English: Tom is an ambitious young man.
Russian: Том - амбициозный молодой человек.

English: Do the dishes.
Russian: Помой посуду.

English: Why are you always late for school?
Ukrainian: Чому ти завжди запізнюєшся до школи?

English: Tom has let his children do that many times.
German: Tom hat seinen Kindern das schon viele Male erlaubt.

English: He is unrealistic.
French: Il est irréaliste.

English: One of Tom's teachers told him that he'd never amount to anything.
Berber: Yiwen seg yiselmaden n Tom yenna-as dakken ur d-yetteffeɣ deg-s wacemma.

English: Tom, I want you to close your eyes.
Italian: Tom, voglio che tu chiuda gli occhi.

English: We all want to be liked.
Hungarian: Mi mind szeretnénk ha szeretnének bennünket.

English: Is this your cat?
Italian: Questo è il suo gatto?

English: Tom deserves better.
Italian: Tom si merita di meglio.

English: You don't have to answer that letter.
Russian: На это письмо можно не отвечать.

English: Language is the most important invention of the man.
Polish: Język to najważniejszy wynalazek człowieka.

English: Tom told the boys to line up.
German: Tom hieß die Jungen sich in einer Reihe aufstellen.

English: The audience roared with laughter.
Russian: Публика расхохоталась.

English: Do you want another one of these?
Belarusian: Ці жадаеце яшчэ?

English: I made you breakfast.
Macedonian: Ти спремив доручек.

English: Tom told his son the story about a monster that ate children.
Danish: Tom fortalte sin søn en historie om et monster, der spiste børn.

English: The bus will be arriving soon.
Arabic: سوف يأتي الباس عن قريب.

English: I talked to friends.
Italian: Io parlai con delle amiche.

English: I think Tom might be mad at me.
Finnish: Luulen, että Tom saattaa olla vihainen minulle.

English: Tom looks a bit sick.
Italian: Tom sembra un po' malato.

English: Are you innovative?
Berber: Kenwi d isfaranen?

English: What time are you planning to leave?
Russian: Во сколько ты планируешь выехать?

English: The squirrel is eating a nut.
Russian: Белка ест орех.

English: Tom pulled Mary's hair.
Finnish: Tom veti Maria hiuksista.

English: Why don't we leave Tom alone?
Russian: Может, оставим Тома в покое?

English: When Tom was a kid, he used to collect his father's cigarette butts until he had enough tobacco to roll a cigarette for himself.
German: Als Kind hat Tom immer die Zigarettenstummel seines Vaters gesammelt, bis er genug Tabak hatte, um sich selbst eine Zigarette zu drehen.

English: All you ever think about is work.
French: Tout ce à quoi tu penses, c'est le travail.

English: What's your explanation?
Italian: Qual è la tua spiegazione?

English: One is new, and the other is old.
Estonian: Üks on uus ja teine on vana.

English: Tom said he had an alibi.
Ukrainian: Том сказав, що має алібі.

English: I pocketed my keys.
Italian: Ho messo in tasca le mie chiavi.

English: He was late as a result of the accident.
Hebrew: הוא אחר כתוצאה מהתאונה.

English: I'm surprised you called.
Russian: Я удивлен, что ты позвонила.

English: When do you study?
German: Wann lernst du?

English: Are Tom and Mary your friends?
Ukrainian: Том із Мері — ваші друзі?

English: He went blind.
Serbian: Он је ослепео.

English: I promise you I won't do it again.
Portuguese: Prometo que não vou fazer isso de novo.

English: It was wrong.
Italian: Era sbagliato.

English: How are you going to do that?
French: Comment vas-tu effectuer ça ?

English: Are you famous?
Italian: Voi siete famose?

English: "Please go there now." "Go where?"
Italian: "Per piacere, vada lì ora." "Lì dove?"

English: Fill in your name and address.
Russian: Впиши своё имя и адрес.

English: Tom earns twice as much as Mary.
Russian: Том зарабатывает в два раза больше, чем Мэри.

English: I think that you're a good leader.
Portuguese: Eu acho que você é um bom líder.

English: They had a lot of children to provide for.
Japanese: 彼らには養っていかねばならない子供がたくさんいた。

English: Tom is hard to deal with.
German: Es ist schwer, mit Tom zurechtzukommen.

English: I have something that belongs to you. Why don't you come over and pick it up?
Berber: Tella ɣur-i yiwet n tɣawsa d ayla-nnek. Maɣef ur d-tettased ad tt-tawyed?

English: Poplars are fast-growing trees.
Dutch: Populieren zijn snelgroeiende bomen.

English: I don't think anyone will come.
Ukrainian: Я не думаю, що хтось прийде.

English: I wanted time instead of money.
Portuguese: Queria tempo em vez de dinheiro.

English: He was guilty of murder.
Japanese: 彼は殺人を犯した。

English: Don't be such a snob.
Russian: Не будьте таким снобом.

English: Why didn't Tom kiss Mary?
Italian: Perché Tom non ha baciato Mary?

English: Tom said Mary wasn't his type.
Russian: Том сказал, что Мэри не в его вкусе.

English: It isn't much, but it's better than nothing.
Spanish: No es mucho, pero es mejor que nada.

English: I don't think I like you.
German: Ich glaube nicht, dass ich dich mag.

English: The last time we saw each other was about three years ago.
Portuguese: A última vez que nos vimos foi há cerca de três anos.

English: There are two slices of pizza for each person.
Finnish: Jokaiselle on kaksi pitsapalaa.

English: Tom is aware of it now.
Italian: Tom ne è consapevole ora.

English: She looked terrible at that time.
Polish: Wyglądała wtedy okropnie.

English: Plant these seeds before summer sets in.
Dutch: Plant deze zaden voordat de zomer begint.

English: Are you going in?
Japanese: 入りますか？

English: Do you want me to wait here?
Russian: Хотите, я подожду здесь?

English: Everyone knows that we're rich.
Marathi: आम्ही श्रीमंत आहोत हे सर्वांनाच माहीत आहे.

English: I don't like traveling all that much.
Italian: Viaggiare non mi piace più di tanto.

English: Cats were sacred animals in ancient Egypt.
Turkish: Eski Mısır'da kediler kutsal hayvandı.

English: I'm not asking your permission.
Russian: Я не спрашиваю вашего разрешения.

English: Tom could hardly contain his excitement.
Turkish: Tom heyecanını zor tutuyordu.

English: I don't care.
Greek: Δε με νοιάζει.

English: It rained three days on end.
Russian: Дождь шёл три дня подряд.

English: You don't sound like Tom.
German: Du klingst nicht wie Tom.

English: The bus never came.
Russian: Автобус так и не пришёл.

English: Congratulations!
Slovak: Blahoželám!

English: I can't really put a price on that.
French: Je ne peux pas vraiment mettre un prix là-dessus.

English: There are a lot of people here today.
French: Il y a beaucoup de gens, ici, aujourd'hui.

English: How did you like the food at that restaurant?
Berber: Yegreẓ-ikent wučči n tneččit-nni?

English: I've just visited Boston.
Kabyle: Rziɣ kan ɣer Boston.

English: The final proposal will be announced sometime next week.
Italian: La proposta finale sarà annunciata in qualche momento la prossima settimana.

English: You're always late.
Macedonian: Секогаш доцниш.

English: They are going shopping.
Assamese: তেওঁলোক বজাৰ কৰিবলৈ গৈ আছে।

English: Tom can barely eat.
Turkish: Tom zar zor yiyebiliyor.

English: The teacher gave in to the students' demands.
Japanese: 教師は学生達の要求に屈した。

English: Tom didn't ask Mary because he was afraid she'd say no.
Portuguese: Tom não perguntou a Mary porque ele temia que ela dissesse não.

English: Close all the windows.
Portuguese: Fechem todas as janelas.

English: Be objective.
Turkish: Objektif ol.

English: That's the first time that that has happened.
Portuguese: Essa é a primeira vez que tem acontecido.

English: He stooped down to put on his shoes.
Russian: Он наклонился, чтобы надеть ботинки.

English: Hang on to it.
Spanish: Aférrate a eso.

English: You looked like you were enjoying yourself.
Portuguese: Parecia que você estava se divertindo.

English: I like to swim in the afternoon.
Polish: Lubię pływać po południu.

English: Are you following me?
Ukrainian: Ти йдеш за мною?

English: We talked in sign language.
Ukrainian: Ми розмовляли мовою жестів.

English: There's no more money in my wallet.
Japanese: もう財布にお金がないの。