English: You should think of their religions.
Portuguese: Você deve pensar nas religiões deles.

English: I laughed at his joke.
Japanese: 彼のジョークに笑ったよ。

English: I heard you were leaving.
Turkish: Duydum ki gidiyormuşsun.

English: Tom objected to being treated like a child.
German: Tom lehnte es ab, wie ein Kind behandelt zu werden.

English: Don't make a scene in public.
French: Ne fais pas de scène en public.

English: The urban-renewal project is now well under way.
French: Le projet de renouveau urbain est désormais bien en route.

English: Tom rejected all of my ideas.
Russian: Том забраковал все мои идеи.

English: I'd like three of these.

English: Are you a doctor?
Portuguese: Você é médico?

English: My brother is a teacher.
Ukrainian: Мій брат вчитель.

English: Pay very close attention.
Portuguese: Preste muita atenção.

English: Do you think Tom was hungry?
Turkish: Tom'un acıkmış olduğunu mu düşünüyorsun?

English: Tom thinks that I don't know what he said.
Portuguese: Tom acha que eu não sei o que ele disse.

English: I just don't see why we have to eat there.
Italian: Semplicemente non capisco perché dobbiamo mangiare lì.

English: I always stay at home on Sundays.
Danish: Jeg bliver altid hjemme om søndagen.

English: He made up his mind to write in his diary every day.
Russian: Он настроился писать в свой дневник ежедневно.

English: We have little money available for the research.
German: Wir haben wenig Geld für die Forschung zur Verfügung.

English: We had few sunny days this summer.
Spanish: Tuvimos pocos días soleados este verano.

English: I couldn't do anything for Tom.
Russian: Я бы ничего не смог для Тома сделать.

English: Could you send me a photo?
Spanish: ¿Podría usted mandarme una foto a mí?

English: Only Tom didn't want to go.
Italian: Solamente Tom non voleva andare.

English: I never realized Tom was so stupid.
Japanese: トムがこんなに間抜けだとは思いもよらなかった。

English: It's starting to get light.
Turkmen: Ýagtylmana başlady.

English: Say Tom, what's wrong?
German: Tom, sag, was ist nicht in Ordnung?

English: Tom and Mary have been married for more than thirty years.
Italian: Tom e Mary sono sposati da più di trent'anni.

English: Tom has just finished eating dinner.
Finnish: Tom on juuri päättänyt illallisensa.

English: Tom's smart.
Finnish: Tom on hyvä päästään.

English: She was brought up by her grandfather.
Russian: Она воспитывалась дедушкой.

English: I wonder what I should get you for your birthday.
Bengali: আমি ভাবছি তোমাকে জন্মদিনে কী দেবো।

English: Is everything okay?
Bengali: সবকিছু ঠিক আছে তো?

English: Tom says that he's never lied to Mary.
Vietnamese: Tom nói rằng nó chưa bao giờ nói dối Mary.

English: At last, the bus stopped.
Spanish: Por fin el autobús hizo una parada.

English: It can't be true.
Japanese: そんなはずないって。

English: Why are you always so serious?
Russian: Ты чего всегда такой серьёзный?

English: Get out.
Japanese: 消え失せろ。

English: I know Tom didn't need to do that by himself.
Dutch: Ik weet dat Tom dat niet alleen hoefde te doen.

English: We have to learn French.
Kabyle: Yessefk ad nelmed tafransist.

English: I painted the fence green.
Icelandic: Ég málaði girðinguna græna.

English: I'll never come back here again.
Portuguese: Eu nunca mais voltarei aqui de novo.

English: I know that you don't know who I am.
Russian: Я знаю, что ты не знаешь, кто я.

English: I thank you for the warning.
Kabyle: Tanemmirt imi iyi-d-tɛeggnemt.

English: My sister works as an assistant to a college professor.
Russian: Моя сестра работает помощницей преподавателя колледжа.

English: I thought you were going to fix the sink.
Macedonian: Мислев дека ќе го поправиш лавабото.

English: People like Tom.
Russian: Людям нравится Том.

English: Tom seems insecure.
Finnish: Tomi vaikuttaa epävarmalta.

English: Please turn it on.
French: Allume-le, s'il te plait.

English: Please correct the following sentence.
Greek: Παρακαλώ διόρθωσε την επόμενη πρόταση.

English: I liked Tom a lot.
Russian: Том мне очень понравился.

English: Why isn't it working?
Polish: Dlaczego to nie działa?

English: Were you cooperative?
Hebrew: שיתפת פעולה?

English: Were you sleeping?
Spanish: ¿Estabas durmiendo?

English: I'm a translator.
Ukrainian: Я - перекладач.

English: Can someone open the door, please?
Russian: Пожалуйста, кто-нибудь может открыть дверь?

English: I don't like to mix business with pleasure.
German: Ich mag es nicht, Geschäft und Vergnügen in einen Topf zu werfen.

English: Tom is smarter than Mary is.
Swedish: Tom är smartare än Mary.

English: What scared Tom the most was the thought that he might not be able to walk again.
Spanish: Lo que más le asustaba a Tom era la idea de que tal vez no pudiera volver a caminar otra vez.

English: Tom doesn't understand why we did that.
Russian: Том не понимает, почему мы это сделали.

English: Who could we do that with?
Italian: Con chi lo potremmo fare?

English: Do you have a roll of toilet paper?
German: Haben Sie mal eine Rolle Toilettenpapier?

English: It's hard to find clothes in my size.
Russian: Одежду моего размера найти трудно.

English: It was pretty crazy.
Hebrew: זה היה די מטריף.

English: The airbag saved my life.
Spanish: El airbag me salvó la vida.

English: Tom told me his father was born in Boston.
Turkish: Tom bana babasının Boston'da doğduğunu söyledi.

English: Tom's clothes smell like smoke.
German: Toms Sachen riechen nach Rauch.

English: Our work is almost over.
Turkish: İşimiz bitmek üzere.

English: The mother told her daughter to do it herself.
Berber: Tenna tyemmat-nni i yelli-s ad teg aya i yiman-nnes.

English: It might just be a coincidence.
French: Ce n'est peut-être qu'une coïncidence.

English: Tom wasn't looking for you. He was looking for Mary.
Italian: Tom non stava cercando te. Stava cercando Mary.

English: We'll go tell Tom.
Russian: Пойдем расскажем Тому.

English: I won't let Tom leave.
Russian: Я не отпущу Тома.

English: Aren't you scared now?
Ukrainian: Хіба ти зараз не перелякана?

English: The place was crawling with cops.
Italian: Il luogo brulicava di poliziotti.

English: Tom isn't infallible.
German: Tom ist nicht unfehlbar.

English: Her grandmother lived to be eighty-eight years old.
Portuguese: Sua avó viveu até os oitenta e oito anos.

English: The house has burnt down.
Low German: Dat Huus is afbrennt.

English: Do you like to solve puzzles?
Russian: Тебе нравится решать головоломки?

English: It's about time you got a haircut.
German: Es wird Zeit, dass du dir die Haare schneiden lässt.

English: Scary movies will frighten the children.
Mandarin Chinese: 恐怖片會嚇到小孩。

English: He died at the age of 70.
Italian: È morto all'età di 70 anni.

English: Avoid crossing this street when it is raining.
Italian: Evitate di attraversare questa strada quando piove.

English: Tell me where you bought that hat.
Italian: Mi dica dove ha comprato quel cappello.

English: I have some news about Tom.
Russian: У меня есть новости о Томе.

English: She isn't as energetic as she once was.
Italian: Non è energica come era una volta.

English: I like your mirrors.
Russian: Мне нравятся ваши зеркала.

English: Why can't I move?
Italian: Perché non posso muovermi?

English: What time did you come home?
Ukrainian: О котрій годині ти прийшов додому?

English: Do you like being famous?
Russian: Тебе нравится быть знаменитым?

English: Everyone smiled.
Kabyle: Ḍṣant-d meṛṛa.

English: Tom translated the letter into French.
Bulgarian: Том преведе писмото на френски.

English: There is no hope of his recovery.
Italian: Non c'è speranza per un suo recupero.

English: The story seems to be true.
Hebrew: נראה שהסיפור נכון.

English: I usually pay my bills on time.
Russian: Я обычно вовремя плачу по счетам.

English: My mother often bakes apple pies for us.
Hungarian: Anyám gyakran süt nekünk almás pitét.

English: I was surprised by it.
Russian: Я был удивлён этим.

English: They look like us.
German: Sie sehen aus wie wir.