English: You've already won.
Macedonian: Веќе победивте.

English: I don't like this song.
Hebrew: אני לא אוהבת את השיר הזה.

English: He ran and ran, but could not catch up with his dog.
Spanish: Él corrió y corrió, pero no pudo alcanzar a su perro.

English: Tom tore the letter up.
Italian: Tom strappò la lettera.

English: Keep your hands clean.
Hebrew: שמור על ידיך נקיות.

English: I'm used to working all night.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a trabajar toda la noche.

English: Do you like chocolate ice cream?
Russian: Вы любите шоколадное мороженое?

English: Are you still living here?
Czech: Stále tu bydlíte?

English: You need me.
Hebrew: אתה זקוק לי.

English: We visited our old school.
French: On a visité notre ancienne école.

English: I'm sorry I was born.
French: Je suis désolé d’être venu au monde.

English: Will you please tell us where Tom is?
Hebrew: האם תואילי לומר לי היכן תום?

English: Tom's house wasn't as large as I thought it would be.
Czech: Tomův dům nebyl tak velký, jak jsem si myslel.

English: How many have you had?
Ukrainian: Скільки ти з'їв?

English: Where do I sign?
Berber: Anida ara zemleɣ?

English: Tom may talk with whoever he wants.
Ukrainian: Том може говорити з ким хоче.

English: I was very hungry.
Japanese: お腹がペコペコでした。

English: I'm sure my parents won't let me go by myself.
French: Je suis certain que mes parents ne me laisseront pas y aller seul.

English: My sunglasses are newer than yours.
French: Mes lunettes de soleil sont plus neuves que les vôtres.

English: Do you like music?
Slovak: Máš rada hudbu?

English: Do you still remember me?
Japanese: まだ私のこと覚えてますか？

English: You've got my number.
Russian: Мой номер у тебя есть.

English: There is one apple on the desk.
Italian: C'è una mela sopra la scrivania.

English: I'd like a receipt, please.
Bulgarian: Може ли квитанция?

English: Tom contacted the police.
Italian: Tom ha contattato la polizia.

English: You made it.
Italian: Ce l'ha fatta.

English: I'm busy now.
Italian: Sono impegnato ora.

English: That's a reasonable price.
Turkish: Makul bir fiyat.

English: I've got plenty of money.
Italian: Io sono pieno di denaro.

English: I only have toast and coffee in the morning.
German: Morgens nehme ich nur Toast und Kaffee.

English: It won't get any easier.
French: Ça ne devient pas plus facile.

English: You should've gone to the beach with us.
Berber: Tilaq teddiḍ yid-neɣ ɣer teftist.

English: Tom wanted to tell Mary where he hid the gold coins, but John told him not to.
Turkish: Tom, altın paraları nereye sakladığını Mary'ye söylemek istedi fakat John ona yapmamasını söyledi.

English: I can survive.
Italian: Io posso sopravvivere.

English: I need to get a haircut.
Portuguese: Preciso cortar o cabelo.

English: Men are idiots.
Vietnamese: Đàn ông ai cũng ngu.

English: Which one do you think is correct?
Berber: Anta deg-sent ay tettwalim tṣeḥḥa?

English: How many times a month do you write a letter to your mother?
Russian: Сколько раз в месяц вы пишете письма матери?

English: Tom is a short guy.
Russian: Том низкорослый.

English: Tom thinks you did that on purpose.
Russian: Том думает, что ты специально это сделал.

English: This park reminds me of my childhood.
Japanese: この公園へ来ると私は子供の頃を思い出す。

English: We enjoyed the show.
Russian: Спектакль нам понравился.

English: We don't know exactly.
Russian: Мы точно не знаем.

English: I can't sleep at all.
Mandarin Chinese: 完全睡不着。

English: His dog follows him wherever he goes.
Spanish: Su perro le sigue adonde vaya.

English: Tom left his umbrella on the bus.
Italian: Tom ha lasciato il suo ombrello sull'autobus.

English: Put that box down.
Italian: Metta giù quella scatola.

English: You will be welcome at any time.
French: Vous serez toujours bienvenue.

English: I don't remember Tom's younger brother's name.
Danish: Jeg kan ikke huske Toms lillebrors navn.

English: He walked through the forest.
German: Er ging durch den Wald.

English: Tom knew nothing about Mary.
Italian: Tom non sapeva nulla su Mary.

English: I usually keep a diary when I travel.
Korean: 나는 여행 중에 보통 일기를 쓴다.

English: The months with the most rain are May, June, July and August.
Macedonian: Најдождливите месеци се мај, јуни, јули и август.

English: I think so, too.
Polish: Też tak myślę.

English: I don't want to be late for work.
French: Je ne veux pas être en retard au travail.

English: Why don't you get dressed so we can go?
Berber: I telsem iceḍḍiḍen-nwen akken ad neddu?

English: I accept your apology.
Macedonian: Ти го прифаќам извинувањето.

English: Tom looked.
Kabyle: Tom yettwali.

English: I was at home asleep.
Italian: Ero a casa a dormire.

English: Today is a good day to die.
German: Heute ist ein guter Tag, um zu sterben.

English: It's well after midnight.
Hebrew: כבר אחרי חצות באופן משמעותי.

English: I don't want to miss my plane.
Portuguese: Não quero perder meu voo.

English: Each person paid one thousand dollars.
German: Jeder hat tausend Dollar gezahlt.

English: That's the hardest part of my job.
Portuguese: Essa é a parte mais difícil do meu trabalho.

English: He took over the business from his father.
French: Il a pris la suite des affaires de son père.

English: Have you changed anything?
Russian: Ты что-то поменял?

English: I asked Tom to come in.
German: Ich bat Tom hereinzukommen.

English: Our political system was shaped by feudal traditions.
Italian: Il nostro sistema politico fu formato da tradizioni feudali.

English: I returned the knife that I borrowed.
Indonesian: Saya mengembalikan pisau yang telah saya pinjam.

English: I hope Tom didn't get tired.
Russian: Надеюсь, Том не устал.

English: Mary shut herself up in the room, with all the windows closed.
Russian: Мэри закрылась в комнате со всюду закрытыми окнами.

English: The door needs another coat of paint.
Spanish: La puerta necesita otra mano de pintura.

English: I already ate.
Hungarian: Ettem már.

English: What classes did you have today?
Russian: Какие у вас сегодня были уроки?

English: Tom likes electronic dance music.
German: Tom hört gerne elektronische Tanzmusik.

English: They'll be pleased.
Macedonian: Ќе им биде драго.

English: I think it's great.
Italian: Io penso che sia ottima.

English: Tom has been waiting for you.
Hungarian: Tomi várt rád.

English: I have no appetite.
Japanese: 食欲がありません。

English: Is someone making you feel afraid when you are at home?
Turkish: Evdeyken sizi korkutan biri var mı?

English: I wouldn't want to work with you.
Berber: Ur ɣɣaseɣ ara ad mahleɣ yid-m.

English: We have an hour's recess for lunch from twelve to one.
Japanese: 昼食のため１２時から１時まで１時間の休みがある。

English: I used to not eat meat.
Portuguese: Eu não comia carne.

English: I'm wet.
Spanish: Estoy mojada.

English: Let's go drink a cup of coffee at that coffee shop over there.
Polish: Napijmy się kawy w tamtej kawiarni.

English: The weather here can change quickly.
Italian: Il tempo atmosferico qui può cambiare rapidamente.

English: I hired Tom.
Russian: Я нанял Тома.

English: Everyone is watching.
Dutch: Iedereen is aan het kijken.

English: No one could believe it.
French: Personne ne pourrait y croire.

English: I love you and I want to marry you.
Russian: Я люблю тебя и хочу выйти за тебя замуж.

English: Miki fell passionately in love with someone she just met.
German: Miki verliebte sich leidenschaftlich in jemanden, den sie gerade erst kennengelernt hatte.

English: When was the last time that you did something for the first time?
Turkish: En son ne zaman bir şeyi ilk kez yaptınız?

English: I have a cavity.
Hebrew: יש לי חור בשן.

English: I think I'm a good coach.
French: Je pense être un bon entraîneur.

English: Eat your ice cream before it melts.
Hungarian: Edd meg a jégkrémedet, mielőtt elolvad!

English: Please forward this to as many people as possible.
French: Je te prie de rediriger ceci à autant de gens que possible.