English: Tom is graying fast.
Ukrainian: Том швидко сивіє.

English: Water was dripping from the tap.
Japanese: 水道の蛇口から水がポタポタ落ちてたよ。

English: Is everything OK at the office?
Russian: На работе всё в порядке?

English: My life would have been completely empty without you.
Belarusian: Маё жыццё было б зусім пустым без цябе.

English: This table is wobbling.
German: Dieser Tisch wackelt.

English: I was taking a shower.
French: Je prenais une douche.

English: Each country has its own customs.
Russian: В каждой стране свои обычаи.

English: I can be there in ten minutes.
Italian: Posso essere là in dieci minuti.

English: Tom folded an origami crane.
Turkish: Tom origamiden turna yaptı.

English: The fog was so dense, we could hardly see anything.
Turkish: Sis çok yoğundu, her şeyi zorlukla görebildik.

English: I've got to be careful.
Finnish: Minun on oltava varovainen.

English: The fish was delicious.
Czech: Ryba byla lahodná.

English: I'm fed up with English.
Mandarin Chinese: 我受够英文了。

English: I'm thinking of visiting you one of these days.
French: Je pense à te rendre visite un de ces quatre.

English: You cannot lose.
Kabyle: Ur tezmiremt ara ad txeṣremt.

English: We now know what the rules are.
Portuguese: Agora sabemos quais são as regras.

English: Tom can speak French fluently.
Czech: Tom mluví plynule francouzsky.

English: Have you met any of Tom's new friends?
Czech: Poznal jsi někoho z nových přátel Toma?

English: I came with my friends.
Italian: Sono venuta coi miei amici.

English: The robbery was blamed on Tom.
Russian: В краже обвинили Тома.

English: Diet drinks taste terrible.
Japanese: ダイエット飲料って、ひどい味だよ。

English: I wish I were dead.
Italian: Io vorrei essere morto.

English: She doesn't like this game.
Turkish: O bu oyunu sevmez.

English: I have a pain in my little toe.
Thai: ฉันมีอาการปวดที่นิ้วก้อยเท้าของฉัน

English: I love talking to people.
Finnish: Pidän kovasti ihmisille puhumisesta.

English: I like children.
Macedonian: Сакам деца.

English: Tom is grown up now.
Portuguese: Tom é um adulto agora.

English: He read a boring novel.
Portuguese: Ele leu uma novela chata.

English: Two plus two makes four.
Greek: Δύο συν δύο κάνει τέσσερα.

English: Tom is still outside.
French: Tom est toujours dehors.

English: Bring me today's paper, please.
French: Apporte-moi, je te prie, le journal du jour.

English: Tom should have already eaten by now.
Hungarian: Tomnak mostanáig már kellett volna ennie.

English: Is it worth the effort?
Japanese: 頑張る価値があるのか？

English: I found someone.
Berber: Ufiɣ-d yiwen.

English: Tom would've been proud of you.
German: Tom wäre stolz auf dich gewesen.

English: The thief ran away.
Spanish: El ladrón huyó.

English: I'm at an office party.
French: Je suis à un pot, au boulot.

English: I want to know what you're thinking.
French: Je veux savoir ce que vous pensez.

English: I have relatives in Boston.
Berber: Liɣ wid ay iyi-ittilin deg Boston.

English: He devoted a lot of time to study.
Spanish: Él pasaba mucho tiempo estudiando.

English: Tom believed that Mary was personally responsible for the death of his father.
Russian: Том считал, что Мэри лично ответственна за смерть его отца.

English: You're not helping, Tom.
French: Vous n'aidez pas, Tom.

English: "Whose chair is this?" "It is mine."
Finnish: "Kenen tuoli tämä on?" "Se on minun."

English: I use the Internet as a resource for my research.
German: Ich benutze das Internet als Quelle für meine Recherche.

English: It may rain tomorrow.
German: Es könnte morgen regnen.

English: You helped Tom, didn't you?
Ukrainian: Ти ж допоміг Тому?

English: I never planned on coming back here.
Russian: Я и не планировал сюда возвращаться.

English: The workers are threatening to go on strike.
Portuguese: Os trabalhadores estão ameaçando a fazer greve.

English: I might never do that again.
Turkish: Onu bir daha asla yapmayabilirim.

English: I wonder if he likes me.
Italian: Mi chiedo se gli piaccio.

English: Let's talk over the matter.
Russian: Давай обсудим это дело.

English: It's not really a competition.
Italian: Non è proprio una competizione.

English: Make sure that the lights are turned off before you leave.
Japanese: 帰るときには間違いなく電気を消してください。

English: Tom thought something was wrong with his car.
Finnish: Tom luuli, että hänen autossaan on jotain vialla.

English: I'm mad at both of you.
Portuguese: Estou zangado com vocês duas.

English: He convinced us of her innocence.
German: Er überzeugte uns von ihrer Unschuld.

English: I think your plan is too ambitious.
Hungarian: Szerintem túl nagyratörő a terved.

English: I'm Tom, and she's Mary.
Portuguese: Eu sou o Tom e essa é a Mary.

English: I like your hair.
French: J'aime tes cheveux.

English: You may go anywhere.
French: Vous pouvez aller n'importe où.

English: Do you know why this date is important?
Italian: Voi sapete perché questa data è importante?

English: Tom was misbehaving.
German: Tom benahm sich daneben.

English: This afternoon the weather is going to get worse.
Danish: I eftermiddag bliver vejret dårligere.

English: It just lasts for 15 minutes, doesn't it?
Berber: Yettaḍḍaf kan mraw semmuset n tedqiqin, naɣ?

English: I'll never forget what happened that night.
Russian: Я никогда не забуду о том, что произошло той ночью.

English: That's a pretty good idea.
French: C'est une assez bonne idée.

English: If you don't know the way, ask a policeman.
Romanian: Dacă nu cunoști drumul, întreabă un polițist.

English: I have to finish my homework before dinner.
Hungarian: A házi feladatomat vacsora előtt el kell készítenem.

English: Wait your turn.
French: Attendez votre tour.

English: I have nothing to say in this regard.
French: À cet égard, je n'ai rien à dire.

English: I don't know if I have enough time to do it.
Portuguese: Eu não sei se tenho tempo suficiente para fazer isso.

English: I haven't understood anything you've said.
German: Ich habe nichts von dem verstanden, was du gesagt hast.

English: They are teachers.
Bokmål: De er lærere.

English: How much do you want for this book?
Russian: Сколько вы хотите за эту книгу?

English: How did you go to Boston?
Japanese: ボストンにはどうやって行ったの？

English: Who does this jacket belong to?
French: À qui appartient cette veste ?

English: What can't you do?
Russian: Чего ты не можешь сделать?

English: The ship was flying the American flag.
French: Le navire arborait le pavillon étatsunien.

English: Tom hid under the table.
Italian: Tom si nascose sotto il tavolo.

English: Tom showed Mary a lot of his pictures.
German: Tom zeigte Maria viele seiner Bilder.

English: She has a very quick mind.
Turkish: Onun çok hızlı bir hafızası var.

English: Do you know when Tom died?
Japanese: トムがいつ亡くなったか知ってる？

English: Tom is just wrapping up a phone call.
Berber: Tom atan la yettfaka awal deg usawal.

English: I'll wear the blue dress.
Marathi: मी निळा ड्रेस घालेन.

English: Though the doctor did his best, the patient's recovery was slow.
German: Obwohl der Doktor sein Bestes gab, erholte sich der Patient nur langsam.

English: We go overseas every summer.
Japanese: 私たちは毎年夏に海外へ行きます。

English: I don't know anything about it.
Hebrew: אני לא יודע כלום עליו.

English: Both Tom and Mary laughed.
Finnish: Tomi ja Mari nauroivat molemmat.

English: I wasn't complaining.
Ukrainian: Я не скаржився.

English: Tom goes to Boston three times a month.
Russian: Том ездит в Бостон три раза в месяц.

English: The more you have, the more you have to lose.
French: Plus on en a, plus on a à perdre.

English: I have to stay.
Swedish: Jag måste stanna.

English: Tom doesn't drink coffee.
Russian: Том не пьёт кофе.

English: Police suspect that the kidnappers could be armed.
Turkish: Polis, kaçıranların silahlı olabileceklerinden şüpheleniyor.

English: I'd appreciate any help you can give me.
German: Ich wäre für jede Hilfe dankbar, die du mir geben kannst.