English: I knew that Tom was afraid of Mary's dog.
Turkish: Tom'un Mary'nin köpeğinden korktuğunu biliyordum.

English: We had unexpected visitors.
Hungarian: Váratlan látogatóink voltak.

English: Tom came by my house yesterday morning.
Ukrainian: Том приходив до мене додому вчора вранці.

English: What's your favorite sport?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es tu deporte favorito?

English: All Tom really wanted was glass of water.
Finnish: Tom tahtoi kovasti vesilasillista.

English: Tom lives on the other side of town.
Italian: Tom vive dall'altra parte della città.

English: I'll adapt quickly.
Turkish: Hızla uyum sağlayacağım.

English: This is really good beef.
Ukrainian: Це дуже добра яловичина.

English: I'm timid.
Danish: Jeg er forsagt.

English: May I sit in the back?
Portuguese: Posso sentar na parte de trás?

English: I felt cold.
Hebrew: חשתי בקור.

English: When did you buy your house?
Berber: Melmi ay d-tesɣam axxam-nwen?

English: You may do whatever you like.
Russian: Можешь делать что хочешь.

English: Tom plays his cards well.
Turkish: Tom kartlarını iyi oynuyor.

English: We could meet downtown. Would that be convenient for you?
Icelandic: Við gætum hist niðri í bæ. Væri það hentugt fyrir þig?

English: She came to Tokyo when she was 18.
Mandarin Chinese: 她18岁的时候来到东京。

English: The restaurant we went to wasn't as expensive as I expected it to be.
French: Le restaurant où nous sommes allés n'était pas aussi cher que je le pensais.

English: We've got nothing to do with this.
Hebrew: אין לנו שום קשר עם זה.

English: My father is an old man.
Kabyle: Baba d amɣar.

English: What'll the results be?
Ukrainian: Які будуть результати?

English: Since there was no taxi, I had to walk home.
Hebrew: כיוון שלא היו מוניות, הייתי צריך ללכת הביתה ברגל.

English: That's what I intended.
German: Das war es, was ich beabsichtigte.

English: I have something else to do.
Japanese: 私は他にすることがあるんです。

English: I didn't feel well.
Finnish: En tuntenut oloani hyväksi.

English: There is nothing scarier than death.
Dutch: Er is niets meer beangstigend dan de dood.

English: Why don't you start?
Italian: Perché non cominci?

English: Tom is a hairdresser.
Portuguese: Tom é cabeleireiro.

English: The policeman seized the boy by the arm.
Russian: Полицейский схватил мальчика за руку.

English: I want to go to bed earlier tonight.
Russian: Сегодня я хочу пойти спать пораньше.

English: This is my property.
Czech: Tohle je můj majetek.

English: It's as easy as that.
Italian: È facile come quello.

English: Tom gets drunk almost every evening.
Japanese: トムはほぼ毎晩酔っ払う。

English: I trust you have no complaints.
German: Ich gehe davon aus, dass du dich nicht beschweren willst.

English: Tom told me he didn't eat meat.
Russian: Том сказал мне, что он не ест мяса.

English: He died and his soul went to hell.
French: Il est mort et son âme est allée en enfer.

English: I'd like to say a word or two about that.
Hebrew: הייתי רוצה להגיד מילה או שתיים על זה.

English: It started raining heavily.
Polish: Zaczęło strasznie padać.

English: When do you usually listen to music?
Russian: Когда ты обычно слушаешь музыку?

English: I wish I had more close friends.
Italian: Vorrei avere più amici intimi.

English: Tom punched Mary in the stomach.
Italian: Tom diede un pugno nello stomaco a Mary.

English: I didn't know you had a sense of humor.
Italian: Non sapevo che avesse il senso dell'umorismo.

English: He said hello to the woman.
Russian: Он поздоровался с женщиной.

English: Tom didn't move a muscle.
Italian: Tom non mosse un muscolo.

English: It makes no difference whether he comes or not.
French: Ça ne fait aucune différence, qu'il vienne ou pas.

English: He was shorter than me.
Russian: Он был ниже меня.

English: I spent the whole day reading a novel.
French: J'ai passé toute la journée à lire un roman.

English: Who accompanied you?
French: Qui t'a accompagné ?

English: I'm a little taller than you.
Italian: Sono un po' più alto di te.

English: I think Tom is objective.
Hebrew: אני חושב שתום אובייקטיבי.

English: I felt weak in the knees.
German: Ich bekam weiche Knie.

English: Things will get better.
Turkish: Şartlar daha iyi olacak.

English: Tom didn't stop Mary.
Ukrainian: Том не зупинив Мері.

English: We don't want you to die.
Macedonian: Не сакаме да умреш.

English: I'd like a glass of water.
Russian: Я хотела бы стакан воды.

English: Tom is working on it now, isn't he?
Ukrainian: Том зараз над цим працює, еге ж?

English: Tom wrote an article about it in the school newspaper.
Russian: Том написал об этом статью в школьную газету.

English: Tom will try to convince Mary not to do that.
Ukrainian: Том спробує переконати Мері не робити цього.

English: Do you still drink your coffee black?
Berber: Mazal tettessem taɣlust-nwen d taberkant?

English: That's not really necessary anymore.
Macedonian: Тоа веќе не е баш неопходно.

English: Tom knows how to ride a horse.
Russian: Том умеет ездить верхом.

English: We ran out of the building.
Portuguese: Saímos correndo do prédio.

English: I don't want anybody to get hurt.
Spanish: No quiero que nadie salga lastimado.

English: You're mine.
Macedonian: Мој си.

English: I wouldn't accept that job.
Kabyle: Ur qebbleɣ ara axeddim-agi.

English: Tom grabbed Mary's elbow.
Ukrainian: Том схопив Мері за руку.

English: You're Canadian, right?
French: Tu es Canadien, n'est-ce pas ?

English: I think you're swell.
Bulgarian: Мисля, че си страхотна.

English: We talked until two.
Japanese: 私たちは二時まで話していた。

English: Tom doesn't want to speak to you.
Turkish: Tom seninle konuşmak istemiyor.

English: Is this intended for me?
Turkish: Bu benim için mi ayrıldı?

English: They're not always right.
Italian: Loro non hanno sempre ragione.

English: I see something moving.
Danish: Jeg ser noget bevæge sig.

English: I'm reading your book.
Arabic: أنا أقرأ كتابك

English: Unfortunately, Tom did that.
Italian: Sfortunatamente, Tom l'ha fatto.

English: Just leave it.
French: Laisse-la.

English: The train is 30 minutes late.
Italian: Il treno ha 30 minuti di ritardo.

English: She's not afraid to die.
Ukrainian: Вона не боїться загинути.

English: Do you think Tom will be fine?
Russian: Думаешь, у Тома всё будет хорошо?

English: I just feel a bit dizzy.
German: Ich fühle mich nur etwas schwindelig.

English: Perhaps that's true.
Arabic: لعل ذلك صحيح.

English: Tom asked me to live with him.
Romanian: Tom mi-a cerut să locuiesc cu el.

English: Why do I have to go to school?
German: Warum muss ich zur Schule gehen?

English: I have a meeting today.
Ukrainian: У мене сьогодні зустріч.

English: I thought Tom wasn't coming.
Italian: Pensavo che Tom non stesse venendo.

English: She talked him into buying a new house.
French: Elle l'a persuadé d'acheter une nouvelle maison.

English: I'd like you to translate this report into French.
Berber: Bɣiɣ ad d-tessuqqleḍ aṛabul-a ɣer tefṛensist.

English: She needs to be more careful.
French: Elle doit être plus prudente.

English: Where do you plan to spend your summer vacation?
Russian: Где вы планируете провести летние каникулы?

English: That is intriguing.
Dutch: Dat maakt nieuwsgierig.

English: Why bother fixing it?
Russian: Какой смысл его чинить?

English: That was unrealistic.
Hebrew: זה לא היה מציאותי.

English: She forced him to do it.
French: Elle l'a forcé à le faire.

English: Why does everyone think I'm stupid?
Ukrainian: Чому всі вважають мене ідіоткою?

English: Tell me you didn't take it.
Hebrew: תגיד לי שלא לקחת את זה.

English: Tom gave me his old car.
Russian: Том отдал мне свою старую машину.

English: I have to read this article.
Russian: Мне нужно прочитать эту статью.

English: We're not giving up.
Spanish: No nos vamos a rendir.

English: I can't do it by myself.
Russian: Я не могу сделать это сама.

English: Tom said that I might find you here.
Polish: Tom powiedział, że mogę cię tu znaleźć.

English: I tried to contact Tom by phone.
Berber: Urmeɣ ad as-ɣreɣ i Tom.