English: I used to think that was true.
Russian: Я раньше думал, что это правда.

English: Do you think Tom is still unlucky?
Italian: Lei pensa che Tom sia ancora sfortunato?

English: Tom's confused.
Portuguese: Tom está confuso.

English: The black one is mine.
Finnish: Musta on minun.

English: I usually get up at 8.
Khmer: ជាធម្មតាខ្ញុំក្រោកពីគេងនៅម៉ោង ៨ ។

English: Tom didn't do anything to help me.
Turkish: Tom bana yardım etmek için hiçbir şey yapmadı.

English: I was looking for something, but couldn't find it.
Ukrainian: Я щось шукав, але не міг це знайти.

English: He is the man you can rely on.

English: I'm afraid I need to ask you a few questions.
Dutch: Ik vrees dat ik je een paar vragen moet stellen.

English: I'm not dropping out of school.
Italian: Non sto lasciando la scuola.

English: Tom is talking with Mary.
Portuguese: Tom está conversando com Maria.

English: We need more beer.
Portuguese: Precisamos de mais cerveja.

English: I didn't get his joke.
Spanish: No entendí su broma.

English: There are too many things to do!
Portuguese: Há tantas coisas para fazer!

English: Someone's going to hurt Tom.
Italian: Qualcuno farà del male a Tom.

English: Tom didn't know who Mary was planning to see in Boston.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'nin Boston'u görmeyi planladığını bilmiyordu.

English: It's been seven years since we got married.
Portuguese: Faz sete anos que nós somos casados.

English: I want to become a diplomat.
Russian: Я хочу стать дипломатом.

English: I'm looking for a gift for my father.
Italian: Sto cercando un regalo per mio padre.

English: Whose bike is this?
Russian: Чей это велосипед?

English: I told my secretary to cancel all my appointments.
Hebrew: אמרתי למזכירה שלי לבטל את כל הפגישות שלי.

English: This clock is mine.
Hebrew: השעון הזה שלי.

English: I'd rather be in Australia.
Ukrainian: Краще б я був у Австралії.

English: You're really getting prettier and prettier.
Russian: Ты действительно всё хорошеешь и хорошеешь.

English: If it smells funny, don't eat it.
Italian: Se ha un odore strano, non lo mangi.

English: What happened to Tom could happen to you.
Russian: То, что случилось с Томом, могло случиться и с вами.

English: I saw him walking around town wearing his Sunday best.
German: Ich sah ihn durch die Stadt spazieren, wobei er seinen Sonntagsstaat trug.

English: What's going to happen to Tom?
Finnish: Mitä Tomille tulee tapahtumaan?

English: Be ruthless.
Italian: Sii spietato.

English: Can we go inside?
Russian: Мы можем зайти внутрь?

English: Tom's cat had nine kittens.
Portuguese: A gata do Tom teve nove gatinhos.

English: Is this drinking water?
Ukrainian: Це питна вода?

English: What's the airmail rate?
Japanese: 航空便だといくらかかりますか。

English: I think it's time for me to start cooking dinner.
Portuguese: Eu acho que é hora de eu começar a preparar o jantar.

English: Donations will be accepted.
Hebrew: תרומות יתקבלו.

English: When are you going to the library?
Italian: Quando va in biblioteca?

English: Tom is sitting at the table.
Portuguese: Tom está sentado à mesa.

English: What're you saying?
Macedonian: Што сакаш да кажеш?

English: He writes Arabic.
Russian: Он пишет по-арабски.

English: I shared my doubts with Tom.
Russian: Я поделился с Томом своими сомнениями.

English: That girl has a lovely doll.
Ukrainian: У тієї дівчинки - гарна лялька.

English: I had the same problem.
Spanish: Yo tenía el mismo problema.

English: He attended many ceremonies.
Russian: Он посетил множество церемоний.

English: You seem pretty certain.
Swedish: Du verkar ganska säker.

English: He speaks Chinese fluently.
Arabic: إنه يتكلم الصينية بطلاقة.

English: Are you cooking tonight?
Spanish: ¿Vas a cocinar esta noche?

English: The children are playing with toys.
Russian: Дети играют с игрушками.

English: I'm not quite sure yet.
Spanish: Aún no estoy tan seguro.

English: I forget your telephone number.
Hungarian: Elfelejtettem a telefonszámodat.

English: I know how sad you are.
Italian: So quanto sei triste.

English: I don't have money.
Spanish: No tengo un centimo.

English: You should've called the cops.
Berber: Tili ad teɣrem i yimsulta.

English: Isn't that what you wanted to say?
Turkish: Söylemek istediğin şey o değil mi?

English: He was heartbroken and hanged himself.
Italian: Lui aveva il cuore spezzato e si è impiccato.

English: You must read this book.
Hebrew: אתה חייב לקרוא את הספר הזה.

English: Does that satisfy you?
Italian: La soddisfa?

English: Tom and Mary paddled their canoe along the shoreline, looking of a place to camp.
Italian: Tom e Mary remarono con la loro canoa lungo la costa, in cerca di un luogo in cui accamparsi.

English: Does Mary have a boyfriend, yet?
German: Hat Maria schon einen Freund?

English: Set the alarm clock for seven o'clock.
Russian: Заведи будильник на семь часов.

English: They expect us tomorrow at 2:30.
Berber: Ggunin-aɣ i uzekka ɣef tis 2:30.

English: I'm about Tom's age.
Ukrainian: Ми з Томом приблизно одного віку.

English: He is as tall as his father.
Italian: È alto come suo padre.

English: What could've happened to Tom?
Berber: D acu ay yellan yezmer ad as-yeḍru i Tom?

English: Tom was born in a barn.
Russian: Том в хлеву родился.

English: The people here are particular about what they eat, so even if a restaurant is inexpensive, it'll soon go out of business if the food doesn't taste good.
Italian: Le persone qui sono esigenti riguardo a ciò che mangiano, quindi anche se un ristorante è poco costoso, chiuderà presto i battenti se il cibo non ha un buon sapore.

English: Tom found himself a seat.
Turkish: Tom kendine bir koltuk buldu.

English: The kiosk sold many types of coffee.
Dutch: De kiosk verkocht veel soorten koffie.

English: There is a bus on the street.
Italian: C'è un autobus nella strada.

English: Tom told me he'd be right back.
German: Tom sagte mir, dass er gleich zurückkommen werde.

English: You are old enough to understand this.
Portuguese: Você já é grandinho o suficiente para entender isso.

English: I'm sorry, I have another commitment.
Finnish: Anteeksi, minulla on muuta menoa.

English: Mary knew that she was good-looking.
Japanese: メアリーは自分が容姿端麗であると分かっていた。

English: Jump as high as you can.
Hungarian: Ugorj olyan magasra, amilyenre csak tudsz!

English: Big boys don't cry.
Serbian: Veliki dečaci ne plaču.

English: The Swallows are ahead 4 to 1!
German: Die Schwalben führen mit vier zu eins.

English: The boy talks as if he were a man.
Japanese: その少年は大人のような口の利き方をする。

English: Tom tried to forget Mary.
German: Tom wollte Maria vergessen.

English: The wind blew too hard for them to play in the park.
Russian: Ветер дул слишком сильно для них, чтобы играть в парке.

English: Did you eat breakfast today?
Ukrainian: Ти сьогодні снідала?

English: Tom never apologized to me for that.
Romanian: Tom nu și-a cerut niciodată scuze de la mine pentru asta.

English: Tom is sitting on the sofa, reading a magazine.
Czech: Tom sedí na pohovce a čte si časopis.

English: I have been to the airport to see my friend off.
Dutch: Ik ben naar de luchthaven geweest om een vriend uit te zwaaien.

English: Tom helps me on the farm.
Hebrew: טום עוזר לי בחווה.

English: Almost all the students believed the rumor.
Italian: Quasi tutti gli studenti credevano alla voce.

English: We can't offer you a higher salary.
Italian: Non possiamo offrirvi un salario più alto.

English: It was urgent.
Greek: Ήταν επείγον.

English: I want them to be your friends.
Turkish: Onların senin arkadaşın olmalarını istiyorum.

English: Tom is intolerant.
Finnish: Tomi on suvaitsematon.

English: She didn't try to translate the letter.
Finnish: Hän ei yrittänyt kääntää kirjettä.

English: Please wait for five minutes.
Spanish: Espere cinco minutos, por favor.

English: In all, there were thirty people there.
Turkish: Orada toplam otuz kişi vardı.

English: Tom and Mary used to be good friends.
German: Tom und Maria waren früher gute Freunde.