English: Tom will be in Boston all summer.
Turkish: Tom bütün yaz Boston'da olacak.

English: He will play golf next Sunday.
Italian: Lui giocherà a golf domenica prossima.

English: Tom is meeting with a client.
Ukrainian: У Тома зустріч з клієнтом.

English: I've been pretty busy.
Portuguese: Tenho estado bem ocupado.

English: All is well.
Hebrew: הכל כשורה.

English: Tom called three times.
German: Tom hat dreimal angerufen.

English: I was at home.
Spanish: Estaba en casa.

English: Tom said he disagrees.
Italian: Tom dice di non essere d'accordo.

English: Tom plays the flute.
Russian: Том играет на флейте.

English: Many people envy Tom's success.
Portuguese: Muita gente tem inveja do sucesso de Tom.

English: The food is getting cold.
Bokmål: Maten blir kald.

English: I got off at the third stop.
French: Je suis descendu au troisième arrêt.

English: Yours is worse.
Spanish: La tuya es peor.

English: I knew what had happened.
German: Ich wusste, was passiert war.

English: I couldn't sleep because of the heat.
Dutch: Door de warmte kon ik niet slapen.

English: Even Tom won't be able to help us.
German: Selbst Tom wird uns nicht helfen können.

English: The rich are different from you and me.
Turkish: Zengin, sen ve benden farklıdır.

English: I bought a new printer.
Turkish: Yeni bir yazıcı aldım.

English: Call me this evening.
Greek: Τηλεφωνήστε μου το βράδυ.

English: Tom loved the book Mary gave him.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'nin ona verdiği kitabı sevdi.

English: I'm a baker.
Spanish: Soy panadero.

English: They did a good job.
French: Elles ont fait du bon boulot.

English: A good biography is interesting and instructive.
German: Eine gute Biographie ist interessant und lehrreich.

English: I must ask you to leave.
Turkish: Ben ayrılmanı istemeliyim.

English: Those who want to remain may do so.
Russian: Кто хочет, может остаться.

English: Tom sat next to Mary at the piano.
German: Tom setzte sich neben Maria an das Klavier.

English: We aren't safe here.
Italian: Noi non siamo al sicuro qui.

English: I had my brother clean my room.
Berber: Nniɣ-as i gma ad iyi-yessizdeg taxxamt-inu.

English: The Battle of Fort Sumter was over.
Italian: La battaglia di Fort Sumter era finita.

English: Did everyone have a good time?

English: Tom hates the rules.
Italian: Tom odia le regole.

English: Do you know whether Tom can speak French?
Russian: Ты не знаешь, говорит ли Том на французском?

English: I was impolite.
Bulgarian: Бях груб.

English: Tom says that he doesn't want to live like that anymore.
Russian: Том говорит, что не хочет так больше жить.

English: What really matters the most is how we deal with this issue.
Latvian: Vissvarīgākais ir tas, kā mēs risinām šo jautājumu.

English: Continue digging.
Slovak: Kop ďalej.

English: We will never agree.
Hebrew: אף פעם לא נסכים.

English: Tom couldn't remember where he hid the money.
Russian: Том не мог вспомнить, где спрятал деньги.

English: Only Tom knows the truth.
Danish: Kun Tom kender sandheden.

English: I'm doing this now.
Russian: Я сейчас этим занимаюсь.

English: Tom is going to escape.
Ukrainian: Том утече.

English: A huge federal budget deficit has been plaguing the American economy for many years.
Dutch: Een reusachtig tekort op de federale begroting vergiftigt de Amerikaanse economie al vele jaren.

English: I haven't bought Tom a Christmas present yet.
Dutch: Ik heb voor Tom nog geen kerstcadeau gekocht.

English: Tom is waiting for everyone to leave.
Mandarin Chinese: 湯姆等著別人都離開。

English: The dog looks hungry.
Berber: La d-yettban yelluẓ uydi-nni.

English: Tell us what happened.
Hungarian: Mondd el nekünk, hogy mi történt!

English: You're not allowed to park there.
German: Man darf da nicht parken.

English: Everything is subject to the laws of nature.
French: Tout est soumis aux lois de la nature.

English: He hates shopping.
Finnish: Hän vihaa shoppailua.

English: That's really impressive.
Slovak: Je to veľmi pôsobivé.

English: I'm different from my father.
Russian: Я не такой, как мой отец.

English: Cut it in half.
German: Schneide es in zwei Hälften.

English: Give me half.
Ukrainian: Дайте мені половину.

English: Mt. Fuji is covered with snow in the winter.
French: Le Mont Fuji est recouvert de neige en hiver.

English: What kind of demands are they making?
Portuguese: Que tipo de exigências eles estão fazendo?

English: I love Italian food.
Russian: Обожаю итальянскую кухню.

English: They're just young boys.
Italian: Loro sono solo dei ragazzini.

English: I like elephants.
Portuguese: Eu gosto de elefantes.

English: You have to go to school.
Spanish: Tenéis que ir al colegio.

English: Try to fulfill your duty.
Icelandic: Reyndu að uppfylla skyldu þína.

English: I'm the one who made this.
Italian: Sono colui che ha fatto questo.

English: He was thirsty.
Italian: Era assetato.

English: Give me the sword.
Spanish: Dame la espada.

English: Do as you like.
Vietnamese: Thích làm gì thì làm.

English: Your parents kept an eye on us.
Russian: Твои родители за нами присматривали.

English: I told you I don't know if Tom will tell the truth.
Russian: Я же тебе сказал, что не знаю, скажет ли Том правду.

English: Tom is making breakfast.
Berber: Tom la d-yessewjad imekli n tnezzayt.

English: We have less than three hours.
Hungarian: Legfeljebb három óránk van.

English: Why did you postpone doing that?
Berber: Maɣef ay twexxred aya?

English: I really love coming here.
German: Ich komme sehr gerne hierher.

English: You like English, don't you?
Portuguese: Você gosta de inglês, não gosta?

English: How many knives do you need?
Ukrainian: Скільки вам потрібно ножів?

English: We can see more and more swallows.
Russian: Мы видим всё больше ласточек.

English: I'll never forget that.
Marathi: मी ते कधीच विसरणार नाही.

English: Can I have another piece of toast?
Portuguese: Posso ter outro pedaço de torrada?

English: I consider you one of my closest friends.
Russian: Я Вас считаю одной из моих самых близких подруг.

English: Things are improving.
Italian: Le cose stanno migliorando.

English: Tom really sounds angry.
Berber: Tom ha-t-an iban irfa s wawal-is.

English: Do you have children of your own?
Berber: Tlid arraw-nnem kemm?

English: They already got married.
Italian: Si sono già sposati.

English: The flowers are opening.
Portuguese: As flores estão se abrindo.

English: Please turn off the light before leaving the room.
German: Schalte bitte das Licht aus, bevor du den Raum verlässt!

English: You're my favorite teacher.
Ukrainian: Ви мій улюблений учитель.

English: Tom used to drive an ice cream truck.
Turkish: Tom bir dondurma kamyonu kullanıyordu.

English: It's finally over.
French: C'est enfin terminé.

English: Put some clothes on.
Russian: Наденьте чего-нибудь.

English: Never do that.
Ukrainian: Ніколи так не роби.

English: He finally succeeded.
Ukrainian: Йому нарешті вдалося.

English: The car left a cloud of dust behind it.
Russian: Машина оставила за собой облако пыли.

English: This fits perfectly.
Hungarian: Ez tökéletesen illeszkedik.

English: Tom has never been abroad.
Portuguese: Tom nunca esteve no exterior.

English: I wouldn't like to be in her shoes.
Danish: Jeg vil ikke ønske at være i hendes sko.

English: I haven't broken anything.
Russian: Я ничего не сломал.

English: I don't have either a cat or a dog.
Berber: Ur yelli ɣer-i umcic wala aydi.

English: You'd better go home as soon as possible.
French: Vous feriez mieux d'aller chez vous le plus tôt possible.

English: The storm raged in all its fury.
French: La tempête fit rage dans toute sa fureur.

English: He had three sons.
Russian: У него было три сына.

English: She is busy at present and can't speak to you.
Japanese: 彼女は今忙しく、あなたとお話できません。

English: Are you going to go anywhere this summer?
French: Vas-tu quelque part cet été ?

English: I just don't like any kind of sports.
Polish: Nie lubię żadnego sportu.