English: That's the ugliest hat I've ever seen.
Bulgarian: Това е най-грозната шапка, която някога съм виждала.

English: I didn't come here to argue.
Ukrainian: Я прийшла сюди не для того, щоб сперечатися.

English: You're incredibly stupid.
Finnish: Olet uskomattoman tyhmä.

English: You can use my pen.
Italian: Può usare la mia biro.

English: I've decided to become an engineer.
Belarusian: Я вырашыла стаць інжынеркай.

English: What was the name of the movie we saw last night?
Hebrew: מה היה השם של הסרט שראינו אמש?

English: I don't think that Tom is very lucky.
Russian: Не думаю, что Тому очень везёт.

English: I have a friend named Tom.
Central Dusun: Kitambalut oku di ngaran i Tom.

English: Tom has been warned several times.
Berber: Tom yettwacaɣli acḥal d tikkelt.

English: The only useful answers are those that raise new questions.
Finnish: Ainoat hyödylliset vastaukset ovat niitä, jotka herättävät uusia kysymyksiä.

English: Tom is my neighbor.
Polish: Tom to mój sąsiad.

English: She has gone abroad.
Italian: Lei è andata all'estero.

English: Why do so many people not like Tom?
Ukrainian: Чому так багато людей не люблять Тома?

English: You've got to wait on the other side of the road.
French: Vous devez attendre de l'autre côté de la rue.

English: What did you add?
Portuguese: O que vocês acrescentaram?

English: I hope you come to my lecture.
Russian: Надеюсь, вы придёте ко мне на лекцию.

English: The wedding ceremony will be held regardless of the weather.
Dutch: De trouwceremonie zal doorgaan, bij welk weer dan ook.

English: Tom often downloads movies.
Hebrew: טום מוריד סרטים לעתים קרובות.

English: Tom's neighbors have a dog.
Russian: У соседей Тома есть собака.

English: He should have kept his mouth shut.
Dutch: Hij had zijn mond dicht moeten houden.

English: I could never stop loving you.
Turkish: Seni sevmekten kendimi hiç alamadım.

English: Tom is leaving for India next Friday.
Dutch: Tom vertrekt naar India komende vrijdag.

English: Feed the dog.
Czech: Nakrm psa.

English: Tom wasn't very affectionate.
Italian: Tom non era molto caloroso.

English: In what month were you born?
Portuguese: Em qual mês você nasceu?

English: I'll send you the schedule.
Russian: Я пришлю тебе расписание.

English: I really didn't understand.
Russian: Я действительно не понял.

English: It was not very cold yesterday.
Dutch: Gisteren was het niet zo heel koud.

English: Do you like your teachers?
Portuguese: Você gosta de seus professores?

English: Tom's house is very near my house.
Turkish: Tom'la evlerimiz çok yakın.

English: It'll just take a second.
Icelandic: Það mun ekki taka nema sekúndu.

English: I told Tom I was just joking.
Finnish: Sanoin Tomille, että minä vain vitsailin.

English: Have you ever eaten dog meat?
Italian: Avete mai mangiato carne di cane?

English: Tom was caught lying.
Hebrew: תום נתפס בשקר.

English: The coffee has nice aroma.
Turkish: Kahvenin güzel bir aroması var.

English: He made his parents happy.
Hebrew: הוא גרם אושר להוריו.

English: I managed to finish the work.
Dutch: Ik heb de klus geklaard.

English: I'm a totally different person now.
Spanish: Ahora soy una persona totalmente distinta.

English: We've had a very hard winter.
Italian: Noi abbiamo avuto un inverno molto duro.

English: Do what I tell you.
Marathi: मी तुम्हाला जे सांगते ते करा.

English: Even the smallest child knows that kind a thing.
Finnish: Jopa pieninkin lapsi tietää tuollaisen asian.

English: Let's rest a little bit.
Russian: Давай немного передохнём.

English: Tom has been avoiding Mary.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'den kaçınmaktadır.

English: Do I have to write a letter?
German: Muss ich einen Brief schreiben?

English: Today, I have a lot of homework.
Belarusian: Я сёння маю шмат дамашняй работы.

English: Fear of communism was very strong at that time.
Dutch: De angst voor het communisme was toen erg sterk.

English: Maybe I'll see you around.
Hebrew: אולי נתראה בסביבה.

English: They admitted her to the hospital.
Berber: Ḍḍfen-tt deg usegnaf.

English: Aren't you glad you're rich?
French: N'êtes-vous pas contente d'être riche ?

English: We don't want this one.
Portuguese: Nós não queremos este.

English: It's not the first time Tom has done something like that.
Russian: Том не в первый раз сделал нечто подобное.

English: I think you need some sleep.
Bulgarian: Мисля, че трябва да поспиш.

English: We got up early in order to see the sunrise.
Czech: Přivstali jsme si, abychom viděli východ slunce.

English: I don't like math.
Hebrew: אינני אוהבת מתימטיקה.

English: The answers are all right.
Portuguese: Todas as respostas estão certas.

English: Tom likes redheads.
Ukrainian: Том любить рудих.

English: Tom said you were drinking.
Italian: Tom disse che stavi bevendo.

English: I was able to do that.
Ukrainian: Я змогла це зробити.

English: I take a shower every day.
Italian: Io faccio una doccia ogni giorno.

English: Generally speaking, being an accessory to any crime, including murder, means you knew it was happening and did nothing to try and stop it.
Hungarian: Általánosságban elmondható, hogy bűnrészesnek lenni bármilyen bűncselekményben, beleértve a gyilkosságot is, azt jelenti, hogy tudjuk mi történik, de nem teszünk semmit, hogy megpróbáljuk megakadályozni.

English: I'd like you to meet a friend of mine.
Portuguese: Queria que conhecesse um amigo meu.

English: Does Tom know you're coming?
Spanish: ¿Sabe Tom que vienes?

English: There's a bank across from the hotel.
Portuguese: Tem um banco na frente do hotel.

English: He plays beach volleyball.
Berber: Yetturar tacirfugt n teftist.

English: Tom kissed Mary goodbye and left.
Russian: Том поцеловал Мэри на прощание и ушёл.

English: I refuse.
Indonesian: Aku menolak.

English: Why don't you come in?
Hebrew: אולי תכנס?

English: Don't compare your children with others.
Turkish: Çocuklarını başkalarıyla kıyaslama.

English: I begin this afternoon.
Portuguese: Eu começo hoje à tarde.

English: She advised him to take the medicine.
French: Elle lui a conseillé de prendre le remède.

English: I know Boston like the back of my hand.
Turkish: Boston'u avucumun içi gibi biliyorum.

English: I thought that you'd already done that.
Russian: Я думал, ты это уже сделал.

English: Don't get lost in the fog.
Italian: Non ti perdere nella nebbia.

English: She took off her coat.
Russian: Она сняла пальто.

English: What time is supper?
Macedonian: Во колку е вечерата?

English: What color are Tom's eyes?
German: Welche Augenfarbe hat Tom?

English: That worked.
Russian: Это сработало.

English: Help yourself.
Spanish: Servíos vosotros mismos.

English: Don't forget the ticket.
Italian: Non vi scordate il biglietto.

English: Everybody laughed.
Dutch: Iedereen lachte.

English: They were shocked.
German: Sie waren schockiert.

English: It isn't mine.
Spanish: No es mío.

English: You should go home now.
Italian: Dovreste andare a casa adesso.

English: There was a sudden change of plan.
German: Es gab eine plötzliche Planänderung.

English: The audience roared with laughter.
Russian: Публика покатилась со смеху.

English: I didn't talk to the police.
Turkish: Polise konuşmadım.

English: What time are you planning to be home tonight?
Russian: Во сколько вы сегодня планируете быть дома?

English: Is there something I can do for you?
Kabyle: Zemreɣ ad wen-xedmeɣ kra?

English: I'm coming for you, Tom.
Russian: Я к тебе, Том.

English: The police are investigating the cause of the crash.
Japanese: 警察は衝突事故の原因を調査中です。

English: What do you actually think?
French: Que pensez-vous en réalité ?

English: I sell umbrellas.
Chavacano: Ta vendé yo maga páyung.

English: Do you have any tattoos?
Italian: Voi avete qualche tatuaggio?

English: Tom wanted three of them.
Italian: Tom ne voleva tre.

English: They're about to leave.
Portuguese: Elas já estão de saída.

English: There were too many people at the concert.
Hebrew: בקונצרט היו יותר מדי אנשים.