English: I think Tom is lovable.
Italian: Penso che Tom sia amabile.

English: Tom died of cancer in October.
Czech: Tom v říjnu zemřel na rakovinu.

English: I was searching for something that didn't exist.
German: Ich suchte nach etwas, das nicht existierte.

English: Why is everybody in here?
Marathi: सगळे इथे का आहेत?

English: People used to live in villages.
Bulgarian: Преди хората живееха на село.

English: She pulled him out of the mud.
Portuguese: Ela o puxou para fora da lama.

English: They heard it.
Nuer: Ci̱ kɛnɛ li̱ɛŋ.

English: It's so nice to see you.
Italian: È così bello vedervi.

English: Tom learned how to swim from his father.
Berber: Tom d baba-s ay as-yeslemden ad iɛum.

English: I agreed with him on the plan.
Hebrew: הסכמתי איתו על התכנית.

English: I must've lost my key along the way.
Russian: Я, наверное, потерял ключ по дороге.

English: Tom knows what's up.
Hebrew: תום יודע מה קורה.

English: There were quite a few students absent from class today.
French: Pas mal d'élèves manquaient aujourd'hui.

English: What do you think of this plan?
Finnish: Mitä mieltä olet tästä suunnitelmasta?

English: He refused the food with disgust.
German: Er lehnte das Essen angewidert ab.

English: I have difficulty swallowing.
Turkish: Yutkunmakta güçlük çekiyorum.

English: Do we have any bread?
Russian: У нас хлеб есть?

English: What are you saving up for?
Portuguese: Você está economizando para quê?

English: Do you live around here?
Spanish: ¿Vives por aquí cerca?

English: It'll work for sure.
Spanish: De seguro que funcionará.

English: Try to look ahead.
Russian: Старайтесь смотреть вперёд.

English: I'd like to see you.
Ukrainian: Я хотів би тебе побачити.

English: Just give us another minute.
Turkish: Bize sadece bir dakika daha ver.

English: Help me!
Hebrew: תעזור לי!

English: I think Tom told you the truth.
Russian: Думаю, Том сказал тебе правду.

English: You don't know them.
German: Du kennst sie nicht.

English: Something smells nice.
Serbian: Нешто мирише лепо.

English: I may not come to your party.
Turkish: Ben senin partine gelmeyebilirim.

English: He is allergic to house dust.
Italian: È allergico alla polvere domestica.

English: That was so creepy.
Macedonian: Тоа беше толку изопачено.

English: I kept the door locked.
Spanish: Mantuve la puerta cerrada con llave.

English: Do you have any idea where we are?
Italian: Hai un'idea su dove siamo?

English: Have you ever gone to that restaurant?
Russian: Вы когда-нибудь ходили в тот ресторан?

English: There is a lot of furniture in this room.
Portuguese: Há muitos móveis neste quarto.

English: Money doesn't buy happiness.
Hungarian: Pénzért nem lehet boldogságot venni.

English: I have never won any kind of prize.
Danish: Jeg har aldrig vundet nogen som helst præmie.

English: What do you and Tom want to do?
Ukrainian: Чим ви з Томом хочете зайнятися?

English: Tom ought to stop smoking.
Italian: Tom dovrebbe smettere di fumare.

English: Generally, men are taller than women.
Russian: Мужчины, как правило, выше женщин.

English: Guess what his name is.
Russian: Угадай, как его зовут.

English: Tom is persistent.
German: Tom ist beharrlich.

English: Give Tom a call.
Slovak: Zavolaj Tomovi!

English: I still want to be here.
Indonesian: Aku masih ingin di sini.

English: I hope that was what you wanted.
Portuguese: Espero que tenha sido o que você queria.

English: I know Tom isn't guilty.
Kapampangan: Bálu kung alá yang kasalánan i Tom.

English: They look sad.
Russian: Они какие-то грустные.

English: You were always a little strange.
Italian: Lei era sempre un po' strana.

English: Can anyone confirm your story?
Russian: Кто-нибудь может подтвердить ваш рассказ?

English: Where do you suppose Tom will go?
German: Was glaubst du, wohin Tom gehen wird?

English: What do you call this fish in English?
Japanese: この魚は英語でなんといいますか。

English: You're shivering.
Hebrew: אתה רועד.

English: Tom paid no attention to Mary all afternoon.
German: Tom hat Mary den ganzen Nachmittag lang keine Beachtung geschenkt.

English: We need actions, not words.
Berber: D tigawt ay neḥwaǧ, maci d awal.

English: We're going to need both of them.
Russian: Нам они оба понадобятся.

English: Something has changed.
Russian: Что-то изменилось.

English: The dog is barking.
Spanish: El perro ladra.

English: How deep is Lake Biwa?
French: Quelle est la profondeur du lac Biwa ?

English: I don't know when Tom will come home.
Turkish: Tom eve ne zaman gelecek bilmiyorum.

English: I want you to come home.
Italian: Voglio che tu venga a casa.

English: Cats don't like dogs.
Polish: Koty nie lubią psów.

English: He interrupted the speaker with frequent questions.
Estonian: Ta katkestas kõnelejat sagedaste küsimustega.

English: Add it to my bill.
Italian: La aggiunga al mio conto.

English: We shouldn't do that.
Turkish: Onu yapmamamız gerekir.

English: They advised me to go to the police station.
Portuguese: Eles me aconselharam a ir à delegacia.

English: I remember how well you did that.
Berber: Cfiɣ tgid aya akken igerrez.

English: This medicine isn't helping.
Japanese: この薬ね、効かないの。

English: Turn it off, please.
Italian: La spenga, per piacere.

English: I'll have to talk to Tom about that.
Polish: Będę musiał o tym porozmawiać z Tomem.

English: The car is ready.
Polish: Samochód jest gotowy.

English: We all watch way too much TV.
Portuguese: Nós todos assistimos TV demais.

English: They won that game.
Hungarian: Megnyerték azt a játékot.

English: Tom's shift ends at midnight.
Turkish: Tom'un vardiyası gece yarısı bitiyor.

English: Am I missing something?
Portuguese: Estou perdendo alguma coisa?

English: Tears trickled down her cheeks.
Japanese: 涙が彼女の頬を伝った。

English: I forgot to phone him.
Italian: Mi sono scordato di telefonargli.

English: I left an umbrella behind.
Berber: Jjiɣ tasiwant-inu.

English: Who are your enemies?
Spanish: ¿Quiénes son sus enemigos?

English: This book is written in simple English, so it should be easy for you to read.
Macedonian: Книгава е напишана на едноставен англиски, така што би требало да ти биде лесно да ја прочиташ.

English: I can speak from personal experience.
Macedonian: Можам да зборувам од лично искуство.

English: Tom just came in.
Ukrainian: Том щойно ввійшов.

English: You have to make Tom believe you.
German: Du musst Tom dazu bringen, dir zu glauben.

English: We were destined to meet.
Hungarian: A sors összehozott minket.

English: You've improved quite a bit.
Berber: Teqqlem telham s waṭas.

English: This is the first time I've waited this long.
Berber: D ta i d tikkelt tamezwarut ideg ara ṛjuɣ akk anect-a.

English: Will it be a difficult exam?
Algerian Arabic: Do të jetë një provim i vështirë ?

English: He had fifty dollars.
Italian: Aveva cinquanta dollari.

English: When should I feed my dog?
Russian: Когда я должен кормить свою собаку?

English: We're FBI agents.
Turkish: Biz FBI'dan geldik.

English: You're very stylish today.
Russian: Ты сегодня очень стильная.

English: Neither Tom nor Mary said a thing.
Berber: Tom akked Mary ur d-nnin acemma.

English: Come as soon as possible.
Finnish: Tule niin pian kuin mahdollista.

English: Be merciless.
Hungarian: Légy könyörtelen!

English: Take care not to fall.
Hebrew: תזהר לא ליפול.

English: The professor smiled.
Serbian: Професор се насмеја.

English: I think I'll stay at home.
German: Ich werde wohl zu Hause bleiben.

English: I work out.
Spanish: Yo hago ejercicio.

English: How many sisters do you have?
Vietnamese: Nhà bạn có mấy chị em gái?

English: We're realistic.
Dutch: We zijn realistisch.

English: I want Tom to go fishing with me.
Dutch: Ik wil dat Tom met me gaat vissen.

English: Try this on.
Spanish: Pruébate este.

English: Where is the mailbox?
French: Où est la boîte aux lettres ?

English: Do you have a twin sister?
German: Haben Sie eine Zwillingsschwester?

English: Tom is dancing with Mary.
Turkish: Tom, Mary ile dans ediyor.