English: My father came home at nine.
German: Mein Vater ist um neun nach Hause gekommen.

English: Tom is a cool guy.
Hebrew: תום הוא בחור כארז.

English: Call us.
Bengali: আমাদের ডাকবেন।

English: We can do nothing for him.
Dutch: We kunnen voor hem niets doen.

English: Does Tom want another one?
Russian: Том хочет другое?

English: I'm just stating the obvious.
Russian: Я всего лишь говорю очевидное.

English: I still hate you.
Hebrew: אני עדיין שונאת אותך.

English: I didn't know you were going to have to do that again.
Marathi: ते तुला पुन्हा करावं लागेल हे मला माहीत नव्हतं.

English: They will get married next month.
French: Ils vont se marier le mois prochain.

English: I didn't know whether Tom was hungry or not.
Portuguese: Eu não sabia se Tom estava com fome ou não.

English: What's your problem with Tom?
Italian: Qual è il suo problema con Tom?

English: I really appreciated it.
Russian: Я действительно оценил это.

English: I faxed a map to Tom.
Serbian: Faksom sam poslala mapu Tomu.

English: I'm afraid that I can't authorize that.
Berber: Cikkeɣ dakken ur zmireɣ ara ad ɛemmdeɣ i waya.

English: That's an interesting thought.
Dutch: Dat is een interessante gedachte.

English: I really should've helped Tom more.
Turkish: Aslında Tom'a daha fazla yardım etmem gerekirdi.

English: Tom left home at noon.
Russian: Том вышел из дома в полдень.

English: Why are you still complaining?
Portuguese: Por que você ainda está reclamando?

English: More than half the world’s population lives in cities.
German: Über die Hälfte der Weltbevölkerung lebt in Städten.

English: Why do you think that?
Spanish: ¿Por qué pensás eso?

English: Do I have any other choice?
Polish: Czy mam jakiś inny wybór?

English: Everyone sympathized with Tom.
Portuguese: Todos se simpatizaram com o Tom.

English: Don't drop that glass.
Hebrew: אל תפיל את הכוס.

English: Is my answer correct?
Marathi: माझं उत्तर बरोबर आहे का?

English: We've arrived a little late.
Italian: Noi siamo arrivati un po' in ritardo.

English: Please give me a glass of water.
Finnish: Lasillinen vettä, kiitos.

English: Wake me if you need me.
Italian: Mi svegli se ha bisogno di me.

English: Tom didn't know that shoplifting was illegal.
Swedish: Tom visste inte att snatteri var olagligt.

English: Tom was visibly annoyed.
Italian: Tom era visibilmente infastidito.

English: You should relax a little.
Russian: Тебе лучше немного расслабиться.

English: Tom isn't from a big city.
Turkish: Tom büyük bir kentten değil.

English: He was born on July 28th, 1888.
Portuguese: Ele nasceu no dia 28 de julho de 1888.

English: Tom whispered Mary's name into her ear.
German: Tom flüsterte Maria ihren Namen ins Ohr.

English: Today, I am feeling a lot better.
Spanish: Hoy me siento mucho mejor.

English: You'll get better.
Macedonian: Ќе ти биде подобро.

English: Tom eventually left.
Spanish: Tom al final se marchó.

English: What's your favorite Mark Twain quote?
Berber: D acu-tt tnebdurt n Mark Twain ay tḥemmleḍ akk?

English: Why's your name not on the list?
German: Warum steht dein Name nicht auf der Liste?

English: You know how much I hate cooking.
Russian: Вы знаете, как я ненавижу готовить.

English: Tom admitted that he had been defeated.
Finnish: Tom myönsi häviönsä.

English: The rich are getting richer.
Portuguese: Os ricos estão ficando mais ricos.

English: Tom lies to me all the time.
Macedonian: Том постојано ме лаже.

English: Tom will wait for me.
Portuguese: O Tom vai me esperar.

English: I love my work a lot.
Berber: Ḥemmleɣ aṭas amahil-inu.

English: Where did Tom find it, at school or at home?
Russian: Где Том её нашёл, в школе или дома?

English: Tom shut down his computer.
French: Tom éteignit son ordinateur.

English: I'm not going to go to school today.
Portuguese: Eu não vou à escola hoje.

English: She met her uncle at the shop.
Italian: Ha incontrato suo zio al negozio.

English: We are sick.
Ukrainian: Ми хворі.

English: Sign on the dotted line.
Russian: Распишитесь над пунктирной линией.

English: You should be careful not to become overconfident.
German: Du solltest aufpassen, dass du nicht zu selbstsicher wirst!

English: I need a receipt.
Russian: Мне нужна квитанция.

English: Tom doesn't like fish.
Hungarian: Tamás nem szereti a halat.

English: The section chief seems to like abusing his authority.
Italian: Il capo sezione sembra gradire l'abuso della sua autorità.

English: Tom always asks for permission before he borrows my bicycle.
Russian: Том всегда спрашивает разрешения, прежде чем взять мой велосипед.

English: Visiting hours are almost over.
French: Les heures de visite sont presque terminées.

English: What's Tom getting at?
Russian: К чему Том клонит?

English: Honey, I love you.
Russian: Дорогая, я люблю тебя.

English: Get me a drink.
German: Hol mir was zu trinken.

English: Tom gave Mary a dollar.
Ukrainian: Том дав Мері долар.

English: I closed the deal an hour ago.
Italian: Ho chiuso l'affare un'ora fa.

English: Tom should've never been pardoned.
French: Tom n'aurait jamais dû être pardonné.

English: I think you should apologize to Tom.
German: Ich finde, du solltest dich bei Tom entschuldigen.

English: Tom went to Boston by plane.
Italian: Tom è andato a Boston in aereo.

English: I think, without a doubt, that I'll win the tennis match.
Hungarian: Azt hiszem, kétség sem fér hozzá, hogy megnyerem a teniszmeccset.

English: I think everybody wishes that.
Portuguese: Eu acho que todo mundo deseja isso.

English: Do you like black cats?
Polish: Lubisz czarne koty?

English: I am pleased with my new house.
Italian: Sono soddisfatto della mia nuova casa.

English: What do you want to buy?
German: Was möchten Sie kaufen?

English: Louder, please.
Spanish: Más fuerte, por favor.

English: Your mother would've been very proud of you.
Italian: Tua madre sarebbe stata molto fiera di te.

English: Would Tom try to do that?
Ukrainian: Чи Том спробував би це зробити?

English: She talked to the chairperson.
Hungarian: Beszélt az elnökkel.

English: Tom is on our side.
Russian: Том на нашей стороне.

English: Forget about that.
Finnish: Anna jo olla.

English: His room is always tidy.
Russian: У него в комнате всегда убрано.

English: I promise I'll bring it right back.
Portuguese: Prometo que vou trazer isso de volta.

English: The baby stopped crying.
Ukrainian: Немовля припинило плакати.

English: The bullet pierced his arm.
Russian: Пуля прошла ему через руку.

English: If that ever happens, I'll eat my hat.
Cantonese: 如果真係發生啲咁嘅事，我就切個頭落嚟俾你當凳坐。

English: Can Tom teach French?
French: Tom peut-il enseigner le français ?

English: I can't move my fingers.
Russian: Я не могу пошевелить пальцами рук.

English: Today's friends are tomorrow's enemies.
Russian: Сегодняшние друзья — это завтрашние враги.

English: Tom heard Mary screaming.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'nin çığlık attığını işitti.

English: I can make it happen.
Macedonian: Можам да го остварам тоа.

English: We climbed to the top.
Latvian: Mēs uzkāpām līdz virsotnei.

English: I got up about five.
Czech: Vstal jsem kolem páté.

English: This is a good song.
Italian: Questa è una buona canzone.

English: Tom got into bed and turned off the light.
Russian: Том забрался в постель и выключил свет.

English: Tom was so positive.
Hungarian: Tom annyira biztos volt benne.

English: Tom is a good boxer.
Italian: Tom è un buon pugile.

English: Tom was quick to catch on.
Portuguese: Tom foi rápido para pegar.

English: I've never heard you complain about anything.
Ukrainian: Я ніколи не чув, щоб ти на будь-що жалівся.

English: Tom said he wished he'd kissed Mary goodbye.
Ukrainian: Том сказав, що він шкодує, що не поцілував Мері на прощання.

English: They were so young.
Italian: Erano così giovani.

English: They're back.
Italian: Loro sono tornati.

English: Keep away from me.
Hebrew: אל תתקרבי אלי.

English: I can come if you want.
Italian: Posso venire se vuoi.

English: I told him to come.
Hebrew: אמרתי לו לבוא.