I used the Vigo the Carpathian quote from Ghostbusters 2
"Death is but a door. Time is but a window. I'll be back."
English: Death is but a door. Time is but a window. I'll be back.
Catalan: Death is more than just a door. Time is more than a window. I'll be back.
Bulgarian: Death is more than just a door. While more than one window. I will be back.
Russian: Death is more than just a door. While more than one window. I will be back.
Hebrew: Death is more than just a door. While more than one window. I will be back.
Slovenian: Death is more than just a door. While more than one window. I'll be back.
Portuguese: Death is just another door. While more than one window. I'll be back.
Romanian: Death is just another door. While more than one window. I'll be back.
Chinese Traditional: Death is just another door. Although multiple Windows. I'll be back.
Slovak: Death is just next door. Although multiple Windows. I'll be back.
Haitian Creole: Died just next door. Although several window. I have made you the.
Czech: He died just next door. Although several Windows. I made you.
Spanish: He died next to it. Although several Windows. I made you.
Swedish: He died next to it. Although multiple Windows. I got you.
Thai: He died beside them, even though there are many window I.
Greek: He died next to them, though there are many window.
Hungarian: He died next to them, though there are many window.
Italian: He died next to them, though there are many window.
Indonesian: He died next to them, though there are many window.
Chinese Simplified: He killed them, though there are many window next to.
Korean: He has a lot of window next to, but killed them.
Turkish: He killed them too, but next to the window.
Dutch: He killed them too, but next to the window.
Vietnamese: He killed them too, but next to the window.
Ukranian: He killed them too, but near the window.
Danish: He killed them too, but near the window.
Estonian: He killed them, too, but near the window.
French: He killed, too, but near the window.
Japanese: He also killed near a window.
Finnish: He also killed near a window.
German: He also killed near a window.
Latvian: He was killed at the window.
Norwegian: He was killed at the window.
Lithuanian: He was murdered in the window.
Polish: He was murdered in the window.