English: I've already asked Tom to do that three times.
German: Ich habe Tom bereits dreimal darum gebeten.

English: I've done everything I was supposed to do.
French: J'ai fait tout ce que j'étais supposé faire.

English: I have a meeting at 2:30.
Portuguese: Tenho uma reunião às 2:30.

English: You are always welcome.
French: Tu seras toujours la bienvenue.

English: "I think it's kinda weird," he said.
Finnish: ”Se on minusta jotenkin outoa”, hän sanoi.

English: You'll get better.
Russian: Вам будет лучше.

English: Just leave us alone.
Hebrew: פשוט עזוב אותנו במנוחה.

English: I don't know where Tom used to live.
Russian: Я не знаю, где Том раньше жил.

English: It is no use pretending you know nothing about it.
German: Es bringt nichts, so zu tun, als wüsstest du nichts darüber.

English: We should do this once a week.
Marathi: आपण असं आठवड्यातून एकदा केलं पाहिजे.

English: I haven't met her.
Spanish: No me he encontrado con ella.

English: Tom is thinking of moving to a cabin out in the middle of nowhere.
German: Tom überlegt, ob er in eine Holzhütte irgendwo im Nirgendwo ziehen soll.

English: Where is the railway station?
Indonesian: Ada di mana stasiun kereta apinya?

English: Are you going to the party?
Finnish: Menetkö juhlaan?

English: Tom wrote a children's book that became a best seller.
German: Tom schrieb ein Kinderbuch, das zu einem Kassenschlager wurde.

English: I am the first musician in my family.
French: Je suis le premier musicien de la famille.

English: Perhaps we can do something about that.
Dutch: Misschien kunnen we daar wat aan doen.

English: Which floor do you live on?
Italian: A quale piano abita?

English: Does anyone else have any suggestions?
Hebrew: יש למישהו אחר הצעה?

English: We translated the novel from Japanese into English.
Polish: Przetłumaczyliśmy powieść z japońskiego na angielski.

English: I know you're in pain.
Berber: Ẓriɣ tesɛamt aqraḥ.

English: People talk without having anything to say.
French: Les gens parlent pour ne rien dire.

English: I don't know. You should ask Tom.
Russian: Не знаю. Вам стоит спросить Тома.

English: She was very mad and went to talk with the school manager.
Hungarian: Nagyon pipa volt és ment beszélni a dirivel.

English: I'm asking you one last time.
Swedish: Jag ber dig en sista gång.

English: She changed the subject.
Danish: Hun skiftede emne.

English: He reads before bedtime.
Japanese: 彼は寝る前に本を読む。

English: I'm heading home.
Ukrainian: Я прямую додому.

English: How did you decide?
Berber: D acu ay tɣetsem?

English: The arrow indicates the way to go.
Russian: Стрелка указывает направление движения.

English: I don't know how you did it.
Russian: Я не знаю, как вы это сделали.

English: Do you believe in love?
Russian: Вы верите в любовь?

English: What's in the box?
German: Was ist in der Kiste?

English: I don't want to be punished.
Ukrainian: Я не хочу бути покараним.

English: She moved here from Mexico five years ago.
Turkish: O beş yıl önce Meksika'dan buraya taşındı.

English: Everything is now back to normal.
French: Tout est maintenant rentré dans l'ordre.

English: Gold weighs more than iron.
Czech: Zlato váží víc než železo.

English: This song is a classic.
Hungarian: Ez a dal remekmű.

English: A lot of people drowned when the ship sank.
Khasi: Bun ngut ki briew ki la ngam jyllop por ba ngam ka jhat.

English: Tom is watching a movie.
Hungarian: Tom filmet néz.

English: I need Tom's address.
Russian: Мне нужен адрес Тома.

English: That was a big step backward.
Vietnamese: Đó đã là một bước lùi lớn.

English: Tom needs to regain his strength.
German: Tom muss wieder zu Kräften kommen.

English: I'm being honest.
Berber: Aql-iyi d tuẓẓilt.

English: You're very sick.
Spanish: Estáis muy enfermas.

English: Here I come.
Portuguese: Estou vindo.

English: Do you live in Boston?
Kabyle: Tzedɣemt deg Boston?

English: Is Mary Tom's mother?
Berber: Mary d yemma-s n Tom?

English: Tom won't ask Mary.
Russian: Том не будет спрашивать Мэри.

English: He's kind of shy.
Slovak: Je trochu plachý.

English: I want to examine the body of the victim.
Portuguese: Eu quero examinar o corpo da vítima.

English: It's bulky.
German: Es ist unhandlich.

English: I went to the hospital to see my uncle.
Japanese: 叔父さんのお見舞いで病院に行きました。

English: What were you two doing?
Spanish: ¿Qué estabais haciendo vosotros dos?

English: Is something bothering you?
Italian: Qualcosa ti sta infastidendo?

English: I immediately started crying.
Russian: Я сразу заплакала.

English: You didn't see Tom do that, did you?
Berber: Ur twalad ara Tom iga aya, neɣ twalad-t?

English: She was about to go out.
Arabic: كان على وشك أن تخرج.

English: He founded the school five years ago.
Russian: Он основал школу пять лет назад.

English: This is the norm.
Spanish: Esta es la norma.

English: Feel free to call if you need anything.
Portuguese: Tenha toda a liberdade de ligar se a senhora vier a precisar de algo.

English: I didn't need to tell him.
Arabic: لم أكن بحاجة لإخباره.

English: I'll tell you a few reasons why.
German: Ich werde dir einige Gründe nennen.

English: I'll always remember that.
Russian: Я всегда буду об этом помнить.

English: It's not easy being an adult.
Russian: Взрослым быть непросто.

English: We're in trouble.
Danish: Vi har problemer.

English: That's too expensive.
French: C'est trop cher.

English: She works in a bank.
Spanish: Trabaja en un banco.

English: He lives just across the road.
Tagalog: Nakatira siya sa kabila ng daan.

English: Check Tom's pulse.
Italian: Controlla il battito di Tom.

English: Tom seemed to be happier than usual.
Italian: Tom sembrava essere più felice del solito.

English: Stop apologizing.
Italian: La smetta di scusarsi.

English: That's not Tom's car.
Russian: Это не машина Тома.

English: Don't keep me in suspense.
German: Spann mich nicht auf die Folter.

English: Relax a moment.
Italian: Rilassati un momento.

English: Sweating allows the human body to regulate its temperature.
Spanish: La sudoración permite al cuerpo humano regular su temperatura.

English: Why don't you let me go?
Polish: Czemu nie chcesz pozwolić mi odejść?

English: Who said it was going to be easy?
German: Wer sagte, dass es leicht würde?

English: How naive do you think I am?
Portuguese: Quão ingênuo você pensa que eu sou?

English: So it seems to me.
Portuguese: Então parece comigo.

English: Do you like this pattern?
German: Gefällt Ihnen dieses Muster?

English: I eat fruit every day.
Kabyle: Yal ass tetteɣ lfakya.

English: The manager messed up all the company's business.
Spanish: El gerente enredó todos los negocios de la compañía.

English: Ignore that.
French: Ne faites pas attention à ça.

English: The old church on the hill dates back to the twelfth century.
Macedonian: Старата црква на ридот е од дванаесетиот век.

English: Do you think that that could work?
Berber: Yezmer ad yečč waya, ɣef leḥsab-nnek?

English: I think Tom won't get bored.
Portuguese: Eu acho que Tom não vai ficar entediado.

English: I always brush my teeth before I go to bed.
Spanish: Siempre me cepillo los dientes antes de irme a la cama.

English: I had never been abroad before, so everything seemed strange to me.
Russian: Я никогда прежде не бывал за границей, поэтому всё казалось мне странным.

English: Tom probably laughed.
Italian: Tom probabilmente ha riso.

English: He lost both his girlfriend and his job.
German: Er verlor sowohl seine Freundin als auch seinen Arbeitsplatz.

English: I'm not drunk.
Italian: Io non sono ubriaca.

English: Mary doesn't like it when Tom leaves the toilet seat up.
Czech: Mary nemá ráda, když Tom nechává toaletní prkénko zvednuté.

English: Let's head back home.
Kabyle: Yyamt ad nuɣalemt s axxam.

English: You must give up smoking.
Italian: Voi dovete smettere di fumare.

English: Tom isn't going to confess.
Russian: Том не желает сознаваться.

English: I'm watching TV.
Italian: Sto guardando la TV.

English: Tom will go.
German: Tom geht.