English: Do you have any pets?
Russian: У вас есть какие-нибудь домашние животные?

English: Do you think you could give me a paper bag?
Kabyle: Acu tennamt, tzemremt ad iyi-d-tefkemt tacekkaṛt n lkaɣeḍ.

English: I'm not ambitious enough.
Russian: Я недостаточно амбициозен.

English: I never drink beer.
Dutch: Ik drink nooit bier.

English: You're more than welcome to come.
Italian: Tu sei più che il benvenuto a venire.

English: I've changed.
Ukrainian: Я переодягнувся.

English: Why is this law needed?
Marathi: या कायद्याची गरज काय आहे?

English: I was scared of what people would think.
French: J'avais peur de ce que les gens penseraient.

English: I can do it without your help.
Mandarin Chinese: 沒有你的幫忙我也能做。

English: Tom was busy working.
Russian: Том был занят работой.

English: Tom will die in prison.
Russian: Том умрёт в тюрьме.

English: I have a plan. Don't worry.
French: J'ai un plan. Ne vous en faites pas.

English: Are you flirting with me?
Turkish: Benimle flört ediyor musun?

English: The explorers continued their journey.
Russian: Исследователи продолжили путешествие.

English: Let's calm down.
Portuguese: Vamos nos acalmar.

English: Can Tom really teach French?
German: Kann Tom tatsächlich Französisch unterrichten?

English: You're too trusting.
Russian: Ты слишком доверчив.

English: Tom is picky about what he wears.
Russian: Том придирчив к своей одежде.

English: Those agenda items were discussed together.
French: Ces points de l'ordre du jour ont été discutés ensemble.

English: I went to Boston once.
Italian: Sono andata a Boston una volta.

English: I'm not like you.
Turkish: Ben senin gibi değilim.

English: Tom said he wouldn't be afraid to do that.
Assamese: টমে বোলে সেইটো কৰিবলৈ ভয় নাখায়।

English: What if they kill you?
Berber: I mer ad ken-nɣen?

English: This river is three times longer than that one.
German: Dieser Fluss ist dreimal länger als der andere.

English: Paper is made from wood.
Hebrew: נייר מיוצר מעץ.

English: Are you going home?
Russian: Вы идёте домой?

English: Do to others as you would have them do to you.
Russian: Поступай с другими так же, как ты бы хотел, чтобы поступали с тобой.

English: Tom has no friends to talk with.
German: Tom hat keine Freunde, mit denen er reden kann.

English: It's really bad.
German: Das ist echt schlimm.

English: Did you want to see me?
Polish: Chciałeś się ze mną widzieć?

English: That's what I was going to say.
French: C'est ce que j'allais dire.

English: I stayed with the Jacksons whenever my parents were out of town.
Turkish: Annem ve babam ne zaman kasabadan çıksalar Jacksons'la birlikte kaldılar.

English: We have three options.
German: Wir haben drei Optionen.

English: If I were you, I wouldn't worry about that.
Hungarian: Én a helyedben ezen nem aggódnék.

English: This table isn't steady.
Italian: Questo tavolo non è stabile.

English: They went to the beach.
Finnish: He menivät rannalle.

English: I have to send these letters.
Turkish: Bu mektupları göndermek zorundayım.

English: I'm proud to be your father.
Russian: Я горжусь тем, что я ваш отец.

English: Is your wife coming, too?
Russian: Твоя жена тоже придёт?

English: Tom is pretty good at golf, isn't he?
Dutch: Tom is best goed in golf, nietwaar?

English: Tom won't be able to solve his problems alone.
Russian: Том не сможет один решить свои проблемы.

English: You can't drink seawater because it's too salty.
Polish: Nie można pić wody morskiej, bo jest zbyt słona.

English: I just borrowed it.
Italian: L'ho appena preso in prestito.

English: She hasn't got the knack of cooking yet.
Hebrew: אין לה עדייו חוש לבישול.

English: Don't believe that.
Russian: Не верьте этому.

English: He told me not to tell lies.
Italian: Mi disse di non dire bugie.

English: I'm always busy with my homework.
Italian: Io sono sempre impegnato con i miei compiti.

English: I don't remember the details.
Russian: Подробностей я не помню.

English: Life is often compared to a voyage.
French: On compare souvent la vie à un voyage.

English: He accepted the job.
Hungarian: Elfogadta az állást.

English: Try harder.
German: Streng dich mehr an.

English: Tell Tom what you want to do.
Russian: Скажите Тому, что вы хотите делать.

English: You could at least pretend to be interested in what I'm talking about.
Russian: Вы могли бы по крайней мере сделать вид, что Вам интересно то, о чём я говорю.

English: I need to study.
Indonesian: Aku perlu belajar.

English: Tom is reading a book in his room.
Russian: Том читает у себя в комнате книгу.

English: Why are you still in Australia?
Italian: Perché sei ancora in Australia?

English: I have a green car.
Belarusian: У мяне зялёная машына.

English: When was the last time you used this dictionary?
Russian: Когда в последний раз ты воспользовалась этим словарём?

English: Do you really not remember me?
Thai: คุณจำผมไม่ได้จริงๆหรอ

English: Please paint the door white.
French: S'il vous plait, peignez la porte en blanc.

English: I've attempted suicide twice.
Czech: Pokusil jsem se dvakrát o sebevraždu.

English: Are you thinking about getting a job?
Finnish: Oletko miettinyt töiden hankkimista?

English: Consider the following problem.
Polish: Rozważ następujący problem.

English: I'm just surprised to see you.
Italian: Sono solo sorpresa di vederla.

English: Whose pen is this?
Greek: Ποιανού είν' αυτός ο στυλός;

English: You're confused.
Dutch: Je bent verward.

English: I'm glad it happened that way.
Hungarian: Örülök, hogy így történt.

English: Where are we right now?
Macedonian: Каде сме моментално?

English: Are you going to ask Tom or not?
Russian: Ты собираешься спросить у Тома или нет?

English: Are you stressed?
Dutch: Bent u gestrest?

English: His life was full of ups and downs.
German: Sein Leben war voller Höhen und Tiefen.

English: Tom has lost it.
Finnish: Tomi on menettänyt sen.

English: I really hope Tom is right.
Italian: Spero davvero che Tom abbia ragione.

English: I'll be here until Monday.
Italian: Sarò qua fino a lunedì.

English: That's an unusual name.
French: C'est un nom inhabituel.

English: I have to finish my homework.
Vietnamese: Tôi phải làm xong bài tập.

English: Did you see anyone suspicious?
Russian: Ты видел кого-нибудь подозрительного?

English: Tom can't help it.
German: Tom kann nicht anders.

English: I could have lost my job.
Russian: Я мог потерять работу.

English: I don't know what to say to Tom.
Turkish: Tom'a ne diyeceğimi bilmiyorum.

English: You're successful.
Ukrainian: Ви успішна.

English: I'll read it to you.
German: Ich werde es euch vorlesen.

English: We want to see the king.
Polish: Chcemy zobaczyć króla.

English: Tom couldn't refuse Mary's request.
Portuguese: O Tom não pôde recusar o pedido da Maria.

English: All translators are traitors.
Dutch: Alle vertalers zijn verraders.

English: Tom is allergic to strawberries.
Japanese: トムって苺アレルギーなんだよ。

English: Tom says he'll do that for me.
Ukrainian: Том каже, що зробить це для мене.

English: I'd appreciate it if you'd turn off the lights.
Spanish: Agradecería que apagaras la luz.

English: There wasn't a single picture on the wall.
Russian: На стене не было ни одной картины.

English: They didn't see it.
Berber: Ur t-walan ara.

English: I don't see much difference between them.
Russian: Я не вижу между ними большой разницы.

English: I brought you a sandwich.
Turkish: Sana bir sandviç getirdim.

English: My mother loves music.
Serbian: Моја мајка воли музику.

English: This really is great weather.
Finnish: Tämä on todella hieno sää.

English: Tom is liable to do that, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è incline a farlo, vero?

English: "Whose boots are these?" "They are Lidya's."
German: „Wem gehören diese Stiefel?“ — „Sie gehören Lidya.“

English: Tom's unarmed.
Russian: Том не вооружён.

English: I have spent a lot of money on my house.
Swedish: Jag har spenderat mycket pengar på mitt hus.