English: No one will suffer.
French: Personne ne souffrira.

English: I have two teenage sons.
Polish: Mam dwóch nastoletnich synów.

English: He turned on the radio.
French: Il a allumé la radio.

English: Whether the medicine will work or not is uncertain.
Romanian: Eficiența medicamentului este incertă.

English: May I use your pen?
Spanish: ¿Puedo usar tu bolígrafo?

English: He bought a hat.
Ukrainian: Він купив капелюх.

English: Come on, talk to me.
Kabyle: Aha-mt, heḍṛet-iyi-d.

English: There are seven continents on the earth.
Portuguese: Na Terra há sete continentes.

English: Tom danced.
Spanish: Tomás bailó.

English: I wish I could explain it better, but I can't.
Russian: Я хотел бы объяснить это лучше, но не могу.

English: Once Tom starts talking, he's hard to stop.
Japanese: トムはいったん話し始めると止めどがないのよ。

English: I can't afford to buy a car.
Japanese: とても車なんて買えないよ。

English: Nobody encouraged him.
Ukrainian: Його ніхто не заохочував.

English: Is your watch correct?
Bengali: তোমার ঘড়ি ঠিক আছে?

English: Your writing is very illegible.
Italian: La sua calligrafia è molto illeggibile.

English: You might want to think about this a little longer.
French: Tu devrais réfléchir à ça un peu plus longtemps.

English: She has attractive eyes.
Czech: Má přitažlivé oči.

English: She accomplished the task through sheer will.

English: I need to go to the toilet.
Bulgarian: Трябва да отида до тоалетната.

English: I will go there even if it rains.
Ukrainian: Я поїду туди, навіть якщо буде дощ.

English: I met Tom by chance on the train yesterday.
Italian: Io ho incontrato Tom per caso sul treno ieri.

English: Investors were pleased.
Turkish: Yatırımcılar memnun oldu.

English: Don't be lulled into a false sense of security.
French: Ne vous laissez pas bercer par une illusion de sécurité.

English: Tom enjoys playing golf.
Macedonian: Том ужива во играњето голф.

English: You're better than you think.
Turkish: Siz düşündüğünüzden daha iyisiniz.

English: I don't want to smoke.
Italian: Non voglio fumare.

English: That must be a misprint.
French: Cela doit être une faute d'impression.

English: My son thinks women are stronger than men.
Czech: Můj syn si myslí, že ženy jsou silnější než muži.

English: Don't say anything to Tom about what happened.
Russian: Не говори Тому ничего о случившемся.

English: The old woman got hurt when she fell.
Spanish: La anciana se lastimó cuando se cayó.

English: The house is falling apart before our eyes.
Turkish: Ev gözlerimizin önünde yarılıyor.

English: I'm celebrating.
Italian: Io sto festeggiando.

English: It was very small.
Russian: Он был очень маленьким.

English: Could you show me how to do that?
Russian: Вы не могли бы показать мне, как это делать?

English: Who's working tonight?
Hungarian: Ki dolgozik ma este?

English: The prime minister fell into the Danube and drowned.
Hungarian: A miniszterelnök beleesett a Dunába és megfulladt.

English: It looked like Tom was dead.
German: Es machte den Anschein, als wäre Tom tot.

English: Tom bought me chocolate.
Russian: Том купил мне шоколад.

English: Is it made of wood or metal?
Japanese: それは木製ですか、それとも金属製ですか。

English: Tom read the manual.
German: Tom las das Handbuch.

English: He told me that his father's a teacher.
Spanish: Él me dijo que su padre es profesor.

English: Tom was unable to open the window.
Finnish: Tomi ei saanut ikkunaa auki.

English: There's only one bullet left.
Czech: Už zbývá jediná kulka.

English: Parliament is now in session.
Russian: Парламент сейчас на сессии.

English: He's a kind person.
Italian: È una persona gentile.

English: Are you still nauseous?
Japanese: まだ吐き気がする？

English: She brought up two children.
Marathi: तिने दोन मुलांना वाढवलं.

English: The first atomic bomb was dropped on Japan.
Italian: La prima bomba atomica fu sganciata sul Giappone.

English: Do you want to sit next to the window?
German: Wollt ihr am Fenster sitzen?

English: There's a parcel for you on the table.
Russian: Там на столе лежит для вас сверток.

English: I couldn't help but laugh.
German: Ich musste lachen.

English: Tom and I want to sell our house.
Turkish: Tom ve ben evimizi satmak istiyoruz.

English: I got married yesterday.
Russian: Я вчера женился.

English: I saw something.
Bengali: আমি কিছু একটা দেখতে পেলাম।

English: We spent too much for this.
Hebrew: הוצאנו יותר מדי על זה.

English: She knows better than to argue with him.
Swedish: Hon vet bättre än att argumentera med honom.

English: I grew up in the mountains.
Turkish: Dağlarda büyüdüm.

English: My inbox is full.
French: Ma boîte de réception est pleine.

English: That's a nice brooch.
German: Das ist eine hübsche Brosche.

English: Next year, Tom and I are going to Australia.
Marathi: पुढच्या वर्षी टॉम आणि मी ऑस्ट्रेलियाला जाणार आहोत.

English: Where can we make a phone call?
Dutch: Waar kunnen we telefoneren?

English: I've decided to do that myself.
Russian: Я решила сама это сделать.

English: What was Tom doing here?
Russian: Что Том здесь делал?

English: I hope to see you next time.
Berber: Ssarameɣ ad kem-ẓreɣ tikkelt niḍen.

English: Please excuse my being late.
Serbian: Molim Vas izvinite što kasnim.

English: What kind of person would spend so much money on a bicycle?
Portuguese: Que tipo de pessoa gastaria tanto dinheiro em uma bicicleta?

English: I can't answer you now.
Russian: Я сейчас не могу тебе ответить.

English: I'm always busy these days.
Japanese: ここ最近、ずっと忙しくてね。

English: He gave me not just advice, but money as well.
Italian: Lui non mi diede solo dei consigli, ma anche dei soldi.

English: Do you think that Tom could hurt them?
Czech: Myslíš, že by jim Tom mohl ublížit?

English: Let me do my job.
Hebrew: תניחי לי לעשות את העבודה שלי!

English: This has nothing to do with me.
Dutch: Dit heeft niets met mij te maken.

English: They cut down the tree.
Marathi: त्यांनी झाड कापलं.

English: He's still waiting on her.
Bokmål: Han venter fortsatt på henne.

English: I don't think that Tom is having fun.
Romanian: Nu cred că Tom se distrează.

English: I'll be in the office.
Russian: Я буду в офисе.

English: I have a lot of enemies.
Polish: Mam wielu wrogów.

English: Did you do the decorating?
Hebrew: אתה עשית את עיצוב הפנים?

English: Country life is healthier than city life.
Portuguese: A vida no campo é mais saudável que a vida na cidade.

English: How did you find that out?
Russian: Откуда ты узнал?

English: I'm not sure what I want to do.
Russian: Я не уверен насчёт того, что я хочу сделать.

English: I don't have a job.
Polish: Nie mam pracy.

English: You speak so quietly that I can barely hear you.
Russian: Вы так тихо говорите, что я Вас едва слышу.

English: Her face was drenched with sweat.
Spanish: Su cara estaba empapada en sudor.

English: I told her not to let go of the rope, but she did.
German: Ich habe ihr gesagt, sie solle das Seil nicht loslassen, aber sie tat es trotzdem.

English: "Are you hungry?" "No, not really."
Turkish: "Aç mısın?" "Hayır, pek değil."

English: This won't hurt at all.
Turkish: Hiç acıtmayacak.

English: I don't doubt it.
Mandarin Chinese: 我没有疑问。

English: Maybe you'd better come with us.
Arabic: ربما من الأفضل أن تأتي معنا.

English: What should I tell Tom if I see him?
Turkish: Onu görürsem Tom’a ne söylemem gerekir?

English: I'm very well aware of that.
Turkish: Onun çok iyi farkındayım.

English: Tom can eat just about anything but peanuts.
Hungarian: Tom szinte bármit ehet, csak mogyorót nem.

English: I am a trifle sad.
Macedonian: Малку сум тажен.

English: I know Tom is right.
Russian: Я знаю, что Том прав.

English: I'm a high school math teacher.
Dutch: Ik ben een wiskundeleraar op de middelbare school.

English: You never tell me anything.
Spanish: Nunca me decís nada.

English: Tom didn't want anything to do with Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quería tener nada que ver con María.

English: When did you realize Tom didn't like it here?
German: Wann haben Sie denn bemerkt, dass es Tom hier nicht gefällt?