English: You shouldn't believe everything that you read online.
German: Man soll nicht alles glauben, was man im Netz liest.

English: How do you like Boston?
Polish: Jak Ci się podoba Boston?

English: The idea that air has weight was surprising to the child.
Japanese: 空気に重さがある、という考えはその子にはびっくりするようなことだった。

English: I don't know if I can do this.
French: Je ne sais pas si je suis capable de faire ça.

English: Who wrote the letter?
Finnish: Kuka kirjoitti kirjeen?

English: I wish you would shut the door when you go out.
Kabyle: Bɣiɣ ad tsekkṛemt tawwurt mi ara teffɣemt.

English: Tom was silly.
Turkish: Tom salaktı.

English: Tell us a little about your family.
Russian: Расскажите нам немного о вашей семье.

English: He's three years older than her.
Hebrew: הוא מבוגר ממנה בשלוש שנים.

English: They understood.
Hebrew: הם הבינו.

English: What's wrong with what we were doing?
Berber: Ma t‑yuɣen ayen i neǧǧu?

English: I suppose you enjoy that sort of thing.
French: Je suppose que vous prenez plaisir à cette sorte de chose.

English: You should admit your mistakes.
Russian: Вам следует признать свои ошибки.

English: I think we should continue this conversation outside.
Czech: Myslím, že bychom v tomto rozhovoru měli pokračovat venku.

English: I wanted to talk with you.
Ukrainian: Я хотів з тобою побалакати.

English: President Lincoln was what we call a self-made man.
Mandarin Chinese: 林肯總統就是我們所謂白手起家的男人。

English: I'm not the owner.
Hungarian: Nem én vagyok a tulajdonos.

English: He is poor, but honest.
Russian: Он бедный, но честный.

English: We'll fix that.
Marathi: आपण तो दुरुस्त करू.

English: Defend yourselves.
Macedonian: Бранете се.

English: I have to think of the future.
Russian: Я должен подумать о будущем.

English: I'll just have a glass of water.
Spanish: Solo tomaré un vaso de agua.

English: How long has he been absent?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo él ha estado ausente?

English: They are in favor of your plan.
Russian: Они за твой план.

English: Look at how white Tom's teeth are.
Russian: Посмотри, какие белые у Тома зубы.

English: I just learned six new facts about wombats.
German: Ich habe gerade sechs neue Dinge über Wombats erfahren.

English: Have you finished yet?
Ukrainian: Ти вже скінчила?

English: I don't know him.
Japanese: 彼のことを知らない。

English: I have to set a good example.
Italian: Devo dare il buon esempio.

English: I blacked out.
Spanish: Quedé inconsciente.

English: Tom used to live near Mary.
Italian: Tom viveva vicino a Mary.

English: Look at this.
Kabyle: Ẓeṛ kan.

English: I don't think children should drink beer.
Polish: Uważam, że dzieci nie powinny pić piwa.

English: Do it by yourself.
Russian: Сделайте это сами.

English: Tom can do that by himself now.
Ukrainian: Тепер Том може це робити самостійно.

English: I understand Tom's disappointment.
Hungarian: Megértem Tom csalódottságát.

English: We're annoying the teacher.
Italian: Stiamo infastidendo la professoressa.

English: Who's in charge around here?
French: Qui est le responsable ici ?

English: October 20th is a Monday.
Danish: Den 20. oktober er en mandag.

English: Can you protect us?
German: Kannst du uns beschützen?

English: Do you know someone who can help?
Italian: Voi conoscete qualcuno che possa aiutare?

English: Just how do you know all this?
Turkish: Bütün bunları nasıl biliyorsun?

English: No one will ever find you.
German: Niemand wird dich jemals finden.

English: I won't die.
French: Je ne vais pas mourir.

English: Tom is a friend of mine.
Japanese: トムは私の友人です。

English: Mary grabbed her purse.
German: Maria schnappte sich ihre Handtasche.

English: I sure hope Tom visits Australia.
Russian: Я очень надеюсь, что Том посетит Австралию.

English: I don't want that one.
Spanish: Ése no lo quiero.

English: Old people deserve respect.
Hebrew: זקנים זכאים לכבוד.

English: Tom looks apologetic.
Hebrew: תום נראה אפולוגטי.

English: Tom socked Mary in the arm.
Ukrainian: Том ударив Мері по руці.

English: That book is mine.
Bengali: ওই বইটা আমার।

English: May I ask a question?
Finnish: Saanko kysyä?

English: Do you want to risk that?
Russian: Вы хотите рискнуть этим?

English: I like your dogs.
Portuguese: Gosto de seus cachorros.

English: I've been doing this for months.
Hungarian: Hónapok óta ezt csinálom.

English: Why would Tom do this to us?
Macedonian: Зошто би ни го направил ова Том?

English: I'll rent a car.
Italian: Io prenderò in noleggio una macchina.

English: I felt cold.
Danish: Jeg frøs.

English: What does your job entail?
Czech: V čem spočívá tvoje práce?

English: The dog is mine.
Spanish: El perro es mío.

English: I am sorry I have imposed so much on you.
Hebrew: אני מצטער שהטרחתי אותך כל כך.

English: This melon will be good to eat tomorrow.
French: Ce melon sera bon à consommer demain.

English: I can't show you this.
Russian: Я не могу вам это показать.

English: I'm very hungry.
Indonesian: Aku sangat lapar.

English: Why are you so late?
Ukrainian: Чому ви так пізно?

English: Tom wrote down his phone number.
Ukrainian: Том написав свій номер телефона.

English: They all thought Tom was crazy.
Turkish: Onların hepsi Tom'un deli olduğunu düşündüler.

English: He returned home without telling us.
Berber: Yeqqel s axxam war ma yenna-aɣ-d.

English: We saw a bird in the distance.
Japanese: 遠くに鳥が見えた。

English: I already know what you want.
Russian: Я уже знаю, чего вы хотите.

English: My jacket isn't waterproof.
Italian: La mia giacca non è impermeabile.

English: In informal, everyday speech, the word "literally" is often used incorrectly as an intensifier.
Hebrew: בדיבור יומיומי המילה "בפירוש" מקבלת מובן שגוי של הגברת העוצמה.

English: I underestimated you.
Berber: Naqal ḥeqreɣ-kent.

English: How long have you been swimming?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo llevas nadando?

English: Tom is a little uptight.
Ukrainian: Том трохи стурбований.

English: Don't put anything on the box.
Hebrew: אל תשים שום דבר על הארגז.

English: Please make yourselves at home.
Turkish: Lütfen kendini evde hisset.

English: The bread is fresh.
Azerbaijani: Çörək təzədir.

English: I ran into an old friend of mine at the party the other day.
French: Je suis tombé sur une de mes vieilles amies à la fête de l'autre jour.

English: Things change.
Italian: Le cose cambiano.

English: Do you think animals have a soul?
Polish: Myślisz, że zwierzęta mają duszę?

English: If Tom had known, he would've told us.
Russian: Знай Том, он нам бы сказал.

English: Do you have any idea what that could be?
Portuguese: Você tem alguma ideia do que poderia ser?

English: Tom had never seen a moose until he moved to Alaska.
Macedonian: Том никогаш немаше видено лос пред да се пресели во Алјаска.

English: Your car is on fire.
Russian: Ваш автомобиль горит.

English: He is ahead of us in mathematics.
Italian: Lui è avanti a noi in matematica.

English: I'll give them an answer tomorrow.
Russian: Я дам им ответ завтра.

English: Aren't you going to vote today?
Ukrainian: Хіба ви сьогодні не голосуватимете?

English: Tom was educated in Boston.
German: Tom hat seine Erziehung in Boston erhalten.

English: They will come.
Italian: Loro stanno arrivando.

English: I hope that I don't get hurt.
German: Ich hoffe, dass ich mich nicht verletze.

English: I don't know when I can get away.
German: Ich weiß nicht, wann ich wegkomme.

English: Mary doesn't like her mother-in-law.
Spanish: Mary no quiere a su suegra.

English: I bet Tom would be able to do that.
Greek: Στοιχηματίζω ο Τομ θα μπορούσε να το κάνει.

English: I'm bad at sports.
Russian: Я в спорте не силён.

English: You shouldn't say that kind of thing when children are around.
Swedish: Du borde inte säga såna saker när barn är i närheten.

English: I don't think Tom knows what Mary expects from him.
Russian: Не думаю, что Том знает, чего Мэри от него ждёт.

English: Where's the cook?
Greek: Πού 'ναι ο μάγειρας;

English: We're classmates.
Hungarian: Osztálytársak vagyunk.