English: Tom walked over to the woman with a drink in her hand and asked her what her name was.
Spanish: Tom caminó hacia la mujer con un trago en la mano y le preguntó cuál era su nombre.

English: We moved to Boston three years ago.
Russian: Мы переехали в Бостон три года назад.

English: I have to go to the toilet.
Russian: Мне нужно сходить в уборную.

English: I'm three years older than you are.
Italian: Io ho tre anni in più di te.

English: A carbon footprint is the amount of carbon dioxide pollution that we produce as a result of our activities. Some people try to reduce their carbon footprint because they are concerned about climate change.
Spanish: Una huella de carbono es la cantidad de contaminación de dióxido de carbono que producimos como producto de nuestras actividades. Algunas personas intentan reducir su huella de carbono porque están preocupados acerca del cambio climático.

English: We usually call him Tom.
Italian: Solitamente lo chiamiamo Tom.

English: He tends to get angry when people oppose him.
French: Il a tendance à se mettre en colère quand les gens s'opposent à lui.

English: Tom and Mary both relaxed.
Hebrew: תום ומרי נרגעו שניהם.

English: I just hope it's not true.
Waray: Naglalaum ako nga unta diri iton tuod.

English: Is that my hat?
Ukrainian: Це моя шапка?

English: Tom didn't have very many options.
Russian: Вариантов у Тома было не очень много.

English: We're about to have a baby.
German: Wir bekommen bald ein Baby.

English: Don't you like wine?
Italian: Non ti piace il vino?

English: This is legal.
French: C'est légal.

English: Nobody has solved the problem.
Ukrainian: Ніхто не розв'язав завдання.

English: I need to know if you'll be there.
Spanish: Necesito saber si estarás ahí.

English: You didn't write anything.
Berber: Ur turimt acemma.

English: Tom isn't polite.
Ukrainian: Том неввічливий.

English: Did you buy this in Boston?
Kabyle: Deg Boston i d-tuɣemt aya?

English: Tom glanced toward the elevators.
Berber: Tom yemmuqqel ɣer yimsawnen-nni.

English: I guess that's just the way it is.
Hebrew: אני מניח שזה פשוט כך.

English: I don't think Mary will be happy living with her mother-in-law.
Dutch: Ik denk niet dat Maria blij zal zijn om met haar schoonmoeder te wonen.

English: America is a country of immigrants.
Portuguese: Os Estados Unidos são um país de imigrantes.

English: Tom and I will do all we can.
Turkish: Tom'la elimizden geleni yapacağız.

English: I'm not familiar with this area.
Turkish: Bu bölgeye aşina değilim.

English: They fed a black and a white dog.
Berber: Llan sseccayen yiwen n weydi d aberkan, d amellal.

English: There's no need to hurry. We have plenty of time.
Arabic: ليس هناك حاجة للاستعجال. لدينا متسع من الوقت.

English: Have a nice summer vacation.
German: Schöne Sommerferien!

English: We could try again.
Italian: Potremmo provare di nuovo.

English: Your zipper's open.
Russian: У тебя молния расстегнута.

English: Tom is often the first one to arrive at a party and the last one to leave.
Spanish: A menudo Tom es el primero que llega a la fiesta y el último que se va.

English: Besides you, does Tom have any living relatives?
German: Hat Tom außer dir noch andere lebende Verwandte?

English: That's what I wrote.
Macedonian: Тоа го напишав.

English: I think we need to be careful.
French: Je pense qu'il faut que nous fassions attention.

English: Where has she gone?
Japanese: 彼女はどこへ行っちゃったの。

English: Tom was just watching.
Italian: Tom stava solamente osservando.

English: Should we speak French?
French: Devrions-nous parler français ?

English: I'm afraid that I'm going to have to teach you a lesson.
Russian: Боюсь, мне придётся преподать тебе урок.

English: I never want to be alone again.
Spanish: Nunca quiero estar sola otra vez.

English: I ironed out the wrinkles in my pants.
German: Ich habe die Falten aus meiner Hose gebügelt.

English: Mary is pregnant.
Danish: Mary er gravid.

English: The money seems to have run out.
Estonian: Tundub, et raha on otsa saanud.

English: My brother is very tall.
Japanese: 兄はとても背が高い。

English: This is a local custom.
French: C'est une coutume locale.

English: Talk to me!
Serbian: Причај са мном!

English: Does Mary have a husband?
Serbian: Да ли Мери има мужа?

English: I thought I was going to have a heart attack.
Russian: Я думал, что со мной приключится сердечный приступ.

English: I remembered everybody.
Russian: Я всех вспомнил.

English: Run for it!
Macedonian: Магла!

English: Change can be good, or it can be bad.
German: Veränderung kann gut sein, aber auch schlecht.

English: Tom fought well.
Hungarian: Jól küzdött Tom.

English: Are you going to drink that?
Hungarian: Meg fogod ezt inni?

English: Tom did that real fast.
Czech: Tom to udělal opravdu rychle.

English: I said Tom is a friend.
Italian: Ho detto che Tom è un amico.

English: No one knows where he lives.
Portuguese: Ninguém sabe onde ele mora.

English: Let's go outside.
German: Gehen wir raus!

English: Tom is sure that Mary didn't really go to Boston last week.
Spanish: Tom está seguro de que Mary en realidad no fue a Boston la semana pasada.

English: Don't come home too late.
Hungarian: Ne gyere túl későn haza.

English: I want to leave early.
German: Ich möchte früh gehen.

English: Is that really what you want to ask?
Portuguese: Isso é o que realmente você quer perguntar?

English: There's a garden behind our house.
German: Hinter unserem Haus liegt ein Garten.

English: We were all ears when he started to tell us his secret.
Berber: Mi yebda iḥekku-d ufur-nnes, nesla-as akk.

English: You'll find it.
Russian: Вы её найдёте.

English: Deeds, not words.
Spanish: Hechos, no palabras.

English: I'm afraid you're wrong.
Ukrainian: Боюся, ти не маєш рації.

English: I don't care where you eat lunch.
Italian: Non mi importa dove pranzate.

English: Tom likes watching TV in the evening.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta ver la televisión por la tarde.

English: Why doesn't he eat dinner with me anymore?
Russian: Почему он со мной больше не ужинает?

English: Tom will go to Australia in October.
Russian: Том поедет в октябре в Австралию.

English: Let's go back to the hotel.
Finnish: Palataan hotellille.

English: I don't want to know about this.
Hungarian: Nem akarok tudni róla.

English: It's bad news.
Japanese: 残念なお知らせです。

English: Tom studies at our school.
Ukrainian: Том вчиться в нашій школі.

English: I don't like sitting by the window.
Berber: Ur riɣ ara ad qqimeɣ ɣer tzewwut.

English: Tom is in charge of the kitchen.
Czech: Tom má na starosti kuchyň.

English: Do you have your passport?
Ukrainian: У вас є з собою паспорт?

English: Please take a seat.
Japanese: どうぞ、おすわりください。

English: I'm now very tired.
Italian: Adesso sono molto stanco.

English: I hope you're joking.
Russian: Надеюсь, ты шутишь.

English: I want to introduce you to Tom.
Russian: Я хочу познакомить вас с Томом.

English: We've been having awful weather.
Japanese: 最近、天気がわるいよなぁ。

English: Did you ask Tom what was wrong?
Russian: Ты спросил у Тома, что не так?

English: Kick it.
Serbian: Шутни то.

English: I'd like this meeting to last no more than twenty minutes.
Spanish: Me gustaría que esta reunión no durara más de veinte minutos.

English: That music always reminded me of you.
German: Diese Musik erinnert mich ständig an dich.

English: This old house is made of wood.
Low German: Dit ole Huus is ut Holt.

English: The rules have changed.
Portuguese: As regras mudaram.

English: Is it still windy?
Slovak: Stále je veterno?

English: I'll miss you when you're gone.
German: Ich werde dich vermissen, wenn du weg bist.

English: I've said all I'm going to say.
Portuguese: Eu disse o que eu vou fazer.

English: There's nothing left for me now.
Spanish: Ya no me queda nada.

English: I didn't mean to scare you.
Russian: Я не хотел тебя напугать.

English: I want to work with you.
Portuguese: Eu quero trabalhar com você.