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Bilingual Sentence Pairs
- English - Arabic (7547)
- English - Belarusian (1267)
- English - Berber (19433)
- English - Bulgarian (6200)
- English - Cantonese (1559)
- English - Catalan (329)
- English - Chinese (13967)
- English - Croatian (329)
- English - Czech (353)
- English - Danish (4872)
- English - Dutch (9673)
- English - Finnish (1546)
- English - French (56235)
- English - German (79719)
- English - Hebrew (33286)
- English - Hindi (2574)
- English - Hungarian (4486)
- English - Icelandic (6188)
- English - Indonesian (384)
- English - Italian (62587)
- English - Japanese (30060)
- English - Low Saxon (3058)
- English - Malayalam (411)
- English - Marathi (6947)
- English - Norwegian (nob) (1430)
- English - Norwegian (non) (179)
- English - Persian (1429)
- English - Polish (12060)
- English - Portuguese (32654)
- English - Romanian (1160)
- English - Russian (30591)
- English - Serbian (129)
- English - Spanish (74290)
- English - Swedish (6792)
- English - Tagalog (2308)
- English - Turkish (106301)
- English - Ukrainian (10077)
- English - Urdu (935)
- English - Vietnamese (1067)
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