English: We should get out of here now.
Spanish: Deberíamos salir de aquí ahora.

English: There is a large lake near our town.
Russian: Рядом с нашим городом есть большое озеро.

English: Tom is looking good.
French: Tom a bonne mine.

English: Tom was appalled.
Dutch: Tom was gechoqueerd.

English: Aren't you done?
Russian: Ты ещё не всё?

English: She aimed at the target.
Japanese: 彼女は的にねらいを定めた。

English: You should go see a doctor.
Kabyle: Yessefk ad truḥeḍ ad teẓreḍ amejjay.

English: I want mine.
Portuguese: Quero a minha.

English: That's the same way Tom does that.
Russian: Том это так же делает.

English: My house is in the suburbs.
German: Mein Haus liegt in einem Vorort.

English: What do you consider your greatest achievement?
French: Quelle est, selon vous, votre plus grande réussite ?

English: Are you ready to listen to me?
Italian: È pronto ad ascoltarmi?

English: I travel frequently.
Macedonian: Често патувам.

English: Tom has been outside all day.
Czech: Tom byl celý den venku.

English: My work is not as easy as yours.
Berber: Amahil-inu maci d afessas am win-nnek.

English: Why don't you start?
Kabyle: I tebduḍ?

English: I'm a little jealous.
Italian: Sono un po' geloso.

English: Are you extroverted?
Russian: Ты экстраверт?

English: I admire his talent.
German: Ich bewundere sein Talent.

English: I'll follow your instructions.
Russian: Я буду следовать вашим инструкциям.

English: Don't pay attention to them.
French: Ignore-les.

English: Tom said Mary wasn't in Boston.
Russian: Том сказал, что Мэри не в Бостоне.

English: Country people are traditionally suspicious of strangers.
Berber: Imezdaɣen n tmurt ttagaden ibeṛṛaniyen.

English: You can't do that anymore.
Finnish: Sinä et voi enää tehdä noin.

English: The twin brothers look exactly alike.
Japanese: その双子の兄弟はそっくりだ。

English: Tom could never make me laugh the way you do.
French: Tom ne pourrait jamais me faire rire comme tu le fais.

English: I'll explain it in detail next week.
Mandarin Chinese: 我下周会详细说明的。

English: That isn't my cup of tea.
Turkish: O benim tarzım değildir.

English: Opinions vary from person to person.
Italian: Le opinioni variano da persona a persona.

English: You're sensible.
Berber: Kennemti d tumɛinin.

English: We know you like Tom.
Russian: Мы знаем, что тебе нравится Том.

English: We've only been dating for a month.
Japanese: 付き合ってまだ一ヶ月です。

English: My father has gone out to buy a postcard.
Japanese: 父は、ポストカードを買いに行きました。

English: I heard it thunder in the distance.
Spanish: Escuché truenos en la lejanía.

English: What shall we eat tonight?
Polish: Co zjemy dziś wieczorem?

English: Didn't I tell you Tom would be late?
Italian: Non vi ho detto che Tom sarebbe stato in ritardo?

English: I am not from India.
Berber: Nekk maci seg Lhend.

English: Correct me if I'm wrong.
Polish: Popraw mnie jeśli się mylę.

English: Tom has a cleft lip.
Spanish: Tom tiene labio leporino.

English: He heard a shout.
Bulgarian: Той чу вик.

English: Tom's door opened.
Italian: La porta di Tom si aprì.

English: I can barely stand up.
Finnish: Pysyn tuskin pystyssä.

English: Where do you want to work?
Berber: Anda ay tebɣid ad tmahled?

English: I am eating a cucumber.
Dutch: Ik eet een komkommer.

English: You used to be my hero.
Turkish: Eskiden benim kahramanımdın.

English: Nobody says you can't go fishing.
Portuguese: Ninguém está dizendo que você não pode ir pescar.

English: My uncle gave me a book.
Hebrew: דוד שלי נתן לי ספר.

English: I'm tired of eating fast food.
Mandarin Chinese: 我受够吃快餐了。

English: You should take advantage of this opportunity.
Hungarian: Ki kellene használnod ezt a lehetőséget.

English: I don't want to be your friend.
Portuguese: Não quero ser seu amigo.

English: Maybe Tom is hallucinating.
Turkish: Belki Tom halüsinasyon görüyordur.

English: Please knock before you come in.
German: Klopfen Sie bitte vor dem Eintreten.

English: I'd like to take another look at those pictures.
Portuguese: Eu gostaria de dar uma outra olhada naquelas fotos.

English: It's a quarter to two.
German: Es ist Viertel vor zwei.

English: You want me to tell you it's OK, don't you?
Russian: Вы хотите, чтобы я сказал вам, будто всё хорошо, да?

English: They betrayed Tom.
Italian: Loro tradirono Tom.

English: Tom said that Mary was lazy.
Italian: Tom ha detto che Mary era pigra.

English: I can't stand up.
Hungarian: Nem tudok lábra állni.

English: You're quite forgetful, aren't you?
Portuguese: Você é realmente esquecida, não é?

English: Why do you want to sell it?
Turkish: Niçin onu satmak istiyorsunuz?

English: You know it doesn't matter.
Hungarian: Tudod, hogy ez nem számt.

English: I wish Tom could dance better.
German: Ich wünschte, Tom könnte besser tanzen.

English: She was very surprised at the news.
Portuguese: Ela ficou muito surpresa com a notícia.

English: What will you have?
Portuguese: O que você terá?

English: Don't go in.
Finnish: Älä mene sisään.

English: Your success depends on your efforts.
Italian: Il vostro successo dipende dai vostri sforzi.

English: I didn't graduate.
French: Je ne fus pas diplômée.

English: I can't drive a truck that size.
German: So einen großen Lastwagen kann ich nicht fahren.

English: Bring the kids.
Russian: Приводи детей.

English: She takes her dog to the park before breakfast.
Hungarian: Reggeli előtt kiviszi kutyáját a parkba.

English: It's become quite common.
German: Es ist ganz üblich geworden.

English: Tom isn't your brother, is he?
Russian: Том ведь тебе не брат?

English: Who'll sit in the back?
Russian: Кто сядет на заднее сиденье?

English: They don't make them like that anymore.
Berber: Qqlen ur ten-ttgen ara akka.

English: In poker, three of a kind beats two pairs.
German: Im Poker schlägt ein Drilling zwei Paare.

English: I told Tom to talk to a lawyer.
Russian: Я сказал Тому поговорить с адвокатом.

English: You can start.
Danish: Du må godt begynde.

English: He left his wife and children.
Ukrainian: Він залишив дружину та дітей.

English: How is it spelled?
Slovak: Ako sa to píše?

English: Do you see the difference?
Berber: Twalam amgerrad?

English: When and how did the incident come about?
German: Wann und wie kam es zu dem Zwischenfall?

English: I didn't know about the accident.
French: Je n'étais pas au courant de l'accident.

English: I've got to figure out what I'm doing wrong.
Hebrew: אני צריך לברר לעצמי מה אני לא עושה נכון.

English: How naive do you think I am?
Ukrainian: Наскільки я, на твою думку, наївна?

English: I've drifted apart from my friends.
French: Je me suis éloigné de mes amies.

English: He attributes his poverty to bad luck.
Italian: Lui attribuisce la sua povertà alla sfortuna.

English: I wish I could play guitar.
Ukrainian: Якби ж я вміла грати на гітарі!

English: Tom does volunteer work.
Berber: Tom yettekkay deg uxeddim n twizi.

English: He knows close to nothing about this issue.
Hungarian: Közel semmit sem tud erről a témáról.

English: Asians generally have black hair.
Catalan: Els asiàtics normalment tenen el cabell negre,

English: Tom is too young for that.
Portuguese: Tom é muito jovem para isso.

English: Don't let him take his shoes off.
German: Lass ihn nicht seine Schuhe ausziehen!

English: I can get a doctor for you.
Turkish: Sana doktor getirebilirim.

English: This ticket allows two people to enter.
Japanese: この切符で二人入れるよ。

English: Tom is delicate.
Italian: Tom è sensibile.

English: If you need me to, I'll come.
Berber: Ma tesrid-iyi, ad d-aseɣ.

English: I can't stand rats.
German: Ratten kann ich nicht ausstehen.

English: Tom was bleeding.
French: Tom saignait.

English: It is said that truth always triumphs.
Russian: Говорят, что правда всегда торжествует.

English: Tom is the ugliest person I've ever met.
Turkish: Tom şimdiye kadar tanıştığım en çirkin insandır.

English: Is Tom lying?
Russian: Том врёт?

English: Show me your tattoo.
Finnish: Näytä minulle tatuointisi.