English: Tom said that you have the final say.
Turkish: Tom son sözü söyleyenin sen olduğunu söyledi.

English: Raise your hand before you answer.
Hebrew: תרימי את היד לפני שאת עונה.

English: This is very embarrassing.
Italian: Questo è molto imbarazzante.

English: I'm feeling tired.
Japanese: 疲れたよ。

English: You may come with us if you want to.
Japanese: 来たいのなら私達と一緒に来ても良いですよ。

English: What's the name of Tom's store?
Marathi: टॉमच्या दुकानाचं नाव काय आहे?

English: Now it is official.
Hebrew: עכשיו זה רשמי.

English: I have just eaten lunch.
Russian: Я только пообедал.

English: Tom's first car was a Toyota.
Hebrew: מכוניתו הראשונה של תום הייתה מסוג טויוטה.

English: This is the best band in the world.
Turkish: Bu, dünyadaki en iyi grup.

English: I'll phone you.
Ukrainian: Я тобі зателефоную.

English: Did you eat the last cookie?
Ukrainian: Ти з'їла останнє печиво?

English: He was smiling as if nothing had happened to him.
Russian: Он улыбался, как будто ничего не случилось с ним.

English: I'm not sure that it was Tom who did that.
Macedonian: Не сум сигурен дека Том бил оној што го сторил тоа.

English: Tom won't ever trust me.
Portuguese: Tom nunca vai confiar em mim.

English: Did Tom do that by himself?
Turkish: Tom onu tek başına mı yaptı?

English: The man is well-known all over the village.
Dutch: De man is goed gekend in het hele dorp.

English: I gave Tom my car keys.
Russian: Я дал Тому ключи от своей машины.

English: Are you not coming?
German: Kommst du etwa nicht mit?

English: He went to work in spite of his illness.
Italian: È venuto al lavoro nonostante la malattia.

English: Tom said Mary was sleeping.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'nin uyuduğunu söyledi.

English: That's why I'm giving it to you.
Russian: Поэтому я вам её и даю.

English: Tom came to school very late today.
German: Tom ist heute sehr spät zur Schule gekommen.

English: They danced.
Serbian: Играли су.

English: This turkey is delicious.
Hebrew: תרנגול ההודו הזה טעים.

English: Do you go to school by train?
German: Fahrt ihr mit dem Zug zur Schule?

English: Do you think you're going to be able to stop me?
Russian: Думаете, вы сможете меня остановить?

English: Why did you interfere?
Russian: Зачем ты вмешался?

English: You have to stop Tom.
Bulgarian: Трябва да спрете Том.

English: Do I have to talk to Tom?
Italian: Io devo parlare con Tom?

English: What time do you usually bathe the baby?
Russian: В котором часу вы обычно купаете ребёнка?

English: You have a tendency to talk too fast.
Japanese: お前さ、早口になりがちだぞ。

English: Could you please be quiet?
Swedish: Skulle du kunna vara tyst, tack?

English: Tom doesn't know if Mary will go to the mountains or to the beach.
Hebrew: תום לא יודע אם מרי תסע להרים או לחוף.

English: Don't use too much water.
Hebrew: אל תשתמש ביותר מדי מים.

English: We know about Tom.
Italian: Sappiamo di Tom.

English: I don't like the dark.
Ukrainian: Я не люблю темряву.

English: It's a book.
German: Das ist ein Buch.

English: We're lucky to have Tom on our team.
Russian: Нам повезло, что Том у нас в команде.

English: It's obvious why your stomach hurts.
Polish: To oczywiste, dlaczego cię boli brzuch.

English: You're being transferred.
Berber: Ad kent-sḍermsen.

English: Tom told Mary she was cute.
Italian: Tom disse a Mary che era carina.

English: She is a good friend of mine.
Italian: È una mia buona amica.

English: You never know what might happen.
Dutch: Je weet maar nooit wat er kan gebeuren.

English: She gave him all of her silver.
Italian: Gli ha dato tutto il suo argento.

English: It was difficult to remove the coffee stain.
Hungarian: A kávéfoltot nehéz volt eltávolítani.

English: You're very curious.
Italian: Sei molto curioso.

English: He wears glasses.
Hebrew: הוא מרכיב משקפיים.

English: Because of the drought, the grass has withered.
Hebrew: בגלל הבצורת העשב חרב.

English: The mail has arrived.
Polish: Mail przybył.

English: I quit my job two days ago.
French: J'ai quitté mon taf il y a deux jours.

English: I'm responsible for Tom's safety.
Danish: Jeg er ansvarlig for Toms sikkerhed.

English: I was a teacher.
Portuguese: Eu fui uma professora.

English: There is a bookstore in front of my house.
Dutch: Voor mijn huis bevindt zich een boekhandel.

English: I was lucky.
Japanese: 私って、運が良かったのよ。

English: That doesn't interest me.
German: Das interessiert mich nicht.

English: Why are you so smart?
Ukrainian: Чому ти такий розумний?

English: Do you have change for a dollar?
Berber: Tzemred ad iyi-d-tṣerrfed yiwen n udulaṛ?

English: Peel these potatoes.
Italian: Peli queste patate.

English: I told you to be home by midnight.
Hebrew: אמרתי לך להיות בבית עד חצות.

English: This is my school.
Hebrew: זה בית הספר שלי.

English: Tom speaks French like a native.
Arabic: يتحدث توم الفرنسية كأهلها.

English: Ignorance is no excuse.
Hebrew: חוסר ידיעה היא לא תרוץ.

English: Thanks for explaining it to me.
Hebrew: תודה על ההסבר.

English: Tom is embarrassed by his son's behavior.
Turkish: Tom, oğlunun davranışlarından utanıyor.

English: It depends on the context.
Mandarin Chinese: 这要看情况。

English: I like snow.
Greek: Μου αρέσει το χιόνι.

English: I wanted to buy a book to read on the plane.
Russian: Я хотел купить книгу, чтобы читать в самолёте.

English: That's unfair competition.
Hebrew: זאת תחרות לא הוגנת.

English: He dug a hole.
Italian: Ha scavato un buco.

English: Tom is fat.
Hungarian: Tomi hájas.

English: He felt perfectly content.
Russian: Он был вполне доволен.

English: You're in danger, Tom.
Ukrainian: Ви в небезпеці, Томе.

English: Tom will leave early.
Russian: Том уйдёт пораньше.

English: It's the law.
French: C'est la loi.

English: You are supposed to hand in your homework by Friday.
Russian: Вы должны сдать домашнее задание к пятнице.

English: I know your password.
Ukrainian: Я знаю твій пароль.

English: I told her not to go.
Russian: Я сказал ей не ходить.

English: Face it, Tom, it's over.
Hungarian: Lásd be, Tomi, ennyi volt!

English: It's nearly dark.
Russian: Почти темно.

English: I sure hope Tom does that.
Russian: Очень надеюсь, что Том это сделает.

English: I never liked you.
Italian: Non mi siete mai piaciute.

English: Tom met a girl named Mary last night.
Turkish: Tom dün gece Mary adlı bir kızla tanıştı.

English: I think you're right.
Russian: Я думаю, вы правы.

English: Tom is standing right behind you.
Berber: Tom atan yebded swaswa deffir-m.

English: Tom was looking forward to having a few weeks off.
Hungarian: Tamás várta már nagyon a néhány hetes pihenőjét.

English: I let Tom talk.
Swedish: Jag lät Tom tala.

English: Tom almost forgot the conference.
Finnish: Tom melkein unohti konferenssin.

English: Wait there for me.
Russian: Ждите меня там.

English: I hate fluorescent lights.
Italian: Io odio le luci fluorescenti.

English: I believe I am in the right.
French: Je crois être dans le vrai.

English: I wholeheartedly agree.
Romanian: Sunt de acord, cu toată inima.

English: Did you find anything?
Hungarian: Találtál valamit?

English: The glass got broken.
Portuguese: O copo se quebrou.

English: Which newspaper do you usually read?
Turkish: Genellikle hangi gazeteyi okursun?

English: I had no idea Tom was a doctor.
Italian: Non avevo idea che Tom fosse un dottore.

English: That's just the way it is.
Finnish: Niin se vain on.

English: A noun can be singular or plural.
Dutch: Het zelfstandig naamwoord kan in het enkelvoud staan of in het meervoud.

English: The man puffed smoke into her face.
Icelandic: Maðurinn blés reyk í andlitið á henni.

English: Don't tell my mother.
Ukrainian: Не кажіть мамі.

English: Where's Tom's car?
Russian: Где машина Тома?

English: Will you go right away?
Italian: Andrà immediatamente?

English: Get rid of them.
Polish: Pozbądź się ich.

English: That's what I wanted to talk to you about.
German: Darüber wollte ich mit euch sprechen.