English: Tom used to work in Australia.
Berber: Tom yella yettmahal deg Ustṛalya.

English: She asked him to give her some money so she could go to a restaurant with her friends.
French: Elle lui demanda de lui donner de l'argent pour pouvoir aller au restaurant avec ses amis.

English: You can't do that, can you?
Portuguese: Você não consegue fazer isso, não é?

English: Tom has already finished breakfast.
Japanese: トムはもう朝ごはんを食べた。

English: Tom is romantic, isn't he?
German: Tom ist romantisch, nicht wahr?

English: I bought a used truck.
Russian: Я купил подержанный грузовик.

English: "Where's your cousin?" "He just left."
Italian: "Dov'è tuo cugino?" "Se n'è appena andato."

English: Tom was the one who gave Mary that.
Russian: Это Том Мэри дал.

English: It is the last straw that breaks the camel's back.
French: C'est la goutte d'eau qui fait déborder le vase.

English: Tom knows the score.
Turkish: Tom skoru bilir.

English: I drank a lot and can't remember much of what happened last night.
Hebrew: שתיתי הרבה ואני לא יכולה להזכר הרבה ממה שקרה אמש.

English: He's still at work.
Spanish: Él todavía está trabajando.

English: Will you keep this seat for me?
German: Würden Sie mir diesen Platz freihalten?

English: Does that price include tax?
Russian: Налоги включены в стоимость?

English: I think it's terrible.
Russian: По-моему, это ужасно.

English: Just stay where you are and I'll bring you the papers you need to sign.
Portuguese: Apenas fique onde está e trarei para você os papéis que precisa assinar.

English: Tom is visually impaired.
Polish: Tom jest niedowidzący.

English: We don't need this here.

English: You may call me anytime.
Italian: Voi potete chiamarmi in qualunque momento.

English: I'm doing a good job, aren't I?
Macedonian: Добро ја вршам работата, нели?

English: Tom treated Mary like a slave.
German: Tom behandelte Mary wie eine Sklavin.

English: Tom is likely to understand French.
Russian: Том, скорее всего, понимает по-французски.

English: I'll take it inside.
Hebrew: אקח את זה בפנים.

English: Don't throw stones.
Dutch: Gooi geen stenen.

English: Of course, it's different now.
Italian: Chiaramente, è diversa ora.

English: For me, it's important.
Polish: Dla mnie jest to ważne.

English: Tom isn't content with his present salary.
Hebrew: תום לא מרוצה מהמשכורת הנוכחית שלו.

English: Tom only drinks wine.
Berber: Tom isess kan ismed.

English: Is that a wig?
German: Ist das eine Perücke?

English: Why are you so secretive?
Russian: Почему ты такой скрытный?

English: Hurry up. You'll be late for school.
Russian: Давайте быстрей, в школу опоздаете.

English: You were terrible.
Berber: Tellamt d tinakkaḍin.

English: She wouldn't be happy with him.
Portuguese: Ela não seria feliz com ele.

English: I'm pretty sure Tom's bald.
Spanish: Estoy bastante seguro que Tom está calvo.

English: From tomorrow on, I'll get up earlier.
Turkish: Yarından itibaren daha erken kalkacağım.

English: A burnt child dreads the fire.
Italian: Una volta scottata, la seconda volta fai più attenzione.

English: Tom didn't know that Mary wanted to do that by herself.
Dutch: Tom wist niet dat Mary dat alleen wilde doen.

English: Tom used to live upstairs.
Dutch: Tom woonde vroeger boven.

English: They're petrified with fear.
Hebrew: הם התאבנו מפחד.

English: I drive to work.
Russian: Я езжу на работу на машине.

English: Are you a fan?
Swedish: Är du ett fan?

English: I think I'll talk to Tom.
Russian: Я, пожалуй, поговорю с Томом.

English: Bring your friends.
Dutch: Laat je vrienden komen.

English: You need to leave immediately.
Portuguese: Vocês precisam sair sem demora.

English: Why don't you be quiet?
Portuguese: Por que você não fica quieto?

English: I want to be with you.
Japanese: そばにいたいな。

English: I know you still love me.
Belarusian: Я знаю, што ты дагэтуль кахаеш мяне.

English: They won't be happy until we're all dead.
Kabyle: Ur tthennint ara alamma d asmi ara nemmet irkelli.

English: I didn't know what to say to him.
Russian: Я не знал, что ему сказать.

English: Let me think.
German: Lasst mich nachdenken.

English: It doesn't hurt.
Portuguese: Não dói.

English: Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes.
Hungarian: Mielőtt kritizálsz valakit, a bőrébe kellene bújnod.

English: She wants him.
Hebrew: היא חושקת בו.

English: I have a toaster.
Swedish: Jag har en brödrost.

English: He was busy with his homework.
Spanish: Estaba ocupado con los deberes.

English: How can it be done?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se puede hacer?

English: You were very generous.
Russian: Ты был очень щедр.

English: I think Tom remembered me.
Japanese: トムは私のことを覚えていたと思う。

English: Why don't you get one?
German: Warum bekommt ihr keins?

English: How much time do you need?
Dutch: Hoeveel tijd heb je nodig?

English: Don't be impertinent.
Russian: Не будь дерзким.

English: You look fat.
Italian: Sembrate grassi.

English: Don't be so reserved.
Macedonian: Не биди толку затворен.

English: That might happen sooner than you think.
Finnish: Se saattaa tapahtua aiemmin kuin luulet.

English: He had a stroke.
Russian: У него был инсульт.

English: I'm not like you.
French: Je ne suis pas comme vous.

English: Tom will do that eventually.
Ukrainian: Том колись це зробить.

English: Have there been any phone calls for me?
French: Y a-t-il eu des appels pour moi ?

English: You're going too fast.
Russian: Ты слишком быстро идёшь.

English: That was a disaster.
Russian: Это была катастрофа.

English: You're just trying to scare us.
Ukrainian: Ти просто намагаєшся нас налякати.

English: Our boat sank.
Hungarian: Elmerült a csónakunk.

English: Tom thinks I don't need to do that.
Portuguese: O Tom acha que não eu preciso fazer isso.

English: What does the sign over the door say?
Russian: Что гласит табличка над дверью?

English: Who's taking care of your kids?
Japanese: 子供たちの世話は誰がしてますか？

English: Tom was real nervous.
Ukrainian: Том був дуже знервований.

English: That might be a factor.
Turkish: O bir faktör olabilir.

English: You should get acquainted with the history of your own country.
Hebrew: אתה צריך להכיר את תולדות ארצך.

English: You can trust me.
Italian: Vi potete fidare di me.

English: Tom seems to have a cold.
Russian: Том, кажется, простудился.

English: Have you ever been harassed?
Japanese: ハラスメントを受けたことがありますか？

English: We met today.
Portuguese: Nós nos conhecemos hoje.

English: I was happy to find that they agreed to my plan.
Hebrew: שמחתי לגלות שהם מסכימים עם התוכנית שלי.

English: He suggested I go with him to the party.
Japanese: パーティーに一緒に行こうと、彼に誘われました。

English: I don't like fencing.
Italian: Non mi piace la scherma.

English: Seen from a distance, that rock looks like a human face.
German: Aus der Ferne betrachtet, sieht der Felsen wie das Gesicht eines Menschen aus.

English: Tom sat on a log.
Danish: Tom sad på en træstamme.

English: It could easily be done.
Hungarian: Könnyen meg lehetne csinálni.

English: I need to go visit my sister who lives in Australia.
French: Je dois aller rendre visite à ma sœur qui vit en Australie.

English: Keep your chin up.
Japanese: そう落ち込むなよ。

English: Who is it that you want to talk to?
Japanese: あなたが話したかった相手は誰？

English: You're probably wrong.
Spanish: Probablemente estés equivocado.

English: That house is really better than this house.
Turkish: O ev gerçekten bu evden daha iyidir.

English: Tom is the manager.
Macedonian: Том е раководителот.

English: What newspaper do you read?
Portuguese: Qual jornal a senhora lê?

English: Tom vanished.
Russian: Том исчез.

English: Tom is not to be trifled with.
Turkish: Tom hafife alınacak biri değil.

English: The door is sometimes open.
Japanese: そのドアは開いていることがあるんだ。

English: The cost of living in America was rising.
Russian: Величина прожиточного минимума в Америке росла.

English: What do we need to do today?
Hungarian: Ma mit kell csinálnunk?

English: You must study French.
Italian: Dovete studiare francese.