English: They stood on the top of the hill.
Hebrew: הם ישבו על פסגת הגבעה.

English: He wrote to me yesterday.
Portuguese: Ele me escreveu ontem.

English: Most writers are sensitive to criticism.
French: La plupart des écrivains sont sensibles à la critique.

English: I don't have freckles.
Japanese: 私は、そばかすはないよ。

English: I couldn't get to sleep.
Indonesian: Aku tidak bisa tidur.

English: Please don't say anything.
Italian: Per favore, non dite nulla.

English: It just takes practice.
Hebrew: זה דורש רק אימון.

English: I don't want to believe you.
Ukrainian: Я не хочу тобі вірити.

English: Who was the greatest philosopher that ever lived?
Portuguese: Quem foi o maior filósofo que já passou pela face da Terra?

English: Tom heard Mary calling his name.
Russian: Том услышал, как Мэри зовёт его по имени.

English: I wonder why Tom didn't win.
German: Ich wüsste gerne, warum Tom nicht gewonnen hat.

English: I'm not ready for a relationship.
French: Je ne suis pas prêt à avoir une relation.

English: They seem fine.
Hungarian: Úgy tűnik, jól vannak.

English: We are happy to see you.
Serbian: Srećni smo što vas vidimo.

English: I do not know for certain what she is going to do.
Portuguese: Eu não sei com certeza o que ela vai fazer.

English: Tom got a bargain price.
German: Tom hat einen Schnäppchenpreis bekommen.

English: Our supplies are running out.
Italian: Le nostre scorte stanno finendo.

English: Do you want to go?
Bengali: আপনি যেতে চান?

English: I'm used to the noise.
Japanese: 私は騒音になれている。

English: Tom is my colleague and my friend.
Russian: Том - мой коллега и друг.

English: What do we have to do?
French: Que devons-nous faire ?

English: Don't be cruel.
Russian: Не будьте жестокими.

English: I think it's time for me to wash my car.
Russian: Думаю, мне пора помыть машину.

English: He prepared supper by himself.
Portuguese: Ele mesmo preparou o jantar.

English: My band will perform this week at Chuck's Bar and Grill. Please come and see us.
German: Meine Musikgruppe hat diese Woche einen Auftritt in „Kalles Kneipe“. Komm doch vorbei!

English: Tom plans to be there.
Romanian: Tom plănuiește să fie acolo.

English: Tom used to work in a bakery.
Danish: Før i tiden arbejdede Tom i et bageri.

English: What do you want us to do?
Hebrew: מה אתם רוצים שנעשה?

English: I've never really thought about that.
Dutch: Ik heb er nooit echt over nagedacht.

English: The cat is eating.
Finnish: Se kissa syö.

English: I just can't wait to go to school.
Danish: Jeg kan bare ikke vente med at komme i skole.

English: Didn't you know that Tom would do that?
Turkish: Tom'un bunu yapacağını bilmiyor muydun?

English: I'm going to fight till the end.
French: Je me battrai jusqu'au bout.

English: Who's that woman standing over there?
Dutch: Wie is die vrouw die daar staat?

English: I'm leaving the day after tomorrow.
Danish: Jeg tager afsted i overmorgen.

English: Tom pulled out his driver's license and showed it to the police officer.
Italian: Tom tirò fuori la sua patente e la mostrò al poliziotto.

English: You are very brave.
Russian: Вы очень смелый.

English: I'm talking to my sister.
French: Je suis en train de parler à ma sœur.

English: Tom was next.
Italian: Tom era il successivo.

English: Tom was elected mayor in 2013.
Portuguese: Tom foi eleito prefeito em 2013.

English: I took him to the hospital.
German: Ich brachte ihn ins Krankenhaus.

English: I didn't quite hear you.
Bokmål: Jeg hørte deg ikke helt.

English: What kind of stone is this?
Ukrainian: Що це за камінь?

English: I saw a dog.
Polish: Widziałem psa.

English: French is one of the languages that I speak.
Russian: Французский - один из языков, на которых я говорю.

English: She likes oranges.
Arabic: تحب البرتقال.

English: Tom has had three heart attacks.
Italian: Tom ha avuto tre infarti.

English: I can only give you ten minutes.
Czech: Můžu ti dát jenom deset minut.

English: I'm happy for you two.
Kabyle: Ferḥeɣ-awen i sin yid-wen.

English: Go to work.
Italian: Vada a lavorare.

English: We were glad to hear Tom got back safely.
Japanese: 私たちはトムが無事に戻ったとの知らせを聞いて喜んだ。

English: Meet me at 2:30.
Berber: Ad nemmẓer ɣef tis snat d kramraw.

English: He was thirsty.
Swedish: Hon var törstig.

English: I don't think it's true.
Ukrainian: Я не думаю, що це так.

English: I want this letter registered.
Japanese: この手紙を書留にしてもらいたいのですが。

English: Have you seen Tom try to start a fire?
Italian: Ha visto Tom provare ad accendere un fuoco?

English: Tom didn't convince me.
Italian: Tom non mi ha convinta.

English: I have to hurry. My flight leaves in an hour.
Turkish: Acele etmek zorundayım. Uçağım bir saat içinde kalkıyor.

English: I was unable to write down the number of the car.
Portuguese: Eu não consegui anotar a placa do carro.

English: I wondered why people were staring at me.
Spanish: Tenía curiosidad por saber por qué me miraba la gente.

English: Tom took off his helmet and wiped off his forehead.
Russian: Том снял шлем и вытер лоб.

English: Straighten your legs.
Berber: Sqeɛdemt iḍarren-nwent.

English: The oil in mayonnaise sometimes separates from the other ingredients.
Hebrew: השמן שבמיונז נפרד לפעמים משאר המרכיבים.

English: Tom said that he wanted to go to Australia.
Berber: Tom yenna-d dakken yella yebɣa ad iṛuḥ ɣer Ustṛalya.

English: Look after the cat while I'm away.
Russian: Присмотри за кошкой, пока меня нет.

English: I slept with the lights on.
Ukrainian: Я спав із увімкненим світлом.

English: I'll be counting on you to bring the drinks.
Portuguese: Eu vou contar com você para trazer as bebidas.

English: May I borrow your pen?
Italian: Posso prendere in prestito la vostra biro?

English: Do you know how to hunt?
Russian: Ты умеешь охотиться?

English: The time will come when you will know the truth.
French: Le jour viendra où tu sauras la vérité.

English: I should have left earlier.
Berber: Yella yessefk ad dduɣ uqbel.

English: I wonder whether or not Tom wants that.
Italian: Mi chiedo se Tom lo voglia o no.

English: I really want to help you.
Italian: Io voglio davvero aiutarti.

English: When was it built?
German: Wann wurde es gebaut?

English: I don't think that this sentence is grammatically correct.
French: Je ne pense pas que cette phrase soit grammaticalement correct.

English: He's my older brother.
Bulgarian: Той ми е по-голям брат.

English: You can leave whenever you like.
Spanish: Puedes irte cuando quieras.

English: I seldom listen to the radio.
Finnish: Kuuntelen radiota harvoin.

English: May I have your name, please?
Japanese: 名前は何とおっしゃいますか。

English: Don't tell your mother.
Italian: Non lo dire a tua madre.

English: Things stayed the same.
Italian: Le cose restarono le stesse.

English: You're smiling.
French: Vous souriez.

English: How far is the next farm?
Italian: Quanto dista la prossima fattoria?

English: Mary resembles her mother in looks, but not in personality.
Portuguese: Mary se parece com a mãe na fisionomia, mas não na personalidade.

English: Please keep this money for me.
Japanese: このお金を預かっておいてください。

English: If we were supposed to talk more than listen, we would have been given two mouths and one ear.
German: Wenn wir dafür vorgesehen wären, mehr zu reden als zuzuhören, hätte man uns zwei Münder und ein Ohr gegeben.

English: I've never eaten Chinese food.
Portuguese: Eu nunca comi comida chinesa.

English: Won't you sit down?
Macedonian: Нема ли да седнете?

English: What ship did Tom arrive on?
German: Auf welchem Schiff kam Tom an?

English: My friends are stupid.
Korean: 내 친구들은 멍청하다.

English: After a long absence, he returned home.
Turkish: Uzun bir yokluktan sonra eve geri döndü.

English: I'm afraid I can't make myself understood in French.
Bulgarian: Страхувам се, че не мога да се изразявам добре на френски.

English: After Tom dumped Mary, she started seeing John.
Japanese: メアリーはトムにフラれてからジョンと付き合い始めた。

English: Where are you taking that?
Spanish: ¿A dónde llevas eso?