English: Your life seems perfect.
Italian: La tua vita sembra perfetta.

English: I've met a lot of people who don't like Boston.
Russian: Я встречал много людей, которые не любят Бостон.

English: What happened to our order?
Hindi: हमारे औरडर का क्या हुआ?

English: You knew this would happen, didn't you?
Russian: Вы ведь знали, что это произойдёт?

English: Which is ours?
German: Welches gehört uns?

English: You'd better get started.
Dutch: Je begint er maar beter aan.

English: According to what I heard, they have broken up.
Bulgarian: Доколкото разбрах, те са скъсали.

English: I think I'll call it a day.
Danish: Jeg tror vi siger stop for i dag.

English: My father is usually at home on Sundays.
Dutch: Gewoonlijk is mijn vader zondags thuis.

English: These prices will be cut next month.
Russian: Эти цены будут снижены в следующем месяце.

English: Let me know what you want to do.
French: Faites-moi savoir ce que vous voulez faire.

English: At least that part's true.
Swedish: Den delen är åtminstone sann.

English: That old man is, so to speak, a walking dictionary.
Portuguese: O velho é, por assim dizer, um dicionário ambulante.

English: Boys are fond of mischief.
Berber: Igerdan ḥemmlen lejhel.

English: I felt ill.
Russian: Я чувствовал себя больным.

English: Are these your skis?
Dutch: Zijn dit jullie ski's?

English: Tom's delirious.
Hebrew: תום נסער.

English: I love to sleep.
Dutch: Ik hou van slapen.

English: Tom died because of me.
Ukrainian: Том помер через мене.

English: I want my money.
Berber: Ɣseɣ ddṛahem-inu.

English: Don't you have anything else?
Italian: Non hai altro?

English: Do you agree?
Berber: Twufqemt?

English: I know that you're in here.
Portuguese: Sei que você está aqui.

English: Tom is breathing.
Italian: Tom sta respirando.

English: You're to blame.
French: Vous êtes responsable.

English: Draw a straight line.
Russian: Нарисуй прямую линию.

English: You look busy.
Greek: Φαίνεστε απασχολημένες.

English: We love coming here.
Russian: Мы любим приходить сюда.

English: Why is the baby crying?
Berber: Acuɣer i la yettru yisigmi-nni?

English: The woman suspected that her son was using drugs.
Japanese: その女性は息子の薬物使用を疑った。

English: Can someone explain it to me in detail?
French: Est-ce que quelqu'un peut me l'expliquer en détail ?

English: The nurse soothed the crying child.
Russian: Медсестра успокоила плачущего ребёнка.

English: Tom just got back to Australia today.
Berber: Ass-a i d-yuɣal Tom ɣer Ustṛalya.

English: May I have your attention, please?
Russian: Прошу вашего внимания.

English: I can hardly walk.
Japanese: ほとんど歩けないんだ。

English: You're a cutie.
Italian: Tu sei una ragazza carina.

English: No one listens to me when I talk.
Italian: Non mi ascolta nessuno quando parlo.

English: Would you like to go for a walk in the park with me?
Dutch: Wil je graag met mij in het park wandelen?

English: A definite advantage of automatic doors is that people can't spread their contagious diseases by touching door handles.
French: Un avantage certain des portes automatiques est que les gens ne peuvent pas propager leurs maladies contagieuses en touchant les poignées de porte.

English: I simply don't know.
French: Je n'en sais simplement rien.

English: Do you want to know who did that?
Russian: Вы хотите знать, кто это сделал?

English: That's enough for today.
Polish: Dość na dziś.

English: Why should I tell Tom?
Russian: Зачем мне говорить Тому?

English: Tom did nothing illegal.
Italian: Tom non ha fatto nulla di illegale.

English: Tom is allergic to wheat.
German: Tom hat eine Weizenallergie.

English: Tom has been spending a lot of time with Mary.
Ukrainian: Том багато часу проводить з Мері.

English: This won't work.
Berber: Ur yettett ara waya.

English: Tom deserves the salary we pay him.
Hebrew: השכר שתום מקבל מאתנו מגיע לו.

English: Are you taller than Tom?
Hebrew: אתם גבוהים יותר מתום?

English: I never lend my USB drive to others.
Italian: Non presto mai agli altri la mia chiavetta USB.

English: Tom needs a haircut.
Macedonian: Том треба да се шиша.

English: Something strange is happening here.
Turkish: Burada garip bir şey oluyor.

English: Are you drinking milk?
Berber: D akeffay ay tettessemt?

English: It was hard at first.
Russian: Сначала это было трудно.

English: These gloves are Tom's.
Russian: Это перчатки Тома.

English: Tom wants to ask Mary for help.
Russian: Том хочет попросить Мэри о помощи.

English: You'd better not wait here.
Japanese: ここで待たない方がいい。

English: Tom bought many kinds of flowers.
Portuguese: Tom comprou muitos tipos de flores.

English: Everything was perfect, down to the smallest detail.
Hebrew: הכל היה מושלם עד לפרט הקטנטן ביותר.

English: Should I drive on the way back?
Japanese: 帰りは私が運転しようか？

English: Tom read Mary's message, but he didn't respond.
German: Tom hat Marias Nachricht zwar gelesen, aber nicht geantwortet.

English: She pawned her gold.
Marathi: तिने तिचं सोनं गहाण ठेवलं.

English: You're jealous.
Ukrainian: Ви заздрісні.

English: Is that a new bathing suit?
German: Ist das ein neuer Badeanzug?

English: Tom doesn't like to work by himself.
Italian: A Tom non piace lavorare da solo.

English: Tom isn't the one who wrote this story.
Russian: Эту историю написал не Том.

English: What should they do in this situation?
Russian: Что им делать в этой ситуации?

English: Americans are friendly and approachable.
Turkish: Amerikalılar samimi ve cana yakındırlar.

English: Tom said you were hungry.
Russian: Том сказал, что вы хотите есть.

English: I was absolutely stunned.
Russian: Я был совершенно потрясен.

English: He's the tallest in the class.
Portuguese: Ele é a pessoa mais alta da classe.

English: I ran out of shampoo.
Russian: У меня закончился шампунь.

English: Are they still here?
Hungarian: Még mindig itt vannak?

English: We have broken off relations with them.
Ukrainian: Ми з ними розірвали стосунки.

English: Where is that quote from?
Japanese: 引用元はどこですか？

English: We don't want that.
Ukrainian: Ми цього не хочемо.

English: I gave him my address.
Marathi: मी त्याला माझा पत्ता दिला.

English: I consider Tom one of my closest friends.
Spanish: Considero a Tom uno de mis amigos más íntimos.

English: This is miserable.
Hebrew: זה אומלל.

English: The doctor told Tom that his hair will grow back.
Russian: Врач сказал Тому, что его волосы снова отрастут.

English: He runs very fast.
Slovak: Beží veľmi rýchlo.

English: I made Tom an offer he couldn't refuse.
Berber: Ssumreɣ-as-d i Tom yiwet n tɣawsa ur yezmir ara ad tt-yagi.

English: Tom asked Mary if she needed a ride home.
Italian: Tom chiese a Mary se aveva bisogno di un passaggio a casa.

English: I wanted to live in Boston with my family.
Turkish: Ailemle Boston'da yaşamak istedim.

English: Thanks for caring.
Hungarian: Köszönöm, hogy törődsz velem.

English: Why does Tom want to talk to me?
Italian: Perché Tom vuole parlarmi?

English: News of his death wasn't published for several weeks.
Italian: La notizia della sua morte non è stata pubblicata per diverse settimane.

English: Please give me a cup of milk.
Berber: Efk-iyi-d lkas n uyefki, ma ulac aɣilif.

English: Please close the door.
Russian: Закрой, пожалуйста, дверь.

English: Things changed.
Polish: Wszystko się zmieniło.

English: Tom didn't see anybody that he recognized.
Dutch: Tom zag niemand die hij herkende.

English: Who was the book written by?
French: Par qui le livre a-t-il été écrit ?

English: Did you get a new computer?
French: Avez-vous acheté un nouvel ordinateur ?

English: I don't understand a word you're saying.
Russian: Я ни слова не понимаю из того, что вы говорите.

English: They got married when they were still young.
Berber: Ssullint mi llant meẓẓiyit.

English: When I got up this morning, I had a headache.
Japanese: 今朝起きたとき、頭痛がしました。

English: Let's go talk to Tom.
Macedonian: Ајде да разговараме со Том.

English: Half of the students are absent.
Berber: Azgen seg yinelmaden ɣaben.