English: Tom bought a new car.
Macedonian: Том купи нова кола.

English: Is that all we need?
Macedonian: Толку ли ни треба само?

English: Tom was born on a cold winter morning.
Turkmen: Tom sowuk bir gyş azanynda dünýä indi.

English: It's strange.
Spanish: Es extraño.

English: Tom has a good lawyer.
Russian: У Тома есть хороший адвокат.

English: Tom isn't sitting by himself.
Portuguese: Tom não está sentado sozinho.

English: I love books.
Italian: Io amo i libri.

English: We saw many ships in the harbor.
Mandarin Chinese: 我們在港口裡看到了許多船。

English: Tom is really smart, isn't he?
Polish: Tom jest bardzo mądry, prawda?

English: There's nothing more I can do.
Spanish: No hay nada más que pueda hacer.

English: I feel like going to the pool.
Italian: Ho voglia di andare in piscina.

English: Let's go now.
Spanish: Ahora vámonos.

English: Look what you've done to me.
German: Seht nur, was ihr mir angetan habt!

English: Tom is teaching me French.
German: Tom bringt mir Französisch bei.

English: I have read this book before.
Italian: Ho già letto questo libro.

English: This city is hard to live in.
Italian: È difficile vivere in questa città.

English: This river isn't very deep.
German: Dieser Fluss ist nicht sehr tief.

English: Tom is too young to drive a car.
Polish: Tomasz jest za młody na prowadzenie samochodu.

English: Tom said that you'd come.
Danish: Tom sagde at du ville komme.

English: All you have to do is wait.
Turkish: Bütün yapman gereken beklemek.

English: Tom wasn't at the concert.
Turkish: Tom konserde değildi.

English: Tom has three cars in his garage.
Dutch: Tom heeft drie auto's in zijn garage.

English: I can't understand what he wants me to do.
Hebrew: אני לא מבינה מה הוא רוצה שאעשה.

English: Tom doesn't want to live in Boston.
Hebrew: תום לא רוצה להתגורר בבוסטון.

English: He is unrealistic.
Danish: Han er urealistisk.

English: The shopping center will be demolished.
German: Das Einkaufszentrum wird abgerissen werden.

English: Tom didn't do it on purpose.
German: Tom hat es nicht absichtlich getan.

English: Are you sure you know what to say?
Portuguese: Você tem certeza de que sabe o que dizer?

English: We import many things from Australia.
French: Nous importons beaucoup de choses d'Australie.

English: I think I left my keys on the kitchen table.
Russian: Мне кажется, я оставила ключи на кухонном столе.

English: Tom prefers dogs to cats.
French: Tom préfère les chiens aux chats.

English: Tom never helps me.
Russian: Том никогда мне не помогает.

English: Did you eat breakfast this morning?
French: As-tu pris un petit-déjeuner ce matin ?

English: Why don't you love me?
French: Et si tu m'aimais ?

English: Is it difficult to learn French?
Hungarian: Nehéz franciát tanulni?

English: I have two cats. One is white and the other is black.
Japanese: 猫を二匹飼っています。一匹は白でもう一匹は黒です。

English: In 1991, Croatia, Slovenia, and Macedonia declared independence, followed by Bosnia in 1992.
German: 1991 erklärten Kroatien, Slowenien und Mazedonien ihre Unabhängigkeit; 1992 folgte Bosnien.

English: We talked till after eleven o'clock.
German: Wir haben bis nach elf geredet.

English: You're just jealous, that's all.
Russian: Ты просто ревнуешь, вот и всё.

English: You shouldn't smoke so much.
German: Du solltest nicht so viel rauchen.

English: I don't know where to begin.
French: Je ne sais par où commencer.

English: Here's your key.
Berber: Attan tsarut-nnek.

English: Stay back.
Russian: Не подходи.

English: Tom speaks French fairly well.
Ukrainian: Том доволі непогано говорить французькою.

English: Let us go home.
German: Lass uns nach Hause gehen.

English: Tom obviously doesn't like Mary.
Finnish: Tomi ei selvästikään pidä Marista.

English: Tom had a choice.
Russian: У Тома был выбор.

English: I love tapioca pudding.
Spanish: Me encanta el pudín de tapioca.

English: Who lives in that house?
Berber: Anwa ay izedɣen deg wexxam-a?

English: Is it anything like mine?
Japanese: それって私が持ってるみたいなやつ？

English: Both of us are thirteen.
Portuguese: Nós dois temos treze anos.

English: My birthday is coming soon.
Italian: Presto sarà il mio compleanno.

English: Would you explain what this is?
Russian: Не могли бы вы объяснить, что это такое?

English: You're barbaric.
Italian: Sei barbara.

English: Let's see if it works.
Russian: Посмотрим, будет ли это работать.

English: I'm winning.
Finnish: Minä olen voittamassa.

English: I don't know where they hid the key.
Ukrainian: Я не знаю, де вони сховали ключ.

English: You can eat lunch here in this room.
Berber: Tzemreḍ ad tecceḍ imekli da, deg texxamt-a.

English: He taught me how to write a poem.
Portuguese: Ele me ensinou a escrever um poema.

English: I think you should listen to me.
Italian: Penso che dovrebbe ascoltarmi.

English: The bus was full.
Dutch: De bus was vol.

English: Tom tried to intervene.
Turkish: Tom müdahale etmeye çalıştı.

English: What's she doing?
Polish: Co ona robi?

English: Are the Giants playing tonight?
Bulgarian: Джайънтс играят ли довечера?

English: Do you have a big bowl I can borrow?
Berber: Tesɛid kra n tqerfit tameqrant ara iyi-treḍled?

English: Have you read this book?
Hungarian: Olvastad azt a könyvet?

English: I'm not sure I'd want to live here.
Turkish: Burada yaşamak istediğimden emin değilim.

English: That wasn't the problem.
Portuguese: Aquele não era o problema.

English: Tom sat a few feet away.
Hebrew: טום ישב במרחק מספר רגליים ממני.

English: Are you sure that it's a human bone?
Slovak: Ste si istí, že je to ľudská kosť?

English: I called Tom and told him about my problem.
Portuguese: Eu liguei para o Tom e falei-lhe sobre o meu problema.

English: I don't like your girlfriend.
Italian: A me non piace la sua ragazza.

English: I declined for personal reasons.
German: Ich lehnte aus persönlichen Gründen ab.

English: One of my friends died last week.
Russian: У меня на прошлой неделе подруга умерла.

English: Tom likes adventures.
Berber: Tom ira timseksalin.

English: Tom and Mary were only married for a few months.
Spanish: Tom y Mary sólo estuvieron casados por unos pocos meses.

English: Phone me when you've finished.
German: Rufen Sie mich an, wenn Sie fertig sind!

English: Who's paying for this?
Ukrainian: Хто за це платить?

English: I have no energy.
Italian: Non ho energie.

English: They were delayed due to heavy snowfall.
Russian: Из-за сильного снегопада они задержались.

English: You should observe the school rules.
Russian: Ты обязан соблюдать школьные правила.

English: Let's try it once more.
Japanese: もう一回やってみよう。

English: I should talk to Tom.
Italian: Dovrei parlare con Tom.

English: Thank you for the invitation.
Ukrainian: Дякую за запрошення.

English: Tom won't be here very soon.
Russian: Том не очень скоро будет здесь.

English: Blue lines on the map designate rivers.
Hungarian: A kék vonalak a térképen a folyókat jelölik.

English: She wanted him to tell her that he loved her.
Turkish: Ona kendisini sevdiğini söylemesini istedi.

English: The streets are brightly lit.
Turkish: Caddeler parlak bir biçimde aydınlatılmış.

English: Can you help me study?
Berber: Tzemrem ad iyi-tallem ad ceggreɣ?

English: I didn't know anything about that until yesterday.
Russian: До вчерашнего дня я ничего об этом не знал.

English: Tom let us go.
Hungarian: Tom hagyta, hogy elmenjünk.

English: You think of everything.
Italian: Voi pensate a tutto.

English: I thought that you might be the only person who would listen to me.
Italian: Io pensavo che tu fossi l'unica persona che mi avrebbe ascoltato.

English: A woman without a man is nothing.
French: Une femme sans un homme ne vaut rien.

English: Get some sleep, okay?
French: Prenez un peu de sommeil, d'accord ?

English: I wish I had been there with you.
German: Ich wünschte, ich wäre mit dir da gewesen.

English: I wanted to be your friend.
Portuguese: Eu queria ser seu amigo.