All roads lead to Rome.

[Xing]

Wakeu

E rikuriku tera tekku i Rome.
lead.PL all road LOC Rome
[e̞ rikuˈriːku ˈtʲe̞ːra ˈtʲe̞kːu iː ˈro̞ːme̞]

Uel

רום ךרץרן סקר דרץרן
Rom derujaren sakor derejoren
Rom de-rujar-en sakor der-e-jor-en
Rome 3p.OBJ-road-PRS all 3p.SUBJ-3s.INANIMATE.OBJ-lead-PRS
[ɾo̞m de̞ɾuˈʤaɐ̯ɾe̞n ˈsakoɐ̯ de̞ɐ̯ɾe̞ˈʤo̞ɾe̞n]

[Hacek]

Vharun:
Romba fen pharekk nes.
[rõmbɐ ɸẽn pʰɐrekː nes]
rom-da fę-n pharek-t nes
Rome-DAT.IN go-IND path-ACC.IN all.
All roads lead to Rome.

[Harkani]

isohnohtalotoilao romath yiga' iihost nikwagiir
go-DEC-CON-A-AN Rome-A-IN toward-azii all-DEC-HAB roads-P-IN
All roads lead to rome

[Jackk]

Chudihr

dŗam mone Rom fenfughe.
/dɻam mone rom ɸenɸuɰe/
[ɖɻɑ̃m mõne rõm ɸẽːɸuɰɘ]
dŗam-0 mon-e Rom fen-fugh-e
road-PL.NOM all-3p.IMP Rome go-at-3p
All roads lead to Rome.

Its descendant, Chüi Baris

drammon fen Rome fugh.
/dʀɑ̃mɔ̃ fã ʀom fu/
dram-mon fen-0 Rome fugh
road-SUPERPLURAL go-3p Rome at
All roads lead to Rome.

[Xing]

Nizhmel

Polnan c’ammid hél Romdal.
Pol-nan c’ammid hél Rom-dal
lead.3s all road Rome-ALL
[pʰɔɤ̯nan ʧʰamːit̚ heɤ̯ ɢɔmtaɤ̯]

[decem]

Tussos rónen vahiente am Roma.
All-masc.pl. road-def.pl. go-PRES.3p to Rome.
[ˈt̪us.us ˈɾɔːn.ɛn va.ˌjɛn.t̪ɛ am ˈɾɔ.ma]

[Creyeditor]

Tslure Thujekatsoth

Tshlitikaka shugu Roma gi fithotsokothod.
[tʃli.ti.ˈka.ka ˈʃugu ˈroma gi fi.θo.tsoˈko.θɔd]
Tshlitika-ka shugu Roma gi fithotsok-oth-od.
Way-PLU all Rome OBJ rise-3rd-3sg
"All roads lead to Rome."

[Click]

Isúyinun:

Tiár tínczún Run.
[tʰĩ́.wṹ tʰí̯áɾ ɾũ̀]
tí-ár tí-n-xún ɾùn-n
lead-2PL.INAN to_lead-NMLZ-all[NOM.INAN] Rome-ALL.INAN
All roads lead to Rome.

[ol bofosh]

Alahithian

Goriwt goratodoh ol romoc fa.
[ˈgo.ɾiwt go.ɾa.ˈto.doʔ oɭ ˈɾo.moʈʂ fa]
Goriw-t gorato;d-oh ol romoc fa.
to.travel-PRS road;PL-all PR Rome until
All roads are travelled until Rome.

[Iron]

Vis linnin sluton Roumak.
/vis liʔnin sluton roumɑk/
all PL.way 3PL.lead.PRS ine.rome

Since Rome is a city on Earth, the name is only phonetically transliterated.

[Prinsessa]

Vanga:

Álmqnas Lómióhunz azálnnzanuzaunzi.
á‹›l-Ø‹›m-q-n-ˤh-z ló‹›m-jó‹›h-ʷn-z azá‹›l-n-j-z-ˤ‹n-w-z›i-ˤ‹ʷn-z›i
We are brought to Rome by all roads.
"All roads, Rome, we are brought by them to it."
to_support/walk/stand/foot-COM-all-PL-3P-INAN be_Rome-to_live-4P-INAN to_throw/bring-PL-1P-INAN-OBJ<PL-3P-INAN>-OBJ<4P-INAN>
[ˈɑːlm̥.qɴ̥ɑ̃s̻ ˈ(t)l̥ɔːmɪ̯ɔːhʊ̃nz̻ ˈɑz̻ɑːŋːz̻ˌɑnʊz̻ˌɑʊ̯̃nz̻ɯ̯]

[Imralu]

Swahili:

Barabara zote zinaelekea (mjini) Roma.
barabara z-ote zi-na-eleke-a (mji-ni) Roma
road(9/10) 10-all 10-PRES-lead-Ø (town-LOC) Rome
All roads lead to Rome.

Geographical place names do not need to be shown as explicitly locative (they lack the prefix that marks them in Zulu) but can be indicated by being preceded by a classifying locative noun, such as mjini.

Zulu:

Yonke imigwaqo iholela eRoma.
y-onke imi-gwaqo i-hol-el-a e-Roma
4-all 4.FULL-road(s) 4-get-APPL-Ø LOC-Rome
All roads lead to rome.

[Parlox]

Pod
Boŝyn by ṱyipópó “Rome”.
[pʼɑsʷin pʼi t̪iɪpɤpɤ rɤm]
lead-IMP multiple road-ALL rome
All roads lead to rome

[Void]

Hieratic Shurturian

Jómost namát órúja Rómá.
[ˈjoːmɔst ˈnɑmɑːt ˈoːruːjɑ ˈroːmɑː]
lead-3PL.AOR all-PL road-GEN.PL rome-LAT
All roads lead to Rome.

[Iyionaku]

Yélian

Aceró punʻi pès Brazad Roma.
[ˌakəˈɾoː ˈpunʔi pɛs ˈbraɟɐd ˈɾoːmɐ]
street-COL point-3PL to city Rome
All roads lead to Rome.

Caelian

Raisüdeng Romoc berjäiz.
[raɪ̯ʒyˈdɛŋ rɔˈmɔʃ bɛɾˈjæɪ̯s]
road.COL.NOM Rome.ALL COP.3PLDEF>3SG
All roads lead to Rome.

Ular

道都得身孩市前去它它。
Tăw tów tā Rhómā thăw pājlhù tōntōn.
[tɛʊ̯˧˩ tiʊ̯˥ tɛ˧ rɔ˥mɑ˧ tʰɛw˧˩ paj˧ʟʊ˩ tin˧tin˧]
road all TOP Rome city lead_to 3PL
All roads lead to Rome.

Bath'aso

Padzħikt grktiz Roma.
[paˈ͡dzˤikt ˈ͡gɣ̩ktiz ˈrɔmɑ]
point road-PL-ERG Rome
All roads lead to Rome.

Paatherye

ड़ाज़तती घीड़े़ति मेज़ ड़ूमेज़.
Rāstatī ghīrenti mes Rūmes.
[raːsˈtatiː ɣiːˈrenti mes ˈruːmes]
road.COL lead.3COL DEF.FEM.ALL Rome.ALL
All roads lead to Rome.

[Tuyono]

Zhilaa Runju

Dedezh tiime lale ehas nde Ruma
/deˈdeʒ ˈtiːme ˈlale eˈhas ⁿde ˈruma/
HAB.go.3SG among way all to Rome

"Lead" is transitive so it can't have an inanimate subject. Instead the verb has zero person marking, used when the subject is less specific (or animate but non-human), creating a meaning similar to "one goes".

(Edited because the word for "go" changed)

[spanick]

Modern Gotski

Alos strutos ljezan at Rum.
/alos stru:tos ʎezan at ru:m/
all-NOM.PL street-FEM.NOM.PL lead.IMPF-3PL to Rome
All roads lead to Rome.

[marvelous]

Htoleiþe

The equivalent of Rome for speakers of Htoleiþe is Dorban, but no one says "all roads lead to Dorban" unless they're talking about actual roads and exaggerating. There is still a very similar proverb, though, with the same meaning:

Nesûça cëd pikûçne comeisoðeþar.
/ˈneʃɯçɑ ˈcœd ˈpikɯçne ˈcomeɪ̯ʃoðeθɑɹ/
nes-ûç-a c<ë>d pik<ûç>ne com-ei-soð-eþ-ar
all-ADJ.INAN.PL-INDEF day.as.opposed.to.night<PL> lead.as.a.path<3PL> sun-DEF.CNSTR-sleep-VN-INDEF.ACC

All days lead to a sunset.
or
All days are paths to a sunset.

Ðeneydabus

Neç jëd jedûç ga sänam.
/neç ɟœd ɟedɯç gɑ ʃɒnɑm/
neç j<ë>d jed-ûç ga s<ä>n-am
all day.as.opposed.to.night<PL> be.finished-3PL PART.INCH night<PL>-INDEF.ADV
All days end in nights.

[Void]

Hieratic Shurturian

Jómost namát órúja Rómá.
[ˈjoːmɔst ˈnɑmɑːt ˈoːruːjɑ ˈroːmɑː]
lead-3PL.AOR all-PL road-GEN.PL rome-LAT
All roads lead to Rome.

Rather obsolete.

Süm jaroz

Ángath árpan még Rómad.
[ˈaːŋɑθ ˈaːrpɑn meːg ˈroːmɑd]
lead-3SG.AOR way-GEN all rome-LAT
All roads lead to Rome.

[Lao Kou]

Géarthnuns:

Chauk vörsaup fanferaup lü Romasarsauv mníéí ktífözh.
DEF.PL road-NOM.PL all-NOM.PL AUX.TRANSC Rome-LOC all-ADV lead
All roads lead to Rome.

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Japoné語

Toute les 道 oué ils ga 通zourë Rome ni.
Toute les mitchie oué ils ga tsoûzourë Rome ni.
all DEF.PL road TOP 3PL NOM lead Rome ALL
All roads lead to Rome.