English: Tom is now the proud father of a healthy baby girl.
Russian: Том сейчас гордый отец здоровой новорожденной девочки.

English: Your dog is very big.
French: Votre chien est très gros.

English: I think Tom might be busy.
Macedonian: Мислам дека е можно Том да е зафатен.

English: Tom watched in horror.
Russian: Том в ужасе наблюдал.

English: I knew I should've studied French.
Russian: Я знал, что мне надо было учить французский.

English: The question was obviously unexpected.
Berber: Iban tuttra-a ur nebni fell-as.

English: Tom thinks he hears something.
Hebrew: תום חושב שהוא שומע משהו.

English: We want it.
Turkish: Onu istiyoruz.

English: My shirt is wet.
Spanish: Mi camisa está mojada.

English: What a shock!
Spanish: ¡Qué susto!

English: I don't have much appetite lately.
Portuguese: Eu não tenho muito apetite ultimamente.

English: The more careful you are, the fewer mistakes you make.
Slovak: Čím opatrnejší budete, tým menej chýb urobíte.

English: I heard that song so many times on the radio that I grew to hate it.
French: J'ai entendu cette chanson tellement de fois à la radio que je me suis mis à la détester.

English: I can't send you all the files at the same time.
French: Je ne peux pas vous envoyer tous les fichiers en même temps.

English: A sleeping child looks like an angel.
Russian: Спящий ребёнок похож на ангела.

English: We saw a funny program on TV.
Portuguese: Vimos um divertido programa na TV.

English: Tom tried not to cry.
Macedonian: Том се трудеше да не заплаче.

English: Be careful!
Berber: Ɣur-k!

English: Tom may not want to go.
Russian: Том может не захотеть поехать.

English: He speaks ten languages.
Kabyle: Ittmeslay mraw n tutlayin.

English: He knows how to interrogate people.
Berber: Yessen amek ara d-yesqirr medden.

English: We'll protect each other.
German: Wir werden uns einander beschützen.

English: I pulled the car over to the side of the road.
Turkish: Arabayı yolun kenarına çektim.

English: She bought a chicken.
Russian: Она купила курицу.

English: What do you want for breakfast?
Greek: Τι θέλετε για πρωινό;

English: Don't worry so much.
Portuguese: Não se preocupem muito.

English: Let's get this job done.
Macedonian: Ајде да ја завршиме оваа работа.

English: I'm better than you.
Greek: Είμαι καλύτερη από εσένα.

English: How much money will you need?
Italian: Di quanti soldi avrai bisogno?

English: I've always loved you.
Russian: Я всегда вас любил.

English: She gave him a present.
Hebrew: היא נתנה לו מתנה.

English: Tom is having trouble breathing.
Russian: Тому трудно дышать.

English: Tom can cook.
Portuguese: Tom pode cozinhar.

English: Is that chocolate?
French: C'est du chocolat ?

English: I got up early today.
German: Ich bin heute früh aufgestanden.

English: I write for the local newspaper.
Bengali: আমি স্থানীয় পত্রিকার জন্য লিখি।

English: I don't want to have to do this.
Russian: Я не хочу, чтобы мне пришлось это делать.

English: Do I have to tell you again?
Russian: Я должен сказать вам ещё раз?

English: Tom gave each of his sons $300.
German: Tom hat jedem seiner Söhne 300$ gegeben.

English: I know that Tom is a veterinarian.
Berber: Ẓriɣ dakken Tom d abiḍar.

English: According to the Mayan calendar, the end of the world will come soon.
Spanish: De acuerdo al calendario maya, el fin del mundo vendrá pronto.

English: Tom always tries to do what he thinks is right.
French: Tom essaye toujours de faire ce qu'il pense juste.

English: Don't go out after it gets dark.
Russian: Не выходите на улицу после того, как стемнеет.

English: He came to my house on the pretext of seeing me.
German: Er kam zu meinem Haus unter dem Vorwand, mich zu treffen.

English: If you're busy, you don't have to answer.
German: Wenn du beschäftigt bist, brauchst du nicht unbedingt zu antworten.

English: We have three kids.
German: Wir haben drei Kinder.

English: What do you know about this place?
Portuguese: O que você sabe sobre este lugar?

English: Could you close the door, please?
French: Pourriez-vous fermer la porte, s'il vous plaît ?

English: Even if you'd tried it, it wouldn't have worked.
German: Auch wenn du es versucht hättest, hätte es nicht funktioniert.

English: I continued walking.
Hungarian: Folytattam a sétát.

English: Tom believed Mary.
Russian: Том поверил Мэри.

English: Tom said he didn't have the courage to do that.
German: Tom sagte, ihm fehle der Mut dazu.

English: Nobody likes war.
Hebrew: איש לא אוהב מלחמה.

English: I don't know what to say to make you feel better.
Romanian: Nu știu ce să spun pentru a face să te simți mai bine.

English: I have a slight cold.
Hebrew: אני טיפה מצוננת.

English: What's a more masculine way of saying it?
Japanese: 男らしく言おうと思ったら、どう言えばいいの？

English: I'm just an innocent bystander.
Italian: Sono solo un passante innocente.

English: Tom told me I wouldn't be able to do that.
Russian: Том сказал мне, что я не смогу этого сделать.

English: My mother was in tears.
Berber: Mamma‑kʷ ttuɣ day theggʷa d imeṭṭawen.

English: Tom winked at Mary.
Russian: Том подмигнул Мэри.

English: Tom frequently downloads movies.
Bengali: টম প্রায়ই সিনেমা ডাউনলোড করে।

English: There were a lot of people waiting for the bus.
Spanish: Había mucha gente esperando el autobús.

English: My room is on the fourth floor.
Belarusian: Мой пакой на чацвёртым паверсе.

English: Telling lies is a very bad habit.
Japanese: うそをつくのは、非常に悪い習慣だ。

English: The mail is delayed because of the strike.
Finnish: Posti on myöhässä lakon takia.

English: There's only one bath towel in our bathroom.
French: Il n'y a qu'une serviette dans notre salle de bain.

English: Think hard.
Serbian: Добро размисли.

English: We consider Tom honest.
Russian: Мы считаем Тома честным человеком.

English: How many flowers did you buy?
Russian: Сколько цветов Вы купили?

English: My knife is sharp.
Dutch: Mijn mes is scherp.

English: Why does Tom do that here?
Kabyle: Ayen ixeddem aya Tom dagi?

English: You didn't understand.
Bengali: আপনি বুঝতে পারেন নি।

English: You must be polite.
Danish: Du skal være høflig.

English: Today is my birthday.
Finnish: Tänään on syntymäpäiväni.

English: Is there anything you want me to buy for you?
Turkish: Senin için satın almamı istediğin bir şey var mı?

English: You haven't done anything wrong.
French: Tu n'as rien fait de mal.

English: That's Mary's husband.
Mandarin Chinese: 那是玛丽的丈夫。

English: Tom didn't show up at the party yesterday.
Mandarin Chinese: 湯姆昨天沒有出現在派對上。

English: As you can see, I'm wearing a suit today.
Kabyle: Akka tettwaliḍ, ass-a d akustim i d-rsiɣ.

English: No one has ever complained about that.
French: Personne ne s'est jamais plaint de cela.

English: Baseball is fun to watch.
Italian: Il baseball è divertente da guardare.

English: If we stay here, we'll be seen.
Russian: Если мы здесь останемся, нас увидят.

English: I didn't fall.
Finnish: Minä en tippunut.

English: We're grateful.
Hebrew: אנו אסירי תודה.

English: I think Tom would've done the same thing.
Ukrainian: Я думаю, Том вчинив би так само.

English: I like playing tennis, though I'm not very good at it.
Ukrainian: Я люблю грати в теніс, хоча я і не дуже добре граю.

English: Languages are subject to constant change.
Russian: Языки постоянно подвержены переменам.

English: I work three days a week.
Japanese: 週３で仕事してるよ。

English: Tom opened the cupboard.
German: Tom hat den Schrank geöffnet.

English: Have you ever seen a spider spinning a web?
French: As-tu déjà vu une araignée tisser une toile ?

English: Tom likes to swim.
Russian: Том любит плавать.

English: Is it snowing now?
Ukrainian: Зараз іде сніг?

English: I don't feel like drinking.
Portuguese: Não sinto vontade de beber.

English: Nobody knows what will happen in the future.
Hungarian: Senki nem tudja, hogy a jövőben mi fog történni.

English: Does Tom study French every day?
German: Lernt Tom jeden Tag Französisch?

English: Tom was pretty good.
Serbian: Tom je bio prilično dobar.