English: For here, or to go?
Portuguese: É para comer aqui ou para levar?

English: This isn't what I asked for.
Marathi: मी हे मागितलं नव्हतं.

English: Tom forgot the key in the lock.
Russian: Том забыл ключ в замочной скважине.

English: Tom doesn't know anything about computer programming.
Finnish: Tom ei tiedä mitään tietokoneohjelmoinnista.

English: Tom's concerned.
Indonesian: Tom khawatir.

English: If you find an interesting book, please buy it for me.
Belarusian: Калі знойдзеш якуюсь цікавую кнігу, калі ласка, купі яе для мяне.

English: There is a hole in his sock.
Russian: У него носок дырявый.

English: What a bunch of idiots!
Turkish: Aptal sürüsü!

English: We're still here.
Italian: Noi siamo ancora qui.

English: If we leave now, we should make it.
Hungarian: Ha most elindulunk, biztosan sikerülni fog.

English: I'd like Tom to do that, but he's busy doing something else.
Czech: Chtěl bych, aby to udělal Tom, ale ten má na práci něco jiného.

English: Kiss me if you really love me.
Italian: Baciatemi se mi amate davvero.

English: Tom is taking his final exam.
Russian: Том сдаёт выпускной экзамен.

English: I'm going to tell you a story.
Turkish: Sana bir hikaye anlatacağım.

English: We speak French at home.
Ukrainian: Вдома ми говоримо французькою.

English: His company was singled out as the most successful small business in the region.
Italian: La sua azienda è stata individuata come la piccola impresa di maggior successo nella regione.

English: Does Tom attend mass?
Macedonian: Беше ли Том на богослужба?

English: Today is my birthday.
Hebrew: היום חל יום הולדתי.

English: Why shouldn't we leave?
Italian: Perché non dovremmo partire?

English: We won the battle.
Icelandic: Við unnum orustuna.

English: Tom was hard on Mary.
Spanish: Tom fue duro con Mary.

English: Now you've mentioned it, I remember coming here with my parents when I was a child.
French: Maintenant que vous en faites mention, je me souviens être venu ici avec mes parents lorsque j'étais enfant.

English: I see why you don't want to go there.
Berber: Fehmeɣ maɣef ur tebɣim ad teddum ɣer din.

English: They named Bill Clinton as their candidate for president.
Turkish: Devlet başkanlığına Bill Clinton' u aday gösterdiler.

English: I got hit by lightning.
French: J'ai été frappée par la foudre.

English: Tom slowly rose from his chair.
Russian: Том медленно встал со стула.

English: Where did you learn French?
Marathi: तू फ्रेंच कुठे शिकलास?

English: May I see you tomorrow?
Japanese: 明日お会い出来ますか。

English: I got up early yesterday.
Russian: Я вчера рано встал.

English: I asked the boy to throw the ball back.
Spanish: Le pedí al niño que me devolviera la pelota.

English: You've known me thirty years.
Russian: Ты знаешь меня уже тридцать лет.

English: This is the most comfortable chair I've ever sat in.
German: Das ist das bequemste Fauteuil, in dem ich je gesessen bin.

English: I work all day.
Hungarian: Egész nap dolgozok.

English: I'm not going anywhere this afternoon.
Ukrainian: Сьогодні вдень я нікуди не йду.

English: Why did you hit Tom?
Berber: Maɣef ay tewtem Tom?

English: They lit the candles.
Ukrainian: Вони запалити свічки.

English: He will go to the meeting instead of me.
Spanish: Él irá a la reunión en mi lugar.

English: My head is killing me.
Russian: Головная боль меня убивает.

English: He was sentenced to death.
Japanese: 彼は死刑に処せられた。

English: You don't need to go unless you want to.
Indonesian: Kamu tidak harus pergi kecuali kalau kamu memang mau.

English: You must go there immediately.
Russian: Вы должны немедленно туда пойти.

English: We followed Tom.
Polish: Poszliśmy za Tom'em.

English: This watch is expensive.
German: Diese Uhr ist teuer.

English: I'm not going to talk to you.
Hungarian: Nem fogok beszélni veled.

English: I am counting on you to deliver the opening address.
French: Je compte sur vous pour prononcer le discours d'ouverture.

English: People can't live without air.
French: L'Homme ne pourrait vivre sans air.

English: The tall man left in a hurry.
Italian: L'uomo alto se ne andò di fretta.

English: Tom never gets home before 2:30.
Dutch: Tom is nooit thuis voor half drie.

English: I was going to tell you.
Spanish: Te lo iba a decir.

English: I hope you do well.
Italian: Spero che tu stia bene.

English: This is fine.
Portuguese: Está perfeito.

English: Is there anything that I can do for you?
French: Y a-t-il quelque chose que je peux faire pour toi ?

English: So she works at this factory, does she?
Italian: Quindi lei lavora in questa fabbrica, vero?

English: Tom likes what he does.
Russian: Тому нравится то, что он делает.

English: I thought it would be best if you told Tom yourself.
German: Ich dachte, es sei am besten, dass ihr es Tom selber sagt.

English: Please forgive me for not having written to you earlier.
Japanese: 前に手紙を書かなかったことをお詫びします。

English: I have a craving for fresh fruit.
Macedonian: Копнеам по свежо овошје.

English: Tom likes nature.
Italian: A Tom piace la natura.

English: I'm always ready to help you.
Russian: Всегда готов вам помочь.

English: I am interested in getting a hat like this.
Kabyle: Ttnadiɣ ad sεuɣ acapun am wa.

English: I broke my leg skiing.
Ukrainian: Я зламала ногу, катаючися на лижах.

English: The man finally confessed.
Hebrew: האיש התוודה לבסוף.

English: They are sitting in the kitchen and drinking tea.
Danish: De sidder i køkkenet og drikker te.

English: It was the worst day of my life.
Indonesian: Ini adalah hari yang paling buruk seumur hidupku.

English: Tom has seen a lot in his time.
Russian: Том в своё время многое повидал.

English: Give me liberty or give me death.
Italian: Datemi la libertà o datemi la morte.

English: It's just my luggage.
Hungarian: Ez csak az én csomagom.

English: The toilet is clogged.
Hebrew: השירותים סתומים.

English: They stayed up until dawn.
Berber: Ɛawzen armi d tafejrit.

English: That's not an orange tree.
Ukrainian: Це не апельсинове дерево.

English: They'll have to wait.
Italian: Loro dovranno aspettare.

English: Please go to the next page.
Hungarian: Kérlek, menj a következő oldalra.

English: Tom spoke up.
Turkish: Tom düşüncesini dile getirdi.

English: I'm satisfied with the results of the exams.
Hebrew: אני מרוצה מהתוצאות של הבחינות.

English: I'm going to bed early tonight.
Italian: Vado a letto presto stasera.

English: Men usually wear black suits and black ties to funerals.
German: Männer tragen auf Beerdigungen gewöhnlich einen schwarzen Anzug mit einer schwarzen Krawatte.

English: The door is open now.
German: Die Tür ist jetzt offen.

English: Can you describe his face?
German: Kannst du sein Gesicht beschreiben?

English: Tom had blue eyes.
Greek: Ο Τομ είχε γαλάζια μάτια.

English: May I go home?
Spanish: ¿Me puedo ir a mi casa?

English: Tom isn't the only one who wants to win.
Portuguese: Tom não é o único que quer vencer.

English: I speak French with my teachers.
Russian: Я говорю со своими учителями по-французски.

English: I have to go to the police station.
Bulgarian: Трябва да отида до полицията.

English: Tom should've gone to Australia with me.
Berber: Tilaq Tom ad yeddu yid-i ɣer Ustṛalya.

English: Tom is invited, too.
Italian: Anche Tom è invitato.

English: Without your help, I would have failed.
Italian: Senza il vostro aiuto, avrei fallito.

English: You should sleep.
Hungarian: Aludnod kellene.

English: It's heavy, but I can manage it.
Hebrew: זה כבד, אבל אסתדר.

English: Tom has just left.
Portuguese: O Tom acabou de sair.

English: The police accused him of theft.
Italian: La polizia l'ha accusato di furto.

English: I don't think that Tom has ever skinned a wolf.
Portuguese: Acho que Tom nunca esfolou um lobo.

English: I couldn't do this without your help.
Kabyle: Ur ttizmireɣ ara ad xedmeɣ annect-a mebla aɛiwen-inek.

English: Tom's wrong, you know.
Swedish: Tom har fel, vet du.

English: Are you getting tired?
Italian: Ti stai stancando?