English: It is an advantage to be able to use a computer.
French: C'est un avantage d'être capable d'utiliser un ordinateur.

English: Tom is home now.
Russian: Том сейчас дома.

English: I don't want to drink any more beer right now.
Turkish: Şu anda daha fazla bira içmek istemiyorum.

English: Will you come tomorrow?
Czech: Zítra přijdeš?

English: Tom doesn't have many friends.
Berber: Tom ur yesɛi ara aṭas n yimidiyen.

English: Tom even looked behind the door.
Portuguese: O Tom até olhou para trás da porta.

English: May I leave this with you?
Kabyle: Zemreɣ ad ǧǧeɣ ɣur-wen aya?

English: Tom carries a gun.
Dutch: Tom heeft een geweer.

English: You've got work to do.
Italian: Avete del lavoro da fare.

English: It's probably a sign.
Italian: Probabilmente è un segno.

English: I have two cousins.
Danish: Jeg har to kusiner.

English: The TV doesn't work.
Spanish: La televisión no funciona.

English: I don't think Tom will be back.
French: Je ne pense pas que Tom reviendra.

English: Do they know that we know?
Marathi: आपल्याला माहीत आहे हे त्यांना माहीत आहे का?

English: No one else came to the meeting.
Russian: На встречу больше никто не пришёл.

English: If everyone pitches in, we can do it.
Russian: Если мы все дружно возьмёмся, мы сможем это сделать.

English: You're free.
Macedonian: Слободен си.

English: Our store isn't open.
Greek: Το μαγαζί μας δεν είναι ανοιχτό.

English: Tom must lose a little weight.
Spanish: Tom debe perder un poco de peso.

English: I'll do whatever it takes to stay where I am.
Ukrainian: Я зроблю все необхідно, щоб залишитися там, де я є.

English: Tom is a male name.
Berber: Tom d isem n uqcic.

English: You're new here, aren't you?
French: Tu es nouvelle ici, n'est-ce pas ?

English: My grades have improved since first semester.
Turkish: İlk yarıyıldan bu yana notlarım düzeldi.

English: I went to the station.
Italian: Io sono andata in stazione.

English: I wish I could swim.
Indonesian: Aku harap aku bisa berenang.

English: I hear the drum.

English: Tom folded the piece of paper into a crane.
German: Tom faltete ein Stück Papier zu einem Kranich.

English: Tom almost always does that alone.
Finnish: Tomi tekee sen melkein aina yksin.

English: He is always complaining about his boss.
Hindi: वह हमेशा अपने बॉस की शिकायत करता रहता है।

English: Tom persuaded Mary to go with him.
Russian: Том убедил Мэри пойти с ним.

English: We've been waiting for you for ages. Where were you?
Arabic: نحن ننتظرك منذ مدة. أين كنت؟

English: Even Tom should be able to do that.
German: Sogar Tom sollte das schaffen.

English: They demanded a treaty that would punish Germany severely.
Danish: De forlangte en traktat, der ville straffe Tyskland hårdt.

English: As far as I know, he is kind.
Italian: Per quel che so, lui è gentile.

English: Have you ever ridden a bicycle?
Italian: È mai andata in bici?

English: I want to attend the party.
Japanese: パーティーに参列したい。

English: Our cousin had twins.
Hebrew: לבן הדוד שלנו היו תאומים.

English: It was fate.
Ukrainian: Це була доля.

English: What did you want to say?
Turkish: Ne söylemek istedin?

English: I tend to procrastinate.
Romanian: Am tendința de a amâna.

English: Tom asked Mary for something hot to drink.
German: Tom bat Maria um etwas Heißes zu trinken.

English: How are you and Tom getting along?
German: Wie kommst du mit Tom klar?

English: Why do you want to do that so much?
Italian: Perché lo vuole fare così tanto?

English: I thought he would be upset.
Russian: Я подумал, он будет расстроен.

English: Are you married?
Greek: Είσαι παντρεμένη;

English: I know Tom is a lot older than me.
Russian: Я знаю, что Том намного старше меня.

English: He was born in a small town in Italy.
Russian: Он родился в маленьком итальянском городке.

English: I've been meaning to read this book.
Turkish: Aklımda bu kitabı okumak vardı.

English: How did Tom take it?
Russian: Как Том к этому отнёсся?

English: Tom wasn't the one who Mary wanted to talk to.
Slovak: Tom nebol ten, s kým sa Mária chcela rozprávať.

English: I promise that I'll protect you.
Hebrew: אני מבטיחה שאגן עליך.

English: Tom has a healthy lifestyle.
Russian: Том ведёт здоровый образ жизни.

English: Tom is glad it's all over.
Romanian: Tom e bucuros că totul s-a terminat.

English: You're hardworking.
Hebrew: אתם חרוצים.

English: Do you know anything about his family?
Italian: Sapete qualcosa della sua famiglia?

English: It's easy to make and it's cheap.
German: Es ist leicht zu machen und darüber hinaus noch günstig.

English: Let's go for a spin around the park.
Russian: Давайте покатаемся по парку.

English: Tom isn't here. He's already gone home.
Russian: Тома нет. Он уже домой пошёл.

English: I'm sure I saw her two years ago.
Japanese: 絶対彼女と2年前に会ってると思う。

English: She has nice legs.
German: Sie hat hübsche Beine.

English: Leave me alone!
Russian: Отстаньте от меня!

English: We come here every day.
Russian: Мы каждый день сюда приходим.

English: Tom said that he didn't want a girlfriend.
Italian: Tom disse che non voleva una morosa.

English: They're red.
French: Ils sont rouges.

English: My turn finally came.
Hebrew: תורי סוף סוף הגיע.

English: Fish such as carp and trout live in fresh water.
Japanese: 鯉や鱒のような魚は淡水に生息している。

English: What made you say such a stupid thing as that?
Japanese: なんでそんなバカなこと言っちゃったの？

English: I adore you.
Kabyle: Ttḥibbiɣ-k mliḥ.

English: I get up every morning at six.
Russian: Я каждый день встаю в шесть утра.

English: I suggest you go to Boston with Tom.
Italian: Vi suggerisco di andare a Boston con Tom.

English: I want to be with Tom.
Italian: Voglio essere con Tom.

English: Have you gotten used to living in Boston?
Russian: Вы привыкли к жизни в Бостоне?

English: Why don't you listen?
Czech: Proč neposloucháš?

English: Tom is here with a friend.
Italian: Tom è qua con un amico.

English: The box is heavy.
Spanish: La caja es pesada.

English: It's likely that she'll succeed.
Russian: Вероятно, она добьётся успеха.

English: I didn't need to do that either.
Dutch: Ik hoefde dat ook niet te doen.

English: I'm a doctor now.
Italian: Sono una dottoressa adesso.

English: I'm a natural blonde.
Italian: Sono bionda naturale.

English: That'd be fun.
Portuguese: Aquilo seria divertido.

English: I'm a lot like you.
Ukrainian: Я дуже на тебе схожий.

English: Try not to get lost.
Russian: Постарайтесь не заблудиться.

English: This plan is currently under consideration.
Russian: В настоящее время этот план находится на рассмотрении.

English: Put your books away.
Macedonian: Склони си ги книгите.

English: Someone said something, but I could not understand it.
Japanese: 誰かが何か言ったんだけど、わかんなかった。

English: He's out of town.
Russian: Его нет в городе.

English: It looks familiar.
Slovak: Vyzerá to povedome.

English: Who do they think they are?
Berber: D acu ay ḥesben iman-nsen?

English: What was it that Mary bought yesterday?
Spanish: ¿Qué es lo que compró ayer Mary?

English: Tom died October 20, 2013.
Spanish: Tom murió el 20 de octubre de 2013.

English: It wasn't my idea.
Ukrainian: Це була не моя ідея.

English: Who ate all the cookies?
Japanese: クッキーを全部食べてしまったのはだぁれ？

English: Are you studying English?
Marathi: इंग्रजी शिकतोयस का?

English: I'll wait here.
Russian: Я буду ждать здесь.

English: Why are we walking?
French: Pourquoi marchons-nous ?

English: Do you know when they'll arrive?
Portuguese: Você sabe quando é que eles vão chegar?

English: I have to admit I was worried about it.
Russian: Должен признать, я был этим обеспокоен.

English: Tom stumbled over something on the ground.
Serbian: Tom se sapleo o nešto sa zemlje.

English: I must stay here.
Slovak: Musím tu zostať.

English: You have cute eyes.
Bulgarian: Имаш симпатични очи.

English: Don't tell Tom I said that.
Italian: Non dire a Tom che l'ho detto.

English: This city isn't as safe as it used to be.
Hungarian: Ez a város már nem olyan biztonságos, mint volt.