English: Don't look.
Serbian: Ne gledaj.

English: What do you usually do at home?
Russian: Чем вы обычно занимаетесь дома?

English: Don't scare the kids.
Russian: Не напугай детей.

English: I wish I could go to Japan.
Ukrainian: Я хотів би мати можливість поїхати до Японії.

English: When did it start snowing?
Portuguese: Quando começou a nevar?

English: I didn't know that most birds can't see at night.
Polish: Nie wiedziałem, że większość ptaków nie widzi w nocy.

English: Don't blame me.
Ukrainian: Не звинувачуй мене.

English: I bought a basketball.
Italian: Comprai una palla da basket.

English: Workers at the company went on a strike.
Russian: Сотрудники компании забастовали.

English: I'm going to give Tom this book.
Czech: Dám Tomovi tuto knihu.

English: Tom was very sad.
French: Tom était très triste.

English: Did Tom offer you a beer?
Russian: Том предложил тебе пива?

English: He left the money at home.
Turkish: Parayı evde bıraktı.

English: This wasn't my idea.
Italian: Questa non era una mia idea.

English: Tom has been to a lot of countries.
Turkish: Tom çok ülke dolaştı.

English: Tom doesn't talk.
Italian: Tom non parla.

English: Tom told everyone that he passed the exam.
German: Tom erzählte allen, dass er die Prüfung bestanden hatte.

English: Tom died a year before his wife did.
Kabyle: Tom yemmut aseggas qbel ad temmet tmeṭṭut-is.

English: My brother is ambidextrous.
Italian: Mio fratello è ambidestro.

English: I think I should've helped Tom.
Italian: Io penso che avrei dovuto aiutare Tom.

English: I want to know.
Spanish: Quiero saberlo.

English: That kind of complicates things.
Portuguese: Esse tipo que complica as coisas.

English: Do you think this is pertinent?
German: Hältst du es für angemessen?

English: I'm confident.
Ukrainian: Я певна в собі.

English: Can you save enough money for the down payment?
Hebrew: אתה יכול לחסוך מספיק כסף לתשלום בסיסי?

English: Is Tom still safe?
German: Ist Tom noch in Sicherheit?

English: Tom was interested.
Portuguese: Tom ficou interessado.

English: The clock isn't working.
Polish: Zegar nie działa.

English: Tom has to agree.
Dutch: Tom moet akkoord gaan.

English: I'm in the middle of something. Can you call me back?
Berber: Aql-iyi ceɣleɣ, tzemreḍ ad iyi-d-tɛawdeḍ?

English: When did you marry your wife?
Turkish: Karınla ne zaman evlendin?

English: It only occasionally happens.
Hungarian: Hébe-hóba ez van.

English: He could get the information by reading the letter.
German: Er konnte die Informationen durch das Lesen des Briefes bekommen.

English: I cleaned my room.
Russian: Я убрался у себя в комнате.

English: She gave a vague answer.
Russian: Она дала неопределённый ответ.

English: I think he was speaking Latin.
Russian: Я думаю, что он говорил на латыни.

English: I was happy to see Tom go.
Italian: Ero felice di vedere Tom andare.

English: I know exactly who Tom plans to marry.
Russian: Я точно знаю, на ком Том собирается жениться.

English: Don't be afraid to make a mistake.
Hebrew: אל תפחד לטעות.

English: I was very busy today.
Hungarian: Ma nagyon elfoglalt voltam.

English: Tom didn't tell Mary.
Macedonian: Том не ѝ кажа на Мери.

English: I'm really sorry about last night.
French: Je suis vraiment désolé pour la nuit dernière.

English: We could have anything our hearts desire.
Macedonian: Можеме да имаме се што ќе ни посака срцето.

English: You should be respectful to your teachers.
Italian: Dovrebbe essere rispettoso con i suoi insegnanti.

English: Why are they doing that?
French: Pourquoi font-ils cela ?

English: The station is that way.
German: Der Bahnhof liegt in jener Richtung.

English: My new pair of shoes are made of leather.
Hungarian: Az új cipőm bőrből készült.

English: I want more money.
Marathi: मला अजून पैशे हवेत.

English: Let's welcome our guests.
German: Lasst uns unsere Gäste begrüßen.

English: Tom repeated the question.
Macedonian: Том го повтори прашањето.

English: I come from Japan.
Japanese: 日本から来ました。

English: I thought I understood you.
Czech: Myslel jsem si, že ti rozumím.

English: There was no objection on the part of the students.
Hebrew: לא הייתה כל התנגדות מצד התלמידים.

English: Are you blind?
Spanish: ¿Eres ciego?

English: I don't even know how to dance.
Kabyle: Ur ssineɣ ad ceḍḥeɣ ula d ccḍeɣ.

English: I owe what I am to my father.
German: Was ich bin, verdanke ich meinem Vater.

English: I love her.
Danish: Jeg elsker hende.

English: You have what they want.
Slovak: Máte to, čo chcú.

English: I don't even have a house.
Italian: Io non ho neanche una casa.

English: Do you know who took the call?
Ukrainian: Ви знаєте, хто відповів на дзвоник?

English: Don't be a bore.
Turkish: Sıkma insanı.

English: Tom looks very afraid.
German: Tom sieht sehr ängstlich aus.

English: Tom doesn't want to clean his room.
Spanish: Tom no quiere limpiar su pieza.

English: Tom plays the harmonica well.
Italian: Tom suona bene l'armonica.

English: May I quote you?
Italian: La posso citare?

English: Everyone looked at my feet.
Russian: Все посмотрели на мои ноги.

English: Tom said that I shouldn't do that.
Turkish: Tom bunu yapmamam gerektiğini söyledi.

English: It'll wear off soon.
Hungarian: Hamarosan le fog kopni.

English: He is my classmate.
Spanish: Él es mi compañero de clase.

English: I know that you want to keep it a secret.
Finnish: Tiedän, että haluat pitää sen salaisuutena.

English: Tom doesn't like playing tennis with Mary.
Russian: Том не любит играть в теннис с Мэри.

English: The situation is bad enough as it is.
Hungarian: Amúgy, ahogy most kinéznek a dolgok, az nem túl bíztató.

English: Many people do this.
German: Viele Leute machen das.

English: I've quit doing that.
Russian: Я бросил это занятие.

English: Tom seems dependable.
Italian: Tom sembra affidabile.

English: Tom doesn't know what you want.
Russian: Том не знает, чего вы хотите.

English: Will you drive me home?
Turkmen: Meni öýüme eltersiňmi?

English: This question is very simple.
Japanese: この質問はとても簡単です。

English: Tom went up the stairs.
Hebrew: תום עלה במדרגות.

English: We're rich.
German: Wir sind reich.

English: Why would you hurt me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué me lastimarías?

English: Tom works at a popular hotel.
Italian: Tom lavora in un albergo popolare.

English: Tom got famous.
Russian: Том стал знаменитым.

English: Let's save the ones we can save.
German: Lass uns die beschützen, die wir beschützen können.

English: I think Tom won't cry.
Russian: Думаю, Том не будет плакать.

English: Maybe I've been too hard on Tom.
German: Vielleicht war ich zu streng Tom gegenüber.

English: It's just a formality.
Hebrew: זה רק עניין פורמלי.

English: This could happen to anybody.
Russian: Это могло бы произойти с кем угодно.

English: Tom has written a book on that subject.
Italian: Tom ha scritto un libro su quell'argomento.

English: I would appreciate any information you can send to us.
Berber: Ad kem-snemmreɣ ɣef yal talɣut ara aɣ-d-tazned.

English: Does Tom drink coffee?
Russian: Том пьёт кофе?

English: Tom wasn't doing that, but Mary was.
Turkish: Tom onu yapmıyordu ama Mary yapıyordu.

English: I'll go home by cab.
Japanese: タクシーでうちへ帰ります。

English: Whose idea was it to fire Tom?
Italian: Di chi è stata l'idea di licenziare Tom?

English: He's two years younger than me.
Russian: Он на два года младше меня.

English: Tom didn't want to work overtime on Christmas Eve.
German: Tom wollte am Heiligabend keine Überstunden machen.

English: I should've bought more food.
Portuguese: Eu deveria ter comprado mais comida.

English: Tom slept.
German: Tom schlief.

English: Tom thinks of Mary as his best friend.
Italian: Tom considera Mary come la sua migliore amica.

English: Maybe Tom is in the backyard.
Japanese: たぶんトムは裏庭にいるでしょう。

English: Tom is a communist.
Dutch: Tom is een communist.

English: This movie is frightening to the children.
Mandarin Chinese: 這部電影對小孩來說很可怕。

English: What would you like to do?
Japanese: 何がしたい？