English: That's your gift.
Russian: Это твой подарок.

English: We thought the enemy had captured you.
German: Wir dachten, der Feind hätte dich gefangengenommen.

English: I see what the problem is.
Russian: Я вижу, в чём проблема.

English: I don't believe that Tom is the killer.
Ukrainian: Повірити не можу, що вбивця — Том.

English: A lot happened in a short time.
Japanese: 短い間に、いろんなことがありました。

English: Tom is a CPA.
Russian: Том — дипломированный бухгалтер.

English: Stop using my stuff.
Hungarian: Ne használd az én holmimat!

English: I should've read the instructions.
Italian: Avrei dovuto leggere le istruzioni.

English: Tom walked slowly up the stairs.
Russian: Том медленно поднялся по лестнице.

English: The man was charged with theft.
French: L'homme était accusé de vol.

English: Tom stared at his feet.
Hebrew: תום בהה בבהונותיו.

English: The situation is worsening.
Russian: Обстановка ухудшается.

English: My dog died.
Italian: Il mio cane è morto.

English: He has been sick for a week.
Kabyle: Yuḍen dduṛt aya.

English: Does Tom know about it?
Polish: Czy Tom wie o tym?

English: I got it for my birthday.
Russian: Мне это подарили на день рождения.

English: They left there the day before yesterday.
Dutch: Ze zijn daar eergisteren vertrokken.

English: I don't need you anymore.
Hebrew: אני לא צריכה אתכם עוד.

English: Tom works on Park Street.
Portuguese: Tom trabalha na Park Street.

English: I called him up yesterday.
Japanese: 昨日、彼に電話をかけたよ。

English: Tom is an opera lover.
Italian: Tom è un amante dell'opera.

English: You should be there.
Russian: Вам следует там быть.

English: The boy began to cry.
Italian: Il ragazzo ha cominciato a urlare.

English: It is dangerous to cross the street here.
Hebrew: מסוכן לחצות פה את הרחוב.

English: I have an idea what it is.
German: Ich habe eine Idee, was es ist.

English: Did you forget to send my letter?
German: Hast du vergessen, meinen Brief abzuschicken?

English: Who's going to stop you?
Italian: Chi ti fermerà?

English: I really like Tom.
Italian: A me piace veramente Tom.

English: This chair is ugly.
Hungarian: Ez a szék csúnya.

English: You always fail.
Italian: Fallisce sempre.

English: What time do you have a break?
Portuguese: A que horas você dá uma pausa?

English: Did you see the solar eclipse yesterday?
German: Haben Sie die Sonnenfinsternis gestern gesehen?

English: Were you reading a book at that time?
Japanese: その時は本を読んでいたの？

English: Why did he run away?
Czech: Proč utekl?

English: Tom showed me how to make spaghetti.
German: Tom hat mir gezeigt, wie man Spaghetti macht.

English: Tom was somewhere else.
Russian: Том был где-то в другом месте.

English: Can I get you some tea?
Russian: Не желаете чаю?

English: I got acquainted with him three years ago.
Hebrew: עשיתי הכרה איתו לפני 3 שנים.

English: Can you tell us about it?
Russian: Можешь нам об этом рассказать?

English: I thought Mary loved me.
German: Ich dachte, Maria hätte mich lieb.

English: Perhaps Tom is married.
Finnish: Ehkäpä Tom on naimisissa.

English: Don't you work there, too?
German: Arbeiten Sie nicht auch dort?

English: I haven't got it yet.
Macedonian: Сѐ уште не сум го добил.

English: My grandfather's photograph is on the wall.
Macedonian: Слика од дедо ми виси на ѕидот.

English: She forgave me for breaking her mirror.
Japanese: 彼女は鏡を割ったことを許してくれた。

English: You're actually wrong.
Russian: Вообще-то, ты ошибаешься.

English: All you have to do is to push this button.
Turkmen: Señ bar etmeli zadyñ şu düwmäni basaýmaly.

English: Can you manage to complete the manuscript by Friday?
Japanese: 金曜日までに何とか原稿を仕上げられますか。

English: That was a pretty stupid thing to do.
French: C'était une chose assez stupide à faire.

English: Tom is no fun.
Swedish: Tom är inte rolig.

English: I was surprised by her sudden visit.
Italian: Ero sorpreso dalla sua visita improvvisa.

English: I feel better.
French: Je me sens mieux.

English: I arrived later than usual.
Slovak: Prišiel som neskôr než zvyčajne.

English: It seems worthless.
Russian: Это кажется бесполезным.

English: You were sick.
German: Sie haben sich erbrochen.

English: The crowd is growing larger and larger.
French: La foule s'agrandit de plus en plus.

English: Jeans will never go out of style.
Russian: Джинсы никогда не выйдут из моды.

English: Call her tomorrow.
Russian: Позвоните ей завтра.

English: Tom is all dressed up.
Italian: Tom è tutto vestito elegante.

English: Tom and I split a pitcher of beer.
Macedonian: Том и јас делевме кригла пиво.

English: Thanks a million.
Hungarian: Hála és köszönet!

English: No one will hurt you.
Cantonese: 冇人會傷害你。

English: Who asked you to do that?
Ukrainian: Хто попросив вас це зробити?

English: Stay where you are.
Marathi: आहात तिथेच रहा.

English: We're out of time.
Portuguese: Estamos sem tempo.

English: I gave the beggar what money I had.
Russian: Я отдал нищему те деньги, что я имел.

English: Tom is mad at us.
Marathi: टॉम आपल्यावर रागावलेला आहे.

English: Give people a second chance.
Russian: Дайте людям второй шанс.

English: Nobody knows my country.
Marathi: माझा देश कोणालाही माहीत नाही.

English: I intend to change jobs.
Ukrainian: Я маю намір змінити роботу.

English: She enjoyed herself at the party yesterday.
Italian: Lei si è divertita alla festa ieri.

English: We can't live even one more day without water.
French: Nous ne pouvons pas vivre, même un jour de plus, sans eau.

English: You looked at me.
Icelandic: Þú leist á mig.

English: I used to be able to speak French better than I do now.
Polish: Mówiłem po francusku lepiej niż teraz.

English: Let me tell you why I don't like Tom.
Italian: Lasciami dire perché non mi piace Tom.

English: Tom gave Mary money to buy a ticket.
Marathi: टॉमने मेरीला तिकीट विकत घेण्यासाठी पैसे दिले.

English: We're going to take care of you.
Russian: Мы о вас позаботимся.

English: I've got something for you.
French: J'ai quelque chose pour toi.

English: It's not that difficult.
French: Ce n'est pas si difficile.

English: What's that made out of anyway?
Macedonian: Впрочем, од што е изработено тоа?

English: Is the zoo far from here?
Russian: Зоопарк далеко?

English: There's something strange about this house.
Turkish: Bu evle ilgili acayip bir şey var.

English: You ruined me.
Berber: Teswaɣemt-iyi.

English: Don't ask.
Serbian: Не питајте.

English: My dream is to become a professor.
Greek: Το όνειρό μου είναι να γίνω καθηγητής.

English: Do you know where Tom put his keys?
Italian: Voi sapete dove ha messo Tom le sue chiavi?

English: I didn't think you'd give up like that.
German: Ich hätte nicht gedacht, dass Sie einfach so aufgäben.

English: Tom lowered his voice and told Mary that he loved her.
Spanish: Tom bajó la voz y le dijo a Mary que la amaba.

English: I have dry skin.
Afrikaans: Ek het 'n droeë vel.

English: I wasn't able to remember the title of that song.
German: Mir fiel der Titel des Liedes nicht mehr ein.

English: I wanted them to win.
Italian: Io volevo che vincessero.

English: We'll convince them.
Macedonian: Ќе ги убедиме.

English: Tom was scared to death.
Russian: Том испугался до смерти.

English: I can't imagine what you've been through.
Turkish: Neler atlattığını hayal bile edemiyorum.

English: I met her in London for the first time.
Italian: La conobbi a Londra per la prima volta.

English: I think Tom is telling the truth.
Bulgarian: Мисля, че Том казва истината.

English: Something is grating on her nerves.
Russian: Что-то действует ей на нервы.

English: I'll wait for you until 2:30.
Portuguese: Esperarei pelas senhoras até as duas e meia.

English: Iron is hard.
Polish: Żelazo jest twarde.

English: Tom and Mary speak to each other in French.
German: Tom und Maria sprechen Französisch miteinander.

English: Tom ate the rest of the pizza.
Turkish: Tom pizzanın kalanını yedi.

English: Where did you find that dress?
Italian: Dove avete trovato quel vestito?