English: Tom got beat.
French: Tom a été battu.

English: Do we need to wait for you?
Macedonian: Дали треба да те чекаме?

English: One of my friends died last week.
French: Un de mes amis est mort la semaine dernière.

English: Tom will never see you again.
Russian: Том никогда тебя больше не увидит.

English: No one voted for Tom.
Turkish: Hiç kimse Tom için oy kullanmadı.

English: Writers often refer to a dictionary.
Spanish: Los escritores suelen recurrir a un diccionario.

English: You have dirty feet.
French: Vous avez les pieds sales.

English: Motivation is the key to success.
Portuguese: A motivação é a chave para o sucesso.

English: I think she is sick.
Bokmål: Jeg tror hen er syk.

English: I know Tom's father.
German: Ich kenne Toms Vater.

English: I hear the phone.
Polish: Słyszę telefon.

English: It kept raining all day long.
Indonesian: Hujan terus turun hingga sehari penuh.

English: She hates carrots.
Indonesian: Dia benci wortel.

English: Tom would've loved the concert.
Berber: Lemmer yelli Tom deg ubaraz-nni, tili yeɛjeb-it.

English: We're very busy.
Ukrainian: Ми дуже зайняті.

English: It was fun to talk about the things we used to do.
Portuguese: Foi divertido falar sobre as coisas que costumávamos fazer.

English: He owns a very valuable wristwatch.
Dutch: Hij heeft een heel waardevol armbandhorloge.

English: I received a $300 gift card from Tom for Christmas.
Japanese: クリスマスにトムから三百ドルのギフトカードもらったんだ。

English: Don't yell at me.
Italian: Non urlatemi contro.

English: He ate rice twice a day for many years.
Berber: Acḥal n yiseggasen ay yeqqim ittett ṛṛuz snat n tikkal deg wass.

English: Call me if you need me.
Italian: Mi chiami se ha bisogno di me.

English: I want to move to the country.
Italian: Mi voglio trasferire in campagna.

English: Isn't it about time to get out of here?
Berber: Maci d akud ad neddu seg-a?

English: Could you please speak a little slower?
Cantonese: 你可唔可以講慢少少？

English: I can't pay them.
Russian: Я не могу им заплатить.

English: That's just how life is.
French: C'est ainsi qu'est la vie.

English: You're not allowed to bring food into the library.
Japanese: 図書館の中に食べ物を持ってくることは許されていない。

English: We intend to look into that matter.
Japanese: その件を調べてみるつもりです。

English: Tom has been a teacher for thirty years.
Italian: Tom è stato un insegnante per trent'anni.

English: Tom has never had a girlfriend.
Turkish: Tom'un asla bir kız arkadaşı olmadı.

English: I'm sorry for you.
Kabyle: Iɣaḍ-iyi lḥal deg umkan-ik.

English: Anybody can participate.
Hebrew: איש לא יכול להשתתף.

English: You are taller than me.
French: Vous êtes plus grandes que moi.

English: He was very old.
Dutch: Hij was heel oud.

English: I know what you guys are doing.
Portuguese: Sei o que estão fazendo.

English: As cultural exchange continued between the two countries, their mutual understanding became even deeper.
Portuguese: À medida que o intercâmbio cultural continuou entre os dois países, seu entendimento mútuo se tornou ainda mais profundo.

English: We don't have sugar.
Ukrainian: У нас немає цукру.

English: You have no choice in the matter.
Hebrew: אין לך ברירה בנדון.

English: Tom isn't safe yet.
Italian: Tom non è ancora al sicuro.

English: I feed my cat every morning and every evening.
Russian: Я кормлю кошку каждый день утром и вечером.

English: Many men died at sea.
Hebrew: הרבה גברים נספו בים.

English: I said stop.
French: J'ai dit stop.

English: Where can we have lunch?
French: Où pouvons-nous prendre le déjeuner ?

English: I got the ticket for nothing.
Japanese: 僕はただで切符をもらった。

English: I dreamed about you.
Spanish: Soñé acerca de ti.

English: I need a pen. Could I borrow one?
French: J'ai besoin d'un stylo. Puis-je en emprunter un ?

English: Tom is the most popular boy in the class.
Turkish: Tom sınıftaki en popüler oğlandır.

English: There's a double standard.
Swedish: Det finns en dubbelmoral.

English: That's a transitive verb.
Japanese: それは、他動詞です。

English: There is an additional problem.
Hebrew: יש בעייה נוספת.

English: I think Tom is fit.
Italian: Penso che Tom sia in salute.

English: I still have a job.
Hebrew: עדיין יש לי עבודה.

English: "Have you seen my cell phone?" "It's on the table."
Ukrainian: "Ти не бачив мій мобільний телефон?" - "Він на столі."

English: We're extremely optimistic.
Czech: Jsme hrozně optimističtí.

English: You have good taste in music.
French: Tu as de bons goûts musicaux.

English: What's Tom planning on doing after he retires?
Turkish: Tom emekli olduktan sonra ne yapmayı planlıyor?

English: They say they cannot compete with low-priced foreign products.
Russian: Они говорят, что они не могут конкурировать с дешёвыми зарубежными продуктами.

English: Well, if you didn't do it, then who did?
Macedonian: Па ако не си го направил ти, тогаш кој?

English: I do this in my spare time.
Spanish: Lo hago en mi tiempo libre.

English: Tom was in a hurry to see Mary.
Kabyle: Tom yella iḥar ad iwali Mary.

English: Will you please show me the way?
Hebrew: תוכלי להראות לי את הדרך בבקשה?

English: I think I overdid it a bit.
Kabyle: Ttwaliɣ mergeɣ-tt cwiṭ.

English: Be watchful.
Serbian: Budi pažljiv.

English: I don't think Tom would buy a pink umbrella.
Italian: Non penso che Tom comprerebbe un ombrello rosa.

English: Nobody ever helps me.
French: Personne ne m'aide jamais.

English: Excuse me, your shoelace is undone.
French: Excusez-moi, votre lacet est défait.

English: My mother is a good woman.
Russian: Моя мать - хорошая женщина.

English: I don't usually wait for anybody.
Portuguese: Não costumo esperar por ninguém.

English: Tom looked scared.
Spanish: Tom se veía asustado.

English: I'll see you a week from today.
Japanese: 来週の今日お会いします。

English: A police car has stopped on the side of the road.
Japanese: 道端にパトカーがとまってます。

English: The brake stopped working.
Finnish: Taivutin meni rikki.

English: Birds fly.
Czech: Ptáci létají.

English: I'm pretty sure that Tom will be hired.
Czech: Určitě si Toma najmou.

English: I don't like this camera.
French: Je n'aime pas cet appareil photo.

English: I still can't remember where you live.
Macedonian: Се уште не можам да се сетам каде живееш.

English: He has powerful arms.
Russian: У него сильные руки.

English: Both of the tires on my bicycle are flat.
Berber: Tasnasɣalt-inu ɣsin-as yimastalen deg sin.

English: I saw him.
Japanese: 私は彼に会った。

English: It's hard to learn a foreign language.
Italian: È difficile imparare una lingua straniera.

English: The situation is worse than we believed.
Ukrainian: Ситуація гірша, ніж нам здавалося.

English: Tomorrow is her birthday.
Hebrew: מחר יום הולדתה.

English: I'll manage on my own.
Russian: Я сам справлюсь.

English: I'm on a fixed income.
Russian: У меня фиксированный доход.

English: Tom enjoys your company.
German: Tom hat Freude an eurer Gesellschaft.

English: I love this weather.
Ukrainian: Обожнюю таку погоду.

English: That's just how it was.
Russian: Так оно и было.

English: We admire you.
Ukrainian: Ми тобою захоплюємося.

English: You should go to see a doctor.
German: Du solltest eine Ärztin aufsuchen.

English: Where do you want to go?
Bengali: তুমি কোথায় যেতে চাও?

English: There's nothing to be afraid of anymore.
Russian: Больше нечего бояться.

English: Do you really think that Tom had nothing to do with what happened?
Ukrainian: Ви й насправді думаєте, що Том не має жодного відношення до того, що сталося?

English: Ask Tom about it.
Russian: Спросите об этом у Тома.

English: Tom had a bad headache.
Macedonian: Том имаше силна главоболка.

English: This book is selling like hotcakes.
Italian: Questo libro sta vendendo come il pane.

English: It's red.
Russian: Она красная.

English: Stop correcting me.
Russian: Хватит меня поправлять.

English: The bank is closed on Sunday.
French: La banque est fermée le dimanche.

English: Tom hopes to get the results by Thursday.
Hebrew: תום מקווה לקבל את התוצאות עד יום חמישי.