English: Tom has blue jeans on.
Italian: Tom ha indosso dei blue jeans.

English: Tom found out the truth.
French: Tom a découvert la vérité.

English: At the time, the incident did not seem important.
Romanian: La acel moment incidentul nu a părut important.

English: Why do I have to do that?
Finnish: Miksi minun täytyy tehdä niin?

English: What time do you leave for school?
Japanese: 学校へは何時に出るの？

English: I'm your boss now.
Ukrainian: Тепер я твій бос.

English: I'm happy right now.
Turkish: Ben şu anda mutluyum.

English: I want my parents not to worry.
Italian: Voglio che i miei genitori non si preoccupino.

English: He speaks as if he were an expert.
Hungarian: Úgy beszél, mintha szakember lenne.

English: We should eat lunch together sometime.
German: Wir sollten mal zusammen mittagessen gehen.

English: The dancers are exhausted.
Finnish: Tanssijat ovat uupuneita.

English: I will help.
Hungarian: Segíteni fogok.

English: Tom held the gun to Mary's head.
Italian: Tom puntò la pistola alla testa di Mary.

English: I called you three hours ago.
Dutch: Ik heb je drie uur geleden gebeld.

English: What other movies did you watch?
French: Quels autres films as-tu regardé ?

English: How much is this watch?
Italian: Quanto costa questo orologio?

English: I wonder what Tom would say.
Ukrainian: Цікаво, що сказав би Том.

English: She accepted our invitation.
Polish: Przyjęła nasze zaproszenie.

English: It was intimidating.
Hebrew: זה היה מאיים.

English: You're terrible.
Italian: È terribile.

English: Tom paid the rent.
Ukrainian: Том платив за квартиру.

English: Happy Thanksgiving!
Hungarian: Boldog hálaadást!

English: Let's sit here.
Hungarian: Üljünk le ide!

English: You can't just not go to work.
Russian: Вы не можете просто не ходить на работу.

English: I have to sell my house.
German: Ich muss mein Haus verkaufen.

English: He can speak Russian as well.
Italian: Lui sa parlare anche il russo.

English: Tom doesn't respect his father.
Berber: Tom ur yettqadar ara baba-s.

English: Have you been to Boston?
Japanese: ボストンに行ったことはありますか？

English: I'm afraid of spiders.
Japanese: クモが苦手なの。

English: You won't be forgotten.
Ukrainian: Тебе не забудуть.

English: I'll take good care of you.
Russian: Я буду хорошо о тебе заботиться.

English: Could you show me how you did that?
Kabyle: Tzemreḍ ad iyi-d-tessneɛteḍ amek i tgiḍ aya?

English: My decision to study abroad surprised my parents.
Hebrew: החלטתי ללמוד בחו"ל הפתיעה את הוריי.

English: I was just in the neighborhood.
Italian: Io ero solamente nel quartiere.

English: Drink it down.
Berber: Swem-tt.

English: Last summer, I spent three weeks in Australia.
Russian: Прошлым летом я три недели провёл в Австралии.

English: Tom made a promise to himself that he would never make the same mistake again.
Spanish: Tom se prometió a si mismo que nunca cometería el mismo error de nuevo.

English: I wish you two the best.
Hungarian: A legjobbakat kívánom neked.

English: Are you still at work?
Berber: Mazal-ik deg umahil?

English: You should do that by yourself.
Russian: Ты должен сделать это самостоятельно.

English: Did anyone else come into the room?
Russian: Кто-нибудь ещё заходил в комнату?

English: Tom may be in trouble.
Italian: Tom potrebbe essere nei guai.

English: Tom will try and stop me.
Portuguese: Tom vai tentar me impedir.

English: Is that thing yours?
Spanish: ¿Esta cosa es tuya?

English: My mother gets up the earliest every morning.
Spanish: Cada mañana, mamá es la primera en levantarse.

English: Don't tell anyone where Tom is.
Portuguese: Não conte a ninguém onde Tom está.

English: Tom was quite pleased with himself.
Danish: Tom var ret tilfreds med sig selv.

English: Tom and I were like brothers.
Turkish: Tom'la kardeş kadar yakındık.

English: It was one of the best days of my life.
Hebrew: היה זה אחד הימים הטובים ביותר בחיי.

English: Did you happen to see her yesterday?
Japanese: 昨日、彼女のこと見掛けなかった？

English: How did the job interview go?
German: Wie ist das Bewerbungsgespräch gelaufen?

English: Don't you want to come back home?
Japanese: お家に帰りたくないの？

English: Tom won't fit in.
Portuguese: Tom não se encaixa.

English: Tom had a lot of secrets.
Turkish: Tom'un birçok sırrı vardı.

English: How about a cup of hot coffee?
Berber: D acu ara tiniḍ deg ufenjal n teɣlust yeḥman?

English: Tom was killed in a car crash last year in Boston.
Russian: Том погиб в автокатастрофе в Бостоне в прошлом году.

English: I kicked the ball as far as I could.
Hebrew: בעטתי בכדור למרחק הרחוק ביותר שיכולתי.

English: This wasn't my fault.
Portuguese: Isto não foi minha culpa.

English: How difficult was it for you to find a job here in Boston?
Hungarian: Mennyire volt nehéz munkát találnod itt Bostonban?

English: Tom says he didn't do it.
Russian: Том говорит, что не сделал этого.

English: Tom is as handsome as ever.
Turkish: Tom her zamanki gibi yakışıklı.

English: I'll turn it into a house.
Russian: Я превращу её в дом.

English: She gave birth to a healthy baby.
Hebrew: היא ילדה תינוק בריא.

English: Tom and I are in love with each other.
Macedonian: Со Том сме вљубени еден во друг.

English: It's your money, isn't it?
Finnish: Sehän on sinun rahaasi, eikö vain?

English: Chicken pox is a common sickness in children.
Ukrainian: Вітряна віспа — хвороба, на яку часто хворіють діти.

English: I love this car.
Swedish: Jag älskar den här bilen.

English: I thought you said you were scared to do that.
German: Du sagtest doch, du habest Angst davor, das zu tun.

English: I'll show Tom how to do that.
Russian: Я покажу Тому, как это делается.

English: Try to ignore the noise.
Russian: Постарайтесь не обращать внимания на шум.

English: Tom drinks black coffee without sugar.
Russian: Том пьёт черный кофе без сахара.

English: His large income enables him to travel abroad every year.
Japanese: 彼の多くの収入が毎年海外に旅行することを可能にしています。

English: It's a compliment.
Russian: Это комплимент.

English: Tom couldn't get past the guard.
German: Tom konnte am Wachtposten nicht vorbeikommen.

English: Tom isn't really having a good time.
German: Es macht Tom eigentlich gar keinen Spaß.

English: You don't give orders here.
Italian: Lei non dà ordini qua.

English: When did you start studying Latin?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo empezaste a estudiar latín?

English: My children were taken away from me.
French: Mes enfants m'ont été retirés.

English: He got his tongue pierced.
Polish: On przekłuł sobie język.

English: You look nice in that red sweater.
Russian: Ты хорошо смотришься в этом красном свитере.

English: The king lived in an old castle.
Russian: Король жил в старом замке.

English: I'll support you as long as I live.
German: Ich werde dich unterstützen, solange ich lebe.

English: I won't tolerate such language!
German: Pass auf, was du sagst!

English: You're a prude.
Italian: Lei è un prude.

English: Tom has three cats.
Hebrew: לתום שלושה חתולים.

English: I've tried.
Russian: Я попробовал.

English: I said that I was confused.
French: J'ai dit que j'étais désorienté.

English: I'm willing to apologize.
Italian: Io sono disposta a scusarmi.

English: She lives within a stone's throw of the school.
Italian: Lei abita a un tiro di schioppo dalla scuola.

English: Tom's early.
Ukrainian: Том приїхав рано.

English: Can you manage alone?
Danish: Kan du klare det alene?

English: Do you have an alibi?
Russian: У Вас есть алиби?

English: How am I supposed to help you if you won't tell me what's going on?
German: Wie soll ich dir helfen, wenn du mir nicht sagen willst, was los ist?

English: I'm better.
Danish: Jeg har det bedre.

English: Tom loses his temper easily.
German: Tom verliert leicht die Beherrschung.

English: That's not important for you to know.
French: Il n'importe pas que tu le saches.

English: You'd better go home.
Hebrew: עדיף שתלכי הביתה.

English: The motorcycle I borrowed from him broke down.
Italian: La moto che gli ho prestato si è rotta.