English: Tom pushed the shopping cart for his mother.
Portuguese: Tom empurrou o carrinho de compras para sua mãe.

English: Where is Tom anyway?
Italian: Comunque dov'è Tom?

English: Sorry, I was busy.
Macedonian: Извини, зафатен бев.

English: You'd better leave.
Macedonian: Подобро оди си.

English: Aren't you coming back for me?
Ukrainian: Хіба ви за мною не повернетеся?

English: They are faced with a serious situation.
Italian: Essi si trovano ad affrontare una situazione grave.

English: What do you make?
Marathi: तुम्ही काय बनवता?

English: Since you have a sore throat and a fever, you should probably stay in bed.
Italian: Dato che ha il mal di gola e la febbre, probabilmente dovrebbe rimanere a letto.

English: She is living in the middle of nowhere.
Russian: Она живёт у чёрта на рогах.

English: I don't understand French at all.
Danish: Jeg forstår overhovedet ikke fransk.

English: Our town has excellent sports facilities.
Hebrew: לעיירה שלנו יש אמצעי ספורט מעולים.

English: Don't go without a hat.
Russian: Не ходи без шапки.

English: Tom left the house.
Turkish: Tom evi terk etti.

English: A chain is no stronger than its weakest link.
Finnish: Ketju ei ole sen heikointa lenkkiä vahvempi.

English: He changed schools last year.
Japanese: 彼は昨年転校した。

English: She went on working.
Icelandic: Hún hélt áfram að vinna.

English: I speak French a little.
Russian: Я немного говорю по-французски.

English: She must have been rich in those days.
Italian: Lei dev'essere stata ricca all'epoca.

English: I'll call you up tomorrow.
Mandarin Chinese: 明天我給你打電話。

English: It was just a joke.
German: Das war nur ein Witz.

English: The house was in poor condition.
Czech: Dům byl ve špatném stavu.

English: I should wait here until Tom gets here.
Russian: Я должен подождать здесь, пока Том не доберётся сюда.

English: Tom could sense something.
French: Tom pouvait sentir quelque chose.

English: I don't know what that is.
Polish: Nie wiem, co to jest.

English: I saw the package.
Hungarian: Láttam a csomagot.

English: I looked around me.
Ukrainian: Я подивився навколо.

English: Tom threatened Mary with a pistol.
German: Tom bedrohte Maria mit einer Pistole.

English: I was almost run over by a car.
Italian: Sono quasi stato investito da un'auto.

English: Was it your idea to postpone the meeting?
Russian: Это была ваша идея перенести собрание?

English: Is there a clause in the lease regarding that?
Portuguese: Existe alguma cláusula no contrato de arrendamento a esse respeito?

English: Tom is a speechwriter.
Russian: Том — спичрайтер.

English: I've returned to Australia.
Berber: Uɣaleɣ ɣer Ustṛalya.

English: Tom said he's glad you were able to do that.
Catalan: En Tom va dir que estava content que haguessis pogut fer allò.

English: Why do you want to learn a foreign language?
Ukrainian: Чому ти хочеш вивчити іноземну мову?

English: Did the soup taste good?
Italian: La minestra aveva un buon sapore?

English: I want to know how.
Portuguese: Eu quero saber como.

English: This is the first time I've seen this animal.
Berber: D tikkelt tamezwarut aydeg ara ẓreɣ aɣersiw-a.

English: Why can't we just leave right now?
German: Warum können wir nicht einfach sofort gehen?

English: She knows many proverbs.
Portuguese: Ela sabe muitos provérbios.

English: I turn into a wolf at night.
Japanese: 夜になると狼になっちゃうんだ。

English: He finished it as quick as lightning.
Russian: Он закончил его в мгновение ока.

English: They fine you in Singapore if you throw trash in the streets.
French: À Singapour, ils vous mettent une amende si vous jetez des ordures dans la rue.

English: Tom has a private jet.
Russian: У Тома есть частный самолёт.

English: I like my coffee strong.
Hungarian: Az erős kávét kedvelem.

English: Promise me that you won't swear around my children.
Turkish: Bir daha çocuklarımın yanında küfürlü konuşmayacağın konusunda bana söz ver.

English: Tom's problems aren't over yet.
Turkish: Tom'un sorunları henüz bitmedi.

English: I met my classmate.
Portuguese: Conheci a minha colega de classe.

English: I don't know what your problem is.
German: Ich weiß nicht, was Ihr Problem ist.

English: This chair is Tom's.
French: Cette chaise est à Tom.

English: Why is the train late?
Ukrainian: Чому запізнюється поїзд?

English: The income from this source is tax-free.
French: Cette source de revenus est exemptée de taxes.

English: Do you know how to make cheesecake?
Russian: Ты знаешь, как делать творожный пирог?

English: Just ask Tom.
Spanish: Solo pregúntale a Tom.

English: Do you want to become famous?
Indonesian: Apakah kamu ingin menjadi terkenal?

English: Tom is a common name.
Danish: Tom er et almindeligt navn.

English: Tom didn't want to say anything.
German: Tom wollte nichts sagen.

English: You've drunk too much.
Ukrainian: Ти забагато випила.

English: I've also lived in Boston.
Russian: Я тоже жил в Бостоне.

English: Our class today will begin at 3 p.m.
Hebrew: השיעור היום יתחיל בשלוש.

English: I don't know what happened afterwards.
Berber: Ur ẓriɣ ara d acu ay yeḍran deffir waya.

English: The good news spread through the village quickly.
German: Die gute Nachricht verbreitete sich schnell im Dorf.

English: It's Tom's 30th birthday tomorrow.
Danish: Det er Toms trediveårs fødselsdag i morgen.

English: If she had told me the truth, I wouldn't be angry.
Turkish: Eğer o bana doğruyu söyleseydi kızmazdım.

English: Why did you tell Tom about what we did?
Berber: Maɣef ay as-tennamt i Tom ayen ay nga?

English: I was glad to see Tom.
Macedonian: Драго ми беше што го гледам Том.

English: Are you sure of your answer?
Hebrew: את בטוחה בתשובה שלך?

English: You wait in the car.
Ukrainian: Чекай у машині.

English: No one seemed to hear.
Spanish: Nadie parecía oír.

English: Are you sick of me yet?
Turkish: Benden bıkmadın mı daha?

English: Tom is already crying.
German: Tom weint bereits.

English: Tom isn't an angel.
Polish: Tom nie jest aniołem.

English: My father is always getting angry.
Italian: Mio padre si arrabbia sempre.

English: We played together every day when we were kids.
German: Wir haben als Kinder täglich zusammen gespielt.

English: How much sugar do you use?
Bulgarian: Колко захар слагаш?

English: Tom is a reliable person.
Ukrainian: Том — надійна людина.

English: The higher we went, the colder it became.
Hungarian: Minél magasabbra mentünk, annál hidegebb lett.

English: It's really unbelievable, isn't it?
Turkish: Gerçekten inanılmaz, değil mi?

English: We expected you at 2:30.
Berber: Negguni-k ɣef tis 2:30.

English: Half of this is yours.
Kabyle: Azgen seg waya inem.

English: May I go to the toilet?
Finnish: Voinko käydä vessassa?

English: I'm very tired right now.
Estonian: Ma olen väga väsinud praegu.

English: We're all like brothers.
Italian: Siamo tutti come fratelli.

English: Tom lives abroad.
German: Tom lebt im Ausland.

English: This flower is yellow, but all the others are blue.
French: Cette fleur est jaune, mais toutes les autres sont bleues.

English: I took an arrow in the knee.
German: Ich wurde von einem Pfeil am Knie getroffen.

English: Tom refuses to go to the doctor.
Ukrainian: Том відмовляється йти до лікаря.

English: Can I go, too?
Russian: Можно я тоже поеду?

English: It was more difficult than I thought.
Portuguese: Foi mais difícil do que eu pensava.

English: Aren't you planning to stay?
Ukrainian: Хіба ви не плануєте лишитися?

English: That was my proudest moment.
German: Das war mein stolzester Augenblick.

English: I'll go anywhere with you.
Macedonian: Секаде би отишол со тебе.

English: You're like a brother to me.
German: Du bist wie ein Bruder zu mir.

English: I have a key to this room.
Turkish: Bu odanın anahtarı bende.

English: They were born in Thailand.
Thai: พวกเขาเกิดในประเทศไทย

English: I'm not going out tonight.
Hebrew: אני לא יוצאת הערב.

English: Tom sat alone at a table near the window.
Ukrainian: Том сидів один за столом біля вікна.