English: Why don't you go home?
Ukrainian: Чому б вам не піти додому?

English: I come home at 2:30.
Russian: Я прихожу домой в половине третьего.

English: I'm not disappointed.
Russian: Я не разочарован.

English: Why should I lift a finger to help Tom?
Danish: Hvorfor skulle jeg løfte en finger for at hjælpe Tom?

English: She warmed herself by the fire.
Vietnamese: Nó tự sưởi ấm bằng lửa.

English: He reminds me of somebody.
Hebrew: הוא מזכיר לי מישהו.

English: Tom didn't ask for anything.
Italian: Tom non chiese niente.

English: I just got there as fast as I could.
French: Je m'y suis simplement rendu aussi vite que possible.

English: I haven't done this in a while.
Italian: Non lo faccio da un po'.

English: I didn't wake up early this morning.
Turkish: Bu sabah erken kalkmadım.

English: Three times five is fifteen.
Finnish: Kolme kertaa viisi on viisitoista.

English: Tom was extremely popular with all the girls.
Turkish: Tom bütün kızlar arasında son derece popülerdi.

English: I always brush my coat when I come home.
Portuguese: Eu sempre escovo meu casaco depois que volto para casa.

English: What foreign languages have you studied?
Italian: Che lingue straniere ha studiato?

English: Did you like it?
Kabyle: Yeɛǧeb-am?

English: I want a raise.
Portuguese: Eu quero um aumento.

English: I don't want to read this book.
Italian: Io non voglio leggere questo libro.

English: Tom Jackson wasn't his real name.
German: Tom Jackson war nicht sein richtiger Name.

English: I won't let anybody hurt you.
Hungarian: Nem hagyom, hogy bárki is bántson.

English: Why didn't you tell Tom about that?
Russian: Почему вы не рассказали об этом Тому?

English: No one said this would work.
Dutch: Niemand heeft gezegd dat dit zou lukken.

English: I've gotten better.
Macedonian: Сум се извештил.

English: Tom may never get out of prison.
Russian: Том, возможно, никогда не выйдет из тюрьмы.

English: I'm happy with it.
Portuguese: Estou feliz com isso.

English: Evidently, Tom didn't want to go.
Italian: Evidentemente Tom non voleva andare.

English: This city is famous for its beautiful park.
Russian: Этот город знаменит своим прекрасным парком.

English: You're still mad, aren't you?
Serbian: И даље сте бесни, зар не?

English: I don't need a manager yet.
Turkish: Henüz bir menajere ihtiyacım yok.

English: Everyone's reading.
Ukrainian: Усі читають.

English: I am going to the swimming pool.
French: Je vais à la piscine.

English: I gained some weight back.
Hungarian: Visszaszedtem pár kilót.

English: The rain was beating against the windows.
Russian: Дождь стучал в окна.

English: Could you show me another one?
German: Könntest du mir noch ein weiteres zeigen?

English: His mother is worried about him.
Belarusian: Яго маці хвалюецца за яго.

English: I haven't seen Tom since I was thirteen.
Bulgarian: Не съм виждал Том, откакто бях тринайсетгодишен.

English: Who's your friend?
Italian: Chi è la vostra amica?

English: You never can tell what you might find at that store.
Arabic: لا يمكنك أبدًا معرفة ما قد تجده في هذا المتجر.

English: Tom looks lost and confused.
Russian: Том выглядит смущённым и потерянным.

English: Would you be interested?
Dutch: Zou je geïnteresseerd zijn?

English: The situation became ugly.
Italian: La situazione diventò brutta.

English: Have you seen my car keys?
Danish: Har du set mine bilnøgler?

English: At that time, tariffs were high on many products.
Portuguese: Naquela época, as tarifas eram elevadas em muitos produtos.

English: Tom plays football every day after school.
Russian: Том каждый день после школы играет в футбол.

English: Tom says he's ready to do that.
Polish: Tom mówi, że jest gotowy, aby to zrobić.

English: All Tom needed was a little more time.
Russian: Всё, что Тому было нужно, - это ещё немного времени.

English: Tom was very thoughtful.
Russian: Том был очень задумчив.

English: I wouldn't tell Tom about that if I were you.
French: Je n'en informerais pas Tom si j'étais vous.

English: Are you coming this evening?
German: Kommt ihr heute Abend?

English: This is awkward.
Italian: Questo è arduo.

English: That's what Tom says.
German: Das ist es, was Tom sagt.

English: You seem to be full of energy.
Czech: Zdá se, že jsi plný energie.

English: Tom is drinking apple juice.
Ukrainian: Том п'є яблучний сік.

English: I played football.
German: Ich habe Football gespielt.

English: I've started playing guitar again.
German: Ich habe wieder mit dem Gitarrespielen angefangen.

English: Tom was genuinely puzzled.
Polish: Tom był autentycznie zaskoczony.

English: Are you over 18?
Berber: Tɛeddamt i mraw tam n yiseggasen?

English: Don't interrupt me, Tom.
Hungarian: Ne szakíts félbe, Tom!

English: I'll lend you this book.
Dutch: Ik zal u dit boek lenen.

English: Don't stop him.
German: Halten Sie ihn nicht auf.

English: Tom and Mary tried not to laugh too loudly.
Italian: Tom e Mary hanno cercato di non ridere troppo forte.

English: He picked up the book.
Russian: Он поднял книгу.

English: Why are you here when you should be in school?
Dutch: Waarom ben je hier terwijl je op school zou moeten zijn?

English: My bicycle is in need of repair.

English: Your room isn't very clean.
Italian: La vostra stanza non è molto pulita.

English: How about eating out this morning for a change?
Berber: D acu ara tiniḍ lemmer ad necc taṣebḥit-a deg beṛṛa akken ad nbeddel cwiṭ?

English: Which team is winning?
Russian: Какая команда выигрывает?

English: Tom's prayer was answered.
Turkish: Tom'un duası kabul oldu.

English: What'll you buy?
Russian: Что ты купишь?

English: I already knew the outcome.
Finnish: Tiesin jo miten se tulisi päättymään.

English: What's Tom afraid of?
Ukrainian: Чого Том боїться?

English: Tom is married and has three sons.
Portuguese: Tom é casado e tem três filhos.

English: You should have accepted his advice.
Arabic: كان عليك قبول نصيحته.

English: Why does it matter anyhow?
Italian: Perché importa in ogni caso?

English: They ruined it.
Berber: Sxeṣren-t.

English: Tom is your uncle, isn't he?
Ukrainian: Том твій дядько, чи не так?

English: I can help you out.
Berber: Zemreɣ ad ken-ɛawneɣ.

English: I know Tom wants to talk with Mary.
Ukrainian: Я знаю, що Том хоче поговорити з Мері.

English: I want to go to America some day.
German: Eines Tages möchte ich nach Amerika gehen.

English: Tom said that he plans on doing that Monday.
Ukrainian: Том сказав, що планує зробити це у понеділок.

English: It's very unlikely that he is actually the same man you met ten years ago.
German: Es ist sehr unwahrscheinlich, dass das wirklich der gleiche Mann ist, den du vor zehn Jahren getroffen hast.

English: She is blackmailing him.
Ukrainian: Вона його шантажує.

English: It's obvious that you told a lie.
German: Es ist offensichtlich, dass du gelogen hast.

English: We all miss Tom.
Portuguese: Todos nós sentimos falta do Tom.

English: I'll stop by later.
Turkish: Daha sonra uğrarım.

English: Tom told me that he could get us what we need.
Finnish: Tom kertoi minulle, että hän voi hankkia meille mitä tarvitsemme.

English: Tom has an umbrella just like yours.
Italian: Tom ha un ombrello proprio come il vostro.

English: It's Tom's birthday today.
Marathi: आज टॉमचा वाढदिवस आहे.

English: Tom isn't a bartender.
German: Tom ist kein Barkeeper.

English: Things spun out of control.
Russian: Ситуация вышла из-под контроля.

English: I fixed it.
Kabyle: Seggmeɣ-tt.

English: I already know how to dance.
Italian: So già danzare.

English: Tom is ill.
Dutch: Tom is ziek.

English: I thought you knew that.
Italian: Pensavo lo sapesse.

English: I've never heard of anyone by the name.
Japanese: そんな名前の人は聞いたことがない。

English: This is the first time I've lost my keys.
Russian: Я впервые теряю ключи.

English: Tom is younger than me by three years.
Russian: Том на три года младше меня.

English: Change your clothes.
Hebrew: תחליפי את הבגדים שלך.