English: The statue was damaged.
Russian: Статуя была повреждена.

English: I see you are awake.
Dutch: Ik zie dat je wakker bent.

English: This is an old type of American clock.
Turkish: Bu eski tipte bir Amerikan saatidir.

English: How many hats do you own?
Italian: Quanti cappelli possiedi?

English: I wonder where Tom put my umbrella.
Portuguese: Eu me pergunto onde o Tom colocou o meu guarda-chuva.

English: We live in the United States.
German: Wir leben in den Vereinigten Staaten.

English: I hear you're studying French with Tom.
Russian: Я слышала, вы учите французский с Томом.

English: You're a hypocrite.
Hebrew: את צבוע!

English: Did you ask Tom why?
Russian: Вы спросили у Тома почему?

English: Tom told me he was Canadian.
Portuguese: O Tom me disse que ele era canadense.

English: He can do it better than I can.
French: Il est capable de le faire mieux que moi.

English: I went hiking with the group.
Italian: Io sono andato a fare trekking con il gruppo.

English: This thing won't last long.
Turkish: Bu şey uzun sürmeyecek.

English: Do you doubt that he will win?
Russian: Вы сомневаетесь, что он победит?

English: You must leave everything.
Berber: Yessefk ad d-tejjemt kullec.

English: I thought Tom was going to do that for us.
Czech: Myslel jsem si, že to Tom pro nás udělá.

English: How did you come to know about her?
French: Comment as-tu appris son existence ?

English: Stop yelling!
Russian: Прекратите орать!

English: We're not going to sell it.
Ukrainian: Ми її не продамо.

English: His word is law.
Berber: Awal-nnes d asaḍuf.

English: Why didn't you ever tell me that you used to live in Boston?
Russian: Почему ты никогда не говорил мне, что ты жил в Бостоне?

English: Where's Tom gone?
Ukrainian: Куди пішов Том?

English: I see his house.
Berber: Walaɣ axxam-is.

English: Tom is still on the job.
German: Tom ist immer noch bei der Arbeit.

English: Apply in writing.
Hebrew: תפנה בכתב.

English: Tom was obviously not impressed.
Spanish: Obviamente Tom no estaba impresionado.

English: Did you plan that with Tom?
Italian: L'ha pianificato con Tom?

English: Is Tom afraid to be alone?
Hungarian: Tom fél az egyedülléttől?

English: Tom doesn't know any of his neighbors.
Russian: Том не знаком ни с кем из своих соседей.

English: You're never too old to learn.
French: On n'est jamais trop vieux pour apprendre.

English: Tom can't remember where he put his sunglasses.
German: Tom kann sich nicht erinnern, wohin er seine Sonnenbrille verlegt hat.

English: Tom didn't go to church.
Italian: Tom non è andato in chiesa.

English: Tom is asleep in the next room.
Russian: Том спит в соседней комнате.

English: We can't afford to make any mistakes.
German: Wir können es uns nicht leisten, Fehler zu machen.

English: You should stay away from there.
Dutch: Je moet er uit de buurt blijven.

English: Do you think that it'll be hard to do that?
Russian: Думаешь, это будет трудно сделать?

English: The women's basketball team has a male coach.
Russian: У женской команды по баскетболу тренер - мужчина.

English: He won the race easily.
Hungarian: Könnyedén megnyerte a futamot.

English: Here's everything you need to know.
Spanish: Aquí tenéis todo lo que necesitáis saber.

English: They lived in a very small house at the end of a long, gray street.
German: Sie wohnten in einem sehr kleinen Haus am Ende einer langen, grauen Straße.

English: In our society, there are both honorable people and swindlers.
Polish: W naszym społeczeństwie są zarówno ludzie honoru, jak i oszuści.

English: I hope to someday live in a mansion.
Hungarian: Remélem, egy napon egy villában fogok élni.

English: I forgot her name.
Turkish: Onun ismini unuttum.

English: I didn't know that you cooked.
Berber: Ur ẓriɣ ara dakken tessnemt ad tessewwemt.

English: It's been a pleasure doing business with you.
Romanian: A fost o plăcere să fac afaceri cu tine.

English: We've run out of tea.
Russian: У нас закончился чай.

English: That's not a problem at all.
Bulgarian: Това не е никакъв проблем.

English: Every seat was full.
Danish: Hvert sæde var fyldt.

English: Our train is late.
Ukrainian: Наш поїзд запізнюється.

English: He's a bit jealous.
Italian: È un po' geloso.

English: I'm not so brave.
Italian: Non sono così coraggioso.

English: Buy some toys.
Turkish: Birkaç oyuncak satın al.

English: No one offered to help me.
Russian: Никто не предложил помочь мне.

English: Can you give me a discount?
Russian: Вы можете предоставить мне скидку?

English: I knew this moment would come.
German: Ich wusste, dass dieser Moment kommt.

English: I can hope for a miracle, can't I?
German: Ich kann auf ein Wunder hoffen, nicht wahr?

English: Japan is close to China.
Bengali: জাপান চীনের কাছাকাছি অবস্থিত।

English: He trimmed his beard for the wedding.
French: Il tailla sa barbe pour le mariage.

English: There's blood on your hands.
Russian: У тебя на руках кровь.

English: Don't talk to your father like that.
Italian: Non parlate così a vostro padre.

English: Tom isn't sure what he's supposed to do.
Portuguese: Tom não tem certeza do que deve fazer.

English: Does anyone here speak Japanese?
Lithuanian: Ar čia yra mokančių japoniškai?

English: I had expected him at the meeting.
Icelandic: Ég hafði búist við honum á fundinn.

English: It might rain tomorrow.
Arabic: لربما تمطر غداً.

English: Tom blamed himself for Mary's death.

English: It is clear that no one has anything new to suggest.
Russian: Очевидно, что никто не может предложить ничего нового.

English: Tom is going to Mary's birthday party tomorrow, isn't he?
Russian: Том ведь идёт завтра к Мэри на день рождения?

English: Tom died soon after Mary died.
German: Tom starb kurz nach Maria.

English: What time did you go to bed yesterday?
Ukrainian: О котрій ви вчора лягли спати?

English: I agree with what Tom wrote.
Ukrainian: Я згодна з тим, що написав Том.

English: I've thought about you all day.
Finnish: Olen ajatellut sinua koko päivän.

English: Tom was still there.
Turkish: Tom hâlâ oradaydı.

English: Go wake Tom up and tell him breakfast is ready.
Russian: Иди разбуди Тома и скажи ему, что завтрак готов.

English: I'm helping as much as I can.
Japanese: できるだけのことはしてみます。

English: He was seized with fear.
French: Il fut pris d'un accès de peur.

English: Why did you poison us?
Italian: Perché ci avete avvelenate?

English: Would you like a banana?
Turkish: Muz ister misin?

English: Tom told me you were afraid.
French: Tom m'a dit que vous aviez eu peur.

English: I often buy bread.
Italian: Compro spesso del pane.

English: No one goes there anymore.
Portuguese: Ninguém vai mais lá.

English: Tom doesn't have to come.
German: Tom braucht nicht zu kommen.

English: You may eat now.
Russian: Теперь можете поесть.

English: I used to dream about being a successful businessman.
Polish: Kiedyś marzyłem, że będę bogatym przedsiębiorcą.

English: Have a good time on your date.
Spanish: Pasáoslo bien en vuestra cita.

English: If a job is worth doing, it is worth doing well.
Serbian: Ако посао вреди обавити, онда га вреди обавити ваљано.

English: She looks very young.
Russian: Она очень молодо выглядит.

English: Tom is smiling.
Korean: 톰은 웃고 있다.

English: Tom, Mary, John and Alice all have driver's licenses.
Portuguese: Tom, Mary, John e Alice têm carteira de motorista.

English: I did some stupid things.
Hebrew: עשיתי כמה דברים טיפשיים.

English: Tom looks suspicious.
Italian: Tom sembra dubbio.

English: Give me thirty minutes.
Russian: Дай мне тридцать минут.

English: Be nice to others.
Berber: Ilit d imesgulen d medden.

English: His brother is married, but he doesn't have children.
Italian: Suo fratello è sposato, però non ha figli.

English: Why do you want me to stop?
Russian: Почему вы хотите, чтобы я перестал?

English: The stolen car was found in the parking lot.
Turkish: Çalınan araç otoparkta bulundu.

English: Where do you hurt?
Berber: Anda ay la tettḥulfud i weqraḥ?