English: What's your favorite dried fruit?
German: Was für Trockenfrüchte isst du am liebsten?

English: To laugh at everything that is done or said is stupid, but not to laugh is even more foolish.
French: Rire de tout ce qui est dit ou fait est idiot mais ne pas rire est encore plus bête.

English: Few passengers survived the catastrophe.

English: Our school accepted three Canadians as exchange students.
German: Unsere Schule hat drei Kanadier als Austauschschüler aufgenommen.

English: Tom went there to learn French.
Bulgarian: Том отиде там да учи френски.

English: Tom did it when he was drunk.
Portuguese: Tom fez isso enquanto ele estava bêbado.

English: We need to do something about this.
Italian: Dobbiamo fare qualcosa riguardo a questo.

English: We're fortunate to have Tom.
Italian: Siamo fortunati ad avere Tom.

English: I like your legs.
German: Deine Beine gefallen mir.

English: Tom isn't in Boston at this time.
Kabyle: Tom ulac-it deg Boston akka tura.

English: We're not entirely sure why Tom did what he did.
Indonesian: Kami tidak mengerti kenapa Tom melakukan apa yang dilakukannya.

English: I'm glad to see you.
French: Je suis heureux de vous voir.

English: We've got so much to talk about.
Polish: Mamy sporo do pogadania.

English: Tom is welcome.
Hebrew: תום ברוך הבא.

English: I'll wait till 2:30.
Ukrainian: Я чекатиму до 2:30.

English: I wrote that.
German: Ich habe das geschrieben.

English: Take a knife from the kitchen.
Italian: Prendi un coltello dalla cucina.

English: Is it true that horses sleep while standing up?
Russian: Это правда, что лошади спят стоя?

English: Tom could've been hurt.
Portuguese: Tom poderia ter se machucado.

English: They're no good.
Icelandic: Þau eru ekki góð.

English: I'll take care of you.
Russian: Я о тебе позабочусь.

English: You don't have to do what Tom says.
Russian: Ты не должен делать того, что говорит Том.

English: I'm the owner of this building.
Japanese: 私がこのビルのオーナーです。

English: I can't eat strawberries.
Portuguese: Não posso comer morangos.

English: What would you do?
Macedonian: Што би направил ти?

English: The camera will cost at least $500.
Berber: Tasewlaft-nni ad d-teqsam, ma drus, semmuset n tmaḍ n yidulaṛen.

English: They're going to do something.
Italian: Faranno qualcosa.

English: Do you have an umbrella?
Berber: Tlamt tasiwant?

English: Tom opened his eyes and saw Mary.
Russian: Том открыл глаза и увидел Мэри.

English: Speaking French is easy for me.
Russian: Мне легко говорить по-французски.

English: What does it say?
Italian: Che cosa dice?

English: Do you wash your hands before eating?
French: Vous lavez-vous les mains avant de manger ?

English: Can anyone confirm your story?
Italian: Qualcuno può confermare la tua storia?

English: We watched them play baseball.
Italian: Le guardammo giocare a baseball.

English: It's going to be fine, you know.
German: Es wird gut, weißt du.

English: Let me talk.
Marathi: मला बोलू दे.

English: Both Tom and I want to go to Boston.
Ukrainian: І я, і Том хочемо поїхати до Бостона.

English: He is fond of swimming.
Ukrainian: Він любить плавати.

English: What's your favorite topic of conversation?
Italian: Qual è il suo argomento di conversazione preferito?

English: Have you gotten over your cold?
Finnish: Oletko parantunut flunssasta?

English: It all depends on the weather.
Italian: Dipende tutto dal tempo.

English: It looks like Tom was wrong.
Italian: Sembra che Tom avesse torto.

English: It looks like it's going to be sunny.
French: On dirait qu'il va faire beau.

English: He has a mild nature.
Danish: Han har en blid natur.

English: I met her in the winter of last year.
Bulgarian: Срещнах я зимата на миналата година.

English: I still sometimes write to Tom.
Italian: Continuo a scrivere a Tom a volte.

English: That was really stupid.
German: Das war wirklich dumm.

English: Mary rarely wears dresses.
Ukrainian: Мері нечасто носить сукні.

English: She came to Japan as a child.
Hungarian: Gyerekként érkezett Japánba.

English: You have a rifle, don't you?
Italian: Lei ha una carabina, vero?

English: She intended to go shopping with her mother, but her mother was busy.
French: Elle avait l'intention d'aller faire des emplettes avec sa mère, mais sa mère était occupée.

English: I'm still suffering from jet lag.
Italian: Sto ancora soffrendo per il jet lag.

English: We never talked about it.
Russian: Мы никогда об этом не говорили.

English: Many squirrels live in this forest.
Slovak: V tomto lese žije veľa veveričiek.

English: Our mother had no choice but to make dinner with leftovers.
Vietnamese: Mẹ chúng tôi không còn cách nào khác phải làm bữa tối với phần thức ăn thừa.

English: Tom is a decorated general.
Hebrew: תום גנרל מעוטר.

English: She's too old for you.
Russian: Она для тебя слишком старая.

English: No one helped Tom.
Russian: Тому никто не помог.

English: A fall from that height would be fatal.
Turkish: O kadar yüksekten düşmek ölümcül olur.

English: I have left you your dinner in the oven.
German: Ich habe dir dein Abendessen im Ofen gelassen.

English: I call Tom a lot.
Italian: Chiamo molto Tom.

English: I was impressed by Tom's courage.
Russian: Я был впечатлён мужеством Тома.

English: I'd never seen such a thing before.
Assamese: মই তেনেকুৱা বস্তু কেতিয়াও দেখা পোৱা নাই।

English: Your secret is safe with us.
Italian: Il vostro segreto è al sicuro con noi.

English: Was Tom punished?
Russian: Том был наказан?

English: Soldiers are used to danger.
Hungarian: A katonák hozzászoktak a veszélyhez.

English: Tom ate.
Berber: Tom yecca.

English: Tom is going to college in Boston.
Finnish: Tom käy lukiota Bostonissa.

English: I didn't want to get in your way.
Spanish: No quería interponerme en tu camino.

English: Tom started singing a song.
Italian: Tom cominciò a cantare una canzone.

English: I knew you were joking.
Vietnamese: Tôi biết là bạn đang đùa.

English: I translated the poem the best I could.
Slovak: Preložil som báseň najlepšie ako som vedel.

English: I know you're talented.
Greek: Το ξέρω πως είσαι ταλαντούχα.

English: I'm doubtful.
Spanish: Estoy dubitativo.

English: My ex-husband and I are still good friends.
Russian: Мы с бывшим мужем до сих пор дружим.

English: I know that you miss Tom.
Russian: Я знаю, что вы скучаете по Тому.

English: I still care.
French: Je m'en soucie encore.

English: He understands physics.
Portuguese: Ele entende física.

English: No one knew who I was.
Russian: Никто не знал, кто я.

English: I want to go to college.
Italian: Io voglio andare al college.

English: Someone ate all my cupcakes.
Korean: 누가 내 컵케익 다 먹었어

English: I have pain in my arm.
French: J'ai une douleur au bras.

English: I'm thinking of buying a house.
Russian: Я думаю купить дом.

English: The news soon spread all over the village.
German: Die Neuigkeit verbreitete sich schnell im ganzen Dorf.

English: She studies hard.
French: Elle étudie ardemment.

English: Ask the policeman.
German: Frage den Polizisten!

English: Tom was also there.
Hungarian: Tom ott is volt.

English: Please make sure Tom does that.
Italian: Per favore, assicurati che Tom lo faccia.

English: The paint is peeling off.
Romanian: Vopseaua se scorojește.

English: You should've come to the party.
German: Sie hätten zur Party kommen sollen.

English: I knew Tom's brother.
Italian: Conoscevo il fratello di Tom.

English: Shouldn't we lock the door?
Berber: Mačči axir lukan ad neskʷeṛ tawwurt?

English: I'd like inexpensive seats, if possible.
Portuguese: Eu gostaria de assentos baratos, se possível.

English: She drives me mad.
Hungarian: Őrületbe kerget.

English: We live close to the station.
Italian: Noi abitiamo vicino alla stazione.

English: Tom is sending a fax.
Italian: Tom sta inviando un fax.

English: If we wait, Tom might change his mind.
Portuguese: Se esperarmos, Tom pode mudar de ideia.

English: Tom lives a few miles away.
Russian: Том живёт в нескольких милях отсюда.