English: I can play tennis.
French: Je sais jouer au tennis.

English: Tom decided to give Mary everything she asked for.
Portuguese: O Tom decidiu dar para a Mary tudo o que ela pediu.

English: Let some fresh air in.
Japanese: 換気しろよ。

English: Tom burned his tongue on the hot cheese.
Danish: Tom brændte tungen på den varme ost.

English: Does your school have a library?
Russian: В твоей школе есть библиотека?

English: It was not long before he was appointed professor.
German: Es dauerte nicht lange, bis er zum Professor ernannt wurde.

English: It's eight o'clock at night.
Russian: Сейчас восемь вечера.

English: I think Tom could help.
Italian: Io penso che Tom potrebbe aiutare.

English: You live too far away.
Ukrainian: Ви живете задалеко.

English: I'm reading.
Marathi: मी वाचतेय.

English: Tom should be at home.
Japanese: トムは家にいるはずよ。

English: We have been here for three days.
Italian: Siamo state qui per tre giorni.

English: Tom isn't a good writer.
Portuguese: Tom não é um bom escritor.

English: He is taking a walk.
Bulgarian: Той се разхожда.

English: We had breakfast.
Hungarian: Megreggeliztünk.

English: I'm sure if you asked Tom, he'd say yes.
Portuguese: Tenho certeza de que se você pedisse ao Tom, ele diria sim.

English: I'm not often invited to parties.
French: Je ne suis pas souvent invitée à des fêtes.

English: I'll call you Monday.
Spanish: Te llamaré el lunes.

English: Tom hasn't signed a contract yet.
Italian: Tom non ha ancora firmato un contratto.

English: She has a very good figure.
French: Elle est dotée d'une très jolie silhouette.

English: Tom and Mary are both thirty.
Italian: Sia Tom che Mary hanno trent'anni.

English: Who told you to sit here?
Turkish: Burada oturmanı kim söyledi?

English: I can speak French better than Tom.
German: Ich kann besser Französisch sprechen als Tom.

English: Tom didn't know how he could help.
Hebrew: תום לא ידע איך לעזור.

English: Go find Tom.
Macedonian: Оди најди го Том.

English: That was magnificent.
Russian: Это было великолепно.

English: I did speak, but no one listened to me.
Japanese: 私はたしかに話したのだが、誰も私の話に耳を傾けなかった。

English: Women like men with mustaches.
Ukrainian: Жінкам подобаються чоловіки з вусами.

English: When I was a student, I lived in Boston.
Ukrainian: Коли я була студенткою, я жила у Бостоні.

English: Tom is correct.
Kabyle: Tom yesεa lḥeqq.

English: This is the reason I came here.
German: Das ist der Grund, weshalb ich herkam.

English: I'm not as young as you think.
Hungarian: Nem vagyok olyan fiatal, mint gondolod.

English: They're not soldiers.
Macedonian: Не се војници.

English: I never drink tea with lemon.
Mandarin Chinese: 我從來不喝檸檬茶。

English: What time do you usually go to bed?
Hebrew: באיזו שעה בדרך כלל אתם הולכים לישון?

English: Children need loving.
German: Kinder brauchen Liebe.

English: Why are you accusing me?
Italian: Perché mi stai accusando?

English: I've been working here since I graduated from college.
German: Ich arbeite hier schon seit meinem Abschluss an der Universität.

English: It's your decision.
Italian: È la vostra decisione.

English: I don't like to walk.
Ukrainian: Я не люблю гуляти.

English: Someone will come for you.
Hebrew: מישהו יבוא אליכם.

English: I'm at the hospital now.
Russian: Я сейчас в больнице.

English: I came here to make you an offer.
German: Ich bin gekommen, um euch ein Angebot zu machen.

English: It was stupid of you to believe him.
Russian: Глупо было с вашей стороны ему верить.

English: Are you generous?
Berber: Kenwi d imakkayen?

English: You must be from Australia.
Berber: Iban kan kenwi seg Ustṛalya.

English: I want to join you.
Italian: Voglio unirmi a voi.

English: How did you do on your exam?
Spanish: ¿Qué tal te fue en el examen?

English: He never stops to think.
Polish: On nigdy nie zatrzymuje się by pomyśleć.

English: Those were Tom's last words.
Russian: Это были последние слова Тома.

English: I've never smoked a cigarette in my life.
Finnish: En ole eläissäni polttanut tupakkaakaan.

English: I've already called the police.
Italian: Ho già chiamato la polizia.

English: Do you mind if I invite Tom to dinner?
Russian: Ты не против, если я приглашу на ужин Тома?

English: Here's your lunch.
Russian: Вот твой обед.

English: Tom didn't want to be a fireman.
Ukrainian: Том не хотів бути пожежником.

English: I wonder why Tom isn't busy.
Italian: Io mi chiedo come mai Tom non sia impegnato.

English: Tom may have gone already.
Russian: Том мог уже уйти.

English: I'm assuming you have a plan.
French: Je suppose que tu disposes d'un plan.

English: Tom is going to forgive you.
Italian: Tom vi perdonerà.

English: We did it in school.
Portuguese: Fizemos isso na escola.

English: You should've talked to Tom first.
Russian: Ты должен был сначала поговорить с Томом.

English: Put your camera away.
Macedonian: Тргни ја камерата.

English: You can believe Tom.
Russian: Вы можете верить Тому.

English: Tom cried until he ran out of tears.
German: Tom weinte, bis er keine Tränen mehr hatte.

English: Tom has a southern accent.
Berber: Tom ila aɣdebbu n unẓul.

English: Tom is in the living room, talking with Mary.
Russian: Том в гостиной разговаривает с Мэри.

English: How do you plan to go to Boston?
Ukrainian: Як ви плануєте дістатися до Бостона?

English: I'll mow the lawn tomorrow if it's not raining.
Dutch: Ik maai het gras morgen als het niet regent.

English: What's your favorite girl's name?
Hebrew: מה שמה של הבת המועדפת עליך?

English: There is no dress code.
German: Es gibt keine Kleiderordnung.

English: I am coming.
Polish: Idę.

English: Tom said that I didn't look nervous.
Italian: Tom ha detto che non sembravo nervosa.

English: We're relatives.
German: Wir sind Verwandte.

English: Do you know how to use a dictionary?
Spanish: ¿Sabes cómo se usa un diccionario?

English: Maybe you'll succeed.
Russian: Может быть, ты добьёшься успеха.

English: Why don't you join us for dessert?
Berber: I tased-d ad teččed yid-nteɣ tasegrit?

English: I'm not old.
Finnish: Minä en ole vanha.

English: They're waiting for it.
Kapampangan: Pánáyan de.

English: I'll pay for it.
Italian: La pagherò.

English: I want to make my parents proud.
Hebrew: אני רוצה שהוריי יהיו גאים.

English: I'm reading it.
Greek: Τη διαβάζω.

English: They spied on him while he was bathing.
French: Elles l'ont épié pendant qu'il prenait son bain.

English: My legs are still shaking.
Dutch: Mijn benen trillen nog.

English: He's afraid of that dog.
Russian: Он боится этой собаки.

English: It's important to unite as many workers as possible.
Hebrew: חשוב לאחד כמה שיותר פועלים.

English: Tom and Mary have decided to eat together.
Ukrainian: Том та Мері вирішили поїсти разом.

English: You know that Tom and I don't get along very well, don't you?
German: Du weißt doch, dass Tom und ich nicht sehr gut miteinander auskommen, oder?

English: What do you mean by it?
Greek: Τι εννοείς μ' αυτό;

English: I want you to know I'm willing to help if you need me.
Berber: Bɣiɣ ad teẓred dakken nekk wejdeɣ ad k-ɛawneɣ ma teḥwajed-iyi.

English: We stored the hay in the barn.
Russian: Мы хранили сено в сарае.

English: I have a bad sunburn.
Russian: Я обгораю.

English: He spent the evening reading.
Italian: Lui ha passato la serata a leggere.

English: He was strict with his children.
Italian: Era severo con i suoi figli.

English: I lied.
Serbian: Излагао сам.

English: I've got some bad news for you.
French: J'ai des mauvaises nouvelles pour vous.

English: I hope you two have fun.
Spanish: Espero que los dos se diviertan.

English: Ice is solid.
German: Eis ist fest.

English: Are you afraid of me?
German: Ängstigst du dich vor mir?

English: I like eating durian.
Vietnamese: Tôi thích ăn sầu riêng.

English: Watch this.
Spanish: Mira esto.

English: The job of a driver is not as easy as it looks.
French: Le travail de chauffeur n'est pas aussi simple qu'il ne semble.