English: What does USSR stand for?
Ukrainian: Що означає СРСР?

English: You were a hero.
Belarusian: Ты была гераіняй.

English: I'm not supposed to do that alone.
Turkish: Onu yalnız yapmam gerekmiyor.

English: They'll be ready for that.
Russian: Они будут готовы для этого.

English: They're traitors.
Italian: Loro sono traditori.

English: There's no such thing as luck.
German: So etwas wie Glück gibt's nicht.

English: May I go to the river?
Arabic: أيمكنني الذهاب إلى النهر؟

English: That won't fit in my car.
Portuguese: Isso não vai caber no meu carro.

English: All you have to do is sit here and be quiet.
German: Du musst nur hier sitzen und dich ruhig verhalten.

English: When I was a boy, I always got up early.
Russian: Когда я был мальчишкой, я всегда рано вставал.

English: I'm a Japanese teacher.
Kabyle: Nekk d aselmad n tjapunit.

English: You can turn off the radio now.
German: Du kannst das Radio jetzt ausschalten.

English: It was a quiet night.
Japanese: ひっそりとした夜だった。

English: No one was there but Tom.
Czech: Kromě Toma tam nikdo nebyl.

English: Could you please wait just couple of minutes?
Hebrew: תוכלי בבקשה לחכות רק כמה דקות?

English: That's all I'm asking.
Russian: Это всё, что я спрашиваю.

English: Cow's milk is tastier than soy milk.
Italian: Il latte di vacca è più saporito del latte di soia.

English: What have they been doing?
Macedonian: Што правеле досега?

English: I rushed out of my house.
Japanese: 私は慌てて家を飛び出した。

English: Now that we've finished eating, let's go.
Hebrew: כעת, כשסיימנו לאכול, נצא לדרך.

English: I love this band.
Italian: Amo questo gruppo.

English: Tom never left the house.
Italian: Tom non ha mai lasciato la casa.

English: I have trouble remembering my students' names.
Turkish: Öğrencilerimin isimlerini hatırlamakta zorlanıyorum.

English: This is truly unfortunate.
Russian: Это действительно прискорбно.

English: Things are getting worse.
Italian: Le cose stanno peggiorando.

English: You're a real stand-up guy.
Turkish: Gerçekten delikanlı adammışsın.

English: We'll do this together.
Czech: Uděláme to spolu.

English: It's in the basement.
Spanish: Está en el sótano.

English: Tom seems shy.
Portuguese: Tom parece tímido.

English: Not everyone can afford a car.
Ukrainian: Не кожен може дозволити собі машину.

English: He wrote a book on China.
Spanish: Él escribió un libro sobre China.

English: Tom asked Mary to do that.
Ukrainian: Том попросив Мері зробити це.

English: I think Tom is going to confess.
Italian: Io penso che Tom stia per confessare.

English: Tom and Mary immediately became friends.
Spanish: Tom y Mary se hicieron amigos de inmediato.

English: Will you watch the Super Bowl?
Spanish: ¿Vas a ver el Super Bowl?

English: I left the store and headed home.
Serbian: Напустила сам продавницу и запутила се кући.

English: I'm sure that Tom will turn up soon.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que Tom aparecerá pronto.

English: I once lived in Rome.
Ukrainian: Я колись жила у Римі.

English: She bought a dozen eggs.
Japanese: 彼女は卵を１ダース買った。

English: We were sailing.
Italian: Stavamo andando a vela.

English: She baked three cakes.
Hebrew: היא אפתה שלוש עוגות.

English: Tom and I were impressed.
Italian: Io e Tom eravamo impressionati.

English: What makes you think you're my type?
Russian: С чего ты решил, что ты в моём вкусе?

English: That's very unlikely.
Macedonian: Тоа е малку веројатно.

English: A dog will remember three days of kindness for three years, but a cat will forget three years of kindness in three days.
Spanish: Un perro se acordará de tres días de amabilidad durante tres años; un gato se olvidará de tres años de amabilidad en tres días.

English: Why should it be different?
Mandarin Chinese: 为什么它应该要变得不一样？

English: I thought you'd like my tie.
Hebrew: אני חושב שתאהבי את העניבה שלי.

English: You must show your passport.
French: Vous devez présenter votre passeport.

English: He kept reading the book.
Turkish: Kitabı okumaya devam etti.

English: They fought until the end.
French: Elles se battirent jusqu'au bout.

English: They will be very glad.
Portuguese: Eles ficarão muito contentes.

English: It's boring to watch.
Marathi: बघायला कंटाळा येतो.

English: Nature is full of mystery.
Swedish: Naturen är hemlighetsfull.

English: When do you intend to come home this evening?
French: Quand penses-tu rentrer à la maison ce soir ?

English: Tom pretended to be a student.
Berber: Tom yerra iman-nnes d amezraw.

English: Tom said he was Canadian.
Portuguese: Tom disse que ele era canadense.

English: He must be stupid to believe such a thing.
Japanese: こんなことを信じるなんて彼はよはどの間抜けに違いない。

English: Tom is a gruff man.
Turkish: Tom huysuz bir adamdır.

English: Here is some water.
Hungarian: Tessék, egy kis víz!

English: Are you thirsty?
Japanese: 喉渇いた？

English: This book costs 4 dollars.

English: You know we're here.
Italian: Sapete che siamo qua.

English: He will certainly be punished.
Russian: Он обязательно будет наказан.

English: I'm going to get out of town.
Turkish: Ben şehirden dışarı gideceğim.

English: You two would make a nice couple.
German: Ihr beiden wärt ein schönes Paar.

English: He invited me to a party.
French: Il m'a invité à une fête.

English: He studied the way birds fly.
Spanish: Él estudiaba la manera en que vuelan las aves.

English: You're a very good guitarist.
Hebrew: אתה גיטריסט טוב מאד.

English: The baseball season has opened.
Japanese: 野球シーズンが始まった。

English: This is a very old book.
Hebrew: זה ספר עתיק מאוד.

English: I cannot give you a definite answer today.
French: Je ne peux pas vous donner une réponse définitive aujourd'hui.

English: Sugar dissolves in hot water.
Hebrew: הסוכר נמס במים חמים.

English: Is anybody here?
Portuguese: Tem alguém aqui?

English: What did you wear?
German: Was hattet ihr an?

English: I don't want to leave Boston.
Macedonian: Не сакам да си одам од Бостон.

English: I washed it.
Portuguese: Eu o lavei.

English: It's a democratic government.
Portuguese: É um governo democrático.

English: When does your trip begin?
Ukrainian: Коли починається твоя подорож?

English: May I try it on?
Polish: Czy mogę to przymierzyć?

English: Why did you and Tom break up?
Berber: Maɣef ay temsefraqem kemm d Tom?

English: I feel welcome here.
Turkish: Burada kendimi rahat hissediyorum.

English: It is necessary for you to go there.
French: Il est nécessaire que vous y alliez.

English: Who's that woman standing over there?
German: Wer ist die Frau, die dort drüben steht?

English: I have many enemies.
Hebrew: יש לי אויבים רבים.

English: Tom used to play guitar.
German: Tom hat früher Gitarre gespielt.

English: Tom knows Australia.
Italian: Tom conosce l'Australia.

English: What does it matter?
Macedonian: Што е битно?

English: She can't be over thirty.
Russian: Ей не может быть больше тридцати.

English: Smoking isn't allowed in here.
Italian: Fumare non è permesso qui dentro.

English: The boy is totally dependent on his parents.
German: Der Junge ist völlig abhängig von seinen Eltern.

English: Wood burns.
Berber: Asɣar ireɣɣ.

English: Except for Tom, the whole family went swimming.
Polish: Cała rodzina poszła popływać, oprócz Toma.

English: As soon as he saw a policeman, he ran away.
Japanese: 彼は警官を見るとすぐ、逃げた。

English: I'm glad you finally made it back.
Afrikaans: Ek is bly jy het uiteindelik terug gekom.

English: It was dark and cold in the room.
Japanese: 部屋の中は暗くて寒かった。

English: Take the table outside, please.
Russian: Вынеси стол на улицу, пожалуйста.

English: I am busy today.
Thai: วันนี้ฉันยุ่ง

English: I got tired.
Japanese: 私は疲れた。

English: I suggest you go to Boston with Tom.
Italian: Ti suggerisco di andare a Boston con Tom.

English: What does it mean?
Hebrew: מה פירושו של דבר?

English: Tom blushed.
Japanese: トムは赤くなった。

English: You're the only person I know besides myself who likes to do that.
Spanish: Eres la única persona que conozco, además de mí, a la que le gusta hacer eso.