English: That would come in handy.
Italian: Sarebbe utile.

English: I don't like these kinds of jokes.
Vietnamese: Tôi không thích đùa kiểu này.

English: I know Tom is a bit naive.
Ukrainian: Я знаю, що Том трохи легковірний..

English: I met a man from Boston this afternoon.
French: J'ai rencontré un homme de Boston cet après-midi.

English: He dreamed of being a hero.
Hebrew: הוא חלם להיות גיבור.

English: Tom can't help me today.
Czech: Tom mi dnes nemůže pomoct.

English: We're checking it now.
Italian: La stiamo controllando adesso.

English: Tom is unmarried, isn't he?
German: Tom ist unverheiratet, nicht wahr?

English: Have you thought about what time of year you want to start your journey?
Russian: Ты уже думал о том, в какое время года ты хочешь отправиться в путешествие?

English: They are struggling to survive in business.
Hebrew: הם נאבקים לשרוד במגזר העסקי.

English: He's older, but no wiser.
Spanish: Es mayor, pero no más sabio.

English: I just can't stand Tom.
German: Ich kann Tom einfach nicht leiden.

English: Isn't that just a myth?
Ukrainian: Хіба це не просто міф?

English: You'll see the store on your left.
Japanese: 左手にそのお店が見えてきますよ。

English: Yeah, that's what I'll do.
Thai: ใช่นั่นคือสิ่งที่ฉันจะทำ

English: Do you have the keys?
Russian: Ключи у тебя?

English: Let's not be enemies.
Italian: Non siamo nemiche.

English: He keeps his age a secret.
Italian: Lui tiene segreta la sua età.

English: Don't you read the papers?
Russian: Вы что, газет не читаете?

English: I am sure of her success.
German: Ich bin mir ihres Erfolges sicher.

English: Some flowers bloom in spring and others in autumn.
Japanese: ある花は春に咲き、またある花は秋に咲く。

English: Do you have any friends in Boston?
Finnish: Onko sinulla ystäviä Bostonissa?

English: I know I'm going to be sick.
Italian: Lo so che mi ammalerò.

English: I need a toothpick.
Russian: Мне нужна зубочистка.

English: Tom heard the sound.
Macedonian: Том го чу звукот.

English: I hate my parents.
German: Ich hasse meine Eltern.

English: She gave me her phone number.
Italian: Mi diede il suo numero di telefono.

English: Tom is going to be worried.
Italian: Tom sarà preoccupato.

English: The problem is being discussed by them.
German: Das Problem wird von ihnen diskutiert.

English: I still think this is the best choice.
French: Je pense encore que c'est le meilleur choix.

English: Please show me your price list.
Italian: Per favore, mostratemi il vostro listino prezzi.

English: The magazine is enjoying great popularity.
Hebrew: הבטאון נהנה מפופולריות רבה.

English: She hugged him.
Hebrew: היא התחבקה איתו.

English: Who told you my name was Tom?
Italian: Chi ti ha detto che il mio nome era Tom?

English: You never gave in to temptation.
Spanish: Vosotros jamás cedisteis a la tentación.

English: We weren't in Australia.
Dutch: We waren niet in Australië.

English: Repeat after me.
Hebrew: חזור אחרי.

English: I don't work as many hours a day as Tom does.
Portuguese: Não trabalho tantas horas por dia quanto Tom.

English: We have three minutes.
Dutch: We hebben drie minuten.

English: Let's get out of here before the police come.
French: Fichons le camp avant que la police arrive.

English: Keep it a secret.
French: Garde ça secret.

English: It suits me.
Russian: Меня это устраивает.

English: It's too bright to sleep.
Turkish: Uyumak için çok aydınlık.

English: Something happened.
Korean: 무언가 생겼어.

English: Few students can read Latin.
French: Peu d'étudiants arrivent à lire le latin.

English: There is a little boy walking with his dog.
Portuguese: Há um menininho passeando com seu cachorro.

English: We have problems to solve.
Romanian: Avem probleme de rezolvat.

English: You should calm down.
Russian: Вам следует успокоиться.

English: I don't like to speak in public.
Berber: Ur ḥemmleɣ ara ad mmeslayeɣ sdat ugdud.

English: You don't seem very concerned.
French: Vous ne semblez pas très concernée.

English: The last couple of days have been hard.
Portuguese: Os últimos dias têm sido difíceis.

English: He knows New York inside out.
Berber: Yessen New York am ljib-nnes.

English: I know that it's difficult to do that.
Russian: Я знаю, что это сложно сделать.

English: It's not nice to hit people.
Japanese: 人を叩くのはよくないよ。

English: Tom doesn't often eat at home.
Hebrew: תום לא אוכל הרבה פעמים בבית.

English: Fish don't like sunlight.
Spanish: A los peces no les gusta la luz solar.

English: Where are we eating tonight?
Turkish: Bu gece nerede yiyoruz?

English: I can't sleep now.
Turkish: Artık uyuyamam.

English: Don't forget your promise.
Danish: Glem ikke hvad du lovede.

English: I didn't believe you.
Macedonian: Не ти поверував.

English: You have lots of phones.
Ukrainian: У вас багато телефонів.

English: We must provide the victims with food and clothes.
Italian: Dobbiamo fornire alle vittime cibo e vestiti.

English: This is your only chance.
Danish: Dette er din eneste chance.

English: Do you think Tom is still planning to do that?
Italian: Pensa che Tom abbia ancora intenzione di farlo?

English: You're lying!
Marathi: तुम्ही खोटं बोलत आहात!

English: Can you fix my motorcycle?
Ukrainian: Можете полагодити мій мотоцикл?

English: I was calling my friend.
Marathi: मी माझ्या मैत्रिणीला फोन करत होतो.

English: I had to see you.
French: Je devais vous voir.

English: Don't you have a dictionary?
Dutch: Hebben jullie geen woordenboek?

English: Tom got up and walked over to the window.
Russian: Том встал и подошёл к окну.

English: My older sister got engaged.
German: Meine ältere Schwester hat sich verlobt.

English: It goes without saying that she is happy.
Finnish: On sanomattakin selvää, että hän on onnellinen.

English: You may choose whichever you want.
Spanish: Puedes elegir el que quieras.

English: Are you sure Tom isn't busy?
Greek: Είστε σίγουρη ότι ο Τομ δεν είναι απασχολημένος;

English: Tom doesn't want me to help you.
Italian: Tom non vuole che la aiuti.

English: Go with the truth.
Turkish: Doğruluktan ayrılma.

English: Tom will trust you.
Turkish: Tom sana güvenir.

English: You wanted this to happen, didn't you?
German: Ihr wolltet, dass das passiert, nicht wahr?

English: She greeted me with a smile.
Finnish: Hän tervehti minua hymyillen.

English: Let's forget the past and talk about the future.
Hungarian: Felejtsük el a múltat, beszéljünk inkább a jövőről.

English: If you're tired, just let me know.
Swedish: Säg till om ni är trötta.

English: The doors are open.
Marathi: दरवाजे उघडे आहेत.

English: I'm really not interested in history.
Japanese: 歴史には全く興味がないんだ。

English: Go put your pajamas on.
German: Geh dir dein Pyjama anziehen!

English: What countries have you lived in?
Dutch: In welke landen heb je gewoond?

English: I was really happy with it.
Turkish: Ben bununla gerçekten çok mutluydum.

English: What kind of proof do you need?
Russian: Какое доказательство тебе нужно?

English: I could imagine that.
German: Das könnte ich mir vorstellen.

English: We're committed.
Italian: Siamo devoti.

English: Tom bought a book for Mary.
Italian: Tom ha comprato un libro per Mary.

English: Will you teach me French?
Italian: Mi insegnerà il francese?

English: How did you get to know Mary?
Russian: Откуда вы знаете Мэри?

English: This car doesn't belong to me.
Berber: Takeṛṛust-a maci inu.

English: Where is the museum?
Ukrainian: Де музей?

English: Tom didn't show up at the party yesterday.
Hungarian: Tom tegnap nem volt ott a bulin.

English: The letter was written by hand.
Portuguese: A carta foi escrita à mão.

English: It was a miracle.
Portuguese: Foi um milagre.

English: I need to go home to help my dad.
German: Ich muss nach Hause meinem Vater helfen.

English: I don't think you should go there.
Russian: Не думаю, что вам стоит туда ехать.

English: You make some good points.
German: Du hast einige gute Argumente.

English: Please leave everything to us.
Turkish: Lütfen her şeyi bize bırak.