English: I'll see you tomorrow at school.
French: Je te verrai demain à l'école.

English: Tom put his clothes back on.
German: Tom zog seine Sachen wieder an.

English: I always drive under the speed limit.
Spanish: Siempre conduzco por debajo de la velocidad permitida.

English: I can't go back there alone.
Turkish: Ben oraya yalnız dönemem.

English: I wrote the answers carefully.
Hungarian: A válaszokat gondosan megírtam.

English: Going to Europe is expensive.
Portuguese: Viajar para a Europa custa caro.

English: The hen has laid an egg.
Russian: Курица снесла яйцо.

English: He is a medical student.
German: Er ist Student der Medizin.

English: Today, I have a good appetite.
Ukrainian: В мене сьогодні гарний апетит.

English: When do you want to eat?
Turkish: Ne zaman yemek yemek istiyorsun?

English: I wish I could be of more help.
Russian: Хотела бы я помочь чуть больше.

English: Everything is closed.
Portuguese: Tudo está fechado.

English: Spring is my favorite season.
Swedish: Våren är min favoritårstid.

English: I've been living here my whole life.
Turkish: Hayatım boyunca burada çalıştım.

English: Everybody has weaknesses.
Italian: Hanno tutti delle debolezze.

English: I sometimes feel sad.
Russian: Иногда мне бывает грустно.

English: They were clearing the snow from the sidewalk with a shovel.
Turkish: Onlar kürekle kaldırımdan karı temizliyorlardı.

English: How much does it cost to make a one yen coin?
Japanese: 一円玉１枚作るのに、幾らかかるんだろう？

English: You'd better put on a raincoat.
Kabyle: Tif amer ad telseḍ araɣdaw.

English: Tom lives in Boston with his wife and his three children.
Turkmen: Tom,aýaly we üç çagasy bilen Bostonda ýaşar.

English: Tom is tight-fisted.
Turkish: Tom eli sıkı biridir.

English: Tom will tell you the same thing.
Russian: Том скажет тебе то же самое.

English: Who is that woman holding the flowers?
Berber: Mahmes tameṭṭut-din yeṭṭfen tinewwaṛin?

English: I don't believe that black cats cause bad luck.
Estonian: Ma ei usu, et mustad kassid toovad halba õnne.

English: Tom said you'd never come.
Italian: Tom ha detto che tu non saresti mai venuta.

English: Tom said he was at home on the night of the murder.
Polish: Tom powiedział, że był w domu w noc popełnienia morderstwa.

English: I want to know how Tom died.
German: Ich will wissen, wie Tom gestorben ist.

English: It was the most boring trip of my entire life.
Spanish: Fue el viaje más aburrido de toda mi vida.

English: We had to shut the window because of the mosquitoes.
German: Auf Grund der Mücken mussten wir das Fenster schließen.

English: These gloves were your mother's.
Turkish: Bu eldivenler senin annenindi.

English: I think it's simple.
German: Ich denke, es ist einfach.

English: I want you to work with me.
Berber: Ɣseɣ ad tmahlemt yid-i.

English: It's more difficult than you think.
Ukrainian: Це важче, ніж ви думаєте.

English: Tom caught three fish.
Russian: Том поймал три рыбы.

English: We're surprised.
Portuguese: Nós estamos surpresos.

English: Things are getting back to normal.
Turkish: Şartlar normale dönüyor.

English: Three people can be seen in the photo.
Turkish: Fotoğrafta üç kişi görülebiliyor.

English: Tom told Mary that he'd help her with her homework.
Polish: Tom powiedział Mary, że może jej pomóc z zadaniem domowym.

English: Tom doesn't allow his wife to drive.
Russian: Том не разрешает жене садиться за руль.

English: May I borrow this book?
Russian: Я могу позаимствовать эту книгу?

English: Tom never saw me.
Russian: Том меня никогда не видел.

English: Start over.
Russian: Начинайте сначала.

English: Tom agreed on one condition.
Turkish: Tom bir şartla kabul etti.

English: Would you like some tea?
German: Möchten Sie Tee?

English: Tom doesn't remember where he put his keys.
Russian: Том не помнит, куда положил свои ключи.

English: I want to do something special for you.
Polish: Chcę zrobić dla ciebie coś specjalnego.

English: Kissing a person who smokes is like licking an ashtray.
Czech: Líbat se s kuřákem je jako olizovat popelník.

English: I looked down at the sea.
Spanish: Miré abajo hacia el mar.

English: Those shoes aren't mine.
Hungarian: Azok nem az én cipőim.

English: I can help you look for it.
French: Je peux vous aider à le chercher.

English: I'm the one who convinced Tom not to do that.
Russian: Это я убедил Тома не делать этого.

English: Do I have to go right now?
Japanese: 今すぐ行かなきゃ駄目なの？

English: I refuse to sit there.
Hebrew: אני מסרב לשבת שם.

English: What's Tom got?
German: Was hat Tom?

English: Tom is a little younger than your daughter.
Portuguese: Tom é um pouco mais novo que a sua filha.

English: I buried it.
Polish: Zakopałam go.

English: Why are you home?
Ukrainian: Чому ви вдома?

English: You must work hard if you want to succeed.
Russian: Ты должен работать упорно, если хочешь добиться успеха.

English: Tom rewrote his report.
German: Tom schrieb seinen Bericht um.

English: I tried to persuade Tom to leave.
Serbian: Пробала сам да убедим Тома да остане.

English: Haven't you seen the plans?
Berber: Ur twalamt ara iɣawasen-nni?

English: What's your biggest fear?
Macedonian: Од што се плашиш најмногу?

English: Both children were punished.
Dutch: Beide kinderen werden gestraft.

English: I suspect you don't need to do that.
Turkish: Senin onu yapman gerekmediğinden şüpheliyim.

English: We can't afford that.
Italian: Noi non ce lo possiamo permettere.

English: Don't leave town.
German: Verlasse nicht die Stadt!

English: Why don't you just give up?
Russian: Почему бы тебе просто не сдаться?

English: Whose are these?
Italian: Di chi sono queste?

English: I have a telephone.
Russian: У меня есть телефон.

English: I'll join you in a moment.
Italian: Mi unirò a voi tra un istante.

English: I can't find a good job.
Thai: ผมหางานดีๆไม่ได้

English: Are you telling me it's my fault?
Finnish: Väitätkö, että se on minun syytäni?

English: I don't let my children speak French at home.
Russian: Я не позволяю детям говорить дома на французском.

English: I can no longer remain silent.
Russian: Я не могу больше молчать.

English: I don't know where to put it.
Russian: Я не знаю, куда её положить.

English: Where is the difference?
Czech: Kde je ten rozdíl?

English: Tom filed a patent for his invention.
French: Tom a déposé un brevet pour son invention.

English: I began the book.
German: Ich begann mit dem Buch.

English: I phoned Mary, but the line was busy.
Italian: Ho telefonato a Mary, però la linea era occupata.

English: My father does nothing but watch TV on Sundays.
Japanese: 父の日曜日は、ただテレビを見るだけだ。

English: What time did you get up yesterday?
Italian: A che ora ti sei alzato ieri?

English: Admission is free for preschool children.
Japanese: 未就学児入場無料。

English: There'll be no second chances.
Macedonian: Нема да има втора шанса.

English: Tom asked us to wait until Monday.
German: Tom hat uns gebeten, bis Montag zu warten.

English: She became a postman.
Chavacano: Ya quedá le cartera.

English: Whose notebook is that?
Cantonese: 嗰本簿係邊個㗎？

English: I didn't see anything at all.
Russian: Я вообще ничего не видел.

English: It was really good.
Macedonian: Навистина беше добро.

English: The conversation moved on to other topics.
Russian: Разговор перешёл на другие темы.

English: Tom is a soccer player, isn't he?
Berber: Tom d amcirḍar neɣ uhu?

English: Hold it!
Serbian: Stoj tu!

English: Do you have everything?
Russian: У тебя есть всё?

English: Are you famous?
Italian: Voi siete famosi?

English: Tom fell into the pool.
Russian: Том упал в бассейн.

English: I'll work.
Berber: Ad mahleɣ.

English: There's a post office at the end of the street.
Japanese: 突き当たりに郵便局があります。

English: To tell the truth, I had forgotten all about our appointment.
Czech: Abych řekl pravdu, docela jsem na naše setkání zapomněl.

English: She was on verge of fainting.
French: Elle était au bord de l'évanouissement.