English: Tom already left.
Polish: Tom poszedł już.

English: Mary has nice legs.
Russian: У Мэри красивые ноги.

English: Do what you think is right.
German: Macht das, was ihr für richtig haltet.

English: When did you learn to make pizza?
French: Quand as-tu appris à faire des pizzas ?

English: He was lying on the grass.
Hungarian: Éppen a fűben feküdt.

English: I've enjoyed reading this novel.
Italian: A me è piaciuto leggere questo romanzo.

English: He came to school even though he was unwell.
French: Il est venu à l'école bien qu'il soit malade.

English: Just answer the questions.
Japanese: 質問にだけ答えろ。

English: I kept playing.
Hebrew: המשכתי לשחק.

English: She dropped in at my house yesterday.
German: Sie hat mich gestern besucht.

English: That nickname fits him perfectly.
Russian: Этот ник ему идеально подходит.

English: I was really curious.
Czech: Byl jsem opravdu zvědavý.

English: Tom apologized.
Italian: Tom si è scusato.

English: Tomorrow is my birthday.
Hebrew: מחר יחול יום ההולדת שלי.

English: The same thing happened in 2013.
Berber: D aya ay yeḍran ula deg sin n yigiman ed kraḍ.

English: Among the guests invited to the party were two foreign ladies.
Japanese: パーティーに招待された客の中に二人の外国人女性がいた。

English: Aren't you surprised to see me?
Italian: Non sei sorpresa di vedermi?

English: We often hear you sing.
Hebrew: אנחנו לעתים קרובות שומעים אותך שרה.

English: It's just coffee.
Dutch: Het is maar koffie.

English: This forum is great.
French: Ce forum est merveilleux.

English: Your friendship is important.
French: Ton amitié importe.

English: That'll be very difficult to do.
Russian: Это будет очень сложно сделать.

English: I fell asleep while watching TV.
Russian: Я заснул, смотря телевизор.

English: Tom wants to learn how to ski.
Hungarian: Tom meg akar tanulni síelni.

English: We failed.
Greek: Αποτύχαμε.

English: Is college worth it?
French: L'université vaut-elle le coup ?

English: I usually eat alone.
German: Ich esse normalerweise allein.

English: Why don't you want to wear a tie?
German: Warum willst du keinen Schlips tragen?

English: You shouldn't listen to Tom.
Ukrainian: Вам не варто слухати Тома.

English: Tom seems to be worried about something.
Italian: Tom sembra essere preoccupato per qualcosa.

English: It looks real to me.
Macedonian: Мене ми изгледа вистинско.

English: The ice is solid enough for skating.
French: La glace est assez solide pour patiner.

English: All their efforts were in vain.
Portuguese: Todos os seus esforços foram em vão.

English: Here he is!
Russian: А вот и он!

English: I've never been in this part of Boston before.
Turkish: Daha önce Boston'un bu bölümünde hiç bulunmadım.

English: We had a bad day.
Berber: Nesεedda ass diri-t.

English: Don't speak with your mouth full.
French: Ne parlez pas la bouche pleine.

English: Tom almost never gets scared.
Italian: Tom non si spaventa quasi mai.

English: I never hit you.
Czech: Nikdy jsem tě neuhodil.

English: How did you come to know one another?
Spanish: ¿Cómo llegasteis a conoceros el uno al otro?

English: What he needs is practice.
Portuguese: A ele, falta-lhe prática.

English: He couldn't have put it more plainly.
French: Il n'aurait pas pu le dire plus clairement.

English: My father loves pizza.
Ukrainian: Мій батько дуже любить піцу.

English: I remember what he said.
German: Ich erinnere mich daran, was er gesagt hat.

English: I'm sick of being sick.
Italian: Sono stufa di essere malata.

English: You don't know what this means to us.
Russian: Ты не знаешь, что это для нас значит.

English: I know your sister.
German: Ich kenne deine Schwester.

English: Tom is unbeatable at chess.
Portuguese: Tom é invencível no xadrez.

English: If I fall, I won't be able to get up.
Russian: Если я упаду, я не смогу подняться.

English: When are you getting married?
Russian: Ты когда женишься?

English: Did you really expect him to tell you the truth?
Ukrainian: Ти дійсно очікував, що він скаже тобі правду?

English: I've got to do my chores.
Italian: Io devo fare le mie faccende.

English: This novel is boring.
Hebrew: הרומן הזה משעמם.

English: You guys have never been to Europe, have you?
German: Ihr wart noch nie in Europa, oder?

English: You don't need to come so early.
French: Il ne t'est pas nécessaire de venir si tôt.

English: Is something wrong with the helicopter?
German: Stimmt mit dem Helikopter etwas nicht?

English: Try and do better next time.
Kabyle: Ɛreḍ ad txedmeḍ ugar tikkelt-nniḍen.

English: Tom thinks that Mary won't do that tomorrow.
Ukrainian: Том вважає, що Мері завтра цього не робитиме.

English: Can you meet tonight?
Japanese: 今夜会うことが出来ますか。

English: This didn't cost me anything.
Russian: Это мне ничего не стоило.

English: I can't eat that. I'm diabetic.
Danish: Det der kan jeg ikke spise. Jeg er diabetiker.

English: Mother has just gone out shopping.
Spanish: Mamá acaba de salir a hacer la compra.

English: It took me a while to find you.
Hungarian: Eltartott egy darabig, hogy megtaláljalak.

English: Let me show you how to do that.
German: Lass mich dir zeigen, wie man das machen kann.

English: What do you want to buy for her?
Italian: Cosa vuoi comprare per lei?

English: I hope the wine is to your taste.
Slovak: Dúfam, že vám chutí víno.

English: Our kids are all tucked in. Now we can kick back and relax.
French: Nos enfants sont tous couchés. Maintenant nous pouvons nous détendre.

English: Be specific.
German: Seien Sie spezifisch.

English: Maybe it's a trap.
German: Vielleicht ist es eine Falle.

English: How did you spend your weekend?
Russian: Как провёл выходные?

English: Tom and Mary adopted a girl.
Portuguese: Tom e Maria adotaram uma garota.

English: Come quick!
Belarusian: Ідзі хутчэй!

English: We have more than enough food.
Russian: Еды у нас более чем достаточно.

English: Tom stopped playing.
Macedonian: Том престана да игра.

English: I've never seen that guy before.
Hebrew: עוד לא ראיתי את הברנש הזה מקודם.

English: How did you find out Tom enjoys doing that?
Berber: Amek ay teẓram dakken Tom ira ad yeg aya?

English: You still look puzzled.
Berber: Mazal tettbaneḍ-d εerqent-ak.

English: Tom may have to cancel the picnic.
Ukrainian: Том, можливо, буде вимушений скасувати пікнік.

English: I have to obey his orders.
Russian: Я должен подчиняться его приказам.

English: They have wine.
Berber: Sɛan ismed.

English: Do you travel much?
Italian: Viaggiate molto?

English: I'm the one who actually did that.
Portuguese: Na verdade sou eu quem fez aquilo.

English: Wonderful!
Polish: Cudowna

English: I'm sorry I left without you.
Russian: Прости, что ушёл без тебя.

English: Tom talks to you more than he talks to any other girl.
Spanish: Tom habla contigo más que con cualquier otra muchacha.

English: Where's the information desk?
German: Wo ist die Information?

English: The woman sitting on the sofa is my grandmother.
Russian: Женщина, сидящая на диване, - моя бабушка.

English: Don't put any sugar in my coffee.
German: Tu keinen Zucker in meinen Kaffee.

English: He will get back from school by five.
Russian: Он вернётся из школы к пяти.

English: Can't you see what's happening?
Russian: Ты не видишь, что происходит?

English: That's real nice of you.
French: C'est vraiment chouette de ta part.

English: It's 7:50 in the morning.
Lithuanian: Dabar yra be dešimties minučių aštuonios.

English: This sentence is not French.
Ukrainian: Це речення не французьке.

English: Leave me alone or I'll call the police.
Japanese: 放っておいてください、さもないと警察を呼びますよ。

English: How long will you be here?
Czech: Jak dlouho tady budete?

English: I need you to help me take care of Tom's kids.
German: Du musst mir helfen, auf Toms Kinder aufzupassen.

English: Tom insulted me.
Italian: Tom mi insultò.

English: How would you translate this sentence, Tom?
German: Wie würdest du diesen Satz übersetzen, Tom?