English: You haven't eaten anything.
Italian: Voi non avete mangiato niente.

English: Tom was a good friend.
Russian: Том был хорошим другом.

English: I'm not interested in your opinion.
Ukrainian: Мене не цікавить ваша думка.

English: Who left the window open?
Spanish: ¿Quién dejó la ventana abierta?

English: I stayed at his place yesterday.
Hebrew: נשארתי אצלו אתמול.

English: Tom is wearing a short-sleeve shirt today.
Macedonian: Том е денес носи маица со кратки ракави.

English: I have a lot of friends.
Turkish: Bir sürü arkadaşım var.

English: The population of Osaka City is larger than that of Kyoto City.
Russian: Население Осаки больше, чем население Киото.

English: No matter what Tom does, he does it well.
Japanese: トムは何をやるにしても、上手にこなすよ。

English: Tom lied to Mary when he said he would do that.
Portuguese: Tom mentiu para Mary quando ele disse que faria aquilo.

English: I hate watching TV.
Italian: Io odio guardare la TV.

English: I'm very surprised to see that.
French: Je suis très étonné de voir ça.

English: I hate it.
Ukrainian: Я його ненавиджу.

English: Tom's funny.
Finnish: Tomi on hauska.

English: I think we did a very good job.
French: Je trouve que nous avons fait du très bon boulot.

English: I feel normal.
French: Je me sens normale.

English: She is wrong.
Indonesian: Dia salah.

English: Don't eat too much.
Mandarin Chinese: 别吃太多。

English: They didn't have a prayer.
Ukrainian: У них не було жодного шансу.

English: Tom, we have a problem.
Turkish: Tom, bir sorunumuz var.

English: We're going up into the mountains, so why don't you come with us?
Portuguese: Estamos subindo as montanhas, então por que você não vem conosco?

English: This is the best camera in the store.
Malayalam: ഈ കടയിലെ എറ്റവും മികച്ച ക്യാമറ ഇതാണ്.

English: I kept silent.
Russian: Я хранил молчание.

English: Have you ever been attacked by a dog?
German: Seid ihr schon einmal von einem Hund angegriffen worden?

English: Tom's behavior is unacceptable.
Greek: Η συμπεριφορά του Τομ είναι απαράδεκτη.

English: I don't even know what to say.
Italian: Io non so neanche cosa dire.

English: Tom plays tennis three times a week.
French: Thomas joue au tennis trois fois par semaine.

English: My eyes are very sensitive to the light.
Japanese: 目が光に対してすごく敏感なのです。

English: A bill came along with the package.
Japanese: 小包と一緒に請求書が送られてきた。

English: Balance isn't always easy.
Spanish: El equilibrio no es siempre fácil.

English: You can't leave.
Italian: Non potete andarvene.

English: He cried like a six-year-old.
Russian: Он плакал как шестилетний ребёнок.

English: I know that isn't the reason you're here.
Ukrainian: Я знаю, що не це є причиною, чому ти тут.

English: We were born to die.
German: Wir sind zum Sterben geboren.

English: Tom sang better than Mary.
French: Tom chanta mieux que Marie.

English: Tom has passed out.
Hebrew: תום איבד את הכרתו.

English: Is this book yours?
Russian: Эта книга ваша?

English: Don't forget that we have chores.
Bokmål: Ikke glem at vi har plikter.

English: I have to know.
Italian: Devo sapere.

English: Tom ruined his toy tractor.
Russian: Том сломал свой игрушечный трактор.

English: I like this.
Hungarian: Szeretem ezt.

English: Tom came to pick me up at the airport.
Berber: Tom yusa-d ad iyi-yawi seg unafag.

English: That's probably how Tom did that.
Italian: È probabilmente come l'ha fatto Tom.

English: What can you teach me?
Russian: Чему ты можешь меня научить?

English: Where did you do that?
Berber: Anda ay tgamt aya?

English: My brother is three years younger than I am.
Japanese: 僕の弟は3個下だ。

English: My father is coming home tomorrow.
Macedonian: Татко ми се враќа дома утре.

English: I need to see Tom.
Russian: Мне нужно увидеть Тома.

English: I'll pay for myself.
Macedonian: Ќе си платам за себе.

English: I was eating lunch when the phone rang.
Spanish: Estaba comiendo el almuerzo cuando el teléfono sonó.

English: You can trust them.
Portuguese: Pode confiar neles.

English: Tom played the guitar and Mary sang.
Italian: Tom suonava la chitarra e Mary cantava.

English: Thousands are looking for work.
Russian: Тысячи людей ищут работу.

English: I don't know many people in Boston.
Portuguese: Não conheço muitas pessoas em Boston.

English: It's not hard.
French: Ce n'est pas difficile.

English: That isn't your knife.
Italian: Non è il suo coltello.

English: Are they pacifists?
Russian: Они пацифисты?

English: Do your sons speak French?
Italian: I vostri figli parlano il francese?

English: I know you're not comfortable.
French: Je sais que tu n'es pas à l'aise.

English: Tom wants our help.
Swedish: Tom vill ha vår hjälp.

English: Make yourselves comfortable. We have plenty of time.
German: Macht es euch bequem! Wir haben jede Menge Zeit.

English: Everything's free.
Danish: Alt er gratis.

English: Science has always interested me.
Hebrew: מדע תמיד עניין אותי.

English: Why is there so much violence in the world?
Turkish: Neden dünyada bu kadar çok şiddet var?

English: When did he come here?
Turkish: Buraya ne zaman geldi?

English: I bet it's not the first time Tom has done that.
Finnish: Lyön vetoa että Tom ei tehnyt sitä ensimmäistä kertaa.

English: I went straight home from work.
Berber: Mi d-ffɣeɣ seg umahil, ddiɣ srid ɣer uxxam.

English: I'm not sure I can trust Tom.
Turkish: Tom'a güvenebileceğimden emin değilim.

English: Tom is having a beer.
Kabyle: Itess Tom tabyirt.

English: Tom lost weight.
Turkish: Tom kilo kaybetti.

English: I appreciate you coming here.
French: Je vous sais gré de venir ici.

English: Tom worked.
Italian: Tom ha lavorato.

English: We didn't plan this.
French: Nous n'avons pas prévu ceci.

English: I am better than you.
German: Ich bin besser als du.

English: Everybody but Tom knew he didn't need to do that.
Russian: Все, кроме Тома, знали, что ему не нужно было этого делать.

English: I think we've found one.
Serbian: Мислим да смо нашли једног.

English: I don't think Tom knows I love Mary.
Kabyle: Ur Cukkeɣ ara Tom yeẓra ḥemmleɣ Mary.

English: The engine is making strange noises.
French: Le moteur fait des bruits bizarres.

English: Drink up. We've got to go.
French: Finis ton verre. On doit y aller.

English: I thought I told you that you should get to the concert early.
Finnish: Luulin, että sanoin sinulle, että sinun pitäisi mennä konserttiin aikaisin.

English: He cheated on me.
Berber: Yexdeɛ-iyi.

English: I didn't like that.
Berber: Ur iyi-yeɛjib waya.

English: I think it's you who should apologize to her.
Portuguese: Acho que é você que deve se desculpar com ela.

English: I like climbing mountains.
Japanese: 登山が好きなんだ。

English: I don't want to keep doing this.
Italian: Non voglio continuare a fare questo.

English: He makes mistakes like everyone else.
Assamese: আন সকলোৰে দৰে সিও ভুল কৰে।

English: Advance two steps.
Hebrew: פסע שני צעדים קדימה.

English: Who came with you?
Kabyle: Anwa i d-yusan yid-m?

English: Tom had an allergic reaction to the medication.
Ukrainian: У Тома була алергічна реакція на ліки.

English: He came in just as I was going out.
Marathi: मी बाहेर जात होतो तसाच तो आत आला.

English: You're too young.
Serbian: Ти си премлад.

English: I can understand why Tom chose not to go.
German: Ich kann verstehen, warum Tom es vorzog, nicht zu gehen.

English: It's not going anywhere.
Hungarian: Nem megy sehova.

English: That experiment was a failure.
Hebrew: הניסוי הוכתר בכישלון.

English: Italo Calvino was born on the island of Cuba in 1923.
Russian: Итало Кальвино родился на Кубе в 1923 году.

English: Tom says he'll do that tomorrow.
German: Tom sagt, er werde es morgen tun.

English: I've been briefed.
Macedonian: Ме известија.

English: Keep your eyes open.
Finnish: Olehan varovainen.

English: It's a little way down this road.
German: Es ist gleich die Straße runter.

English: I don't know how to get along with those difficult people.
Japanese: あの気難しい人達とどう仲良くしたらいいのか、わからない。