English: The worst is still to come.
German: Das Schlimmste kommt erst noch.

English: Tom rarely goes out after dark.
German: Tom geht selten nach Einbruch der Nacht nach draußen.

English: I'd have thrown you out.
French: Je t'aurais jeté dehors.

English: We study French.
Finnish: Me opiskelemme ranskaa.

English: I don't need your money.
French: Je n'ai pas besoin de ton argent.

English: I want to be normal.
Hungarian: Normális akarok lenni.

English: This is a surprise.
Macedonian: Ова е изненадување.

English: I don't think Tom saw us.
German: Ich glaube nicht, dass Tom uns gesehen hat.

English: Tom says he's feeling very sleepy.
Ukrainian: Том каже, що він дуже хоче спати.

English: I want to go wherever you're going.
Berber: Sanda tebɣumt teddumt, bɣiɣ ad dduɣ yid-went.

English: Tom could probably help you with that.
Russian: Том мог бы, наверное, вам с этим помочь.

English: I can barely hear you.
Italian: Vi riesco a malapena a sentire.

English: In all probability, we'll arrive before they do.
Japanese: きっと私たちの方が彼らよりも前に到着するだろう。

English: I am not leaving you.
Marathi: मी तुम्हाला सोडून जात नाहीये.

English: I've done all that.
Macedonian: Го направив сето тоа.

English: Well, let's get going!
Mandarin Chinese: 好吧，讓我們出發吧!

English: Dogs bark.
Ilocano: Agtataul dagiti aso.

English: You're a good boss.
Spanish: Eres un buen jefe.

English: You're still young.
Hungarian: Még fiatalok.

English: Tom and Mary weren't friends at that time.
Polish: Tom i Mary nie byli wtedy przyjaciółmi.

English: I asked Tom to help me pull weeds in the garden.
Danish: Jeg bad Tom om at hjælpe mig med at lue ukrudt i haven.

English: Tom lit the candle with his last match.
Turkish: Tom mumu son kibritiyle yaktı.

English: You can buy and read any kind of book at any time.
Kabyle: Tzemreḍ ad d-taɣeḍ, ad teɣreḍ adlis i tebɣiḍ melmi tebɣiḍ.

English: Tom can't stand still.
Russian: Том не может стоять спокойно.

English: Tickets aren't required.
Berber: Ulayɣer tinfulin.

English: This bike belongs to my little brother.
French: Ce vélo appartient à mon petit frère.

English: Why don't you go back to Boston?
Italian: Perché non torni a Boston?

English: I didn't think Tom would be so funny.
Turkish: Tom'un bu kadar komik olacağını düşünmemiştim.

English: I wish you hadn't done that.
Russian: Зря вы это сделали.

English: This will do for now.
Hebrew: זה מספיק לעכשיו.

English: You are very brave.
Italian: Voi siete molto coraggiose.

English: Do you think it'll be hard for Tom to do that?
Berber: Ɣef leḥsab-nwen, ad as-yewɛeṛ i Tom ad yeg aya?

English: Tom's doctor referred him to a cardiologist.
Berber: Imsujji n Tom yuzen-it ɣer yimsujji n wul.

English: Tell me your names.
Greek: Πέστε μου τα ονόματά σας.

English: How about another beer?
Italian: Che ne dite di un'altra birra?

English: I'm sure you have other skills.
German: Du hast sicher andere Begabungen.

English: I totally agree with you.
Kabyle: Wufqeɣ yid-k gedged.

English: I didn't know that you and Tom were both born in Boston.
Russian: Я не знал, что вы с Томом оба родились в Бостоне.

English: I'm too busy to help Tom.
Italian: Sono troppo impegnata per aiutare Tom.

English: She didn't visit anybody.
Czech: Nikoho nenavštívila.

English: Is it malignant?
Italian: È maligna?

English: I shared a pizza with Tom.
Russian: Я поделился с Томом пиццей.

English: It looks like a duck.
Hebrew: זה נראה כמו ברווז.

English: How much do you need?
Hungarian: Mennyi kell?

English: People started applauding.
Hungarian: Az emberek tapsolni kezdtek.

English: My feet hurt.
French: Mes pieds me font mal.

English: I contacted Tom.
Italian: Io contattai Tom.

English: Is Tom the only one here who doesn't know how to swim?
Italian: Tom è il solo qua che non sa nuotare?

English: Tom said he regrets doing that.
Turkish: Tom bunu yapmaktan pişmanlık duyduğunu söyledi.

English: I'm just listening.
Macedonian: Само слушам јас.

English: The date of the party is still up in the air.
French: La date de la fête n'a pas encore été arrêtée.

English: He congratulated me on my success.
Italian: Si è congratulato con me per il mio successo.

English: My aunt brought me flowers.
Hindi: मेरी बुआ-जी मेरे लिए फूल लाईं।

English: I didn't know that you'd come back.
Ukrainian: Я не знала, що ти повернувся.

English: In referenda held in 1972 and 1994, Norway rejected joining the EU.
Russian: Во время референдумов, проведённых в 1972 и 1994 годах, Норвегия отказалась от членства в ЕС.

English: Generally speaking, men are physically stronger than women.
Bengali: সাধারণভাবে বলতে গেলে পুরুষরা শারীরিকভাবে নারীদের চেয়ে বেশি শক্তিশালী।

English: Tom has no manners.
Japanese: トムは礼儀知らずだ。

English: I prefer to not talk about it.
Berber: Smenyafeɣ ur ssawaleɣ ara ɣef waya.

English: He passed away yesterday.
Portuguese: Ele faleceu ontem.

English: You understand, right?
Berber: Tfehmed, naɣ?

English: I can't walk fast, but I can walk for a long time.
Russian: Я не могу идти быстро, зато могу идти долго.

English: This may hurt a little.
German: Das könnte etwas weh tun.

English: It cost an arm and a leg.
Russian: Это стоило бешеных денег.

English: Let me see.
Spanish: A ver.

English: I have so many clothes I don't know what to wear tomorrow.
Ukrainian: У мене так багато одягу, що я не знаю, що вдягнути завтра.

English: My grandfather built this house.
Finnish: Isoisäni rakensi tämän talon.

English: Why, what do you mean?
Russian: Что вы, собственно, хотите этим сказать?

English: All is calm tonight.
Serbian: Све је мирно вечерас.

English: Tom didn't want to talk about what happened.
Russian: Том не хотел говорить о том, что произошло.

English: Why are you washing your hands?
Low German: Worüm wascht du di de Hannen?

English: You go ahead.
Hungarian: Csak rajta.

English: You can borrow mine.
Finnish: Voit lainata minun.

English: Are both of you ready to go?
German: Seid ihr beide bereit zu gehen?

English: Not even one taxi stopped.
Russian: Ни одно такси не остановилось.

English: The old farmer did not pay him much money.
Turkish: Yaşlı çiftçi ona çok para ödemedi.

English: His wife now had to take care of his grandfather, not to mention their two children.
Turkish: Karısı iki çocuğunun yanı sıra şimdi kocasının dedesine de bakmak zorundaydı.

English: It's too long.
Japanese: これは長すぎます。

English: I enjoy making new friends.
Ukrainian: Мені подобається знаходити нових друзів.

English: You have the right to refuse.
Portuguese: Você tem o direito de negar.

English: She was depressed.
Hungarian: Depressziós volt.

English: How do you celebrate Christmas?
French: Comment fêtez-vous Noël ?

English: I have to go back to Boston.
Ukrainian: Я повинна повернутися до Бостона.

English: Don't open your book.
Bulgarian: Не си отваряй учебника.

English: It's a terrible problem.
Danish: Det er et frygteligt problem.

English: They are going shopping.
Bulgarian: Те отиват на пазар.

English: They seem to know all about us.
Russian: Кажется, они всё о нас знают.

English: I hate my job.
Hebrew: אני שונא את העבודה שלי.

English: Tom and I were laughing at you.
Russian: Мы с Томом над тобой смеялись.

English: I don't need your advice.
Russian: Я не нуждаюсь в ваших советах.

English: My father and mother were sitting under a tree.
Russian: Мои папа и мама сидели под деревом.

English: Who do you think that guy is?
French: Qui crois-tu que ce type soit ?

English: I have to show you something.
French: Je dois te montrer quelque chose.

English: Who is this lady?
Italian: Chi è questa signora?

English: Do you have anything to report?
Serbian: Imaš li nešto da prijaviš?

English: The food didn't taste very good.
Danish: Maden smagte ikke særligt godt.

English: I think ghosts exist.
Russian: Я думаю, привидения существуют.

English: Tom walked up to the counter and ordered a drink.
Russian: Том подошёл к стойке и заказал выпить.

English: You don't need to know all the details.
Russian: Всех подробностей вам знать не нужно.