English: Tom's parents are divorced, right?
Italian: I genitori di Tom sono divorziati, giusto?

English: Can I call my friend in Australia?
Russian: Я могу позвонить своему другу в Австралию?

English: I was afraid of getting lost in the dark.
French: J'avais peur de me perdre dans le noir.

English: Tom was chewing on a toothpick.
Italian: Tom stava masticando uno stuzzicadenti.

English: Why does it matter to us?
Italian: Perché ci importa?

English: Tom waited for Mary.
German: Tom wartete auf Maria.

English: I didn't put this here.
Bokmål: Det var ikke jeg som la den her.

English: Tom hardly ever says yes.
Ukrainian: Том майже ніколи не погоджується.

English: When are you going to move?
Swedish: När kommer du att flytta?

English: He will not agree with us.
Russian: Он с нами не согласится.

English: By the way, where were you?
Portuguese: A propósito, onde você estava?

English: Tom didn't like it very much.
Czech: Tomovi se to moc nelíbilo.

English: Tom spends a lot of time with Mary.
Portuguese: Tom passa muito tempo com a Mary.

English: This gives me the strength to go on.
Italian: Questa mi dà la forza di andare avanti.

English: To be successful, you have to establish a good plan.
Turkish: Başarılı olmak için iyi bir plan yapmak zorundasın.

English: Mind your manners.
Macedonian: Пази како се однесуваш.

English: I was waiting for the right moment.
Turkish: Doğru anı bekliyordum.

English: Just be patient.
Hebrew: פשוט תהיה סבלני.

English: Your purse is open.
Spanish: Tu cartera está abierta.

English: Hi! How are you?
Finnish: Terve, mitä kuuluu?

English: Seven policemen were killed.
Italian: Sono stati uccisi sette poliziotti.

English: Tom is a very able teacher.
Italian: Tom è un insegnante molto capace.

English: Do you know the answer?
Polish: Czy znasz odpowiedź?

English: Have you changed your profile picture recently?
Portuguese: Você mudou sua foto de perfil recentemente?

English: What else can I give you?
Turkish: Sana başka ne verebilirim?

English: Which way should I go?
Russian: В какую сторону мне идти?

English: Tom didn't have much money.
Russian: У Тома не было много денег.

English: Are you new?
Kabyle: D ajdid kečči?

English: Tom has trouble admitting his mistakes.
German: Es fällt Tom schwer, Fehler einzugestehen.

English: Tom is working at the garage.
Berber: Tom la ixeddem deg ugaṛaj.

English: I didn't do it willingly.
Turkish: Bayıla bayıla yapmadım.

English: Tom is the one you want.
Italian: Tom è colui che vuoi.

English: I think you ought to give Tom a call.
Dutch: Ik denk dat je Tom even moet bellen.

English: I was forced to sell my car.
Romanian: Eu am fost forțat să-mi vând mașina.

English: She is over twenty.
Macedonian: Таа има над дваесет години.

English: I looked everywhere.
Ukrainian: Я скрізь дивилася.

English: Let's make a deal.
Portuguese: Façamos um acordo.

English: He has no real friends.
Italian: Lui non ha nessuna vera amica.

English: Please remember what I tell you.
Turkish: Dediklerimi lütfen aklında tut.

English: We should honor our parents.
Turkish: Anne-babamızı onurlandırmalıyız.

English: The village needs your help.
Ukrainian: Селу потрібна твоя допомога.

English: The bell is ringing.
Dutch: De klok luidt.

English: I got out of the water.
Russian: Я вылезла из воды.

English: He's a little pale.
Mandarin Chinese: 他有点苍白。

English: I hope to see you again before long.
Russian: Надеюсь скоро вас снова увидеть.

English: The rich are different from you and me.
Russian: Богатые отличаются от нас с вами.

English: Why didn't you go to the office?
Italian: Perché non è andato in ufficio?

English: Take another look.
Macedonian: Погледни уште еднаш.

English: The sailors were at the mercy of the weather.
Italian: I marinai erano in balia del tempo.

English: Tom thinks he's better than anyone else.
Hungarian: Tom azt gondolja, hogy ő jobb, mint bárki más.

English: Tom didn't watch TV.
Russian: Том не смотрел телевизор.

English: They defended their country.
Spanish: Defendieron su país.

English: I take a shower every morning before I go to school.
Italian: Faccio la doccia ogni mattina prima di andare a scuola.

English: I'm eating an apple.
Indonesian: Saya sedang makan apel.

English: I assume we're doing a pretty good job since no one has complained.
Portuguese: Eu suponho que nós estamos fazendo um ótimo trabalho, já que ninguém reclamou.

English: It's a shame.
Portuguese: É uma vergonha.

English: I don't like your jokes.
Russian: Мне не нравятся ваши шутки.

English: Every ship needs a captain.
Italian: A ogni nave serve un capitano.

English: How's it going with your family?

English: That's unavoidable.
Korean: 그건 피할 수 없어.

English: We haven't been informed yet.
Russian: Нам ещё не сообщили.

English: There are clouds in the sky.
Italian: Ci sono nuvole nel cielo.

English: Would you wait a second?
Spanish: ¿Podrías esperar un segundo?

English: It was Tom's first time living alone.
German: Tom wohnte zum erstenmal allein.

English: I'll get my revenge.
Ukrainian: Я помщуся.

English: No one was watching.
Portuguese: Ninguém estava vendo.

English: It wasn't easy for me to do that.
Hungarian: Ezt nem volt könnyű meglépnem.

English: Tom slept on the couch.
Danish: Tom sov på sofaen.

English: Tom managed to escape from the room where his kidnappers had kept him locked up.
Czech: Tomovi se podařilo uniknout z místnosti, kde ho jeho únosci drželi zavřeného.

English: Let's work.
French: Travaillons !

English: Beat it.
Russian: Исчезни.

English: A stranger is a friend you just haven't met yet.
Turkish: Bir yabancı, sadece sizin henüz tanışmadığınız bir arkadaştır.

English: That's one of the worst jokes I've ever heard.
Italian: È una delle battute peggiori che abbia mai sentito.

English: We can buy it.
Korean: 이건 우리가 살 수 있어.

English: I still don't see anything.
German: Ich sehe immer noch nichts.

English: We've decided to move the meeting to next Sunday.
Portuguese: Decidimos remarcar a reunião para domingo que vem.

English: My pen won't work. What did you do to it?
Berber: Yugi ad yaru yimru-inu. D acu ay as-tgam?

English: Tom's family moved around a lot.
Serbian: Tomova porodica se često selila.

English: Congratulations!
Mandarin Chinese: 恭喜你！

English: A lot of kids wear jeans.
Russian: Многие дети носят джинсы.

English: I found it impossible to win the championship.
Italian: Io trovai impossibile vincere il campionato.

English: Tom knows Mary is teasing.
Macedonian: Том знае дека Мери се закача.

English: He doesn't work here now, but he used to work here.
French: Il ne travaille plus ici maintenant, mais avant il travaillait bien ici.

English: Will you please wipe the dust off the table?
Hebrew: האם תהיה מוכן לאבק את השולחן?

English: I saw her at the party.
Russian: Я видел её на вечеринке.

English: I heard someone scream.
Danish: Jeg hørte nogen skrige.

English: I will get it back from Tom.
Italian: Lo riprenderò da Tom.

English: I'll tell you my life's story if you tell me yours.
Ukrainian: Я розповім тобі історію свого життя, якщо ти розкажеш мені свою.

English: How did you come up with that?
French: Comment cela t’est-il venu ?

English: Can you lower the price some more?
Dutch: Kan het nog goedkoper?

English: I've never swum in a pool.
Turkish: Ben hiç bir havuzda yüzmedim.

English: Where's the nearest travel agency?
Hungarian: Hol van a legközelebbi utazási iroda?

English: You're the only person I know who has a sports car.
Polish: Jesteś jedynym znanym mi posiadaczem sportowego samochodu.

English: I swim pretty well.
Italian: Nuoto piuttosto bene.

English: Tom hates jogging.
German: Tom hasst Joggen.

English: You're unbelievably stupid.
Russian: Ты невероятно глупа.

English: Tom went to Boston for work.
Turkish: Tom Boston'a iş için gitti.

English: What else can I do to help you?
Russian: Что ещё я могу сделать, чтобы помочь тебе?

English: I broke my back.
Macedonian: Си го скршив грбот.