English: I'm going to my room.
Russian: Я иду в свою комнату.

English: Tom has one of those.
Ukrainian: У Тома є один з цих.

English: I appreciate your insights.
German: Ich schätze Ihre Einsichten.

English: The Second World War was not yet over.
Russian: Вторая мировая война была ещё не закончена.

English: What planet do you live on?
French: Sur quelle planète vis-tu ?

English: Tom is nasty.
Danish: Tom er ondskabsfuld.

English: Tom is getting back home today.
Hungarian: Tom ma hazajön.

English: I'll stay.
Italian: Io resterò.

English: French is difficult, isn't it?
Finnish: Ranska on vaikeaa, eikö olekin?

English: Tom thinks he understands women.
German: Tom glaubt, dass er Frauen versteht.

English: He will play soccer tomorrow.
Marathi: तो उद्या फुटबॉल खेळेल.

English: I have no idea whether or not Tom will come.
Russian: Я понятия не имею, придёт Том или нет.

English: His name is on the tip of my tongue.
Bokmål: Jeg har navnet hans på tungen.

English: I don't think Tom knows where Mary is right now.
Ukrainian: Не думаю, що Том знає, де зараз Мері.

English: What do you call your mother?
French: Comment appelles-tu ta mère ?

English: You need friends.
Kabyle: Teḥwaǧeḍ imdukkal.

English: I'm waiting for a train.
Belarusian: Я чакаю поезд.

English: "Who helped you?" "Tom did."
Portuguese: "Quem te ajudou?" "Foi Tom."

English: He is wearing gloves.
Mandarin Chinese: 他戴着手套。

English: He retorted that it was all my fault.
Russian: Он парировал, что это я во во всём виноват.

English: Judging from how the sky looks, there could be a downpour any moment.
German: So wie der Himmel gerade aussieht, könnte es jeden Augenblick einen Regenguss geben.

English: Tom says that he needs a little more time.
Russian: Том говорит, что ему нужно ещё немного времени.

English: How can I take care of everybody?
Hebrew: איך אני יכול לדאוג לכולם?

English: I have a twin sister.
Russian: У меня есть сестра-близнец.

English: It is used by a great many people.
Italian: È usato da moltissima gente.

English: Tom bought me a clock.
Russian: Том купил мне часы.

English: Tom didn't have to help.
Italian: Tom non doveva aiutare.

English: I'm stable.
Ukrainian: Я стабільний.

English: I think Tom is still confused.
Romanian: Cred că Tom este încă confuz.

English: He will be a good husband.
French: Il sera un bon mari.

English: Tom insisted on helping Mary.
Italian: Tom insisteva nell'aiutare Mary.

English: I know about Tom.
German: Ich weiß von Tom.

English: Are you bringing anything to drink?
French: Apportez-vous à boire ?

English: Being late is always better than not showing up at all.
Mandarin Chinese: 迟到总比不到好。

English: Tomorrow is my day off.
Hebrew: מחר יום החופש שלי.

English: Tom and Mary are sitting together on the couch.
Portuguese: Tom e Maria estão sentados juntos no sofá.

English: Don't look at me.
Portuguese: Não olhe para mim!

English: They need this.
Hungarian: Szükségük van erre.

English: I'm learning English.
German: Ich lerne Englisch.

English: He was angry and confused.
Russian: Он был зол и растерян.

English: Keep going forward.
Ukrainian: Продовжуй рухатися вперед.

English: Don't forget to mail the letter.
Hebrew: אל תשכח לשלוח את המכתב.

English: I'm sending you a birthday present by airmail.
Berber: Ad ak-d-azneɣ asefk n umulli s usafag.

English: Tom doesn't know the difference between a wolf and a fox.
Hungarian: Tom nem tudja, mi a különbség farkas és róka között.

English: Tom is very good.
Portuguese: Tom está muito bem.

English: Can you see them?
Berber: Tzemred ad ten-twalid?

English: I just assumed you'd be here.
French: J'ai simplement supposé que tu serais ici.

English: I like working for this company.
Russian: Мне нравится работать на эту компанию.

English: Tom loves skiing.
German: Tom liebt Skifahren.

English: I know that Tom didn't know that we were the ones who did that.
Portuguese: Eu sei que o Tom não sabia que fomos nós que fizemos isso.

English: A friend in need is a friend indeed.
Vietnamese: Một người bạn có mặt lúc ta cần là một người bạn thực sự

English: Mary has been neglecting her children.
Ukrainian: Мері не дбає про дітей.

English: Who ate?
German: Wer hat gegessen?

English: Are you busy?
Russian: Ты занят?

English: We can solve this problem.
Bokmål: Vi kan løse dette problemet.

English: Is there a cafe where I can have a light meal?
Hebrew: יש כאן בית קפה שבו אוכל לקבל ארוחה קלה?

English: Is it near your house?
Marathi: तुमच्या घराजवळ आहे का?

English: Could you describe to the jury what happened?
Italian: Riusciresti a descrivere alla giuria cos'è successo?

English: Are you sure you want to do this?
German: Bist du sicher, dass du das tun willst?

English: I wasn't at home yesterday evening.
Czech: Včera večer jsem nebyl doma.

English: Thanks for trying.
Hebrew: תודה שניסית.

English: I can't make out what she is saying.
Nuer: /Ci̱en min latdɛ dee luäŋ kɛ no̱ŋ raar.

English: Aren't you satisfied?
German: Bist du nicht zufrieden?

English: The parents succeeded in calming him down.
Russian: Родителям удалось его успокоить.

English: They hugged.
French: Ils se sont enlacés.

English: Don't let me catch you doing that again.
Berber: Ḥader ad alseɣ ad kem-ṭṭfeɣ tettged aya.

English: That was Tom's choice.
German: Das hat Tom ausgesucht.

English: Do you have a hunting license?
Berber: Tesɛiḍ ttesriḥ n ṣṣyada?

English: Fire on my command.
Russian: Стреляй по моей команде.

English: I think I may have to get a loan.
Hebrew: אני חושב שאצטרך לקחת הלוואה.

English: The other one doesn't work.
German: Das andere funktioniert nicht.

English: Am I making you nervous?
Russian: Я заставляю тебя нервничать?

English: All my friends call me Tom.
Portuguese: Todos os meus amigos me chamam de Tom.

English: I feel bad about this.
Italian: Io mi sento male per questo.

English: Why did you decide to become a teacher?
Italian: Perché ha deciso di diventare una professoressa?

English: Would you like to have a cup of tea?
German: Was würden Sie zu einer Tasse Tee sagen?

English: I don't think that I'd like to do that with you.
Turkish: Sizinle bunu yapmak istediğimi sanmıyorum.

English: Winning the lottery didn't bring Tom happiness.
German: Der Lottogewinn brachte Tom kein Glück.

English: "I'm glad I studied karate." "I'm glad you did, too."
German: „Ich bin froh, dass ich Karate gelernt habe.“ — „Ich bin auch froh darüber.“

English: We'll continue the discussion later.
Turkish: Tartışmaya daha sonra devam ederiz.

English: I didn't do much.
French: Je n'ai pas fait grand-chose.

English: Tom saw a bear.
Russian: Том видел медведя.

English: The end is near.
Italian: La fine è vicina.

English: That's quite common.
Russian: Это довольно распространено.

English: I'm trying to find the person who owns this guitar.
Russian: Я пытаюсь найти хозяина этой гитары.

English: She has platinum blonde hair.
Italian: Ha i capelli biondo platino.

English: We chatted in French.
Turkish: Fransızca sohbet ettik.

English: I worked in this company for three decades.
Spanish: Trabajé en esa empresa durante tres décadas.

English: We adults shouldn't destroy the intelligent and creative capacity of children.
French: En tant qu'adultes, nous ne devrions pas gâcher les aptitudes intellectuelles et créatives des enfants.

English: I don't think Tom and Mary are ever going to be friends.
Ukrainian: Я не думаю, що Том і Мері коли-небудь стануть друзями.

English: This box is three times as big as that one.
German: Diese Schachtel ist dreimal so groß wie jene.

English: We were happy.
Marathi: आम्ही खूश होतो.

English: How did you find Tom?
Portuguese: Como você encontrou Tom?

English: She was bitten by a wild animal.
Portuguese: Foi mordida por um animal selvagem.

English: Tom raced home from school.
Berber: Tom yuzzel-d seg uɣerbaz ɣer uxxam.

English: Glass is breakable.
Czech: Sklo je snadno rozbitné.

English: Are you still a kindergarten teacher?
Italian: Sei ancora un insegnante d'asilo?