English: Tom has a political agenda.
Turkish: Tom'un siyasi bir ajandası var.

English: The baby is sleeping in the crib.
Russian: Ребёнок спит в кроватке.

English: Where does she live now?
Japanese: 彼女は今どこに住んでいますか。

English: That toilet brush belongs in the bathroom, not in the kitchen.
Portuguese: A escova de privada fica no banheiro, não na cozinha.

English: Your speech will be recorded in history.
Portuguese: Seu discurso será gravado na história.

English: We're thinking of adding on another bedroom to the house.
Cantonese: 我哋諗緊好冇喺間屋到間多一間睡房。

English: That's only half the story.
German: Das ist nur die halbe Wahrheit.

English: If you've got a problem, I'd like to know what it is.
French: Si tu as un problème, j'aimerais savoir ce que c'est.

English: I didn't unlock that door.
Dutch: Ik heb die deur niet van het slot gedaan.

English: I want somebody to talk to.
Kabyle: Bɣiɣ ad yili yiwen d wi ara heḍṛeɣ.

English: Would you like to travel to the United States?
German: Möchtest du in die Vereinigten Staaten reisen?

English: They got married and settled near Boston.
Italian: Si sposarono e si accasarono vicino a Boston.

English: I have nothing to say in this regard.
Italian: Non ho nulla da dire a questo riguardo.

English: The number of people who prefer to marry late is gradually rising.
Japanese: 遅く結婚したいと思う人の数は徐々に増えている。

English: People often complain about the weather.
Vietnamese: Mọi người thường phàn nàn về thời tiết.

English: Go on board.
German: Gehe an Bord!

English: This window has been broken for a month.
Portuguese: Essa janela está quebrada há um mês.

English: I'm ambidextrous.
German: Ich bin mit beiden Händen gleichermaßen geschickt.

English: You're pretty cute, too.
German: Du bist auch ganz süß.

English: Tom called Mary a coward.
German: Tom bezeichnete Mary als Feigling.

English: Tom asked Mary for forgiveness.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'den af diledi.

English: I know that Tom is young.
Portuguese: Eu sei que o Tom é jovem.

English: He burst into tears.
Ukrainian: Він розплакався.

English: When she heard the news, she was not happy.
Portuguese: Quando ela ouviu a notícia, ela não ficou feliz.

English: Tom told me that wasn't true.
French: Tom m'a dit que ce n'était pas vrai.

English: I love my new computer.
Ukrainian: Я обожнюю свій новий комп'ютер.

English: Aren't you coming this evening?
Ukrainian: Хіба ви не прийдете сьогодні ввечері?

English: Everyone was confused.
Portuguese: Todos estavam confusos.

English: I paused.
German: Ich hielt an.

English: I wanted Tom to come back to Australia.
Russian: Я хотел, чтобы Том вернулся в Австралию.

English: It's really beautiful.
Italian: È veramente bella.

English: He often drives to the library.
Dutch: Hij rijdt dikwijls naar de bibliotheek.

English: I'd like a Bloody Mary.
Japanese: ブラッディーマリーをください。

English: You cheated.
Dutch: Je bent vreemdgegaan.

English: My grandma had a friend that made quilts.
Russian: У моей бабушки была подруга, которая делала стёганые одеяла.

English: They are to be married in June.
German: Sie werden im Juni heiraten.

English: That just might work.
Berber: Yezmer ad yečč waya.

English: Tom said that he needed to take a bath.
Russian: Том сказал, что ему нужно принять ванну.

English: I can't just not do anything.
Turkish: Bir şeyler yapmadan öylece duramam.

English: Tom raised the flag.
Italian: Tom alzò la bandiera.

English: I know that Tom doesn't like spinach.
Portuguese: Eu sei que o Tom não gosta de espinafre.

English: I'm not scared of anybody.
Dutch: Ik ben voor niemand bang.

English: Look at that building.
Spanish: Mira aquel edificio.

English: Try to improve your French.
Italian: Cercate di migliorare il vostro francese.

English: Did Tom ever say anything to you about what happened?
Russian: Том вообще рассказывал тебе что-нибудь о том, что случилось?

English: He needed the money.
Spanish: Necesitaba dinero.

English: She's two years older than him.
German: Sie ist zwei Jahre älter als er.

English: You're vain.
Berber: Kečč tessemɣared iman-nnek.

English: I want to make sure you know what to do.
Hebrew: אני רוצה לוודא שאתם יודעים מה לעשות.

English: I want to ask him for his phone number.
Berber: Ɣseɣ ad as-ssutreɣ uḍḍun-nnes n usawal.

English: The crocodile is a protected species.
Polish: Krokodyl to gatunek chroniony.

English: Tom wrote carefully.
Hebrew: תום כתב בזהירות.

English: Why are you sleeping?
Russian: Чего это вы спите?

English: I didn't want to discuss that topic.
Russian: Я не хотел обсуждать эту тему.

English: You should tell Tom that Mary will do that.
Ukrainian: Вам слід сказати Тому, що Мері це зробить.

English: We were in Boston.
Italian: Eravamo a Boston.

English: I know it's a hard thing to do.
German: Ich weiß, dass das schwerfällt.

English: No one remembered my birthday.
Danish: Ingen huskede min fødselsdag.

English: We have to make the most of this situation.
German: Wir müssen das Beste aus dieser Situation machen.

English: I'll do all of the talking.
Hungarian: Majd én beszélek.

English: The package had a sticker on it that said "Handle with care".
Japanese: 小包には「取扱注意」のステッカーが貼ってあった。

English: The Japanese economy is in depression.
German: Die japanische Wirtschaft ist in einer Rezession.

English: I have a toothache and I want to go to the dentist.
Finnish: Minulla on hammassärkyä ja haluan mennä hammaslääkäriin.

English: Tom refused to go with me.
Portuguese: Tom se recusou a ir comigo.

English: The television isn't working.
German: Der Fernseher geht nicht mehr.

English: That's Tom on the right.
Turkish: Şu sağdaki Tom.

English: Tom told me to ask you.
Russian: Том сказал мне, чтобы я спросил вас.

English: How do you know that?
German: Woher willst du das wissen?

English: Tom had to pay a fine for jaywalking.
Portuguese: Tom teve que pagar uma multa por atravessar a rua em lugar indevido.

English: The money was all there. Nobody touched it.
Spanish: Estaba íntegro el dinero, nadie lo tocó.

English: Some people think that there are way too many lawyers in this country.
Spanish: Ciertas personas piensan que hay demasiados abogados en este país.

English: I want to have nothing to do with you.
Italian: Non voglio avere niente a che fare con voi.

English: I expect you all to do your best.
Czech: Očekávám, že všichni podáte co nejlepší výkon.

English: I'd like to go.
French: Je voudrais y aller.

English: You'd better come inside.
Portuguese: É melhor você entrar.

English: I've already answered that question.
Russian: Я уже ответил на этот вопрос.

English: The police used a battering ram to break down the door.
German: Die Polizei benutzte einen Rammbock, um die Tür aufzubrechen.

English: I'm not the one who invited Tom.
Russian: Это не я Тома пригласил.

English: I'd never been so afraid.
Italian: Non ho mai avuto così tanta paura.

English: This is inappropriate.
French: C'est inapproprié.

English: I'm getting hungry.
Indonesian: Aku mulai lapar.

English: I went to see a movie with Tom after school.
Russian: Я пошёл посмотреть с Томом фильм после школы.

English: I forgot to tell you what time the meeting's going to start.
Macedonian: Заборавив да ти кажам кога почнува состанокот.

English: Tom used to drive a bus.
Portuguese: Tom costumava conduzir um autocarro.

English: I knew Tom wasn't going to be able to do that without our help.
German: Ich wusste, dass Tom das nicht ohne unsere Hilfe schaffen würde.

English: I was so afraid that no one would ask me to dance.
French: J'étais tellement effrayée que personne ne voulut m'inviter à danser.

English: You'll get used to it soon.
Italian: Te ne abituerai presto.

English: Tom and Mary had a shotgun wedding.
Italian: Tom e Mary hanno fatto un matrimonio riparatore.

English: We always look forward to Tom's annual visit.
Bulgarian: Винаги чакаме с нетърпение ежегодното посещение на Том.

English: "Do you think he'll come?" "I hope not."
Italian: "Pensi che lui verrà?" - "Spero di no."