English: Right now, I need your help.
Marathi: या क्षणी मला तुमच्या मदतीची गरज आहे.

English: I'm still here.
Hebrew: אני עוד כאן.

English: Raising a child is a big job.
Ukrainian: Виховання дитини — це складна праця.

English: Tom saw Mary enter the post office.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'nin postaneye girdiğini gördü.

English: I'm glad I met you today.
Russian: Я рад, что встретил тебя сегодня.

English: Tom is Canadian, but Mary isn't.
Japanese: トムはカナダ人だけどメアリーは違う。

English: How many pairs of socks do you have?
Ukrainian: Скільки ти маєш пар шкарпеток?

English: He screamed for help.
Hebrew: הוא זעק לעזרה.

English: Come to watch us play.
Russian: Приходи посмотреть, как мы играем.

English: We have a deal.
Italian: Abbiamo un accordo.

English: Have you made a list of things you want to buy?
Japanese: 買いたいものリストは作ったの？

English: Tom is interested in Mary.
Turkish: Tom, Mary ile ilgileniyor.

English: Who would you rather go out with, Tom or John?
Italian: Voi con chi preferireste uscire, Tom o John?

English: Did you buy a new car?
Hungarian: Vettél új személygépjárművet?

English: When is your bedtime?
Ukrainian: Коли ти йдеш спати?

English: Nobody gets you.
Hebrew: איש לא מבין אותך.

English: Put yourself in my place.
Russian: Поставьте себя на моё место.

English: I didn't want to worry Tom.
Russian: Я не хотел беспокоить Тома.

English: They made fun of my accent.
Finnish: He tekivät pilkkaa korostuksestani.

English: What brought you to Boston?
Russian: Что привело вас в Бостон?

English: Please use it.
Hungarian: Használd, kérlek!

English: Would you mind my opening the door?
Spanish: ¿Le importa si abro la puerta?

English: The prince thought the young girl had been eaten by a dragon.
Spanish: El príncipe pensó que a la joven muchacha se la había comido un dragón.

English: I know that you know.
Ukrainian: Я знаю, що ти знаєш.

English: Both are alive.
German: Beide sind am Leben.

English: I didn't think Tom would like doing that.
Berber: Ur ɣileɣ dakken Tom ad t-yeɛjeb lḥal mi ara yeg aya.

English: What are you writing about?
Ukrainian: Про що ви пишете?

English: Does Tom have to study French?
Italian: Tom deve studiare il francese?

English: When you've finished reading that book, I'd like to read it.
Russian: Когда дочитаешь эту книгу, я бы тоже хотел её почитать.

English: Are you in contact with anyone?
Swedish: Är ni i kontakt med någon?

English: Tom won't give us what we want.
Russian: Том не даст нам того, что мы хотим.

English: I know that some people appreciate my work.
Danish: Jeg ved at nogle personer påskønner mit arbejde.

English: It's been a long time since I visited my grandmother.
Finnish: On kauan aikaa siitä kun viimeksi kävin isoäitini luona.

English: I should've eaten more.
Portuguese: Eu devia ter comido mais.

English: The light turned red.
German: Die Ampel wurde rot.

English: We kissed in the dark.
Italian: Noi ci siamo baciati al buio.

English: Would you mind helping Tom with his homework?
Hebrew: אכפת לך לעזור לתום בשיעורי הבית?

English: I really appreciate it, Tom.
Bulgarian: Наистина го оценявам, Том.

English: I don't need a gun.
Italian: A me non serve una pistola.

English: This is my new guitar.
Marathi: ही माझी नवीन गिटार आहे.

English: Is this the right bus for Boston?
Russian: Этот автобус идёт в Бостон?

English: Where is the nearest restaurant?
Portuguese: Onde é o restaurante mais próximo?

English: Change the channel.
Russian: Переключите.

English: Tom told Mary that she shouldn't walk alone after dark.
French: Tom a dit à Mary qu'elle ne devrait pas marcher seule après la tombée du jour.

English: Tom refused to answer the question.
German: Tom weigerte sich, die Frage zu beantworten.

English: I didn't know what Tom was doing.
Russian: Я не знал, чем Том занимается.

English: You're a good neighbor.
Ukrainian: Ви добрий сусід.

English: Her wish is to study abroad someday.
Dutch: Ze wenst op een dag in het buitenland te studeren.

English: You'd make a good counselor.
German: Du wärest ein guter Ratgeber.

English: Tom uses a wheelchair.
Dutch: Tom gebruikt een rolstoel.

English: Don't let your feelings show.
Macedonian: Не дозволувај да ти се покажат чувствата.

English: I didn't exactly mean that.
Russian: Я не совсем это имел в виду.

English: The old lady lived in a three-room apartment by herself.
Hungarian: Az öreg hölgy egyedül élt egy háromszobás lakásban.

English: I would die for you.
Italian: Io morirei per voi.

English: You must be hiding something.
Dutch: Jij verstopt iets, nietwaar?

English: Wait. Don't shoot yet.
Swedish: Vänta. Skjut inte än.

English: Let's hit the showers.
Japanese: シャワーを浴びよう。

English: Did you find anything else?
Italian: Hai trovato altro?

English: The new teacher is in the classroom.
Portuguese: A nova professora está na sala de aula.

English: I'm sad.
Danish: Jeg er ked af det.

English: Tom likes riddles.
Portuguese: Tom gosta de charadas.

English: We spent about three months in Boston.
Russian: Мы провели в Бостоне около трёх месяцев.

English: I'll tell you the truth.
Kabyle: Ad am-iniɣ tidet.

English: Tom knows it's too late.
Berber: Tom yeẓra dakken iṛuḥ lḥal.

English: We'll pray for you.
French: Nous prierons pour toi.

English: Can I have your phone number?
French: Puis-je avoir ton numéro de téléphone ?

English: She is having dinner.
Turkish: O yemek yiyor.

English: We've come home.
Italian: Siamo arrivati a casa.

English: I can't think of anything.
Turkish: Hiçbir şey düşünemiyorum.

English: It's a gorgeous day.
Kabyle: Igerrez wass.

English: I finished eating lunch.
Italian: Ho finito di mangiare il pranzo.

English: I don't want Tom seeing this.
Mandarin Chinese: 我不想讓湯姆看見這個。

English: I think the snow will melt soon.
Russian: Я думаю, снег скоро растает.

English: I love him more deeply than any other man.
Italian: Io lo amo più profondamente di qualsiasi altro uomo.

English: You may use mine if you want.
Kabyle: Ɣas seqdec ayla-w ma tebɣiḍ.

English: Do you still need money?
Portuguese: Você ainda precisa de dinheiro?

English: It's Tom's job.
German: Es ist Toms Job.

English: Tom was here, but he's already left.
Russian: Том тут был, но уже ушёл.

English: Tom doesn't want to see anyone.
Spanish: Tom no quiere ver a nadie.

English: I spend a lot of time at work.
Russian: Я провожу много времени на работе.

English: "I'm going shopping. Do you want to come?" "Sure!"
French: « Je vais faire du shopping. Tu veux venir ? » « Bien sûr ! »

English: Tom and Mary are waiting.
Marathi: टॉम आणि मेरी थांबलेले आहेत.

English: Tom is your brother, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è tuo fratello, vero?

English: Tom was the first one to congratulate Mary.
Ukrainian: Том був перший, хто привітав Мері.

English: Children should be taught to speak the truth.
Italian: Ai bambini dovrebbe essere insegnato a dire la verità.

English: I know the real reason you don't want to go.
Hebrew: אני יודעת מה הסיבה האמיתית מדוע אינך רוצה ללכת.

English: You're the only person I know that doesn't like bananas.
Berber: D kecc ay d amdan awḥid ay ssneɣ ur iḥemmel abanan.

English: How much money did you spend yesterday?
Russian: Сколько денег ты вчера потратил?

English: I told Tom I'd help.
Macedonian: Му кажав на Том дека ќе помогнам.

English: I feel sorry for Tom's parents.
Russian: Мне очень жаль родителей Тома.

English: I study French every day.
Bulgarian: Уча по френски всеки ден.

English: Tom needs to stay here until tomorrow morning.
Russian: Тому нужно остаться здесь до завтрашнего утра.

English: All I want is a cup of coffee and a piece of toast.
Polish: Chcę jedynie kubka kawy i kawałka tosta.

English: Have they spotted you?
French: T'ont-ils repérée ?

English: Did you know this?
Italian: Sapevate questo?

English: Tom got up an hour early.
Japanese: トムは一時間早く起きた。

English: Warn Tom.
Greek: Προειδοποιήστε τον Τομ.

English: I'm coming in October.
Kabyle: Ad d-aseɣ deg Tubeṛ.