English: Tom gave his three-year-old son a puppy for Christmas.
Dutch: Tom gaf zijn driejarige zoon een puppy met Kerstmis.

English: Tom explained it to me, but I still couldn't understand it.
Marathi: टॉमने मला समजावून सांगितलं, पण मला तरीही समजता आलं नाही.

English: I can't think of life without you.
Italian: Non riesco a pensare alla vita senza di voi.

English: The school provided us with textbooks.
French: L'école nous a fourni les manuels scolaires.

English: Make me happy.
Hungarian: Tégy boldoggá!

English: Is your mother at home now?
Italian: Vostra madre è in casa ora?

English: You don't have to read the whole thing from beginning to end.
German: Sie brauchen das ganze Ding nicht von vorne bis hinten durchzulesen.

English: How on earth did you do that?
Russian: Как ты это сделал?

English: May I see my girlfriend now?
Portuguese: Posso ver a minha namorada agora?

English: I've finally found you.
Hungarian: Végre megvagy.

English: Luckily the door was open.
German: Zum Glück war die Tür auf.

English: Tom was wearing a hoodie.
Portuguese: Tom está vestindo um moletom.

English: Could you pass me the salt, please?
German: Könntest du mir bitte das Salz reichen?

English: My cat is white.
Italian: Il mio gatto è bianco.

English: You've been gone over three hours. Where were you?
Russian: Вас не было больше трёх часов. Где вы были?

English: Tom had no intention of going to the dance with Mary.
Hebrew: לתום לא הייתה כוונה ללכת לנשף עם מרי.

English: Congratulations!
French: Toutes mes félicitations !

English: Tom was soon arrested.
Russian: Том вскоре был арестован.

English: I'm very worried about my future.
Italian: Io sono molto preoccupato per il mio futuro.

English: We came to the conclusion that he is a genius.
Hebrew: הגענו למסקנה שהוא גאון.

English: I'm suffering from a bad cold.
Mandarin Chinese: 我患上了重感冒。

English: Tom is in the garage.
Ukrainian: Том у гаражі.

English: Mary has big eyes.
Spanish: Mary tiene los ojos grandes.

English: Did I hear you right?
Berber: Naɣ ur ɣliḍeɣ ara i wayen i ak-sliɣ tenniḍ-t-id?

English: We want to help.
Spanish: Queremos ayudar.

English: Tom used to drink.
Russian: Том выпивал.

English: She squeezed the juice from many oranges.
Spanish: Ella exprimió el jugo de un montón de naranjas.

English: I've completely recovered.
German: Ich bin vollständig geheilt.

English: I have a stomachache.
German: Ich habe Magenschmerzen.

English: It's a tough choice.
Spanish: Es difícil elegir.

English: Don't talk about Tom.
Russian: Не говори о Томе.

English: Can I get your number?
Italian: Posso avere il tuo numero?

English: The accident occurred on Friday.
Portuguese: O acidente aconteceu sexta-feira.

English: She easily catches cold.
Russian: Она легко простужается.

English: Winning the election was a great victory for the candidate's political party.
Hebrew: הנצחון בבחירות היה נצחון חשוב למפלגה של המועמד.

English: I have a slight headache.
Finnish: Minulla on pientä päänsärkyä.

English: He put a cap on his head.
Portuguese: Ele botou um boné na cabeça.

English: Tom lit a match.
Hungarian: Tom meggyújtott egy gyufát.

English: I regret kissing you.
Hebrew: אני מצטערת שנשקתי אותך.

English: Tom didn't turn off the lights.
Romanian: Tom nu a stins luminile.

English: I wrote my name on the cover of all my notebooks.
Turkish: Tüm defter kapaklarımın üzerine adımı yazdım.

English: I already gave you half.
Dutch: Ik heb je al de helft gegeven.

English: I'm sure Tom would like that.
Italian: Io sono sicuro che Tom lo farebbe.

English: Most of his friends are girls.
German: Die meisten in ihrem Freundeskreis sind Mädchen.

English: I don't want to be tied to one company.
French: Je ne voudrais pas être liée à une unique société.

English: Everyone is free to contribute.
Italian: Tutti sono liberi di contribuire.

English: I wasn't aware that you were feeling so bad.
Spanish: No me di cuenta que te sentías tan mal.

English: He returned home for the first time in ten years.
German: Zum ersten Mal seit zehn Jahren kehrte er nach Hause zurück.

English: He came in quietly in order not to wake the family.
Hungarian: Csendben jött be, hogy ne ébressze fel a családját.

English: They're going to hang Tom.
Ukrainian: Тома повісять.

English: I have to sit down.
Swedish: Jag måste sätta mig.

English: Luckily, it worked.
Macedonian: За среќа, успеа.

English: We need to fix this problem right away.
German: Wir müssen dieses Problem sofort lösen.

English: May I dance with you?
Russian: Можно с вами потанцевать?

English: I don't know all their names.
Russian: Я не всех их знаю по именам.

English: What do you usually do on weekends?
Japanese: 普段、週末は何してるの？

English: The teacher let him go home.
Italian: L'insegnante lo lasciò andare a casa.

English: I'm leaving you tomorrow.
Arabic: سأتركك غداً.

English: I'd like to eat somewhere else.
French: J'aimerais manger autre part.

English: Death is permanent.
Italian: La morte è permanente.

English: Tom can't be serious.
Italian: Tom non può essere serio.

English: I have a cat and a dog.
Swedish: Jag har en katt och en hund.

English: Am I to blame for what happened?
Russian: Это я виноват в том, что произошло?

English: Tom lives in the heart of the city.
Turkish: Tom şehrin kalbinde yaşıyor.

English: He can no longer wait.
Berber: Ur yezmir ara ad yernu ad yeṛju.

English: He saved himself somehow.
German: Irgendwie rettete er sich.

English: That's me.
German: Ich bin jetzt fertig.

English: Are you sure this is the right way?
Macedonian: Сигурен ли си дека ова е правиот пат?

English: I don't sleep a lot.
Czech: Já toho moc nenaspím.

English: Tom beats his servants.
Hungarian: Tom veri a szolgáit.

English: I showed her my room.
Czech: Ukázal jsem jí svůj pokoj.

English: How often do you give blood?
Berber: Yal acḥal ay tettṣeddiqemt idammen?

English: Would you rather play racquetball?
Finnish: Pelaisitko mieluummin racquetballia?

English: Tom played a tune for Mary on his banjo.
Turkish: Tom banjosunda Mary için bir melodi çaldı.

English: Tom may eat whenever he wants to.
German: Tom darf essen, wann immer er das will.

English: You need to sober up.
Russian: Вам надо протрезветь.

English: Tom is milking the cow.
Lithuanian: Tomas melžia karvę.

English: Tom has an aunt named Mary.
Hungarian: Tomnak van egy Mary nevű nagynénje.

English: Let's find a good place to pitch our tent.
Russian: Давай найдём подходящее место, чтобы разбить палатку.

English: Why is Tom mad at me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué Tom está enojado conmigo?

English: I often eat hot dogs.
Russian: Я часто ем хот-доги.

English: I can't afford to visit Australia.
Italian: Non mi posso permettere di visitare l'Australia.

English: Tom studied hard for the exam.
Dutch: Tom heeft hard voor het examen gestudeerd.

English: Is his name really Tom?
Russian: Его правда зовут Том?

English: I think that I have a good chance of winning.
Russian: Думаю, у меня хорошие шансы на победу.

English: Did you have a good time on your trip to London?
Berber: Yeɛjeb-awen ussikel-nwen ɣer London?

English: The property is mine.
Hebrew: הרכוש שלי.

English: I worked at a restaurant during summer vacation.
Turkish: Ben yaz tatilinde bir restoranda çalıştım.

English: I do what's best for my country.
Italian: Io faccio quello che è meglio per il mio paese.

English: I didn't know that about Tom.
Russian: Я этого о Томе не знал.

English: I think that I'll have the salmon.
Russian: Я, пожалуй, буду сёмгу.

English: We face competition from foreign suppliers.
Hebrew: עומדת בפנינו תחרות מצד ספקים זרים.

English: Where did you buy this milk?
Serbian: Где сте купили ово млеко?

English: Tom is resting now.
German: Tom ruht sich jetzt aus.

English: I don't live near where I work.
Turkish: Çalıştığım yere yakın yaşamıyorum.

English: Tom is down to earth.
Italian: Tom è realistico.

English: What will Tom think?
Turkish: Tom ne düşünecek?

English: I'm on strike.
French: Je fais grève.