English: My pen is new.
Polish: Mój długopis jest nowy.

English: I don't see much of Tom.
Russian: Мы с Томом почти не видимся.

English: Tom died in Boston in 2013 when he was 30 years old.
Russian: Том умер в Бостоне в 2013 году, когда ему было 30 лет.

English: So what do you want to know?
Italian: Quindi cosa volete sapere?

English: Do you often travel abroad?
Russian: Ты часто ездишь за границу?

English: Believe what you want.
Italian: Credete quello che volete.

English: It is believed that ghosts exist in this forest.
Japanese: この森には、幽霊がいると信じられている。

English: I have a lot of things to do today.
Japanese: 今日はすることが多い。

English: Tom's dog likes to get his belly rubbed.
German: Toms Hund lässt sich gern den Bauch kraulen.

English: I couldn't find anybody.
Berber: Ur ssawḍeɣ ad d-afeɣ yiwen.

English: Do you like rock and roll?
Italian: Ti piace il rock and roll?

English: I'm used to getting up early.
Italian: Io sono abituato ad alzarmi presto.

English: Tom predicted our success.
German: Tom hat unseren Erfolg vorhergesagt.

English: You'll get used to it.
Vietnamese: Bạn sẽ quen với nó thôi.

English: What's for dessert?
Japanese: デザートはなぁ〜に？

English: Why don't you guess?
Berber: I tesxedmed cwiṭ allaɣ-nnem akken ad d-tafed?

English: Tom is still online.
Italian: Tom è ancora online.

English: I seldom get angry.
Turkish: Nadiren kızarım.

English: Tom denied that he'd done that.
Japanese: トムはそんなことはしてないと否定した。

English: Tom doesn't have enough money.
Greek: Ο Τομ δεν έχει αρκετά χρήματα.

English: Let's do this now.
Czech: Udělejme to teď.

English: Tom was really unlucky.
Finnish: Tomilla kävi todella huono tuuri.

English: Tom really likes playing the guitar.
German: Tom spielt ausgesprochen gern Gitarre.

English: There are no oranges on the table.
Azerbaijani: Stolun üstündə portağal yoxdur.

English: It's an hour's walk to the station.
Italian: Ci vuole un'ora per andare a piedi alla stazione.

English: I thought we were out of coffee.
Russian: У думал, у нас кофе закончился.

English: Just swim.
Ukrainian: Просто пливи.

English: Let me tell you a little about myself.
German: Lass mich dir etwas über mich erzählen.

English: I have my own bedroom at home.
Hungarian: Van saját hálószobám otthon.

English: Tom never called.
Italian: Tom non ha mai chiamato.

English: Your book has changed my life.
Turkish: Kitabın hayatımı değiştirdi.

English: How humiliating!
Portuguese: Que humilhante!

English: Islamabad is the capital of Pakistan.
Marathi: इस्लामाबाद पाकिस्तानची राजधानी आहे.

English: I feel like having some pizza tonight.
Italian: Io ho voglia di mangiare un po' di pizza stasera.

English: I go by that church every day.
Dutch: Ik kom elke dag langs die kerk.

English: Tom is to die by lethal injection tonight.
Turkish: Tom bu gece öldürücü iğneyle ölecek.

English: You didn't seem to want that book.
Russian: Кажется, ты не хотел ту книгу.

English: Tom studied gorillas for three years.
Turkish: Tom üç yıl boyunca gorilleri inceledi.

English: He told his assistant that he would win.
Hebrew: הוא אמר לעוזר שלו שהוא ינצח.

English: You need to protect yourself.
Turkish: Kendini koruman gerek.

English: How do you know that I don't have it?
Russian: Откуда ты знаешь, что у меня её нет?

English: France shares a border with Spain.
Spanish: Francia limita con España.

English: Let's get discount tickets.
Italian: Prendiamo dei biglietti scontati.

English: What would cause that?
French: Qu'est-ce qui causerait ça ?

English: Tom is coming over tomorrow.
Ukrainian: Том завітає завтра.

English: She bent down.
Bokmål: Hun bøyde seg ned.

English: I'm finished here.
Italian: Io ho finito qui.

English: Tom never stops complaining.
Hungarian: Tom soha nem hagyja abba a panaszkodást.

English: We'll scream.
Portuguese: Nós iremos gritar.

English: He is one of the best brains in our country.
Hebrew: הוא אחד מהמוחות הטובים במדינה.

English: The squirrel is climbing the tree.
Slovak: Veverička lezie po strome.

English: I told Tom to wait over there.
Russian: Я сказал Тому ждать вон там.

English: Thank you for your kind words.
Russian: Спасибо вам за добрые слова.

English: I believe you like your job.
Hungarian: Azt hiszem, hogy szeretitek a munkátokat.

English: That's a very rude question.
Hungarian: Ez egy nagyon szemtelen kérdés.

English: Tom is using you.
Berber: Tom atan la kent-yesseqdac.

English: I have to think this over carefully.
Macedonian: Ќе морам внимателно да размислам за ова.

English: Tom said he thought that I seemed impressed.
Ukrainian: Том сказав, що він думає, що я виглядаю враженним.

English: I received my birthday present.
German: Ich habe mein Geburtstagsgeschenk erhalten.

English: You'd better check that.
Portuguese: É melhor você checar isso.

English: The mountain has a beautiful shape.
French: La forme de cette montagne est belle.

English: What're you doing with those things?
Portuguese: O que você está fazendo com essas coisas?

English: Choose either of the two T-shirts.
Italian: Scegliete una delle due T-shirt.

English: You didn't tell the story very well.
Russian: Ты не очень хорошо рассказал историю.

English: She loves Tom more than I do.
Marathi: टॉमवर मी जितकं प्रेम करतो त्यापेक्षा जास्त ती करते.

English: I'm surprised no one else heard the gunshots.
Russian: Я удивлён, что больше никто не слышал выстрелы.

English: The book is out of print.
Serbian: Књига је распродата.

English: I'd really like to learn French, too.
Japanese: 私もめっちゃフランス語が習いたいの。

English: Write me.
Berber: Arut-iyi-d.

English: Tom digitized an old family photo and emailed it to his mother.
Hebrew: תום סרק תמונת משפחה ישנה ושלח אותה לאמו.

English: Do you want to know what's wrong?
Russian: Хотите знать, в чём дело?

English: Hey, what are you talking about?
Arabic: عن ماذا تتحدث؟

English: Tom says he's not hungry.
Italian: Tom dice che non ha fame.

English: Don't fall into Tom's trap.
Portuguese: Não caiam na armadilha de Tom.

English: My parents taught me how to do that.
French: Mes parents m'ont appris à le faire.

English: Tom isn't sick.
German: Tom ist nicht krank.

English: You're good at French, aren't you?
German: Du bist gut in Französisch, oder?

English: We cross the railroad tracks every morning.
Ukrainian: Ми перетинаємо залізничну колію щоранку.

English: Are these yours?
Berber: Nwent wi?

English: Tom and Mary are foolish.
Italian: Tom e Mary sono folli.

English: We're going to pull it.
Hungarian: Meg fogjuk húzni.

English: I turned right.
Ukrainian: Я повернув направо.

English: I didn't know Tom had agreed to do that.
French: Je ne savais pas que Tom avait accepté de le faire.

English: The new building is enormous.
Marathi: ती नवीन इमारत प्रचंड आहे.

English: We do this every night.
Dutch: We doen dit iedere avond.

English: Tom told me he'd be late.
Russian: Том говорил мне, что опоздает.

English: I hate cats.
Ukrainian: Ненавиджу котів.

English: Thanks for the dinner.
Portuguese: Obrigado pelo jantar.

English: I'll forgive you.
Italian: Vi perdonerò.

English: The water reached my knees.
French: L'eau arrivait au niveau de mes genoux.

English: Do you think you're obese?
German: Hältst du dich für fettleibig?

English: This bed is not comfortable.
Czech: Tahle postel není pohodlná.

English: My alarm clock didn't go off this morning, so I missed my bus.
Portuguese: Meu despertador não tocou de manhã, então eu perdi o ônibus.

English: Do you know Tom's real name?
Japanese: トムの本名知ってる？

English: Are your eyes bad?

English: Are we friends?
Ukrainian: Ми подруги?

English: My appointment is in thirty minutes.
French: Mon rendez-vous est dans trente minutes.

English: I completely agree with Tom.
Russian: Я полностью согласен с Томом.

English: Could you excuse us a sec?
Italian: Potrebbe scusarci un secondo?

English: Tom knew it was going to be tough to convince Mary that she was too old to drive.
Berber: Tom yella yeẓra belli yewɛeṛ ad yessiweḍ Mary ad testeɛṛef belli tɛedda i leɛmeṛ n tenhaṛt.