English: We can't do that yet.
French: Nous ne pouvons encore le faire.

English: Do you have a uniform?
French: Est-ce que tu as un uniforme ?

English: Don't you work alone?
Berber: Ur tettmahaled ara i yiman-nnek?

English: Tom is just slightly taller than Mary.
Russian: Том совсем ненамного выше Мэри.

English: Tom asked Mary if she was free on Valentine's Day.
Russian: Том спросил Марию, будет ли она свободна в День святого Валентина.

English: He can stay here for one night, no longer.
Portuguese: Ele pode ficar aqui só uma noite, nada mais.

English: Someone who looks a lot like Tom is standing near the gate.
Spanish: Alguien que se parece mucho a Tom está parado cerca del portón.

English: I hope you like the wine.
Serbian: Надам се да вам се свиђа вино.

English: Nobody knows what happened.
Portuguese: Ninguém sabe o que aconteceu.

English: I have things on my mind.
Italian: Io ho delle cose per la testa.

English: Does anyone feel sick?
Russian: Кто-то чувствует себя плохо?

English: Take control.
Kabyle: Ṭṭfet iman-nwen.

English: It may be our only hope.
Berber: Yezmer ad yili waya d assirem-nneɣ ayiwnan.

English: Tom doesn't actually have to do that.
Hungarian: Tomnak tulajdonképpen nem kellene megtennie.

English: I like this cup.
Italian: A me piace questa coppa.

English: I was poor.
Serbian: Била сам сиромашна.

English: Why do you not want to tell him about her?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no le quieres contar lo de ella?

English: I'm also a teacher.
Spanish: Yo soy maestro también.

English: There is a mistake in this sentence.
Polish: W tym zdaniu jest błąd.

English: When I got out of jail, the first thing I bought was an economy car.
Berber: Sy d‑ffɣeɣ s ssilun, cṛa amezwar i d‑sɣiɣ d tonobil terxes.

English: Tom just wrote a book.
Berber: Melmi kan ay d-yura Tom adlis.

English: Who invented karaoke bars?
Hungarian: Ki találta fel a karaoke bárokat?

English: I called my attorney.
Catalan: Vaig trucar el meu advocat.

English: I know Tom knows I didn't have to do that.
German: Ich hätte es nicht gemusst. Dass Tom das weiß, ist mir bekannt.

English: Do you want to help me or not?
Russian: Вы хотите мне помочь или нет?

English: Are you coming at six or at seven?
Hungarian: Te hatkor vagy hétkor jössz?

English: He is standing on the hill.
French: Il se tient sur la colline.

English: We both arrived roughly at the same time.
Serbian: Обоје смо стигли отприлике у исто време.

English: We're looking forward to our vacation.
Berber: La nettṛaju s ccuq imuras-nneɣ.

English: What does that poster mean?
Turkish: O afiş ne anlama geliyor?

English: My job pays fairly well.
Italian: Il mio lavoro paga discretamente bene.

English: Pay your rent in advance.
Berber: Xelleṣ lekra-nnek seg tazwara.

English: She lives in a large house.
Japanese: 彼女は大きな家に住んでいる。

English: Tom was beaten to death with a golf club.
Hebrew: תום הוכה למוות עם מחבט גולף.

English: What should I buy for Tom?
Macedonian: Што ли да му купам на Том?

English: Mark the right answer.
Danish: Marker det rigtige svar.

English: Where did you get this information?
Berber: Seg wansi ay d-tḍebbred talɣut-a?

English: I drank beer last night.
Finnish: Join olutta eilen illalla.

English: Oh, sorry, I didn't know it was against the rules.
German: Oh, das tut mir leid! Ich wusste nicht, dass das gegen die Regeln verstößt.

English: Tom was good and scared.
Serbian: Toma je bio skroz preplašen.

English: You are as tall as I am.
Berber: Kennemti anect-inu deg teɣzef.

English: Do you know Tom's home address?
Czech: Neznáš Tomovu adresu bydliště?

English: The road is icy, so please be careful.
Russian: На дороге гололёд, поэтому будь, пожалуйста, осторожен.

English: What used to be true may not still be true.
Bulgarian: Това, което е било вярно, може вече да не е вярно.

English: This happens every time Tom goes away.
Waray: Nahihitabo ini basta nalakat hi Tom.

English: Tom wanted to go abroad.
Italian: Tom voleva andare all'estero.

English: I think that Tom doesn't want to do that.
Russian: По-моему, Том не хочет этим заниматься.

English: He is a man of his word, so if he said he'd help, he will.
Czech: On je člověk, který drží slovo, takže jestli řekl, že pomůže, tak to udělá.

English: Tom brought me a piece of cake.
German: Tom hat mir ein Stück Torte mitgebracht.

English: I like what I do.
Russian: Мне нравится то, что я делаю.

English: I'm calling from Tom's mobile phone.
Ukrainian: Я телефоную з мобільного телефона Тома.

English: I take a walk every day except when it rains.
German: Ich gehe jeden Tag spazieren, nur nicht, wenn es regnet.

English: I feel relieved.
Ukrainian: Я відчуваю полегшення.

English: He admitted he had taken bribes.
Italian: Ammise di aver preso mazzette.

English: This clock loses three minutes a day.
Turkish: Bu saat günde üç dakika geri kalıyor.

English: Have you ever grilled fish?
German: Hast du schon einmal Fisch gegrillt?

English: Which do you like better, this or that?
Italian: Quale vi piace di più, questa o quella?

English: People can turn to the law if they want to correct an injustice.
Spanish: La gente puede acudir a la ley si quiere corregir una injusticia.

English: I'll let you get back to work.
Italian: Ti lascerò tornare al lavoro.

English: She embroidered her initials on a white handkerchief.
Portuguese: Ela bordou suas iniciais num lenço branco.

English: Tom has to go on a diet.
Ukrainian: Том мусить сісти на дієту.

English: Tom squeezed the sponge.
Vietnamese: Tom bóp chặt miếng bọt biển.

English: Tom wakes up at the crack of dawn every day.
Russian: Том каждый день просыпается на рассвете.

English: When did you and Tom do that?
Berber: Melmi ay tgam aya kemm d Tom?

English: They found the stolen money.
Russian: Они обнаружили украденные деньги.

English: Are you too cold?
Hungarian: Nagyon fázol?

English: They chose him as their representative.
Finnish: He valitsivat hänet edustajakseen.

English: Tom eats lunch here sometimes.
Slovak: Tom tu niekedy obedúva.

English: Welcome to your new home.
Italian: Benvenuta nella tua nuova casa.

English: I feel I must do something.
Russian: Я чувствую, что должен что-то сделать.

English: I was abducted.
Hungarian: Elraboltak.

English: I don't want to work at a supermarket all my life.
Spanish: No quiero trabajar en un supermercado toda mi vida.

English: Tom opened his book.
Italian: Tom aprì il suo libro.

English: She was only pretending to be asleep.
Hindi: वह सोना का बहाना कर रही थी।

English: I never thought I'd have so much fun.
French: Je n'ai jamais pensé que je m'amuserais autant.

English: Your guess is wrong.
Bulgarian: Предположението ти е грешно.

English: I already know what your opinion is.
Turkish: Senin görüşünün ne olduğunu zaten biliyorum.

English: He has bought a new car.
Hungarian: Új autót vett.

English: She loves singing.
Dutch: Ze is dol op zingen.

English: He proposed that we should play baseball.
Spanish: Propuso que jugásemos al béisbol.

English: I'd like you to do that.
Turkish: Bunu yapmanı istiyorum.

English: I suddenly feel very much alone.
French: Je me sens très seule, d'un seul coup.

English: I know you're there.
Berber: Ẓriɣ aql-ikem din.

English: It's time to go home.
Dutch: Het is tijd om naar huis te gaan.

English: I'm guilty.
Hebrew: אני אשמה.

English: Tom's unsure.
Slovak: Tom si je neistý.

English: Where do you keep your medicine?
Czech: Kde uchováváte svoje léky?

English: Sit anywhere you like.
Kabyle: Qqimamt anda tebɣamt.

English: I live in this hotel.
Arabic: أسكن في هذا الفندق.

English: I need an interpreter.
Italian: A me serve un interprete.

English: We're all worried.
German: Wir machen uns alle Sorgen.

English: His achievements were acknowledged.
Italian: I suoi successi sono stati riconosciuti.

English: What is this animal called in Japanese?
Russian: Как называется это животное по-японски?

English: Do you know who wrote this book?
Italian: Sa chi ha scritto questo libro?