English: Tom doesn't have a cell phone.
Russian: У Тома нет сотового телефона.

English: I can help them.
Hebrew: אני יכול לעזור להם.

English: I never make my bed.
French: Je ne fais jamais mon lit.

English: The bed you just sat on is my dad's bed.
Spanish: La cama sobre la que acabas de sentarte es la cama de mi padre.

English: Tom seemed perplexed.
Italian: Tom sembrava perplesso.

English: This car can be driven with one hand.
Danish: Denne bil kan køres med én hånd.

English: Caesar leaves Gaul, crosses the Rubicon, and enters Italy.
Russian: Цезарь покидает Галлию, переходит Рубикон и вторгается в Италию.

English: Tom treats Mary like a princess.
Italian: Tom tratta Mary come una principessa.

English: Try it on.
German: Probier ihn an!

English: Tom is now studying in his room.
Russian: Том сейчас занимается у себя в комнате.

English: Let's end this fast.
Russian: Давай покончим с этим быстро.

English: That's right!
Swedish: Det stämmer!

English: We can rest after lunch.
Arabic: نستطيع ان نرتاح بعد الغداء.

English: Who's older, your mother or your father?
Portuguese: Quem é mais velho: sua mãe ou seu pai?

English: How much time has passed?
Russian: Как много времени прошло?

English: I don't think anyone would want to read this book more than once.
Russian: Сомневаюсь, что кому-то захочется перечитывать эту книгу.

English: How did you open that box?
Italian: Come hai aperto quella scatola?

English: I'm going home now.
Slovak: Teraz idem domov.

English: I'm not going to fire you.
German: Ich werde dich nicht entlassen.

English: Our train had already pulled out when we arrived at the station.
Russian: Когда мы приехали на вокзал, наш поезд уже ушёл.

English: Tom wanted to help Mary.
Spanish: Tom quería ayudar a Mary.

English: One of my teeth hurts.
French: L'une de mes dents me fait mal.

English: I can't picture her playing the piano.
Japanese: 彼女がピアノを弾いているのを想像できないよ。

English: Tom didn't know where Mary wanted him to put her suitcases.
Polish: Tom nie wiedział, gdzie Mary chciała, żeby odłożył jej walizki.

English: Tom will have to leave if he doesn't behave himself.
Russian: Тому придётся уйти, если он не будет себя прилично вести.

English: I'm back in command.
Macedonian: Пак управувам јас.

English: I miss talking to you.
German: Ich vermisse es mit dir zu sprechen.

English: I hung up the phone.
Berber: Gezmeɣ asawal.

English: None of us can speak French.
Dutch: Geen van ons kan Frans.

English: I don't think I passed the test.
Turkish: Sınavdan geçer not aldığımı sanmıyorum.

English: That's the new manager.
German: Das ist der neue Geschäftsführer.

English: Are you sure you and Tom have enough water?
Russian: Вы уверены, что у вас с Томом достаточно воды?

English: I hate Boston.
Italian: Io odio Boston.

English: Tom ordered this drink for you.
Turkish: Tom bu içkiyi sana ısmarladı.

English: Do you want to send a message?
Italian: Volete inviare un messaggio?

English: Now I'm ready.
Portuguese: Estou pronto agora.

English: You and Tom don't often do that.
Russian: Вы с Томом редко это делаете.

English: I know you miss your family.
German: Ich weiß, dass du deine Familie vermisst.

English: You drive.
Macedonian: Вози ти.

English: I need another chance.
French: J'ai besoin d'une autre chance.

English: Tom must be hungry.
Spanish: Tom debe tener hambre.

English: I got a traffic ticket.
Berber: Fkan-iyi-d tafgurt.

English: I read at least one book a month.
Hebrew: אני קורא לפחות ספר אחד בחודש.

English: Tom headed back to town.
Hungarian: Tom visszament a városba.

English: I like that university, but it's too near my home.
Italian: Quell'università mi piace, ma è troppo vicina a casa mia.

English: Are you good at tennis?
Ukrainian: Ти добре граєш у теніс?

English: They didn't argue much.
Macedonian: Не се караа многу.

English: Tom stopped reading.
Portuguese: Tom parou de ler.

English: This is not about money.
Russian: Дело не в деньгах.

English: We aren't that stupid.
Finnish: Emme me niin tyhmiä ole.

English: Would you like some ice cream?
Ukrainian: Не хочеш морозива?

English: Tom says he's tired.
French: Tom dit qu'il est fatigué.

English: I thought you were serious.
French: Je pensais que vous étiez sérieuse.

English: I said it might rain.
German: Ich sagte, dass es regnen könnte.

English: I can't believe you turned down that job.
Russian: Поверить не могу, что ты отказался от этой должности.

English: Aren't you going to do that today?
Estonian: Kas sa ei kavatse seda täna teha?

English: I'll see you later, OK?
Dutch: Ik zie jullie later, oké?

English: I could've done better.
Polish: Mogło mi pójść lepiej.

English: Who can speak French better, Tom or Mary?
German: Wer kann besser Französisch sprechen, Tom oder Maria?

English: I like games.
Turkish: Maçları severim.

English: You've put on weight, haven't you?
Spanish: Has cogido peso, ¿verdad?

English: Where can I wash my hands?
Turkish: Ellerimi nerede yıkayabilirim?

English: I often take a nap at about 2:30.
Turkish: Sıklıkla saat 2.30'da kestiririm.

English: Has Tom been to Boston recently?
Italian: Tom è stato a Boston di recente?

English: She's Brazilian.
Russian: Она бразильянка.

English: I love that show.
Italian: Io adoro quello show.

English: Tom lost the bet.
Hebrew: תום הפסיד בהתערבות.

English: Enjoy the flight.
Hungarian: Jó repülést!

English: Is anybody waiting for you?
Kabyle: Yella ḥedd i kem-yettraǧun?

English: Every town in America has a library.
Turkish: Amerika'daki her şehrin bir kütüphanesi vardır.

English: I didn't know what to do.
Italian: Io non sapevo che cosa fare.

English: If he donates a kidney, he can survive with the other one.
Portuguese: Se ele doar um rim, sobreviverá com o outro.

English: Am I hurting you?
Turkish: Kalbini kırıyor muyum?

English: Come here by ten at the latest.
Dutch: Kom hier tegen tien uur ten laatste.

English: How long does it take you to wash your hair?
Hungarian: Mennyi időt vesz igénybe megmosni a hajad?

English: We gladly accept your offer.
Hungarian: Örömmel fogadjuk ajánlatodat.

English: Tom ate my lunch.
Ukrainian: Том з'їв мій обід.

English: You're going to be proud of me.
Italian: Tu sarai orgogliosa di me.

English: Are you close to Tom?
Berber: Kečč tqerbeḍ ɣer Tom?

English: There was hardly anyone in the room.
German: Es war kaum jemand im Zimmer.

English: Tom was hiding behind the door.
Estonian: Tom oli ukse taga peidus.

English: Do you want to see him again?
Hebrew: אתה רוצה לראות אותו שוב?

English: Which is the heavier of the two?
Russian: Которая из двух тяжелее?

English: I've won.
Chavacano: Ya ganá yo.

English: Hurry up, girls.
French: Magnez-vous, les filles !

English: I think she was planning to go visit her mother in the hospital.
Japanese: 彼女は、入院中のお母さんのお見舞いに行くつもりだったんじゃないかな。

English: Would you like to eat some pudding?
German: Möchtest du etwas Pudding?

English: It's a common mistake.
Ukrainian: Це часта помилка.

English: That was absurd.
Spanish: Eso fue absurdo.

English: Tom never saw Mary again.
Czech: Tom už Mary nikdy neviděl.

English: You're starting to sound like your father.
Berber: Aql-ik tebdid tessawaled am baba-k.

English: Tom is a personal trainer.
Turkish: Tom bir kişisel antrenördür.

English: Where did you get that orange scarf?
German: Woher haben Sie diesen orangenen Schal?

English: Did you call me up last night?
Russian: Вы звонили мне вчера вечером?

English: You have a great imagination.
French: Tu es doté d'une grande imagination.

English: He advocated abolishing the death penalty.
French: Il a prôné l'abolition de la peine de mort.

English: Tom has been released.
Russian: Тома освободили.

English: Tom put the ice cream in the fridge.
Italian: Tom mise il gelato nel frigo.

English: I know Tom didn't want me to do that.
Portuguese: Eu sei que o Tom não queria que eu fizesse isso.

English: When I heard that song, it reminded me of my childhood.
Japanese: その歌を聞いて私は子供時代を思い出した。