English: Where was Tom yesterday?
Russian: Где был Том вчера?

English: I have an umbrella in my car.
French: J'ai un parapluie dans ma voiture.

English: Come to my room between three and four.
Italian: Venga nella mia stanza fra le tre e le quattro.

English: I have to go back to Australia.
French: Je dois retourner en Australie.

English: I don't like any of them.
Spanish: No me gusta ninguno de ellos.

English: The enemy launched an attack on us.
Marathi: शत्रूने आमच्यावर हल्ला चढवला.

English: Tom was often late for school.
Russian: Том часто опаздывал в школу.

English: Someone knocked on the door.
Russian: Кто-то постучал в дверь.

English: He has a strong personality.
Hungarian: Erős személyiség.

English: Mt. Fuji is noted for its beautiful shape.
Polish: Góra Fuji znana jest ze swojego pięknego kształtu.

English: This car is his.
Italian: Quest'auto è sua.

English: We're confused.
Portuguese: Estamos confusas.

English: Tom put his career on the back burner and became a house husband, to enable Mary to pursue her career.
Danish: Tom satte sin karriere på vågeblus og blev hjemmegående for at gøre det muligt for Mary at fortsætte sin karriere.

English: Are you planning on buying a car?
Ukrainian: Ти плануєш купити машину?

English: I know that you're here.
Portuguese: Eu sei que estás aqui.

English: Is this really our hotel?
German: Ist das wirklich unser Hotel?

English: Do it again.
Hebrew: תעשי את זה עוד פעם.

English: Tom began to study French when he was thirteen.
Dutch: Op zijn dertiende begon Tom Frans te studeren.

English: I told you I hated that shirt.
Italian: Ti ho detto che odiavo quella camicia.

English: You can put it anywhere.
Hebrew: אתה יכול לשים את זה בכל מקום.

English: Tom is unintelligent, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è stupido, vero?

English: Stay in Boston.
Kabyle: Qqimemt deg Boston.

English: I suspect that Tom is at home.
Russian: Я подозреваю, что Том дома.

English: Do both Tom and Mary have your phone number?
Berber: Tom d Mary ɣer-sen deg sin uṭṭun-nwen n usawal?

English: It doesn't hurt.
German: Es tut nicht weh.

English: How did you get Tom to buy that for you?
Berber: Amek ay tesqenɛed Tom ad am-d-iseɣ aya?

English: Tom wanted to meet you.
Japanese: トムが会いたがってたよ。

English: Do you still want me to help you?
German: Soll ich dir noch helfen?

English: I only wanted to forget.
Marathi: मला फक्त विसरून जायचं होतं.

English: Who else uses it?
Russian: Кто ещё этим пользуется?

English: She hates him.
Japanese: 彼女は彼が大嫌いです。

English: Is your new computer working well?
Berber: La yetteddu mliḥ uselkim-nnek amaynu?

English: This plan is far from perfect, but it's the best plan we have.
French: Ce plan est loin d'être parfait, mais c'est le meilleur qu'on a.

English: I wouldn't know where to begin.
Italian: Non saprei da dove cominciare.

English: We swam in the lake.
Slovak: Plávali sme v jazere.

English: I forgot to feed my dog.
Italian: Scordai di dar da mangiare al mio cane.

English: Tom didn't know that Mary liked to cook.
Hungarian: Tom nem tudta, hogy Mary szeret főzni.

English: Let's see what we can do.
Russian: Давайте посмотрим, что можно сделать.

English: Tom is a man's name and Mary is a woman's name.
Portuguese: Tom é nome de um homem e Mary é um nome de uma mulher.

English: That was my fault.
Italian: Era colpa mia.

English: This stays between you and me.
Spanish: Esto queda entre tú y yo.

English: We live near the beach.
Italian: Noi abitiamo vicino alla spiaggia.

English: I couldn't afford to do that.
Russian: Я не мог позволить себе это сделать.

English: Tom was abducted.
Italian: Tom venne rapito.

English: Japan imports a large quantity of oil.
Ukrainian: Японія імпортує великі обсяги нафти.

English: Tom is a man now.
Czech: Z Toma je nyní muž.

English: Everyone was screaming.
Portuguese: Todos estavam gritando.

English: That's how I did it.
German: So habe ich das gemacht.

English: I plan to retire when I'm sixty years old.
Russian: Я планирую выйти на пенсию в шестьдесят лет.

English: What happened to all our money?
Marathi: आमच्या सगळ्या पैशाचं काय झालं?

English: They're right.
Spanish: Tienen razón.

English: This is a book.
Arabic: هذا كتاب.

English: Was the train crowded?
Turkish: Tren kalabalık mıydı?

English: See you later.
Russian: До скорого!

English: Where did you buy this guitar?
Berber: Seg wansi ay d-tesɣid tagiṭart-a?

English: You don't have a fever.
German: Du hast kein Fieber.

English: Can you remember the first time you heard the Beatles?
Ukrainian: Пам'ятаєш, коли ти вперше почув Бітлів?

English: What did you sing?
Kabyle: D acu i d-tecnam?

English: Tom is dead, isn't he?
German: Tom ist tot, oder?

English: Everything she does shows that she has character.
Russian: Она проявляет характер во всём, что делает.

English: Tom said that he thought that I was charismatic.
Ukrainian: Том сказав, що вважає мене харизматичною.

English: I'm invited to a party tonight.
Portuguese: Estou convidado para uma festa hoje à noite.

English: Tom drove home.
Italian: Tom guidò fino a casa.

English: I should've gone to yesterday's meeting.
Spanish: Debería haber ido a la reunión de ayer.

English: Can I borrow $30?
Italian: Posso prendere in prestito 30 dollari?

English: What a wonderful night!
Polish: Ale wspaniała noc!

English: Chicken, please.
Danish: Kylling, tak.

English: Tom opened his mouth.
Finnish: Tomi avasi suunsa.

English: Tom hasn't done that for a few years.
Ukrainian: Том вже кілька років цим не займався.

English: He sat down to read a novel.
Italian: Si sedette per leggere un romanzo.

English: That house is very small.
Bokmål: Det huset er veldig lite.

English: I love challenging myself.
Hungarian: Szeretem magamat kihívások elé állítani.

English: I don't know anything about their plan.
Italian: Io non so niente del loro piano.

English: Tom is a born loser.
Hungarian: Tomi egy lúzer.

English: Tom enjoyed himself at the concert.
Berber: Tom yeɛjeb-it lḥal deg ubaraz-nni.

English: Have you heard from him recently?
Italian: Hai sentito qualcosa da lui di recente?

English: I looked over my shoulder.
Polish: Spojrzałem przez ramię.

English: The first step is the hardest.
German: Der erste Schritt ist der schwerste.

English: The lovers were walking arm in arm.
Ukrainian: Коханці прогулювалися рука в руку.

English: I'd started to think you weren't coming.
Russian: Я уже начал думать, что вы не придёте.

English: They all left.
French: Ils sont tous partis.

English: I can't see Tom tonight.
Italian: Io non riesco a vedere Tom stanotte.

English: If it rains tomorrow, I will stay at home.
German: Wenn es morgen regnet, bleibe ich zu Hause.

English: This car is mine.
Polish: Ten samochód jest mój.

English: Tom was the one who taught me how to play the guitar.
Russian: Это Том научил меня играть на гитаре.

English: Tom opened his laptop.
Dutch: Tom opende zijn laptop.

English: What've you been cooking?
Spanish: ¿Qué estuviste cocinando?

English: Would you pass me the salt?
Japanese: 塩を回してくださいませんか。

English: He washes his car at least once a week.
Italian: Lava la sua macchina almeno una volta alla settimana.

English: You're rude.
Russian: Вы грубы.

English: Tom says that he did nothing illegal.
Italian: Tom dice che non ha fatto nulla di illegale.

English: The situation worries me very much.
Spanish: La situación me preocupa mucho.

English: What did you do to get expelled from school?
Berber: D acu ay tgam akken ad d-tettwaẓẓɛem seg uɣerbaz?

English: That's precisely what I mean to do.
German: Genau das habe ich auch vor.

English: Don't think about it now.
Italian: Non pensateci ora.

English: The company went bankrupt.
Spanish: La compañía quebró.

English: He doesn't understand you.
Berber: Ur kem-yegzi ara.

English: I found my keys under the couch.
Japanese: 鍵はソファーの下にあったよ。

English: Please don't compare me with my brother.
Dutch: Vergelijk me alsjeblieft niet met mijn broer.

English: What time did you call?
Hungarian: Mikor hívtál?