English: Tom was very unfriendly.
Russian: Том был очень недружелюбен.

English: You need to learn how to cook.
Russian: Тебе нужно научиться готовить.

English: I don't think you should marry Tom.
Finnish: Minusta sinun ei kannattaisi mennä naimisiin Tomin kanssa.

English: That's basically what we want.
German: Das ist es, was wir im Grunde brauchen.

English: I had to walk there because my car broke down.
German: Ich musste zu Fuß dahin, weil mein Auto stehengeblieben war.

English: Can we afford a new car?
Russian: Мы можем позволить себе новую машину?

English: I'm in my car.
Arabic: أنا في السيارة

English: What are you looking at?
Japanese: 何を見てるの？

English: Tom has an older brother.
Russian: У Тома есть старший брат.

English: I don't know what to order.
Berber: Ur ẓriɣ d acu ara ssutreɣ.

English: You are responsible for what you have done.
Finnish: Te olette vastuussa siitä, mitä olette tehneet.

English: This is not fair.
Greek: Αυτό δεν είναι δίκαιο.

English: I've just arrived at the airport.
Japanese: 今、空港に着きました。

English: Yawning in a meeting is not polite.
Hebrew: פיהוק בישיבה זה לא מנומס.

English: Who's sick?
Greek: Ποιος είναι άρρωστος;

English: Let's wait for Tom to arrive.
Dutch: Laten we wachten tot Tom aankomt.

English: You are young. I, on the contrary, am very old.
Icelandic: Þú ert ung. Ég er aftur á móti mjög gamall.

English: Would you like one of these?
Portuguese: Você aceita um desses?

English: Can I see your receipt?
Spanish: ¿Puedo ver tu recibo?

English: Can I have a word with Tom in private?
Polish: Mógłbym zamienić słowo z Tomem na osobności?

English: Tom changed his mind.
Russian: Том передумал.

English: I got an invitation.
Czech: Dostal jsem pozvání.

English: Tom doesn't like to eat where people are smoking.
Ukrainian: Том не любить їсти там, де люди палять.

English: He would give you the shirt off his back.
Finnish: Hän antaisi sinulle paidankin päältään.

English: I'm already busy.
Spanish: Ya estoy hasta las manos.

English: Tom knows what to do.
Finnish: Tom tietää mitä tehdä.

English: Do you know the boy in this picture?
Portuguese: Você conhece o garoto nesta foto?

English: When did you start dyeing your hair?
Berber: Melmi ay tebdid tkellud acebbub-nnek?

English: It isn't normal to eat so much.
Russian: Столько есть не нормально.

English: Tom looks frazzled.
French: Tom a l'air épuisé.

English: Our class has increased in size.
Portuguese: Nossa classe cresceu em tamanho.

English: I've been to Boston many times.
Russian: Я много раз бывал в Бостоне.

English: I intend to become a lawyer.
German: Ich habe vor Rechtsanwalt zu werden.

English: Now really isn't a good time.
German: Jetzt ist gerade ein ungünstiger Zeitpunkt.

English: I thought it might be of some use.
French: Je pensais que ça pourrait être utile.

English: Nobody went home.
Hebrew: איש לא הלך הביתה.

English: He succeeded on his second try.
Russian: Он преуспел со второй попытки.

English: Everyone breathed a sigh of relief.
Russian: Все облегчённо вздохнули.

English: He has gone out.
Dutch: Hij is vertrokken.

English: I wanted to stay in bed all day.
Russian: Я хотел провести весь день в постели.

English: Tom gave Mary the receipt and told her to put it in her purse.
German: Tom gab Maria das Rezept und sagte ihr, sie solle es in ihre Handtasche tun.

English: There is a limit to everything.
Kabyle: Kullec ɣur-s talast.

English: Let's conserve our limited water supply.
Finnish: Käytetään säästeliäästi rajallisia vesivarantojamme.

English: "Could you please buy me a book?" "What kind of book?"
French: « Pourrais-tu m'acheter un livre, s'il te plaît ? » « Quel genre de livre ? »

English: I'm a citizen.
Italian: Sono una cittadina.

English: I'm an airplane mechanic.
Hebrew: אני מכונאי מטוסים.

English: Everybody calls me Tom.
Russian: Все зовут меня Томом.

English: Turn left.
Dutch: Sla linksaf.

English: I'm poor at tennis.
Swedish: Jag är dålig på tennis.

English: Which browser do you use?
Russian: Каким браузером ты пользуешься?

English: I've been beaten twice.
Italian: Sono stata sconfitta due volte.

English: We're a couple.
Hungarian: Mi egy pár vagyunk.

English: Please keep on working even when I'm not here.
Hebrew: נא להמשיך בעבודה אפילו אם אני לא כאן.

English: I shouldn't have eaten so much.
Spanish: No debería haber comido tanto.

English: Could you keep an eye on my suitcase for a few minutes?
Macedonian: Може ли да ми го вардиш куферот неколку минути?

English: Tom wants to cook today.
Turkish: Tom bugün yemek yapmak istiyor.

English: Tom beat me up.
Macedonian: Том ме истепа.

English: Do you want our help or don't you?
Hungarian: Kéred a segítségünket, vagy nem?

English: Pour Tom some milk.
Marathi: टॉमसाठी जरासं दूध ओता.

English: Teaching English is his profession.
Spanish: Enseñar inglés es su profesión.

English: I'll miss all of you.
Arabic: سأفتقدكم جميعا.

English: None of them are drivers.
Turkish: Hiçbiri şoför değil.

English: I was annoyed with him for interrupting me.
Portuguese: Fiquei aborrecido com ele por me interromper.

English: Do you know why Tom did it?
German: Weißt du, warum Tom das getan hat?

English: Didn't I ask you not to help?
Danish: Bad jeg dig ikke om at hjælpe?

English: Many people around the world go to bed hungry every night.
German: Jeden Abend gehen überall auf der Welt viele Menschen hungrig ins Bett.

English: Could I have a piece of cheesecake?
German: Könnte ich vielleicht ein Stück Käsekuchen bekommen?

English: Tom is probably hungry.
Russian: Том, вероятно, голоден.

English: Tom sent Mary some flowers.
Hungarian: Tom virágot küldött Marinak.

English: I just wanted to thank you.
Macedonian: Само сакав да ти се заблагодарам.

English: I must prepare their breakfast.
Spanish: Debo preparar sus desayunos.

English: Tom never works on Sunday.
Spanish: Tom no trabaja nunca los domigos.

English: Tea was introduced from China.
Italian: Il tè è stato introdotto dalla Cina.

English: Tom is biased, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è fazioso, vero?

English: They looked very happy.
French: Ils ont eu l'air très heureux.

English: Please teach me French.
Berber: Ttxil-m, sselmed-iyi tafṛensist.

English: Tom certainly isn't ready to do that.
Portuguese: O Tom certamente não está pronto para fazer isso.

English: It is bad manners to point at people.
German: Es gehört sich nicht, auf Leute zu zeigen.

English: They followed you here.
Hebrew: הם עקבו אחריך עד כאן.

English: This coffee is cold.
Russian: Этот кофе холодный.

English: Do you like spicy food?
Marathi: तुला तिखट पदार्थ आवडतात का?

English: Tom and I were at home all afternoon.
Marathi: टॉम आणि मी दुपारभर घरीच होतो.

English: I can't sing very well.
Hebrew: אינני יכולה לשיר כל כך טוב.

English: We all love you.
Central Dusun: Guminawo yahai diya.

English: Is there someplace we could speak in private?
Turkish: Özel olarak konuşabileceğimiz bir yer var mı?

English: I enjoy being with you.
Berber: Riɣ aṭas mi ara iliɣ yid-m.

English: It's a lot of fun to play basketball.
Italian: È molto divertente giocare a basket.

English: Tom and Mary woke up early to see the first sunrise of the year.
Polish: Tom i Mary wstali wcześnie, żeby zobaczyć pierwszy wschód słońca w roku.

English: The cat got through the hedge.
Czech: Kočka to vzala skrz živý plot.

English: Furnishing a new apartment costs a lot.
Russian: Обставить новую квартиру может влететь в копеечку.

English: We've been doing this long enough.
Portuguese: Nós estamos fazendo isso há bastante tempo.

English: Women are all the same.
Portuguese: As mulheres são todas iguais.

English: I have to get my teeth fixed.
Japanese: 歯を治さないといけないんだ。

English: Are you productive?
French: Es-tu productive ?

English: Tom doesn't eat much meat.
Portuguese: O Tom não come muita carne.

English: In general, Japanese are hardworking.
Marathi: साधारणतः जपानी लोकं कष्टाळू असतात.

English: You're going to have to wait a bit.
French: Vous allez devoir attendre un peu.