English: He lives in this neighborhood.
Finnish: Hän asuu tässä kaupunginosassa.

English: Tom hated the shoes that Mary was wearing.
Portuguese: Tom odiou os sapatos que Maria estava usando.

English: I hope to enjoy myself as well.
Turkish: Kendim de keyif almayı umuyorum.

English: I have a table.
Russian: У меня есть стол.

English: He tried to appeal.
Berber: Yeɛreḍ ad yerẓ ccṛeɛ.

English: I'm not a good cook.
Italian: Non sono un bravo cuoco.

English: I'm on the phone.
Japanese: 電話中なんですよ。

English: Do the police have any idea who stole it?
French: Est-ce que la police a une idée de qui l'a volé ?

English: Tom has a daughter whose name is Mary.
German: Tom hat eine Tochter, die Maria heißt.

English: He must have taken the wrong train.
Portuguese: Ele deve ter pegado o trem errado.

English: Everybody speaks well of him.
Spanish: Todo el mundo habla bien de él.

English: Tom got all his affairs in order, to make it easier for Mary after his death.
Hungarian: Tom rendbe tette a dolgait, hogy az ő halála után Marynek könnyebb legyen.

English: Have you lived here for a long time?
Serbian: Да ли дуго живиш овде?

English: Does Tom have to stay home today?
Polish: Czy Tom musi dziś zostać w domu?

English: I have just a few more questions.
Portuguese: Tenho só mais algumas perguntas.

English: Write with a pen.
Danish: Skriv med en pen.

English: I'm surprised to see you.
Italian: Sono stupita di vedervi.

English: Being loved is perhaps the greatest feeling in the world.
Czech: Být milován je asi ten nejskvělejší pocit na světě.

English: Stop swearing.
Serbian: Престани да псујеш.

English: Is it necessary to live in a French-speaking country to become fluent in French?
Italian: È necessario vivere in un paese francofono per diventare fluenti in francese?

English: Tom doesn't speak French as fluently as Mary.
Portuguese: O Tom não fala francês de forma tão fluente quanto a Mary.

English: We ate potato soup.
Turkish: Patates çorbası içtik.

English: The committee lifted the sanctions.
Finnish: Komitea poisti talouspakotteet.

English: I don't share your opinion.
Ukrainian: Я з вами не згодна.

English: What's Boston like?
Macedonian: Каков е Бостон?

English: Neither Tom nor Mary has been in Boston since last October.
Turkmen: Ne Tom ne-de Mery geçen Oktýabrdan bäri Bostanda bolmandylar.

English: I will show you around.
German: Ich führe Sie herum.

English: Maybe Tom's got something to hide.
Russian: Возможно, Тому есть что скрывать.

English: Many children will be going from door to door saying "Trick or treat?" on Halloween night.
Hebrew: ילדים רבים יעברו מדלת לדלת וישאלו "כיבוד או תחבולה?" בליל כל הקדושים.

English: Tom wasn't born in Boston.
Italian: Tom non è nato a Boston.

English: Tom, your life's in danger.
German: Tom, dein Leben ist in Gefahr.

English: Which car is yours?
Russian: Какая машина ваша?

English: Tom was unenthusiastic about that.
German: Tom war davon nicht begeistert.

English: I've got a meeting to go to.
Russian: Мне надо на собрание.

English: Did you find your contact lenses?
Mandarin Chinese: 你找到你的隱形眼鏡了嗎？

English: I appreciate everything you've done.
Russian: Я ценю всё, что вы сделали.

English: Tom persuaded her into going to the movies with him.
Japanese: トムは一緒に映画に行くように彼女を説き伏せた。

English: Have you told Tom I'm here?
Berber: Tennid-as i Tom dakken da ay lliɣ?

English: Tom pretended not to know anything.
Russian: Том сделал вид, что ничего не знает.

English: Your mother's doctor wants to talk to you.
Italian: Il dottore di tua madre vuole parlare con te.

English: I hate weekends.
Portuguese: Odeio finais de semana.

English: Those aren't my rules. They're Tom's.
Turkish: Onlar benim kurallarım değil, Tom'un kuralları.

English: He can do whatever he likes with the money.
Spanish: Puede hacer lo que quiera con el dinero.

English: You must answer the question.
Hebrew: את חייבת לענות על השאלה.

English: Tom is waiting for Mary's call.
Italian: Tom sta aspettando la chiamata di Mary.

English: The heavy snow kept us from going out.
Berber: Adfel-nni ay iwten s waṭas yeqḍeɛ-aɣ tuffɣa.

English: I thought that you were a teacher.
Berber: Jeεleɣ kečč d aselmad.

English: We can do without those.
German: Auf die können wir verzichten.

English: You're obscene.
Italian: Lei è oscena.

English: This bicycle belongs to my brother.
Berber: N gma tesnasɣalt-a.

English: Let's see what happens tomorrow.
Turkish: Bakalım yarın neler olacak.

English: Let's have lunch together.
Ukrainian: Давайте пообідаємо разом.

English: Tom is sad because his dog died.
German: Tom ist traurig, weil sein Hund gestorben ist.

English: I don't want to offend you.
French: Je ne veux pas vous offusquer.

English: You're diplomatic.
Italian: Lei è diplomatico.

English: I'm a tractor driver.
Swedish: Jag är traktorförare.

English: Don't rely on others.
French: Ne comptez pas sur les autres.

English: Are you done with the book yet?
Portuguese: Você já terminou com o livro?

English: Have you eaten lunch?
Italian: Lei ha pranzato?

English: Tom wants to kill himself.
Berber: Tom yebɣa ad ineɣ iman-nnes.

English: If you need my help, I'll help you.
Marathi: तुम्हाला माझ्या मदतीची गरज असेल तर मी तुमची मदत करेन.

English: Do you live here?
German: Lebt ihr hier?

English: Tom treats me like a slave.
Ukrainian: Том ставиться до мене, як до рабині.

English: Anybody knows it.
German: Jeder weiß es.

English: A few days later, Tom found a new job.
Turkish: Birkaç gün sonra, Tom yeni bir iş buldu.

English: Tom's daughter is sick.
Hebrew: הילדה של טום חולה.

English: He likes watching TV.
Italian: A lui piace guardare la TV.

English: After death there is nothing.
Russian: После смерти нет ничего.

English: I trust him.
French: Je lui fais confiance.

English: I can manage this.
Hebrew: אני יכולה לארגן זאת.

English: Are you getting divorced?
Hungarian: Válni fogsz?

English: We should come here more often.
Czech: Měli bychom sem chodit častěji.

English: That scares me.
Ukrainian: Це мене лякає.

English: Do you think Tom will really help?
Berber: Ɣef leḥsab-nwent, Tom ad d-yalel s tidet?

English: I hid myself under the bed.
Ukrainian: Я заховався під ліжком.

English: I think that jacket would fit me.
Bulgarian: Мисля, че онова яке ще ми стане.

English: I'm allergic to nuts.
Swedish: Jag är allergisk mot nötter.

English: She misses her father.
Italian: Le manca suo padre.

English: How hard can this possibly be?
Turkish: Bu muhtemelen ne kadar zor olabilir?

English: Read as many books as you can.
Portuguese: Leia quantos livros puder.

English: Who wants coffee?
Turkish: Kim kahve istiyor?

English: My parents were teachers.
Portuguese: Meus pais eram professores.

English: Something happened.
Kabyle: Yella wacu i d-yeḍran.

English: Are you having a breakdown?
Russian: У вас поломка?

English: The soup's very hot.
Spanish: La sopa está muy caliente.

English: I'll act on your advice.
French: J'agirai suivant votre conseil.

English: The last day to apply is the day after tomorrow.
Danish: Sidste frist for ansøgning er i overmorgen.

English: Do I have to stay in the hospital?
Arabic: هل يتوجب علي البقاء في المستشفى؟

English: I went abroad.
Hebrew: נסעתי לחו"ל.

English: I second that idea.
Russian: Я поддерживаю эту идею.

English: Tom added up the numbers.
Berber: Tom yesmerna imḍanen-nni.

English: We felt relieved when we saw a light in the distance.
Japanese: 遠方に明かりが見えたとき私たちはほっとする思いだった。

English: Our best friend is a doctor.
Berber: Amidi-nteɣ amuyaf d imsujji.

English: We have a lot of things in common.
Portuguese: Nós temos muitas coisas em comum.

English: It's perfectly normal.
Italian: È perfettamente normale.

English: I really wanted to make some money.
Ukrainian: Я дуже хотіла заробити трохи грошей.

English: You're amusing.
Italian: Sei divertente.

English: Tom told the judge his side of the story.
Czech: Tom soudci řekli svoji verzi příběhu.