English: Tom took his own life.
Spanish: Tom se quitó la vida.

English: He said that he would be back soon.
Japanese: 彼はすぐに帰ってくると言った。

English: Things didn't go as intended.
Hebrew: הדברים לא מתקדמים כפי שהתכווְנו.

English: This package is for you.
Kabyle: Abaki-a i kečč.

English: My eyes are closed.
German: Meine Augen sind zu.

English: It's at the corner.
Hebrew: זה בפינה.

English: Tom bought flowers for Mary.
Italian: Tom comprò qualche fiore per Mary.

English: Let's see if we can help you.
Spanish: Veamos si podemos ayudarte.

English: His face turned white.
Russian: Его лицо побледнело.

English: He became a singer against his parents wishes.
Berber: Yuɣal d acennay ɣas ma ugin yimawlan-is aya.

English: Stop talking about that.
Italian: Smettetela di parlarne.

English: Are these questions appropriate?
Berber: Watant tuttriwin-a?

English: That belonged to Tom.
Finnish: Se oli Tomin.

English: We've both worked in Australia.
Berber: Nexdem deg sin deg Ustṛalya.

English: He has a few friends.
Russian: У него есть несколько друзей.

English: Tom and Mary died childless.
Turkish: Tom ve Mary çocuksuz öldüler.

English: Let go of my hair.
Ukrainian: Відпустіть моє волосся.

English: I know that I've met you before, but I can't remember where.
Russian: Я знаю, что мы с тобой уже встречались, но не могу вспомнить где.

English: Tom has lived in Boston most of his life.
Russian: Том прожил в Бостоне большую часть своей жизни.

English: I deliver pizzas.
Marathi: मी पिझ्झा डिलिव्हर करतो.

English: I want you to have it.
Turkish: Buna sahip ol istiyorum.

English: I want to be your ally, not your enemy.
Berber: Bɣiɣ ad iliɣ d amsisa-nnek, ur d acengu-nnek.

English: Everything appears to be going well.
Japanese: すべてがうまくいっているようだ。

English: Who do you work for?
Marathi: तुम्ही कोणासाठी काम करता?

English: Tom isn't quite sure what he should do.
Portuguese: Tom não tem certeza do que deveria fazer.

English: I'll come provided you drive slowly.
Bulgarian: Ще дойда, ако караш бавно.

English: He propped his bike against the wall.
French: Il a posé son vélo contre le mur.

English: I like to eat watermelon.
Berber: Ḥemmleɣ ad cceɣ alegguẓ.

English: Tom taught Mary to paint.
Ukrainian: Том вчив Мері малювати.

English: Tom has a big mouth.
Berber: Tom meɣɣer yimi-nnes.

English: He is late for meetings nine times out of ten.
Spanish: Él llega tarde a cada nueve de diez reuniones.

English: Did they buy the juice?
Italian: Loro hanno comprato il succo?

English: He thinks I'm jealous.
Russian: Он думает, я ревную.

English: Can't we be friends?
Italian: Non possiamo essere amici?

English: Tom tried on a shirt he liked, but it was too small.
Russian: Том померил рубашку, которая ему понравилась, но она оказалась мала.

English: Can you help us find Tom?
Italian: Ci puoi aiutare a trovare Tom?

English: I already have an envelope.
Italian: Ho già una busta.

English: I'm playing with my cat.
Danish: Jeg leger med min kat.

English: I had a stabbing pain in my chest.
French: J'ai eu une douleur lancinante dans la poitrine.

English: It could just be your imagination.
French: Ce pourrait n'être que votre imagination.

English: The doctor misdiagnosed it.
Berber: Imsujji ur d-yekcif ara aḍḍan-nni akken iṣeḥḥa.

English: Tom and Mary both have black hair.
German: Tom und Maria sind beide schwarzhaarig.

English: Go home. Get some rest.
Italian: Andate a casa. Riposatevi un po'.

English: Why did you bring us here?
Russian: Зачем ты нас сюда привёл?

English: Ain't she cute?
Spanish: ¿Acaso no es linda?

English: Tom is devious.
Finnish: Tom on kiero.

English: They waited outside.
Russian: Они подождали снаружи.

English: The children were so excited after the party that they couldn't sleep.
Japanese: その子どもたちはパーティーのあと、とても興奮していて眠れなかった。

English: Get out of my bed.
Spanish: Fuera de mi cama.

English: Tom is in.
Macedonian: Том е внатре.

English: I want you to go to Boston with me.
Ukrainian: Я хочу, щоб ви поїхали зі мною до Бостону.

English: Let me open it by myself.
Hungarian: Hadd nyissam ki egyedül!

English: Is tomorrow a holiday?
Danish: Er det helligdag i morgen?

English: I've been riding horses since I was a child.
Serbian: Јашем коње откако сам дете.

English: Tom said he wants to stay at home all day.
Turkish: Tom bütün gün evde kalmak istediğini söyledi.

English: Why aren't you upset?
Ukrainian: Чому ти не засмучений?

English: Tom looks bored.
Ukrainian: Схоже, що Тому нудно.

English: Where's the truck?
Macedonian: Каде е камионот?

English: I should've worn short sleeves.
German: Ich hätte etwas Kurzärmeliges anziehen sollen!

English: Who ate all the cheese?
Ukrainian: Хто з'їв увесь сир?

English: Is it a present for Tom?
Russian: Это подарок для Тома?

English: Do you understand the difference?
Italian: Lei capisce la differenza?

English: I'm afraid there's nothing we can do.
Turkish: Korkarım yapabileceğimiz hiçbir şey yok.

English: I think you panicked.
Spanish: Creo que te entró miedo.

English: Most people love being creative.
Turkish: Çoğu insan yaratıcı olmayı sever.

English: It's good for your health to walk every day.
Hebrew: זה טוב לבריאות ללכת כל יום.

English: I know you must be busy.
Swedish: Jag vet att du måste ha fullt upp.

English: Make it happen.
Danish: Få det til at ske.

English: A rifle shot broke the peace of the early morning.
Finnish: Kiväärin laukaus rikkoi aikaisen aamun rauhan.

English: Can I put this on your arm?
French: Puis-je placer ça sur ton bras ?

English: I asked him to start at once.
Russian: Я попросил его отправляться немедленно.

English: The soldiers' mission was to destroy the bridge.
Russian: Задача солдат была уничтожить мост.

English: She left here in a hurry.
Turkish: Buradan aceleyle ayrıldı.

English: Who stopped?
Greek: Ποια σταμάτησε;

English: You are sure to succeed in time.
Spanish: Tarde o temprano, seguramente tendrás éxito.

English: Tom wasn't satisfied.
Hebrew: תום לא היה מרוצה.

English: It's time to eat lunch.
Berber: D lawan ad necc imekli.

English: How did this happen?
Russian: Как это произошло?

English: Tom wasn't allowed to stay.
Russian: Тому не позволили остаться.

English: Tom has money.
Arabic: توم لديه نقود

English: What did you do next?
Portuguese: E daí o que você fez?

English: What's worrying you?
Hebrew: מה מדאיג אותך?

English: Mary is really pretty.
Dutch: Mary is erg mooi.

English: Why won't Tom let me do that?
Ukrainian: Чому Том не дозволяє мені це зробити?

English: Tom is an amazing father.
Turkish: Tom inanılmaz bir baba.

English: Tom is your brother.
Italian: Tom è tuo fratello.

English: I don't know what it is.
German: Ich weiß nicht, was das ist.

English: May I see your passport, please?
Finnish: Voinko nähdä passinne, kiitos?

English: I trust him.
Macedonian: Имам верба во него.

English: I really believed it would work.
Berber: Umneɣ s tidet ad tečč.

English: When do you play tennis?
German: Wann spielt ihr Tennis?

English: Tom works too much.
Polish: Tom zbyt dużo pracuje.

English: I'm happy to see you.
Japanese: 私はあなたに会えて嬉しいです。

English: Tom had no idea what to do.
Italian: Tom non aveva idea di cosa fare.

English: God has a plan for you.
Italian: Dio ha un piano per voi.

English: Excuse me, how much are these?
Italian: Scusami, quanto vengono questi?

English: I saw Tom washing his car this morning.
Berber: Walaɣ Tom la yessirid takeṛṛust-nnes tanezzayt-a.

English: Tell me how it works.
Macedonian: Кажи ми како работи тоа.

English: How much was your new computer?
Hungarian: Mennyibe került az új számítógéped?

English: I am so tired that I can hardly walk.
Russian: Я так устала, что с трудом могу ходить.

English: You have a lot of nerve.
Turkmen: Gaty gaharlysyň.

English: Say it's not true.
Macedonian: Кажи ми дека не е вистина.

English: Tom isn't a hero.
Italian: Tom non è un eroe.

English: Tom noticed the door was unlocked.
German: Tom bemerkte, dass die Tür nicht verschlossen war.

English: Here I am.
Hebrew: הנה אני.