English: The supermarket opens at ten o'clock.
Portuguese: O supermercado abre às dez horas.

English: He is getting better day by day.
Arabic: إنه يتحسّن كل يوم.

English: We don't make anything anymore.
German: Wir stellen nichts mehr her.

English: Tom doesn't play chess anymore.
Ukrainian: Том більше не грає у шахи.

English: Please tell me what that means.
Russian: Скажи мне, пожалуйста, что это значит.

English: Few people live on the island.
Russian: На этом острове живет мало людей.

English: You agreed.
German: Du warst einverstanden.

English: Tom doesn't have any money on him.
Portuguese: Tom não está com nenhum dinheiro.

English: Tom will be very pleased.
Russian: Том будет очень доволен.

English: Reports are due next Monday.
Japanese: レポートは来週の月曜日が〆切です。

English: I took a seat.
Russian: Я села.

English: Please let me do it.
Italian: Per piacere, lasciatemelo fare.

English: It'd be better if you didn't come today.
Berber: Yif-it ma ur d-tusid ara ass-a.

English: This is it.
Japanese: これなんです。

English: So let's do this.
Polish: Więc zróbmy to!

English: Tom believes everything that Mary says.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'nin söylediği her şeye inanır.

English: I am used to staying up late at night.
Russian: Я привык засиживаться допоздна.

English: I can come with you if you want me to.
Spanish: Yo puedo ir con vosotros si queréis.

English: What classes do you have on Monday?
Serbian: Које часове имаш у понедељак?

English: You're drunk.
German: Ihr seid betrunken.

English: Tom must've been showing off.
Macedonian: Том сигурно се правел важен.

English: I just couldn't resist doing that.
French: Je n'ai simplement pas pu résister à le faire.

English: Tom got pulled over by the police.
Ukrainian: Тома зупинила поліція.

English: I have a lot of bills I have to pay.
Spanish: Tengo que pagar un montón de facturas.

English: Tom has a rock collection.
German: Tom hat eine Steinsammlung.

English: My father has been dead for three years.
Hungarian: Az apám három éve halott.

English: Her eyes filled with tears.
French: Ses yeux se sont emplis de larmes.

English: He is not qualified for the job.
Italian: Lui non è qualificato per l'impiego.

English: I usually eat out.
German: Ich esse gewöhnlich auswärts.

English: Tom will definitely not do that.
Turkish: Tom onu kesinlikle yapmaz.

English: Take the dog for a walk.
German: Geh mit dem Hund spazieren.

English: I can't study with you watching me.
Hungarian: Nem tudok nyugodtan tanulni, míg te nézel.

English: I'm counting on your help.
Dutch: Ik reken op uw hulp.

English: Tom isn't likely to forget his promise.
Berber: Ulac ccek dakken Tom ur yettettu aṛeggem-nnes.

English: Are you students?
Icelandic: Eruð þið nemendur?

English: Tom has been executed.
Italian: Tom è stato giustiziato.

English: Flowers bloom.
Ukrainian: Квіти розквітають.

English: I used to get sick a lot when I was a kid.
Japanese: 幼い頃はよく病気をしたものです。

English: Tom doesn't appear to be very religious.
Polish: Tom nie wydaje się być szczególnie religijnym.

English: Tom is happier now.
German: Tom ist jetzt glücklicher.

English: Where's my cell phone?
Hungarian: Hol van a mobilom?

English: Why were you looking for us?
Italian: Perché ci stavate cercando?

English: Open the gate.
Italian: Apri il cancello.

English: I'm really hungry.
Hebrew: אני ממש רעב.

English: I wasn't at home then.
Marathi: तेव्हा मी घरी नव्हते.

English: He got a good grade in mathematics.
Spanish: Le pusieron una buena nota en matemáticas.

English: Tom plans to go there alone.
Afrikaans: Tom is van plan om alleen soontoe te gaan.

English: He lost sight of his friend in the crowd.
German: Er verlor seinen Freund in der Menge aus den Augen.

English: I'm hit!
German: Ich wurde getroffen!

English: What was the name of that restaurant?
Marathi: त्या रेस्टॉरंटचं नाव काय होतं?

English: We're not selling our house to Tom.
Serbian: Нећемо продати кућу Тому.

English: I feel fine.
Hebrew: אני בסדר.

English: He gave it a new name.
Russian: Он дал ему новую кличку.

English: It has been a long time since I wrote you last.
Japanese: ご無沙汰しています。

English: I'm not dating Mary.
Portuguese: Não estou namorando com a Mary.

English: He stole her watch.
Spanish: Le robó el reloj.

English: I don't have time to sleep.
Russian: Мне некогда спать.

English: What exactly were you expecting?
Russian: Что именно ты ожидал?

English: Tom still has one more month to go before he graduates.
Italian: A Tom rimane ancora un mese prima di laurearsi.

English: Could you teach me French?
Spanish: ¿Podrías enseñarme francés?

English: Tom is laughing at me.
Turkish: Tom bana gülüyor.

English: I cannot help you.
Marathi: मी तुझी मदत करू शकत नाही.

English: That's not how we do that in Australia.
Russian: В Австралии мы делаем это не так.

English: Think of your brother.
French: Pense à ton frère !

English: I'm not going to shoot you.
German: Ich werde dich nicht erschießen.

English: Tom worked as hard as the rest of us.
Russian: Том работал так же упорно, как и все мы.

English: It's stuffy in here. May I open a window?
Russian: Здесь душно. Можно я окно открою?

English: We used to be good friends.
German: Wir waren früher gute Freunde.

English: Tom drowned in his bathtub.
Polish: Tom utopił się w swojej wannie.

English: This shouldn't have happened.
Portuguese: Isso não deveria ter acontecido.

English: Do you work in Boston?
Berber: Deg Boston ay tettmahaled?

English: Tom wanted to see his children.
Berber: Tom yella yeɣs ad iẓer arraw-nnes.

English: They obeyed.
Berber: Nitenti llant ttaɣent awal.

English: Tom speaks French to his children.
Russian: Том говорит со своими детьми по-французски.

English: We use words in order to communicate.
Romanian: Noi folosim cuvinte pentru a comunica.

English: Please wait your turn.
Portuguese: Por favor, espera a sua vez.

English: Tom made a fool of himself in front of Mary.
Danish: Tom gjorde sig selv til grin foran Mary.

English: A good idea occurred to him.
Italian: Gli venne una buona idea.

English: It's quite a lot of work, actually.
Spanish: De hecho, es mucho trabajo.

English: Hello!
Kabyle: Ɛelxiṛ!

English: Tom begged for his life.
German: Tom bettelte um sein Leben.

English: You both did well.
Japanese: 二人とも、よくやった！

English: Do you smoke?
Italian: Lei fuma?

English: Not everyone noticed.
Portuguese: Nem todos perceberam.

English: I don't have a lawyer.
Russian: У меня нет адвоката.

English: It was foolish of him to do such a thing.
Turkish: Onun böyle bir şey yapması aptalcaydı.

English: The ship was attacked by Somali pirates.
Italian: La nave è stata attaccata da dei pirati somali.

English: I think that you're ugly.
Italian: Penso che siate brutte.

English: We were waiting.
Czech: Čekali jsme.

English: I know I can count on all of you.
Hungarian: Tudom, mindőtökre számíthatok.

English: If you can't visit a country where they speak the language you are learning, find a local bar where native speakers of that language hang out and start hanging out there.
Italian: Se non riesce a visitare un paese in cui parlano la lingua che sta imparando, trovi un bar locale in cui i madrelingua di quella lingua si incontrano e inizi a frequentarlo.

English: You can borrow my pen.
Italian: Può prendere in prestito la mia biro.

English: It looks like the thief came in through the window.
Dutch: Het lijkt erop dat de dief door het raam binnenkwam.

English: Tom grabbed a coffee and muffin on his way to work.
Finnish: Tom nappasi mukaansa kahvin ja muffinin työmatkallaan.

English: This book is not about linguistics.
Finnish: Tämä kirja ei käsittele kielitiedettä.

English: My watch is very accurate.
Mandarin Chinese: 我的手錶很準。

English: Two men met face to face.
Dutch: De twee mannen hebben elkaar persoonlijk ontmoet.

English: My daughter likes egg yolks.
Finnish: Tyttäreni pitää munankeltuaisista.

English: I thought he was my brother.
Dutch: Ik dacht dat hij mijn broer was.