English: I hope I managed to trick Tom.
Czech: Snad jsem Toma převezl.

English: What was the time of death?
Portuguese: Qual foi a hora da morte?

English: Stop that car.
Italian: Fermate quell'automobile.

English: You're impressed, aren't you?
Hebrew: את מתרשמת, לא?

English: There is a very old temple in the town.
Russian: В городе есть очень старый храм.

English: He may be able to come tomorrow.
Polish: Może być w stanie przyjść jutro.

English: Why are you being nice to me?
Marathi: तुम्ही माझ्याशी चांगलं का वागत आहात?

English: They were hungry.
Ukrainian: Вони хотіли їсти.

English: How do you feel about all this?
Russian: Как вы ко всему этому относитесь?

English: They need to cancel school.
Berber: Ilaq ad semmten aɣerbaz.

English: When do you eat dinner?
Berber: Ɣef wacḥal ay tettetteḍ imensi?

English: It is likely to be fine tomorrow.
Czech: Je pravděpodobné, že zítra bude hezky.

English: I did that a lot.
German: Ich habe das viel gemacht.

English: I have no regrets.
Hebrew: אין בי חרטות.

English: I like milk.
Dutch: Ik hou van melk.

English: Would you like sugar and milk?
Italian: Vorrebbe zucchero e latte?

English: How's Tom going to do that?
Portuguese: Como o Tom vai fazer isso?

English: It's great to finally be alone.
Hungarian: Szuper, végre egyedül.

English: I want to learn to speak Hawaiian, so I can impress my girlfriend.
French: Je veux apprendre l'hawaïen, comme ça je pourrais impressionner ma petite amie.

English: Tom has visited Boston before.
Italian: Tom ha visitato Boston prima.

English: How far's the top of the mountain?
Russian: Как далеко до вершины горы?

English: Can Tom drive?
Russian: Том умеет водить машину?

English: Tom has analyzed the results.
Kabyle: Tom yesleḍ igemmaḍ-nni.

English: Tom is waiting for your reply.
Russian: Том ждёт твоего ответа.

English: My father told me to keep silent.
Russian: Папа сказал мне молчать.

English: It's a great honor to have had the king visit our city.
Japanese: 国王が私達の市を訪問なさったのは、大変な名誉です。

English: Teaching children is easier than teaching adults.
Spanish: Enseñarle a los niños es más fácil que a los adultos.

English: Why were you absent yesterday?
Estonian: Miks sa puudusid eile?

English: I see myself in the mirror.
Russian: Я вижу себя в зеркало.

English: My grandfather is very healthy.
Berber: Jeddi iṣeḥḥa.

English: You're so modest.
Russian: Ты такая скромная.

English: Tom is waiting for Mary to call.
Portuguese: Tom está esperando Mary ligar.

English: Tom made some vegetable soup.
Russian: Том сварил овощной суп.

English: Did you get something to eat?
Italian: Lei ha preso qualcosa da mangiare?

English: This is the tallest building that I have ever seen.
Italian: Questo è l'edificio più alto che io abbia mai visto.

English: Tom handed the empty bottle to Mary.
Russian: Том передал пустую бутылку Мэри.

English: Tell me why you were absent from school yesterday.
Russian: Скажи мне, почему вчера тебя не было в школе.

English: I was in the mountains.
Belarusian: Я быў у гарах.

English: A grasshopper and many ants lived in a field.
Berber: Yella yiwen n ubẓiẓ yedder deg yiwen n yiger ɣer yidis n wacḥal n tkeḍfin.

English: You're stronger than me.
Russian: Ты сильнее меня.

English: You have what it takes.
German: Sie haben das Zeug dazu.

English: I'll lock the door.
Russian: Я запру дверь.

English: Which do you prefer, rice or bread?
Japanese: ご飯とパンどちらがいいですか。

English: My kids don't usually lie to me.
German: Meine Kinder lügen mich in der Regel nicht an.

English: Tom will explain it to you.
Berber: Ad awen-t-id-yessegzu Tom.

English: Are we bothering you?
Russian: Мы тебе мешаем?

English: When do you write?
Marathi: तू कधी लिहितोस?

English: He ran away at the sight of the policeman.
Russian: Он убежал, завидев полицейского.

English: I just wanted to be left alone.
French: Je voulais juste qu'on me laisse tranquille.

English: We wanted to talk to you.
Russian: Мы хотели с тобой поговорить.

English: I'll deal with that tomorrow.
Ukrainian: Я розберуся з цим завтра.

English: You were hoping to win, weren't you?
Russian: Ты ведь надеялся победить?

English: My father is very angry with me.
Spanish: Mi padre está muy enojado conmigo.

English: I brought you some water.
French: Je vous ai apporté de l'eau.

English: This isn't about Tom.
Macedonian: Не се работи за Том тука.

English: I'm dying of thirst.
Hebrew: אני מתה מצמא.

English: I think Tom is charming.
Italian: Penso che Tom sia affascinante.

English: Tom vomited.
Turkish: Tom istifra etti.

English: Can I talk to you about something?
German: Kann ich mit Ihnen etwas besprechen?

English: This organization cannot exist without you.
Italian: Questa organizzazione non può esistere senza di lei.

English: Can I try it on?
Hungarian: Fel tudom ezt próbálni?

English: The wooden chair is expensive.
Italian: La sedia di legno è costosa.

English: Parrots can imitate the human voice.
Dutch: Een papegaai kan de menselijke stem nadoen.

English: Tom has enormous potential.
Russian: У Тома огромный потенциал.

English: Hopefully, we'll see Tom today.
Russian: Будем надеяться, что мы сегодня увидим Тома.

English: Our personnel are very highly educated.
Russian: Наш персонал очень высоко образован.

English: Do you think Tom would permit me to do that?
Russian: Думаешь, Том разрешил бы мне это сделать?

English: Does Tom want kids?
Serbian: Да ли Том жели децу?

English: Who are these texts from?
Italian: Da chi vengono questi messaggi?

English: Tom didn't have anything to do.
Romanian: Tom nu avea nimic de făcut.

English: I have a much fresher piece of bread than you.
German: Ich habe ein viel frischeres Stück Brot als du.

English: Tom and Mary teach at the same school.
Portuguese: Tom e Mary ensinam na mesma escola.

English: I didn't say anything.
Spanish: No dije nada.

English: The instructions are attached to the machine.
Russian: Инструкции приложены к машине.

English: Tom got to work later than usual this morning. I wonder why.
Hebrew: טום הגיע היום לעבודה מאוחר מהרגיל. אני תוהה מדוע.

English: It's a risk we can't afford to take.
Italian: È un rischio che non possiamo permetterci di correre.

English: I thought Tom had a day off.
German: Ich dachte, Tom hätte einen Tag frei.

English: This hat is too small for me.
Russian: Эта шляпа мне мала.

English: Do you like anchovies?
Italian: Ti piacciono le acciughe?

English: Can you save enough money for the down payment?
French: Pouvez-vous mettre assez d'argent de côté pour la mise de fond ?

English: Why are you so tired today?
Ukrainian: Чому ти сьогодні такий втомлений?

English: Tom lumbered along like an elephant.
Portuguese: Tom caminhava pesadamente qual um elefante.

English: I've got nothing to hide.
Polish: Nie mam nic do ukrycia.

English: These are yours.
Portuguese: Estas são suas.

English: I have two dogs, three cats, and six chickens.
Japanese: 犬を２匹、猫を３匹、ニワトリを６羽飼ってるよ。

English: He painted the ceiling blue.
Ukrainian: Том пофарбував стелю у синій колір.

English: As far as I know, there is no such word.
Italian: Per quanto ne so, non c'è una parola così.

English: Tom will have a busy weekend.
Portuguese: O Tom terá um fim de semana ocupado.

English: The fact is that she didn't even read the letter.
Danish: Faktum er, at hun ikke engang læste brevet.

English: I know what it's for.
German: Ich weiß, wofür das ist.

English: I forgot about that.
French: J'ai oublié ça.

English: Nobody thinks that.
Dutch: Dat denkt niemand.

English: Maybe we should talk about this somewhere else.
Portuguese: Talvez deveríamos falar sobre isso em outro lugar.

English: There is always something to do.
Italian: C'è sempre qualcosa da fare.

English: That's enough.
French: Arrête !

English: I don't need anything from you.
Russian: Мне ничего от вас не нужно.

English: I've got to be careful.
Russian: Я должен быть осторожен.

English: I want my hammer back.
French: Je veux qu'on me rende mon marteau.