English: Tom should've bought flowers for Mary.
Berber: Tom yella ilaq ad as-d-yaɣ tijeǧǧigin i Mary.

English: Tom looks astonished.
Dutch: Tom ziet er verbaasd uit.

English: I have the same question.
Russian: У меня тот же вопрос.

English: The food tasted slightly of garlic.
Japanese: その食べ物には微かににんにくの風味があった。

English: The street is wet.
French: La rue est mouillée.

English: I want you to go to Boston with me.
Russian: Я хочу, чтобы вы поехали в Бостон со мной.

English: I don't think I can do that without your help.
Ukrainian: Не думаю, що зможу це зробити без твоєї допомоги.

English: I'll be in Australia all summer.
Turkish: Yaz boyunca Avustralya'da olacağım.

English: If you eat too much, you'll get fat.
Russian: Будешь слишком много есть - растолстеешь.

English: Do you know what Tom wants?
Italian: Sai cosa vuole Tom?

English: Don't you know where Tom lives?
Italian: Non sai dove abita Tom?

English: Tom fell off a ladder and broke both of his arms.
Italian: Tom cadde da una scala e si ruppe entrambe le braccia.

English: Why do you want to talk to Tom?
Russian: Зачем тебе говорить с Томом?

English: Tom pretended he was a doctor.
Berber: Tom yerra iman-nnes d imsujji.

English: Can you do it for me?
Italian: La potete fare per me?

English: Money makes people happy.
Italian: Il denaro rende felici le persone.

English: This book is very new.
Marathi: हे पुस्तक अगदी नवीन आहे.

English: We failed due to a lack of preparation.
German: Wir scheiterten wegen unzureichender Vorbereitung.

English: Are you doing anything special?
Polish: Czy robisz coś specjalnego?

English: I found the book which I had lost the day before.
German: Ich fand das Buch, das ich am Vortag verloren hatte.

English: Tom decided not to do it.
Czech: Tom se rozhodl to nedělat.

English: I fell in love.
French: Je suis tombée amoureuse.

English: Tom is going through a rough patch.
Russian: У Тома сейчас непростой период.

English: You're worried.
Italian: Siete preoccupate.

English: Tom is friendly to everybody.
Russian: Том ко всем относится по-дружески.

English: I had never seen her before that time.
Ukrainian: Я ніколи не бачив її до того часу.

English: I'm sorry if I disappointed you.
Serbian: Žao mi je ako sam vas razočarao.

English: Tom isn't stubborn.
Italian: Tom non è cocciuto.

English: Take him away.
German: Abführen!

English: I didn't show anybody those pictures.
Russian: Я никому не показывал эти фотографии.

English: Didn't you go out?
Hindi: तू बाहर नहीं गया था क्या?

English: What happens if Tom loses?
Italian: Cosa succede se Tom perde?

English: How do you propose to help?
Russian: Как вы предлагаете помочь?

English: The experiment succeeded.
Turkish: Deney başarılı.

English: Do you think such a thing is possible?
Russian: Ты думаешь, такое возможно?

English: We discussed the matter.
Icelandic: Við ræddum málið.

English: Where are your friends?
Berber: Anda llan yimidiwen-nnek?

English: Where are your sons?
Russian: Где ваши сыновья?

English: She is a quiet woman.
Marathi: ती एक शांत बाई आहे.

English: How long will we have to wait?
Czech: Jak dlouho budeme muset čekat?

English: He looks exactly like his brother.
French: Il ressemble à son frère comme deux gouttes d'eau.

English: I'm not very religious.
Italian: Non sono molto religioso.

English: We converted to Christianity.
Italian: Ci siamo convertiti al Cristianesimo.

English: Tom doesn't think before he speaks.
French: Tom ne réfléchit pas avant de parler.

English: He promised to be here at 6.
Italian: Lui ha promesso di essere qui alle sei.

English: Please show your ticket.
Polish: Proszę pokazać bilet.

English: I don't want to scare you.
German: Ich will dir keine Angst machen.

English: I know Tom is a foreigner.
Turkish: Tom'un yabancı olduğunu biliyorum.

English: Don't rush me.
Russian: Не подгоняйте меня.

English: Tom couldn't sit still.
Hebrew: תום לא יכול היה לשבת בשקט.

English: You can trust him to keep his word.
Dutch: Je kan hem vertrouwen dat hij zijn woord zal houden.

English: I need your advice on what I should do next.
Korean: 다음으로 뭘 해야 할지 당신의 조언이 필요하다.

English: Tom had better be careful what he says.
Italian: Tom farebbe meglio a stare attento a ciò che dice.

English: He jumped to his feet the moment he heard the news.
German: Sobald er die Neuigkeiten gehört hatte, sprang er auf.

English: Is Tom here?
Ukrainian: Том тут є?

English: I don't drink wine often.
Russian: Я нечасто пью вино.

English: My parents are away on a trip and I'm alone in our house.
Japanese: 両親が旅に出ていて、私は家に一人だ。

English: This is my email address.
Estonian: See on minu meiliaadress.

English: I wrote down her name so as not to forget it.
Turkish: Unutmayayım diye adını yazdım.

English: It looks like a pigsty in here.
Dutch: Het lijkt hier wel een zwijnenstal.

English: It isn't OK to smoke here.
Japanese: ここでタバコを吸ってはいけません。

English: She is not there.
Hebrew: היא לא נמצאת שם.

English: Tom wants to give it a try.
Portuguese: Tom quer tentar.

English: She began to sing.
German: Sie fing an zu singen.

English: I got in the taxi.
Italian: Sono salita sul taxi.

English: I'm sick of everything.
Ukrainian: Мені все набридло.

English: The door would not open.
German: Die Tür ließ sich nicht öffnen.

English: This job is too much for me.
German: Diese Arbeit überfordert mich.

English: People say I mumble.
Turkmen: Adamlar maňa samraýarsyň diýýärler.

English: I'm not going to let anything happen to you.
French: Je ne vais rien laisser vous arriver.

English: I don't have the willpower to do that.
Russian: У меня нет на это силы воли.

English: Nobody understands.
Dutch: Niemand begrijpt.

English: My sister is shorter than you.
Algerian Arabic: ختي قصيرا عليك.

English: Tom knows how to make Mary happy.
Spanish: Tom sabe como hacer feliz a Mary.

English: Can you at least pretend you're enjoying yourself?
Russian: Ты можешь хотя бы сделать вид, что тебе весело?

English: I don't care where Tom is.
Ukrainian: Мені байдуже, де Том.

English: I don't remember how much this cost.
German: Ich weiß nicht mehr, wieviel das gekostet hat.

English: Somehow, he weaseled himself out of jury duty.
French: D'une manière ou d'une autre, il s'est défilé de son devoir de juré.

English: What you want doesn't matter anymore.
Portuguese: O que você quer não importa mais.

English: Tom took off his shirt.
Dutch: Tom trok zijn shirt uit.

English: I wasn't aware Tom had moved to Australia.
Ukrainian: Я не усвідомлював, що Том переїхав до Австралії.

English: Something wasn't kosher.
Serbian: Nešto nije bilo kako treba.

English: I'll give you a couple examples.
French: Je vais vous donner quelques exemples.

English: Do you think Tom is going to want to do that?
Turkish: Sence Tom onu yapmak isteyecek mi?

English: It's a very important step.
German: Es ist ein sehr wichtiger Schritt.

English: We're still in good shape.
Turkish: Hâlâ iyi durumdayız.

English: The bed you just sat on is my father's.
Portuguese: A cama em que você sentou é do meu pai.

English: Is everyone happy?
Russian: Все счастливы?

English: Tom believes me.
Portuguese: Tom acredita em mim.

English: There is a tall tree in front of my house.
Indonesian: Ada pohon tinggi di depan rumahku.

English: That's why some veterans never wanted to talk about the war.
French: C'est pour cela que certains vétérans n'ont jamais voulu parler de la guerre.

English: I'll probably be a great-grandfather by the time I'm 75.
Turkish: Muhtemelen ben 75 yaşında olduğum zaman, büyük büyükbaba olacağım.

English: Are you resourceful?
Berber: Kenwi tettsellikem iɣfawen-nwen?

English: I still have the book from last semester.
Italian: Ho ancora il libro dello scorso semestre.

English: You have to do it.
Ukrainian: Ти маєш це зробити.

English: You can use whichever pen I'm not using.
Japanese: 私が使ってないペンだったら、どれ使ってもいいよ。

English: Tom is very handsome.
German: Tom ist sehr gutaussehend.