English: This is my father's house.
Portuguese: Esta é a casa do meu pai.

English: Tom is going, isn't he?
Ukrainian: Том же їде?

English: My father's going to kill me.
German: Mein Vater wird mich totschlagen.

English: I've broken my glasses.
Hebrew: שברתי את המשקפיים.

English: I don't know why.
French: Je ne sais pas pourquoi.

English: I gave orders I was to be left alone.
French: Je donnai des ordres pour qu'on me laisse tranquille.

English: Why is Tom at home?
Ukrainian: Чому Том удома?

English: Tom took off his clothes and stepped into the shower.
German: Tom zog seine Sachen aus und stieg unter die Dusche.

English: You don't know anyone here.
Spanish: Aquí no conoces a nadie.

English: I saw Tom's birth certificate.
Turkmen: Tomuň dogluş hakyndaky şahadnamasyny gördüm.

English: When was the last time that you bought a book?
Serbian: Када си последњи пут купила књигу?

English: I've done what I needed to do.
Portuguese: Eu fiz o que eu precisava fazer.

English: They cheat.
Serbian: Она варају.

English: It is entirely up to him whether he does it or not.
German: Es liegt ganz an ihm, ob er es macht oder nicht.

English: What's the best way to solve this problem?
Russian: Как лучше решить эту проблему?

English: This is perfect.
Hungarian: Ez tökéletes.

English: I did that only because everyone else did.
Ukrainian: Я зробив це лише тому, що всі інші теж це робили.

English: I'm wrong.
Ukrainian: Я неправий.

English: Give me Tom's phone number and I'll call him.
Berber: Efk-iyi-d uḍḍun n usawal n Tom, ad as-ɣreɣ.

English: You could've come with me.
Russian: Вы могли бы пойти со мной.

English: Fifty years ago anyone could have bought the land.
Portuguese: Há 50 anos atrás, qualquer um poderia ter comprado o terreno.

English: She tells him to give her all of his salary and he does.
Ukrainian: Вона каже йому віддавати їй всю зарплатню, і він це робить.

English: I started the fire.
Ukrainian: Я запалив вогнище.

English: I'm not supposed to tell you.
Portuguese: Eu não deveria te contar.

English: What exactly is the difference?
Japanese: 違いはいったい何ですか？

English: Esperanto, Ido, Interlingua, Klingon, Lojban, Na'vi and Volapük are constructed languages.
Turkish: Esperanto, Ido, Interlingua, Klingon, Lojban, Na'vi ve Volapük yapma dillerdir.

English: Tom hurt Mary.
Hungarian: Tomi megsértette Marit.

English: Tom was told not to do that by himself.
Russian: Тому сказали самому этого не делать.

English: I have an uncle who lives in Boston.
French: J'ai un oncle qui vit à Boston.

English: Is Tom there?
French: Est-ce que Tom est là ?

English: I remember you when you were about this high.
Hebrew: אני זוכר אותך כשעוד היית גבוה עד כאן.

English: Isn't it black?
Russian: Оно не чёрное?

English: These walls aren't exactly soundproof.
Italian: Queste pareti non sono esattamente insonorizzate.

English: What were you doing today?
Marathi: तू आज काय करत होतीस?

English: Please cut your toenails.
Ukrainian: Будь ласка, підстрижіть нігті на ногах.

English: Is she satisfied with her daily life?
Hebrew: היא מרוצה מחיי היום יום שלה?

English: Tom is always trying to make everybody think he's cool.
German: Tom versucht immer alle glauben zu machen, er sei ein toller Hecht.

English: Tom said Mary seemed reluctant to eat what he had cooked for her.
German: Tom sagte, dass Maria unwillig schien, das zu essen, was er ihr zubereitet hatte.

English: Do you recognize the man in this photo?
French: Est-ce que tu reconnais l'homme sur cette photo ?

English: I have not eaten breakfast yet.
Italian: Io non ho ancora mangiato la colazione.

English: You could've run away.
Russian: Ты мог убежать.

English: Tom has to be more careful.
Dutch: Tom moet voorzichtiger zijn.

English: I think Tom was the one who told me that.
Hungarian: Azt hiszem, hogy Tom volt az, aki ezt mesélte nekem.

English: Open your book to page ten.
Italian: Apra il suo libro a pagina dieci.

English: They're ugly.
Russian: Они некрасивые.

English: The boy wants a toy.
Russian: Мальчик хочет игрушку.

English: Do you have some time?
Spanish: ¿Tienes tiempo?

English: No living thing could live without air.
Italian: Nessuna cosa vivente potrebbe vivere senza l'aria.

English: You're a wanderer just like me.
Hungarian: Vándor vagy, akárcsak én.

English: Why were you so sad yesterday?
Turkish: Dün neden o kadar üzgündün?

English: Tom leads a quiet life.
Russian: Том ведёт спокойную жизнь.

English: Do you think Tom is having fun?
Italian: Pensi che Tom si stia divertendo?

English: A woman had a heart attack on the flight.
Dutch: Een vrouw had een hartaanval tijdens de vlucht.

English: I don't remember turning the lights off.
Spanish: No recuerdo haber apagado las luces.

English: What's your favorite proverb?
German: Was ist dein Lieblingssprichwort?

English: Tom showed Mary where to put the boxes.
German: Tom zeigte Maria, wohin sie die Kisten stellen sollte.

English: Tom gave me a bicycle.
German: Tom gab mir ein Fahrrad.

English: We rented an apartment.
Macedonian: Изнајмивме стан.

English: Tom won't be happy to see me.
German: Tom wird nicht erfreut sein, mich zu sehen.

English: They're willing to talk about the problem.
French: Elles sont disposées à discuter du problème.

English: I haven't touched a piano in many years.
Russian: Я уже много лет не прикасался к пианино.

English: We'll be back soon.
Macedonian: Ќе се вратиме наскоро.

English: I've got a good idea.
German: Ich habe eine gute Idee.

English: I wouldn't talk to Tom anymore if I were you.
Turkish: Yerinde olsaydım, artık Tom'la konuşmazdım.

English: Tom wanted to leave, but Mary wanted to stay a little longer.
Spanish: Tom quería irse, pero Mary quería quedarse un poco más.

English: You're in better shape than I am.
Bulgarian: В по-добра форма си от мен.

English: Is this fake?
French: Est-ce du chiqué ?

English: I'm just looking around.
Dutch: Ik kijk alleen even rond.

English: Oranges contain a lot of vitamin C.
Italian: Le arance contengono molta vitamina C.

English: You're artistic.
Hebrew: אתה אמנותי.

English: They went to church on Christmas Eve.
Italian: Sono andate in chiesa la Vigilia di Natale.

English: I just want you to go away.
Italian: Voglio solo che andiate via.

English: Tom is someone who can't be trusted.
French: Tom est quelqu'un sur qui on ne peut pas compter.

English: Those books on the table are mine.
Italian: Quei libri sul tavolo sono miei.

English: The tip of the key broke.
Hebrew: החוד של המפתח נשבר.

English: What are you studying?
Portuguese: O que é que você está estudando?

English: Tom was singing a song.
Portuguese: Tom estava cantando uma música.

English: Tom couldn't explain why.
Russian: Том не смог объяснить почему.

English: Did you take Tom's temperature?
Hebrew: מדדת חום לתום?

English: Ankara is the capital of Turkey.
Portuguese: Ancara é a capital da Turquia.

English: Why did you call me so late?
Italian: Perché mi ha chiamato così tardi?

English: That won't change anything.
Icelandic: Það mun engu breyta.

English: I'm smarter than you.
Dutch: Ik ben slimmer dan u.

English: We've become close friends.
Danish: Vi er blevet nære venner.

English: Stay in your homes.
Polish: Zostańcie w swoich domach.

English: Tom didn't see you.
Kabyle: Ur kent-id-iwala ara Tom.

English: I might order a pizza.
Czech: Možná objednám pizzu.

English: Have you heard anything from Tom?
German: Haben Sie irgendwas von Tom gehört?

English: I learned it by watching you.
Marathi: मी तुम्हाला बघून शिकलो.

English: The hours ticked by.
Spanish: Las horas pasaban.

English: This still applies to him.
Berber: Aya yeεna-t ula d netta.

English: That's a farce.
Hebrew: זאת פארסה.

English: Tom and Mary encouraged each other.
Hebrew: תום ומרי עודדו אחד את השניה.

English: I must resist.
French: Il me faut résister.

English: If you are going abroad, it's necessary to have a passport.
Korean: 외국에 가려면 여권이 필요합니다.

English: Mary's parents hate Tom.
Ukrainian: Батьки Мері ненавидять Тома.