English: They're hiding in the woods.
Kabyle: Ha-ten-an ffren deg teẓgi.

English: Tom is also studying French.
Japanese: トムもフランス語を勉強している。

English: Tom isn't very responsible.
German: Tom ist nicht sehr verantwortungsbewusst.

English: My mother told me I needed to eat less candy.
Polish: Matka powiedziała mi, że powinienem jeść mniej słodyczy.

English: I wanted to say more.
Vietnamese: Mình vẫn muốn nói tiếp.

English: What vegetables do you have in your garden?
Portuguese: Que vegetais você tem no jardim?

English: Won't you have some more coffee?
Japanese: もう少しコーヒーはいかがですか。

English: My neighbor was arrested last night.
Hebrew: אמש עצרו את השכן שלי.

English: I'll scold him.
French: Je le gronderai.

English: My cat ran away and never came back.
Russian: Моя кошка убежала и не вернулась.

English: You broke the rule.
Hungarian: Megszegted a szabályt.

English: I have time.
Russian: Время у меня есть.

English: Tom is not as good a chess player as he thinks he is.
Russian: Том не настолько хороший шахматист, как он думает.

English: He still loves her.
Berber: Netta mazal iḥemmel-itt.

English: I didn't eat it.
Italian: Io non lo mangiai.

English: I told you that you weren't supposed to do it.
French: Je t'avais dit que tu ne devais pas le faire.

English: You must go.
Russian: Вы должны пойти.

English: You broke your leg.
Spanish: Te rompiste una pierna.

English: Answer me.
Lithuanian: Atsakyk man.

English: We should leave.
Dutch: We moeten vertrekken.

English: How many close friends do you have?
Berber: Acḥal n tmeddukal tuqribin ay tesɛiḍ?

English: Tom isn't accustomed to city life.
German: Tom ist das Stadtleben nicht gewohnt.

English: Tom was only half joking.
Ukrainian: Том лише напівжартував.

English: Tom asked if Mary was married.
Hebrew: תום שאל אם מרי נשואה.

English: Tom must be out.
Marathi: टॉम बाहेर गेला असेल.

English: Who lives in this house?
Bengali: এই বাড়িতে কে থাকে?

English: The town grew into a city.
German: Die Stadt wurde zur Großstadt.

English: I had a part-time job as a hotel maid, but I didn't like it very much.
German: Ich hatte einen Teilzeitjob als Zimmermädchen in einem Hotel, doch er gefiel mir nicht sonderlich.

English: He's done this before.
Russian: Он уже делал это раньше.

English: You may go in.
Slovak: Môžete vstúpiť.

English: Tom took off his leather jacket and sat down.
Hungarian: Tom levette a bőrdzsekijét és leült.

English: It was the best tea Tom had ever drunk.
German: Das war der beste Tee, den Tom jemals getrunken hatte.

English: Tom has a criminal record.
Ukrainian: У Тома є судимість.

English: She is my classmate.
German: Sie ist meine Klassenkameradin.

English: Is it true you assembled the engine by yourself?
Ukrainian: Чи це правда, що ти сам зібрав двигун?

English: That's so stupid.
Italian: È così stupido.

English: Tom divided the bread into two pieces.
Italian: Tom divise il pane in due pezzi.

English: Stay safe.
French: Restez prudent.

English: Why isn't Tom smiling now?
Ukrainian: Чому Том зараз не посміхається?

English: He's running very quickly.
Dutch: Hij rent erg snel.

English: When did you get home?
Hebrew: מתי הגעת הביתה?

English: Tom promised not to tell Mary about what happened.
Russian: Том обещал не говорить Мэри о том, что произошло.

English: I'll make it up to you.
Hebrew: אפצה אתכם.

English: Tom won't believe anything you tell him.
Berber: Tom ur yettamen acemma seg wayen ara as-tinimt.

English: Where is the bus stop?
Berber: Anda tella tenbeddit n usakal?

English: I'm pretty sure Tom will be hired.
Russian: Я почти уверен, что Тома возьмут.

English: I feel like playing, too.
Finnish: Minunkin tekee mieli leikkiä.

English: You're a good student.
Ukrainian: Ти добра студентка.

English: Speak French.
Italian: Parla in francese.

English: I know her name.
Russian: Я знаю, как её зовут.

English: Could I use the phone?
French: Pourrais-je utiliser ton téléphone ?

English: Why are you so ugly?
Spanish: ¿Por qué eres tan feo?

English: Your shoelaces are untied.
Russian: У тебя шнурки развязаны.

English: There are only a couple of pieces left.
Bulgarian: Останали са само няколко парчета.

English: Tell her that I know who she is.
Russian: Скажи ей, что я знаю, кто она.

English: I am tired of my work.
Icelandic: Ég er þreyttur á vinnunni minni.

English: Compared to you, I'm only a beginner at this game.
French: Comparée à toi, je ne suis qu'une débutante à ce jeu.

English: Why haven't you told your parents about us?
German: Warum hast du deinen Eltern nichts von uns gesagt?

English: Tom looked around, but didn't see anyone.
Finnish: Tomi katsoi ympärilleen, mutta ei nähnyt ketään.

English: We're efficient.
Russian: Мы продуктивны.

English: I suspect that Tom doesn't want to do that anymore.
Russian: Подозреваю, что Том больше не хочет этим заниматься.

English: Please remember to mail my letter.
Finnish: Muistapa postittaa kirjeeni.

English: I don't know anything about you.
Danish: Jeg ved intet om dig.

English: Do you read French every day?
Bulgarian: Всеки ден ли четеш на френски?

English: The road curves gently towards the west.
Italian: La strada curva dolcemente verso ovest.

English: Tom made breakfast.
Italian: Tom preparò la colazione.

English: Tom rode the horse bareback.
Danish: Tom red uden sadel.

English: Is Tom working today?
Italian: Tom lavora oggi?

English: Which is your stronger language?
Ukrainian: Яка з твоїх мов сильніша?

English: I just want to find a cab.
French: Je veux simplement trouver un taxi.

English: There's only one thing I can do.
Turkish: Yapabileceğim yalnızca tek şey var.

English: The website is visited over 30 million times a day.
German: Die Website wird jeden Tag mehr als 30millionenmal aufgerufen.

English: I don't share your opinion.
Italian: Non condivido la tua opinione.

English: Take your umbrella with you in case it rains.
Ukrainian: Візьми з собою парасольку на випадок дощу.

English: How common are these kinds of problems?
Russian: Насколько распространены такого рода проблемы?

English: There are a great many books in this library.
German: In dieser Bibliothek sind sehr viele Bücher.

English: Let's go and see him there.
Italian: Andiamo a visitarlo là.

English: I hate raccoons.
Ukrainian: Ненавиджу єнотів.

English: I feel a little weak today.
Spanish: Me siento un poco débil hoy.

English: What's your impression of Tom?
Russian: Как вам Том?

English: Nothing has changed.
Italian: Non è cambiato niente.

English: I bought a house with a swimming pool.
Ukrainian: Я купив будинок із басейном.

English: I'll give you this if you want it.
Portuguese: Eu te dou isso se você quiser.

English: You're holding it wrong.
Swedish: Du håller den fel.

English: We're still improving.
Turkish: Biz hala geliştiriyoruz.

English: Tom is certainly getting along in years.
Turkish: Tom kesinlikle yıllardır devam ediyor.

English: They arrived here in 1997.
Spanish: Ellos vinieron acá en 1997.

English: Tom sensed something.
French: Tom a ressenti quelque chose.

English: I think it's dangerous for children to play in the pond.
Italian: Penso sia pericoloso per i bambini giocare nello stagno.

English: Why did you lie about your age?
Italian: Perché ha mentito sulla sua età?

English: You don't know the system.
Russian: Вы не знаете систему.

English: It's entirely my fault.
German: Es ist voll und ganz meine Schuld.

English: I still care about you a lot.
Berber: Mazal ttxemmimeɣ fell-am aṭas.

English: Can I borrow your handkerchief?
Ukrainian: Можна мені позичити твій носовичок?

English: I grow orchids in my greenhouse.
Tagalog: Nagpapalaki ako ng mga orkid sa grinhaws ko.

English: Singing in a choir is good for the soul.
Turkish: Koroda şarkı söylemek ruh için yararlıdır.

English: Tom returned the book to the library.
Italian: Tom restituì il libro alla biblioteca.

English: Tom is one of the most interesting guys I've ever met.
Serbian: Tom je jedan od najzanimljivijih momaka koje sam ikada upoznao.