English: I'm feeling a little tense.
Hebrew: אני מרגיש מתוח מעט.

English: Let's begin.
Belarusian: Пачнем.

English: Can I offer you anything to drink?
French: Puis-je vous offrir quelque chose à boire ?

English: Can't you leave me alone?
Russian: Не мог бы ты оставить меня одного?

English: Did you ever talk to Tom about that?
Italian: Ne avete mai parlato con Tom?

English: I don't want dinner.
Italian: Io non voglio la cena.

English: Here comes the train.
Japanese: 電車来たよ。

English: Why did you go to the airport?
Japanese: なんで、空港に行ったの？

English: I bought a used car.
Russian: Я купил подержанную машину.

English: I hate that you have to leave.
Italian: Odio che lei debba partire.

English: Tom bought a new wallet to replace his old one.
Russian: Том купил новый бумажник взамен старого.

English: You're too nice.
Polish: Jesteś zbyt miła.

English: You may go if you want to.
Turkish: İstersen gidebilirsin.

English: Every time I see Tom, he's chewing gum.
Spanish: Cada vez que veo a Tom está masticando chicle.

English: She married him.
Mandarin Chinese: 她嫁给了他。

English: Hey, you're in a good mood today.
Kabyle: Eww! tceṛheḍ ass-agi.

English: This plant is good to eat.
Hebrew: צמח זה הוא טוב למאכל.

English: Where did you get your hair cut?
Russian: Ты где стригся?

English: What station is it?
Berber: Anta taɣsert ideg nella?

English: Tom wanted to lose weight.
German: Tom wollte abnehmen.

English: Bring a friend.
Indonesian: Ajak teman.

English: It was an act of courage.
French: Ce fut un acte de courage.

English: I don't care who wins.
German: Es ist mir wurst, wer gewinnt.

English: Can I see the price list?
German: Kann ich die Preisliste sehen?

English: Tom has new shoes.
Italian: Tom ha delle scarpe nuove.

English: I have a bald spot.
Ukrainian: У мене є лисина.

English: Do you want to go to the zoo with me?
Russian: Хотите пойти со мной в зоопарк?

English: Are you busy now?
Polish: Czy jesteś teraz zajęty?

English: Tom emerged from the crowd.
Macedonian: Том излезе од толпата.

English: Why did you choose this career?
Italian: Perché ha scelto questa carriera?

English: Please show me the TV Guide.
Dutch: Laat me alsjeblieft de tv-gids zien.

English: I want you to go to Boston with Tom.
Ukrainian: Я хочу, щоб ви поїхали до Бостона з Томом.

English: Tom says he's studying French.
Finnish: Tomi sanoo, että hän opiskelee ranskaa.

English: This book is so easy that even a child can read it.
Italian: Questo libro è così semplice che anche un bambino può leggerlo.

English: I have to respond.
Russian: Мне надо ответить.

English: Tom said that he lost his key.
German: Tom sagte, er habe seinen Schlüssel verloren.

English: He is absorbed in scientific work.
Ukrainian: Він занурений у наукову роботу.

English: I don't want to work for you anymore.
Russian: Я больше не хочу на вас работать.

English: Tom is a crook, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è un furfante, vero?

English: You're sad.
French: Vous êtes triste.

English: Are you here on official business?
Portuguese: Estás aqui em negócios oficiais?

English: I was in Boston three months ago.
German: Ich war vor drei Monaten in Boston.

English: It's junk. Throw it away.
Russian: Это мусор. Выкинь его.

English: We both fell asleep.
Ukrainian: Ми обидві заснули.

English: It was our choice.
Italian: Era la nostra scelta.

English: Tom was at school all day.
Japanese: トムは丸一日、学校にいた。

English: School begins the day after tomorrow.
Czech: Škola začíná pozítří.

English: I've already said no.
Russian: Я же уже сказал "нет".

English: I realized I wasn't ready.
Ukrainian: Я зрозумів, що не готовий.

English: Would you like to travel to the United States?
Russian: Вы хотели бы съездить в США?

English: The nurse told me that it wasn't supposed to hurt.
Russian: Медсестра сказала мне, что больно быть не должно.

English: Tom knew Mary wasn't very hungry.
Italian: Tom sapeva che Mary non aveva molta fame.

English: It was a dream.
French: C'était un rêve.

English: I suggest you do your job and let me do mine.
French: Je suggère que tu fasses ton boulot et me laisses faire le mien.

English: It seemed that he had been ill.
Italian: Sembrava che fosse stato ammalato.

English: We're not together anymore.
Danish: Vi er ikke sammen længere.

English: I met your father once.
Kabyle: Mlaleɣ baba-k yiwet n tikkelt.

English: Tom wasn't willing to help me.
Portuguese: Tom não estava disposto a me ajudar.

English: I haven't heard this song in a while.
German: Das Lied habe ich schon eine Zeitlang nicht mehr gehört.

English: Do you know where Tom is going?
Italian: Voi sapete dove sta andando Tom?

English: He made reference to my book.
French: Il a fait référence à mon livre.

English: I feel alive.
Italian: Mi sento viva.

English: Tom misled me.
Berber: Ikellex-iyi Tom.

English: Tom said that he didn't like Mary.
Italian: Tom ha detto che non gli piaceva Mary.

English: Her teacher praised her.
Italian: La sua insegnante l'ha elogiata.

English: I like French food very much.
Russian: Мне очень нравится французская кухня.

English: Tom is convinced that Mary is still alive.
Russian: Том убеждён, что Мэри ещё жива.

English: He tried to get up early.
Italian: Ha provato ad alzarsi presto.

English: Tom sat on the arm of the couch.
Portuguese: Tom sentou no braço do sofá.

English: I'll turn around while you change.
Hebrew: אסתובב בשעה שאת מחליפה בגדים.

English: You don't understand Tom.
Italian: Lei non capisce Tom.

English: Do you believe in life after death?
German: Glauben Sie an ein Leben nach dem Tod?

English: If you want to say something, go ahead and say it.
Portuguese: Se você quer dizer algo, vá em frente e diga.

English: Tom isn't unemployed.
French: Tom travaille.

English: Why does it look like that to you?
German: Warum scheint es Ihnen so?

English: I still have a lot of work to do.
Japanese: やらなければいけない仕事がたくさん残っている。

English: I'll miss you so much when you leave in October.
German: Du wirst mir sehr fehlen, wenn du im Oktober wegfährst.

English: Please let me go.
Russian: Позвольте мне уйти, пожалуйста.

English: I had a bad cold last month.
Turkish: Geçen ay kötü bir nezle geçirdim.

English: We take the same bus to work.
Dutch: We nemen dezelfde bus naar het werk.

English: Tom wanted a car.
Berber: Tom yella yebɣa takeṛṛust.

English: Tom assumed Mary wouldn't be at the party.
German: Tom nahm an, dass Maria der Feier fernbleiben würde.

English: I would like a cup of coffee.
Portuguese: Gostaria de uma xícara de café.

English: Tom ate all three apples.
Spanish: Tom se comió las tres manzanas.

English: I'm afraid for you.
Finnish: Pelkään puolestasi.

English: He shot at me.
Russian: Он выстрелил в меня.

English: Tom is going to paint his car blue.
Italian: Tom pitturerà la sua auto di blu.

English: He was very tired, so he went to bed early.
Italian: Era molto stanco, per cui è andato a letto presto.

English: Tom wanted to help, but Mary told him that she didn't need his help.
Portuguese: Tom queria ajudar, mas Mary disse que não precisava da ajuda dele.

English: Tom didn't appear concerned.
Hebrew: תום לא נראה מוטרד.

English: Give us a second.
Italian: Dateci un secondo.

English: There's a blanket in the trunk.
Russian: В багажнике есть одеяло.

English: I want to change my image.
Dutch: Ik wil mijn imago veranderen.

English: I just talked to the person in charge.
Mandarin Chinese: 我刚跟主管人谈过。

English: I don't feel well.
Portuguese: Eu não me sinto bem.

English: What does Tom think?
Macedonian: Што мисли Том?

English: I want to apologize.
Finnish: Minä haluan pyytää anteeksi.

English: The child protested against having to swallow the medicine.
German: Das Kind protestierte dagegen, die Medizin schlucken zu müssen.

English: I don't understand what you're doing.
Czech: Nerozumím tomu, co děláš.

English: Have you read the book Tom bought for you?
Hungarian: Olvastad a könyvet, amelyiket Tom vett neked?