English: Tom wrote the letter himself.
Russian: Том сам написал письмо.

English: It won't be a problem.
Hebrew: זה לא יהווה בעיה.

English: I don't know how to swim very well.
French: Je ne sais pas très bien nager.

English: I know you're thinking about me.
Ukrainian: Я знаю, що ви думаєте про мене.

English: Are you thirsty?
Greek: Διψάς;

English: I'm a big football fan.
Serbian: Ja sam veliki obožavatelj fudbala.

English: You saved my life.
Portuguese: Salvaste-me a vida.

English: I'm going downtown.
Portuguese: Eu vou à cidade.

English: None of us did what Tom wanted us to do.
Serbian: Niko od nas nije uradio ono što je Tom želeo da uradimo.

English: Why did you have to go to Boston?
Hungarian: Miért kellett Bostonba menned?

English: My favorite subject is math.
Danish: Mit yndlingsfag er matematik.

English: Tom's hair is very long.
Italian: I capelli di Tom sono molto lunghi.

English: Who are you and what are you up to?
Russian: Кто ты и что у тебя на уме?

English: We have to play fair, whether we win or lose.
Spanish: Tenemos que jugar limpio, tanto si ganamos como si perdemos.

English: Can I turn off the TV?
Hebrew: אני יכול לכבות את הטלוויזיה?

English: I have a great life.
Dutch: Ik heb een geweldig leven.

English: Do you realize how much trouble you've caused?
Italian: Realizza quanti casini ha causato?

English: That's way too much.
French: C'est beaucoup trop.

English: I'm sure he will come tomorrow.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que él vendrá mañana.

English: Tom's daughter as well as his sons all went to college.
Dutch: Tom zijn dochter en ook zijn zonen gingen allemaal naar de universiteit.

English: Tom looks good for his age.
Danish: Tom ser godt ud af sin alder.

English: It's been five years since we moved here.
French: Cela fait cinq ans que nous avons emménagé ici.

English: If you don't want to get married, you shouldn't get married.
Japanese: 結婚したくないなら、結婚しない方がいい。

English: The world changes a lot.
Spanish: El mundo cambia mucho.

English: Tom knows you.
Portuguese: O Tom a conhece.

English: We have to accept that.
Kabyle: Ilaq ad neqbel annect-en.

English: My house is like yours.
Spanish: Mi casa es como la suya.

English: I just got a beautiful bunch of flowers from one of my clients.
Spanish: Acabo de recibir de parte de uno de mis clientes un hermoso ramo de flores.

English: Tom wanted to find Mary.
Russian: Том хотел найти Мэри.

English: There's no life on the moon.
Belarusian: Не месяцы няма жыцця.

English: I checked twice to make certain we hadn't made any mistakes.
Dutch: Ik controleerde het twee maal om zeker te zijn dat we geen enkele fout maakten.

English: I can respect why you did it.
Hebrew: אני מכבד את מה שעשית.

English: I'm surprised you moved back to Boston.
Russian: Я удивлена, что ты переехал обратно в Бостон.

English: Mary is a good mother.
Spanish: Mary es buena madre.

English: I'll meet you at my office.
Hebrew: אפגש איתכם במשרדי.

English: The view from the top of the mountain was breathtaking.
Hebrew: הנוף הנשקף מראש ההר היה עוצר נשימה.

English: What do you love? What don't you love?
Hebrew: מה את אוהבת? מה אינך אוהבת?

English: Tom eats anything.
Hungarian: Tom bármit megeszik.

English: I've made many mistakes in my life.
Russian: Я совершил много ошибок в жизни.

English: I'm moving in.
Turkish: İçeri giriyorum.

English: Let me do that for you.
German: Lass mich das tun für dich!

English: Do we have a problem?
Spanish: ¿Tenemos un problema?

English: Draw a straight line.
Kabyle: Ssuneɣ-d ijeṛṛiḍ usrid.

English: I cannot approve your plan.
Bokmål: Jeg kan ikke godta planen din.

English: The boy had bad teeth because he neglected to brush them.
Hebrew: לילד היו שיניים גרועות כי הוא הזניח אותן ולא צחצח אותן.

English: She had to speak before a large audience.
Hebrew: היא הצטרכה לנאום לפני קהל גדול.

English: All you do is complain!
Russian: Вы только и делаете, что жалуетесь!

English: I'm on my way to pick Tom up.
Portuguese: Estou indo buscar Tom.

English: Tom is fierce.
Ukrainian: Том розлючений.

English: I want to take you back to the hospital.
Berber: Bɣiɣ ad ken-rreɣ ɣer usegnaf.

English: Your daughter isn't a child anymore.
Russian: Ваша дочь уже не ребёнок.

English: Tom falls asleep as soon as he gets into bed.
Hungarian: Tom álomba zuhan, amint ágyba kerül.

English: I've been googling myself once or twice a month.
Kabyle: Tuɣ ttnadiɣ iman-iw di gugel tikelt neɣ snat i waggur.

English: Yesterday was Thursday.
Hebrew: אתמול היה יום חמישי בשבוע.

English: I love being alone.
Berber: Ḥemmleɣ ad qqimeɣ i yiman-inu.

English: She gave him a clock.
Korean: 그 여자가 그 남자한테 시계를 줬어요

English: There's something that you need to see.
Russian: Тебе кое-что нужно увидеть.

English: Stop avoiding the question.
Marathi: प्रश्न टाळणं बंद करा.

English: He sells cars.
Greek: Πουλάει αμάξια.

English: I hope he comes tomorrow.
German: Ich hoffe, dass er morgen kommt.

English: The traffic accident deprived him of his sight.
German: Der Verkehrsunfall kostete ihn das Augenlicht.

English: Something bad was about to happen.
Japanese: 何か悪いことが起ころうとしていた。

English: I think Tom is likeable.
Italian: Io penso che Tom sia gradevole.

English: Would you put those bags in the car?
Indonesian: Bisakah kau memasukkan tas-tas itu ke dalam mobil?

English: A chain is only as strong as its weakest link.
Hungarian: Egy lánc pont annyira erős, mint a leggyengébb szem benne.

English: I took it for granted that you'd come.
French: J'étais convaincu que vous viendriez.

English: You have cancer.
Berber: Tlid afurray.

English: Tom is making tea.
Indonesian: Tom sedang membuat teh.

English: Let's say no more about it.
Hebrew: בוא לא נאמר דבר נוסף על זה.

English: I told Tom why I went to Australia.
Latvian: Pastāstīju Tomam, kāpēc es devos uz Austrāliju.

English: I read his book.
Italian: Leggo il suo libro.

English: I need the keys.
Berber: Sriɣ tisura-nni.

English: It's been a tiring day.
Polish: To był męczący dzień.

English: I know Tom is worried.
Russian: Я знаю, что Том беспокоится.

English: It's hard to predict what the weather will be like tomorrow.
Japanese: 明日の天気がどうなるかを予想するのは難しい。

English: What city are we in?
Portuguese: Em que cidade estamos?

English: Tom doesn't want to get married.
Russian: Том не хочет жениться.

English: That was a bad joke.
Ukrainian: Це був поганий жарт.

English: We have a lot of earthquakes in Japan.
French: Nous avons beaucoup de séismes au Japon.

English: I walked as far as the station.
Mandarin Chinese: 我一直走到火車站。

English: Check your hat.
Portuguese: Cheque seu chapéu.

English: I can't stand noisy children.
Russian: Не могу терпеть шумных детей.

English: I thought Tom liked riddles.
Spanish: Pensé que a Tom le gustaban los acertijos.

English: I really have to go.
Macedonian: Навистина морам да одам.

English: It was very foggy.
Russian: Был сильный туман.

English: We've already begun.
French: Nous avons déjà commencé.

English: He pushed the cat into the swimming pool.
French: Il poussa le chat dans la piscine.

English: How many fish did you catch?
Hungarian: Hány halat fogtál?

English: This stuff works.
Italian: Questa roba funziona.

English: I just wanted to talk to Tom.
Russian: Я только хотел поговорить с Томом.

English: They'll do something.
Italian: Faranno qualcosa.

English: Have you ever broken a leg?
Berber: Yella wasmi ay terrẓed deg uqejjir?

English: He does it faster than me.
Russian: Он делает это быстрее, чем я.

English: Did you see what she had on?
Hebrew: הראית אלו בגדים היא עטתה?

English: Work on the assignment in small groups.
Hungarian: Kis csoportokban dolgozzatok a feladaton.

English: Why won't you eat with us?
Assamese: তুমি আমাৰ লগত কিয় নাখাবা?

English: Don't you like fish?
Russian: Ты не любишь рыбу?

English: How was the museum?
French: Comment était le musée ?

English: I'm not as tall as Tom.
Czech: Nejsem tak vysoký jako Tom.

English: He is married with two children.
Hungarian: Házas, két gyermeke van.