English: I wanted to see Tom.
Turkish: Tom'u görmek istedim.

English: I drank much more than I should've.
French: J'ai bu beaucoup plus que je n'aurais dû.

English: They're talking.
Hungarian: Beszélnek.

English: Tom wants to come and see you.
Portuguese: O Tom quer vir te ver.

English: They went fishing yesterday.
Russian: Вчера они пошли на рыбалку.

English: We had a poor harvest because of the lack of water.
Russian: Из-за нехватки воды, у нас был плохой урожай.

English: Can I use your pen?
Assamese: মই তোমাৰ কলম ব্যৱহাৰ কৰিব পাৰোঁনে?

English: Tom looks very tired.
German: Tom sieht sehr müde aus.

English: Put it where you like.
Spanish: Póngalo donde quiera.

English: That's my stuff.
German: Das ist mein Zeugs.

English: Tom tied his dog to a tree.
German: Tom band seinen Hund an einen Baum.

English: Tom hasn't eaten anything since yesterday.
Ukrainian: Том нічого не їв від учора.

English: I've missed you very much.
Russian: Я очень по вам соскучился.

English: I don't like sand.
Ukrainian: Я не люблю пісок.

English: Is Tom new?
Polish: Tom jest nowy?

English: There comes our teacher.
Spanish: Ahí viene nuestro profesor.

English: You're killing it.
Berber: Aql-ikent tneqqemt-tt.

English: I smell gasoline.
Russian: Я чувствую запах бензина.

English: What kind of information do we need?
Hungarian: Milyen infó kell nekünk?

English: How much do I need to pay?
Hebrew: כמה אני צריך לשלם?

English: What did you expect Tom to buy?
Berber: D acu ay tɣilemt ad t-id-iseɣ Tom?

English: I will be more careful.
Russian: Я буду более осторожной.

English: I plan to go to the movies.
Hebrew: אני מתכוון ללכת לקולנוע.

English: Tom can speak French almost as well as he can speak Spanish.
German: Tom spricht fast genauso gut Französisch wie Spanisch.

English: All these methods work.
Berber: Tarrayin-a akk ttettent.

English: I wish I had a car.
Macedonian: Камоли да имав кола.

English: Tom sure has a nice job.
Japanese: トムの仕事いいな。

English: Winter is coming.
Hebrew: החורף קרֵב.

English: I'm blessed.
Russian: Я счастливый.

English: Don't argue with Tom.
German: Streite nicht mit Tom!

English: Tom bought a present for Mary.
Italian: Tom comprò un regalo per Mary.

English: I don't drink now.
Russian: Я теперь не пью.

English: You don't know how to speak French very well, do you?
German: Ihr sprecht nicht besonders gut Französisch, oder?

English: I probably swim better than Tom.
German: Ich schwimme wahrscheinlich besser als Tom.

English: Have you always been so selfish?
Portuguese: Você sempre foi tão egoísta assim?

English: The doctor told Tom Mary would get well.
Russian: Врач сказал Тому, что Мэри поправится.

English: Tom hasn't slept a wink.
Polish: Tom nie zmrużył oka.

English: She picked up the phone.
French: Elle a décroché le téléphone.

English: Cows give us milk.
Ukrainian: Корови дають нам молоко.

English: I don't have to listen to you.
Turkish: Seni dinlemek zorunda değilim.

English: Call a doctor.
Finnish: Soita lääkärille.

English: I don't like flowers so much.
Romanian: Nu-mi plac florile foarte mult.

English: We're only halfway through.
French: Nous ne sommes qu'à mi-chemin.

English: I just couldn't wait any longer.
Russian: Я просто не мог больше ждать.

English: What was your job?
Italian: Quale era il suo impiego?

English: He has plenty of money in the bank.
German: Er hat haufenweise Geld auf der Bank liegen.

English: You're smarter than Tom.
Italian: Lei è più intelligente di Tom.

English: I put on my favorite dress for the party.
Bulgarian: За партито си облякох любимата рокля.

English: Tom and Mary have been best of friends for years.
German: Tom und Maria sind schon seit Jahren beste Freunde.

English: Tom is your saxophone teacher, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è il tuo insegnante di saxofono, vero?

English: Tom didn't say anything more.
Portuguese: Tom não disse mais nada.

English: You aren't Canadian, are you?
Italian: Lei non è canadese, vero?

English: Tom worked as a lifeguard during the summer.
Portuguese: Tom trabalhou como salva-vidas durante o verão.

English: Look it over.
Hebrew: תבחן את זה.

English: Where did you get that water?
Italian: Dove avete preso quell'acqua?

English: This is just too big for one person to carry.
Hebrew: זה פשוט גדול מדי. אדם אחד לא יכול לשאת את זה.

English: Does it hurt anywhere?
Russian: Где-нибудь болит?

English: Has he come yet?
Polish: Czy on już przyszedł?

English: Did Tom tell you why he wasn't at school yesterday?
Mandarin Chinese: 汤姆告诉你他昨天为什么不去学校了吗？

English: Are you very hungry?
Turkish: Acıktınız mı çok?

English: Someone left the door open.
Dutch: Iemand heeft de deur opengelaten.

English: I've never regretted marrying you.
Russian: Я никогда не жалела, что вышла за тебя замуж.

English: I'd have done that myself if I'd known how.
Danish: Jeg ville have gjort det selv, hvis jeg havde vidst hvordan det skulle gøres.

English: I wish you good luck.
German: Ich wünsch dir viel Glück.

English: It's only getting bigger.
Italian: Sta solamente diventando più grande.

English: Tom sat down to wait.
Macedonian: Том седна да чека.

English: Nothing's good enough for Tom.
Italian: Niente è sufficientemente buono per Tom.

English: Tom said he'll visit Boston.
Russian: Том сказал, что съездит в Бостон.

English: If you stay at a big hotel, you can use their swimming pool.
Russian: Если ты остановишься в крупном отеле, то сможешь пользоваться их бассейном.

English: Our whole case hinges on whether the government's actions were constitutional or not.
German: Für unsere Sache hängt alles davon ab, ob das Regierungshandeln verfassungsgemäß war oder nicht.

English: It's going to take too long.
German: Das dauert zu lange.

English: Do they take care of the dog?
Japanese: 犬の面倒を見てくれるの？

English: Please get off my land.
Russian: Пожалуйста, сойдите с моей земли.

English: That movie was amazing.
Japanese: あの映画、すごかったよ。

English: I suggest changing the word order.
Japanese: 語順の変更を提案します。

English: He was born in 1960.
Spanish: Él nació en 1960.

English: I don't think Tom has to apologize to Mary.
Russian: Не думаю, что Тому надо извиняться перед Мэри.

English: Tom is standing at the window.
Russian: Том стоит у окна.

English: Do you still have a key to Tom's apartment?
Danish: Har du stadig en nøgle til Toms lejlighed?

English: I didn't mean to step on your foot.
Berber: Ur s tmeɛmada ay ukleɣ ɣef uḍar-nnek.

English: This is our home.
Finnish: Tämä on meidän kotimme.

English: Look what I found in the woods.
Turkish: Ormanda bulduğum şeye bak.

English: Tom is a capable lawyer.
Italian: Tom è un avvocato capace.

English: What am I going to say to Tom?
Ukrainian: Що я скажу Тому?

English: He cannot speak French without making a few mistakes.
French: Il ne peut pas parler le français sans faire quelques fautes.

English: Of course she can speak English.
Thai: แน่นอนเธอพูดภาษาอังกฤษได้

English: I can drive you.
Swedish: Jag kan köra dig.

English: I work at the post office.
Portuguese: Eu trabalho na agência de correios.

English: I forgot their names.
Russian: Я забыл, как их зовут.

English: He is a man you can rely upon.
Romanian: El este un om pe care te poți baza.

English: I hope we get away with this.
Turkish: Bundan kurtulacağımızı umuyorum.

English: I can't sing that song.
German: Ich kann dieses Lied nicht singen.

English: Children are not allowed in.
Berber: Yella yettwagdel ɣef yigerdan akken ad kecmen ɣer din.

English: I'll give you a new bicycle for your birthday.
Russian: Я подарю тебе на день рождения новый велосипед.

English: Don't touch my camera.
Russian: Не трогай мою камеру.

English: She goes to the bookstore once a week.
Russian: Она раз в неделю ходит в книжный магазин.

English: Tom is still in the car.
Russian: Том всё ещё в машине.

English: Winter vacation is just around the corner.
Russian: Зимние каникулы уже на носу.