English: Are all of these people your friends?
Berber: Medden-a akk d imeddukal-nnem?

English: Do they still make cassette tapes?
Serbian: Da li i dalje snimaju audio-kasete?

English: I promise that it won't take long.
Portuguese: Juro que não vai demorar muito.

English: Can you give him first aid?
Danish: Kan du give ham førstehjælp?

English: He gripped my hand.
Italian: Lui mi ha afferrato la mano.

English: He cannot sing well.
Czech: Neumí dobře zpívat.

English: Tom is washing the lettuce.
Ukrainian: Том миє салат.

English: I found the photo you were looking for.
Czech: Našel jsem fotku, kterou jsi hledala.

English: Bring the water to a boil.
French: Fais bouillir l'eau.

English: He has a good command of English.
Hebrew: הוא שולט היטב באנגלית.

English: I'm a loner.
German: Ich bin ein Eigenbrötler.

English: Now's not a good time.
Spanish: No es buen tiempo ahorita.

English: He left early.
French: Il est parti tôt.

English: If I weren't broke, I'd buy it.
Finnish: Ostaisin sen, jos en olisi persaukinen.

English: I am very dangerous.
Hungarian: Nagyon veszélyes vagyok.

English: He was disqualified from the competition.
Portuguese: Ele foi desclassificado da competição.

English: What else do we have?
German: Was haben wir sonst noch?

English: Whose pencil is this?
Czech: Čí je to tužka?

English: I've bought you lunch today.
Berber: Xellṣeɣ-awent imekli ass-a.

English: I fell quickly asleep.
German: Ich bin schnell eingeschlafen.

English: I suspect that Tom is homesick.
Italian: Sospetto che Tom abbia nostalgia di casa.

English: Mary placed her purse on the table.
Russian: Мэри положила кошелёк на стол.

English: Who washed the car?
Greek: Ποιος έπλυνε το αμάξι;

English: I'm always sneezing.
Russian: Я всё время чихаю.

English: Onions cook more quickly than potatoes.
Chavacano: Mas paspás cucí el cebollón que cunel patatas.

English: Don't confuse Austria with Australia.
Italian: Non confondere l'Austria con l'Australia.

English: It looks like an apple.
Indonesian: Itu terlihat seperti apel.

English: I will gladly help you.
Russian: С радостью тебе помогу.

English: She gave me a fake phone number.
Berber: Tefka-iyi-d uṭṭun n usawal n tkellax.

English: Tom is rude.
Russian: Том грубый.

English: Does Tom feel better?
Serbian: Да ли је Тому боље?

English: I have not heard from you. I was wondering if maybe my mail never got to you.
Japanese: お返事が来ないのですが、私のメールが届かなかったのではないかと気になっています。

English: I want you to do that right away.
Portuguese: Eu quero que você faça isso imediatamente.

English: Tom hasn't made a decision yet.
Turkish: Tom henüz bir karar vermedi.

English: Tom ate the three apples in less than five minutes.
Spanish: Tom se comió las tres manzanas en menos de cinco minutos.

English: Why don't you want to wear a tie?
German: Warum willst du keine Krawatte tragen?

English: You're under arrest.
Russian: Ты арестован!

English: Her book is very interesting.
Finnish: Hänen kirjansa on todella mielenkiintoinen.

English: Hey, wait for me.
Spanish: Hey, espera por mí.

English: Prices will certainly go up.
Dutch: De prijzen zullen zeker stijgen.

English: Tom will do his best.
Macedonian: Том ќе даде сѐ од себе.

English: Tom studies here.
Russian: Том здесь учится.

English: She got angry.
Serbian: Она се разбеснела.

English: I'm not sure that that's what I need.
Turkish: İhtiyacım olan şeyin o olduğundan emin değilim.

English: I only need Tom.
Ukrainian: Я потребую лише Тома.

English: Don't waste your time on trifles.
Spanish: No malgastes tu tiempo en pequeñeces.

English: It was just a hunch.
Macedonian: Само усета беше.

English: Do you have a house?
Spanish: ¿Tienes una casa?

English: I'm a housewife.
Italian: Io sono casalinga.

English: Tom began to snore.
German: Tom fing an zu schnarchen.

English: I've had enough of trying to deal with other people's problems.
Hungarian: Elegem van abból, hogy mások problémáival próbálok foglalkozni.

English: You can't go where I'm going.
Portuguese: Você não pode ir aonde eu estou indo.

English: My parents are still young.
Czech: Moji rodiče jsou ještě mladí.

English: His hair was long last year.
German: Sein Haar war im letzten Jahr lang.

English: That's okay.
Italian: Va bene.

English: Where's the shopping center?
Italian: Dov'è il centro commerciale?

English: We didn't have school yesterday.
Macedonian: Вчера немавме школо.

English: They called on us to do something to help the victims.
Berber: Ssutren-aɣ-d ad neg kra akken ad nɛawen tiɣtas.

English: Thanks for sticking around.
Russian: Спасибо, что не ушёл.

English: What is all this stuff?
Italian: Che cos'è tutta questa roba?

English: Tom doesn't like working in the garden.
French: Tom n'aime pas travailler dans le jardin.

English: I've never met a Canadian I didn't like.
German: Mir ist noch nie ein Kanadier begegnet, den ich nicht mochte.

English: Tom headed north.
Berber: Tom yerra s agafa.

English: Tell Tom your theory.
Hungarian: Meséld el Tominak a te elméletedet.

English: Line up in single file.
Russian: Станьте в одну шеренгу.

English: I haven't been busy since yesterday.
Spanish: No he estado ocupado desde ayer.

English: Tom hasn't yet learned how to write his own name.
Korean: 톰은 자기 이름을 쓰는 법을 아직 안 배웠어.

English: Congratulations!
Hebrew: מזל טוב.

English: We walked along a narrow path.
Spanish: Nosotros caminamos a través de un camino estrecho.

English: I'll explain everything.
Marathi: मी सगळं समजावेन.

English: There was a sudden change in the situation.
French: Il y eut un soudain revirement de la situation.

English: Have another.
Kabyle: Sɛumt wayeḍ.

English: I can't come tonight.
Italian: Non posso venire stasera.

English: We went as far as Boston together.
Bosnian: Išli smo sve do Bostona zajedno.

English: Now, I have some work to do.
Berber: Imir-a, sɛiɣ cwiṭ n umahil.

English: We couldn't have children.
Danish: Vi kunne ikke få børn.

English: English is a Germanic language.
German: Englisch ist eine germanische Sprache.

English: Why did you buy this bicycle?
Turkish: Bu bisikleti neden satın aldın?

English: Tom and Mary both looked busy.
Italian: Tom e Mary sembravano entrambi occupati.

English: Tom found it easy to speak English with Mary.
Italian: Tom ha trovato facile parlare in inglese con Mary.

English: I hope that you enjoy your stay in Australia.
Portuguese: Eu espero que aproveite a sua estadia na Austrália.

English: Tom decided to sell his car.
Italian: Tom decise di vendere la sua auto.

English: It's a beautiful song.
Italian: È una bella canzone.

English: Getting married is a serious matter.
French: Se marier est chose sérieuse.

English: Please take this away.
Ukrainian: Будь ласка, забери це.

English: What do they mean?
Italian: Loro che cosa intendono?

English: I turned on the heat.
Ukrainian: Я включив опалення.

English: I am eating rice.
Finnish: Olen syömässä riisiä.

English: Just because a word exists doesn't mean you have to use it, especially if it's not something you'd normally say.
German: Die Tatsache, dass es ein Wort gibt, bedeutet nicht, dass man es auch gebrauchen soll, besonders wenn es sich um etwas handelt, das man normalerweise nicht sagen würde.

English: How long should I wait here?
Russian: Сколько мне тут ждать?

English: Tom has a gym membership.
German: Tom ist Mitglied in einem Fitneßstudio.

English: It must be here.
Portuguese: Isso deve estar aqui.

English: Bungee jumping isn't as much fun as it looks.
French: Le saut à l'élastique, ce n'est pas aussi amusant que ça en a l'air.

English: Tom doesn't look anything like his brother.
German: Tom sieht überhaupt nicht wie sein Bruder aus.

English: Although I was tired, I did my very best.

English: Forgive me.
Greek: Συγχωρέστε με.

English: The dog started running in circles.
German: Der Hund fing an, im Kreis zu laufen.

English: The answer to that is yes.
Dutch: Het antwoord daarop is ja.

English: Do you really not know?
Russian: Ты что, правда не знаешь?