English: Should I help Tom with his homework?
Hebrew: האם עלי לעזור לתום להכין את שיעורי הבית שלו?

English: I doubt that.
Hebrew: אני מפקפקת בכך.

English: Where did you go?
Kabyle: Anda tṛuḥed?

English: This is one of Boston's best hotels.
Spanish: Este es uno de los mejores hoteles de Boston.

English: Help me!
Portuguese: Ajudem-me!

English: You're too slow.
French: Tu es trop lente.

English: I get your point.
Portuguese: Eu entendi o que você quis dizer.

English: Don't you want to hear the rest?
Italian: Non vuoi sentire il resto?

English: I thought the food was too greasy.
Kannada: ಆಹಾರಕ್ಕೆ ತುಂಬಾ ಎಣ್ಣೆ ಇತ್ತು ಅಂತ ಅನಿಸಿತು.

English: I continued reading.
Kabyle: Kemmleɣ taɣuṛi.

English: I can hear your voice.
Russian: Я слышу Ваш голос.

English: I don't know if that'll help.
Portuguese: Eu não sei se isso vai ajudar.

English: That's right up my alley.
Russian: Это как раз по моей части.

English: If I'd had enough money, I would've bought that computer.
German: Wenn ich genug Geld gehabt hätte, hätte ich diesen Computer gekauft.

English: Do you have Tom's number?
Hungarian: Megvan neked Tom száma?

English: You're very talented.
Hungarian: Nagyon tehetséges vagy.

English: I'm not sure if Tom can speak French.
French: Je ne suis pas sûre que Tom sache parler français.

English: He announced the next singer.
Portuguese: Ele anunciou a próxima cantora.

English: Sometimes, boredom can be more oppressive than pain.
Spanish: A veces, el aburrimiento puede ser más oprimente que el dolor.

English: It's very nice of you.
Hungarian: Ez nagyon kedves tőled.

English: He does not have any friends.
Mandarin Chinese: 他一个朋友都没有。

English: Tom is always on my mind.
Russian: Я не перестаю думать о Томе.

English: I got a farewell present from everyone.
Spanish: Recibí un obsequio de despedida de parte de todos.

English: What did you find in there?
Czech: Cos tam našel?

English: I know this area quite well.
Japanese: この辺は、よく知っています。

English: Smell is one of the five senses.
Italian: L'olfatto è uno dei cinque sensi.

English: I love that photo.
Turkish: O fotoğrafı seviyorum.

English: I take a bath every day.
Japanese: 風呂は毎日入ってるよ。

English: Are you ready to play?
Bulgarian: Готови ли сте за игра?

English: I don't even know how old you are.
Berber: Ur ẓriɣ ara ula anect tesɛam deg leɛmeṛ-nwen.

English: Can you explain it better?
Turkish: Bunu daha iyi açıklayabilir misin?

English: Everything is going very badly.
Turkish: Her şey çok kötü gidiyor.

English: I know the man sitting over there.
Japanese: あそこに座ってる男の人、知り合いなんだ。

English: We pray for peace.
Italian: Preghiamo per la pace.

English: Tom is learning how to fly.
Russian: Том учится летать.

English: You need to do better than that.
German: Du musst dich schon mehr anstrengen.

English: I won't do it anymore.
Waray: Diri ko na iton bubuhaton.

English: I highly doubt it.
Macedonian: Чисто се сомневам.

English: That really intrigues me.
Hebrew: זה ממש מסקרן אותי.

English: If you want to talk, let's talk.
Italian: Se vuole parlare, parliamo.

English: I need a weapon.
Swedish: Jag behöver ett vapen.

English: I could talk to Tom.
Russian: Я мог поговорить с Томом.

English: I was just making sure.
French: Je voulais simplement m'en assurer.

English: How many rackets do you have?
Italian: Quante racchette hai?

English: I think I'll stay here for a few more minutes.
Portuguese: Acho que vou ficar aqui por mais alguns minutos.

English: I hope this works.
German: Ich hoffe, das funktioniert.

English: I always wanted to say that.
Italian: Io ho sempre voluto dirlo.

English: I can still help you.
Dutch: Ik kan u nog steeds helpen.

English: You could've helped me.
German: Ihr hättet mir helfen können.

English: I'll be very happy if I can serve you.
Portuguese: Ficarei muito feliz se puder servi-lo.

English: Tom thought it was a bomb.
Polish: Tom myślał, że to była bomba.

English: I'm sorry I didn't do what you asked.
Italian: Mi dispiace di non aver fatto quello che hai chiesto.

English: He had a stroke.
Italian: Ebbe un ictus.

English: Do you want anything?
Dutch: Wilt u iets?

English: Tom works in a factory.
Russian: Том работает на заводе.

English: He shot at me.
Czech: Střelil po mně.

English: I'll give it a shot.
Dutch: Ik zal het eens proberen.

English: It's quite good.
Hungarian: Meglehetősen jó.

English: She stayed out in the rain.
Turkish: O, yağmurda dışarıda kaldı.

English: Is this your room?
Berber: D ta ay d taxxamt-nwent?

English: It'll take too much time to explain.
Spanish: Llevaría demasiado tiempo explicarlo.

English: He did not die of cancer.
Polish: Nie umarł na raka.

English: Tom wasn't cooperative, but Mary was.
Turkish: Tom yardıma istekli değildi ama Mary istekliydi.

English: Let's hope this never happens again.
French: Espérons que ceci ne se reproduise jamais.

English: I spent twelve hours on the train.
Japanese: 電車で１２時間過ごした。

English: I thought Tom would plant the tulips near the oak tree.
Berber: Ɣileɣ Tom ad yeẓẓu tulebnin-nni sdat tasaft-nni.

English: What has he done to you?
German: Was hat er dir getan?

English: He won't tell me what happened.
French: Il refuse de me dire ce qui est arrivé.

English: Tom is a supervisor.
Italian: Tom è un supervisore.

English: Do you speak French?
German: Sprecht ihr Französisch?

English: That's not the same.
Marathi: ते तेच नाही.

English: I wish our classroom were air-conditioned.
Hungarian: Szeretném, ha osztálytermünk légkondicionált lenne.

English: Tom is thickheaded.
Italian: Tom è uno zuccone.

English: What was Tom's plan?
Italian: Qual era il piano di Tom?

English: Is that all you brought with you?
Kabyle: Daya kan i d-tewwiḍ?

English: I've been given permission to inspect this equipment.
Hebrew: יש לי רשות לבדוק את הציוד הזה.

English: Come alone.
Ukrainian: Приходь один.

English: Tom is a talented violinist.
Italian: Tom è un violinista talentuoso.

English: It looks like you've lost a few pounds.
French: Il semble que vous ayez perdu quelques kilos.

English: It's been ages since we last met.
German: Es ist eine lange Zeit vergangen, seit wir uns das letzte Mal gesehen haben.

English: We're going to be OK.
German: Wir werden okay sein.

English: Tom didn't plan on going to Boston.
Hungarian: Tom nem tervezte, hogy Bostonba megy.

English: Do you have a handkerchief?
Ukrainian: У тебе є носовичок?

English: They clung together for warmth.
French: Elles se cramponnèrent les unes aux autres pour conserver leur chaleur.

English: I'd leave early if I were allowed to.
Serbian: Отишао бих раније да ми је дозвољено.

English: My ladder is not broken.
Turkish: Benim merdivenim kırık değil.

English: Say goodbye.
Berber: Beqqit sslam.

English: Tom is a financial advisor.
Spanish: Tom es un asesor fiscal.

English: Something wonderful happened today.
Serbian: Nešto divno se desilo danas.

English: Good morning. It's time to wake up.
Arabic: صباح الخير. إنهُ وقت الإستيقاظ.

English: Tom opened his eyes very wide.
Hungarian: Nagyra nyitotta a szemeit Tomi.

English: Tom writes everything down.
Hungarian: Tom mindent leír.

English: She doesn't yet know the truth.
French: Elle ignore encore la vérité.

English: You need a car.
Russian: Тебе нужна машина.

English: I could've helped you.
Turkish: Sana yardım edebildim.

English: Well, stranger things have happened.
Polish: Cóż, zdarzały się już dziwniejsze rzeczy.

English: You won't have to do that.
Russian: Тебе не придётся это делать.

English: I wish to be a doctor.
Portuguese: Eu quero ser médico.

English: We had a little water.
Marathi: आम्ही थोडं पाणी प्यायलो.

English: My wife spends money as if I were the richest man in town.
German: Meine Frau verschwendet Geld, als wäre ich der reichste Mann in der Stadt.

English: I think you've put your sweatshirt on inside out.
Japanese: セーター、裏返しなんじゃない？

English: I may be old, but I'm not crazy.
Hungarian: Lehet, hogy öreg vagyok, nem vagyok őrült.

English: Tom is sneaky.
Finnish: Tomi on ovela.