what you want.
Russian: Заплатите сколько хотите.

English: What time does the store open?
Romanian: La ce oră se deschide magazinul?

English: Be friendly.
Belarusian: Будзьце прыязныя!

English: Why did you switch the light off?
Russian: Зачем ты выключил свет?

English: I know I read the letter to you.
Portuguese: Eu sei que eu li a carta para você.

English: I should never have done that.
Russian: Мне вообще не следовало этого делать.

English: Tom will have to leave.
Italian: Tom dovrà partire.

English: That doesn't concern us.
Russian: Нас это не касается.

English: I don't like this type of house.
Hebrew: אני לא אוהב את סוג הבית הזה.

English: It's nearly six o'clock.
Italian: Sono quasi le sei.

English: Let's play volleyball.
Bulgarian: Хайде да играем волейбол.

English: I had a very bad day.
Hungarian: Nagyon rossz napom volt.

English: Your table is ready.
Berber: Tewjed tdabut-nnek.

English: The problem is beyond the scope of my understanding.
Hebrew: הבעיה מעבר לתחום הבנתי.

English: It really breaks my heart.
Portuguese: Isso realmente parte meu coração.

English: I'm not that drunk.
Hebrew: אני לא כל כך שיכור.

English: There's not a cloud in the sky.
Japanese: 空には雲ひとつありません。

English: The actual price was lower than I'd thought.
Hungarian: A tényleges ár alacsonyabb volt, mint gondoltam.

English: I'd like to buy a birthday cake for Tom.
Portuguese: Eu gostaria de comprar um bolo de aniversário para Tom.

English: Tom loves you.
Russian: Том вас любит.

English: Will you sell me your house?
German: Verkaufen Sie mir Ihr Haus?

English: By the way, have you ever been to Europe?
Berber: Iḥeqqa, yella wasmi ay teddiḍ ɣer Tuṛuft?

English: Has Tom decided what he's going to do?
Russian: Том решил, что будет делать?

English: I don't see Tom coming back.
Portuguese: Eu não vejo o Tom voltando.

English: Tom died a couple of years ago.
Italian: Tom è morto un paio di anni fa.

English: The man threatened Tom with violence.
Czech: Ten muž Tomovi vyhrožoval násilím.

English: I seldom go out on weekends.
Russian: Я редко куда-нибудь хожу в выходные.

English: The new teacher is more like a friend than a teacher.
Italian: Il nuovo professore è più un amico che un professore.

English: He wrote one letter.
Portuguese: Ele escreveu uma carta.