English: I can ride a horse.
Spanish: Puedo montar un caballo.

English: What's wrong with this one?
French: Qu'est-ce qui ne va pas avec celui-là ?

English: Put yourself in my shoes.
German: Versetz dich in meine Lage!

English: I leave it up to you.
Russian: Оставляю решение за тобой.

English: I think I'm going deaf.
Czech: Myslím, že začínám být hluchý.

English: The church is on the other side of the street.
Ukrainian: Церква знаходиться на іншому боці вулиці.

English: Our parents never punished us.
Italian: I nostri genitori non ci hanno mai puniti.

English: Tom wasn't a bad coach.
German: Tom war kein schlechter Trainer.

English: I really didn't want to play tag with Tom and his friends.
Russian: Мне совсем не хотелось играть в догонялки с Томом и его друзьями.

English: I think Tom didn't understand what you were saying.
Russian: По-моему, Том не понял, что ты говорил.

English: Tom would like to visit the Eiffel Tower.
French: Tom voudrait visiter la tour Eiffel.

English: Do you want me to ask Tom?
Russian: Хотите, я спрошу у Тома?

English: Tom doesn't want to play billiards.
Bengali: টম বিলিয়ার্ড খেলতে চায় না।

English: I didn't help Tom paint the fence.
Portuguese: Eu não ajudei Tom a pintar a cerca.

English: You have to ask Tom first.
German: Sie müssen erst Tom fragen.

English: Tom looked after our dog while we were in Boston.
Russian: Том приглядел за нашей собакой, пока мы были в Бостоне.

English: We all want prices to decline.
Danish: Vi vil allesammen gerne have at priserne falder.

English: I hope that you're not afraid to use it.
Russian: Надеюсь, ты не боишься его использовать.

English: Women usually have the gift of gab.
Hungarian: A nőknek általában megvan a tehetségük a fecsegéshez.

English: The hotel is within easy access of the station.
Berber: Asensu-nni yeqreb ɣer teɣsert.

English: Tom can't see anything.
Russian: Том ничего не видит.

English: The drought this year was very damaging for rural areas.
German: Die diesjährige Trockenheit war sehr schädlich für die ländlichen Gebiete.

English: It is necessary to have a license to drive a car.
French: Il est nécessaire d'avoir un permis pour conduire une voiture.

English: I saw the children walk across the street.
Italian: Ho visto i bambini attraversare la strada a piedi.

English: I wanted to eat with Tom.
Portuguese: Eu queria comer com o Tom

English: There's so much to look forward to.
Czech: Je toho tolik, nač se těšit.

English: My house isn't large.
Italian: La mia casa non è grande.

English: Cauliflower and broccoli are similar.
Japanese: カリフラワーとブロッコリーは似てます。

English: Tom doesn't look so well.
Dutch: Tom ziet er niet best uit.

English: You can't go yet.
Polish: Jeszcze nie możesz iść.

English: I want to have a lot of money.
Italian: Voglio avere molto denaro.

English: I thought that you might like some company.
German: Ich dachte, ihr würdet gern etwas Gesellschaft haben.

English: We think alike.
Spanish: Estoy de acuerdo.

English: I stopped crying.
Portuguese: Eu parei de chorar.

English: I'm ready now.
Russian: Теперь я готова.

English: There was little water in the well.
Portuguese: Havia pouca água no poço.

English: I have to take a shower.
French: Il faut que je prenne une douche.

English: A lot of fish died.
Russian: Много рыбы погибло.

English: Do you think there's a chance that Tom is actually right?
Spanish: ¿Crees que hay alguna posibilidad de que Tom tenga razón?

English: I don't think Tom will like the soup I made.
Ukrainian: Не думаю, що Тому сподобається суп, який я зварив.

English: I never want to see you get in trouble.
French: Je ne veux jamais te voir t'attirer des ennuis.

English: Have you ever gotten a letter from Tom?
Italian: Ha mai ricevuto una lettera da Tom?

English: Everybody was there except for Tom.
Russian: Там были все, кроме Тома.

English: Tom didn't have the courage to tell Mary the truth.
Spanish: Tom no tuvo el coraje para decirle a Mary la verdad.

English: I know both of the girls.
Russian: Я знаком с обеими девочками.

English: Tom wished that he had enough money to retire.
Spanish: Tom deseó tener el suficiente dinero para jubilarse.

English: Tom prefers red wine to white wine.
Turkish: Tom kırmızı şarabı, beyaz şaraba tercih eder.

English: Is there a MacDonald's around here?
Ukrainian: Тут неподалік є Макдональдс?

English: I'd better tell you the truth.
Russian: Я лучше скажу тебе правду.

English: I've already spoken to Tom.
German: Ich habe schon mit Tom gesprochen.

English: Give Tom a hand.
Swedish: Ge Tom ett handtag.

English: I'm so bored.
Italian: Sono così annoiato.

English: I heard an interesting rumor.
Italian: Io ho sentito una voce di corridoio interessante.

English: Too late.
Hungarian: Késő.

English: What Tom said doesn't apply in this situation.
Serbian: Ono što je Tom rekao se ne može primeniti na ovu situaciju.

English: Who are you texting?
Russian: Кому ты там СМС строчишь?

English: Tom is in my room.
Turkish: Tom benim odamda.

English: That would be very funny.
German: Das wäre sehr lustig.

English: Tom has already told Mary.
Ukrainian: Том вже розповів Мері.

English: I just made dinner.
Ukrainian: Я щойно приготував вечерю.

English: Our team is the worst team in the league.
Kabyle: D tarbaεt-nneɣ i diri maḍi deg tliga.

English: Are you saying you can't fix it?
French: Es-tu en train de dire que tu ne peux pas le réparer ?

English: What are you doing that for?
Portuguese: Para que você está fazendo isso?

English: I like being here.
Hungarian: Szeretek itt lenni.

English: Why did you need a screwdriver?
Italian: Perché avevi bisogno di un cacciavite?

English: We'll go get Tom.
Serbian: Idemo po Toma.

English: Do you want to slim down?
Japanese: 痩せたいの？

English: I'll change.
Ukrainian: Я змінюся.

English: It was funny.
Ukrainian: Це було кумедно.

English: The Balkan Mountain range runs across Bulgaria from west to east.
Low German: De Balkan-Bargkeed löppt von West na Oost dör Bulgarien.

English: I have no doubt in my mind you are the woman I'm going to marry.
Polish: W moim sercu nie ma wątpliwości, że ty jesteś tą kobietą, którą mam poślubić.

English: Everyone knows you love Tom.
Berber: Ẓran akk tram Tom.

English: Is Tom working?
Marathi: टॉम काम करतोय का?

English: We could've escaped.
Portuguese: Nós poderíamos ter escapado.

English: Does this bus go to the museum?
Russian: Этот автобус идёт до музея?

English: This book belongs to you.
Polish: Ta książka należy do ciebie.

English: He told the truth.
Hungarian: Igazat mondott.

English: I did what Tom ordered me to do.
Italian: Io ho fatto quello che mi ha ordinato di fare Tom.

English: She said to herself, "Where shall I go next?"
Cantonese: 佢自言自語噉話：「我跟住去邊度好呢？」

English: You're the only one here who can speak French.
Russian: Вы здесь единственная, кто может говорить по-французски.

English: What do you need the money for?
Japanese: 君はなぜこの金が必要なんだ。

English: I don't know what I would've done if you hadn't come to help me.
Arabic: لا أدري ماذا كان يمكنني أن أفعل لولا مجيئك لمساعدتي.

English: What time do you wake up on Sundays?
Russian: Во сколько ты просыпаешься по воскресеньям?

English: Tom has a visitor.
Ukrainian: У Тома відвідувач.

English: I went to the lawyer for legal help.
Japanese: 法律上の援助を求めてその弁護士のところへ行った。

English: Tom and I are both very proud of you.
Italian: Sia io che Tom siamo molto orgogliosi di te.

English: She has green eyes.
Vietnamese: Cô ấy có đôi mắt xanh.

English: She was forced to confess.
Italian: È stata obbligata a confessare.

English: Don't you think it's a bit far-fetched?
German: Meinst du nicht, dass das ein bisschen weit hergeholt ist?

English: My little sister is kind of lazy.
Finnish: Pikkusiskoni on vähän laiska.

English: We live near the school.
Cantonese: 我哋喺間學校附近住。

English: I'm weighing myself.
Czech: Vážím se.

English: You're better off without me.
Finnish: Pärjäätte paremmin ilman minua.