English: Give me a piece of cake, please.
Italian: Mi dia un pezzo di torta, per piacere.

English: Keep going.
Hebrew: תמשיכו כך.

English: If you don't want to go, just say so.
Turkish: Eğer gitmek istemiyorsan sadece söyle.

English: I'm heavier than you.
Hebrew: אני כבד ממך.

English: That's what Tom is known for.
German: Dafür ist Tom bekannt.

English: At first, Tom thought French was difficult, but now he thinks it's easy.
Russian: Сначала Том думал, что французский язык трудный, но сейчас он считает его лёгким.

English: Tom adjusted his seat.
Turkish: Tom koltuğunu ayarladı.

English: Do you have a sec?
French: Tu as une seconde ?

English: How long were you at the party?
Russian: Как долго вы были на вечеринке?

English: I can't even imagine that.
Russian: Я этого даже представить себе не могу.

English: Is Tom in the office?
Japanese: トムは会社にいる？

English: Good night.
Belarusian: Дабранач.

English: Tom isn't ready to do that yet.
Ukrainian: Том ще не готовий робити це.

English: He's a very good teacher, so his children really listen to him.
Portuguese: Ele é um professor muito bom, então seus filhos realmente o ouvem.

English: I am glad I did not buy such a thing.
Italian: Sono contenta di non aver comprato una cosa del genere.

English: You'll love Australia.
Berber: Ad trem Ustṛalya.

English: We have the same goal in mind.
Turkish: Aklımızda aynı amacımız var.

English: I don't always obey the rules.
Hungarian: Nem mindig tartom be a szabályokat.

English: The ship's captain ordered the radio operator to send a distress signal.
Hungarian: A hajóskapitány vészjelek küldésére utasította a rádiókezelőt.

English: Why does Tom want to kill us?
Russian: Почему Том хочет нас убить?

English: Every country has its own history.
French: Chaque pays a sa propre histoire.

English: Do you think I should go to Boston?
German: Meinen Sie, ich sollte nach Boston fahren?

English: Tom couldn't finish what he'd started.
German: Tom konnte nicht zu Ende bringen, was er angefangen hatte.

English: By the time I was your age, I was already married.
Japanese: あなたの歳には、もう結婚してたよ。

English: Tom is obviously distressed over something.
Hungarian: Tomit láthatóan nagyon megviseli valami.

English: It was really interesting.
Spanish: Era realmente interesante.

English: You're late again.
Finnish: Olet taas myöhässä.

English: Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
French: Le pouvoir tend à corrompre et le pouvoir absolu corrompt absolument.

English: I've had enough.
French: J'en ai par-dessus la tête.

English: Thanks for all your help.
German: Danke für all deine Hilfe!

English: We had dinner at a restaurant.
Portuguese: Nós jantamos em um restaurante.

English: How did you make them laugh?
Berber: Amek ay ten-id-tesseḍṣem?

English: Tom can walk only if he has his cane.
Italian: Tom può camminare soltanto se ha il suo bastone.

English: Tell Tom to do the same.
Russian: Скажите Тому, чтобы сделал то же самое.

English: I owe you a favor.
Russian: Я перед вами в долгу.

English: Have you ever played dominoes?
Portuguese: Vocês já jogaram dominó?

English: They can't start without me.
Russian: Они не могут без меня начать.

English: They wanted me to sell drugs for them, but I refused.
Spanish: Ellos querían que vendiera drogas para ellos, pero me negué.

English: Why are you still here?
Kabyle: Acimi mazal-ikent da?

English: Do you feel like your future is hopeless?
Spanish: ¿Sientes que tu futuro no tiene esperanza?

English: I'm in the library.
Ukrainian: Я в бібліотеці.

English: Is that a confession?
German: Ist das ein Geständnis?

English: Is this as far as you're going?
Hebrew: האם עד כאן אתה בא?

English: Tom can't afford that.
Slovak: Tom si to nemôže dovoliť.

English: I hadn't really thought about it.
Finnish: En ollut juuri ajatellut asiaa.

English: I should learn French.
Dutch: Ik zou Frans moeten leren.

English: They are saving their money for the purchase of a house.
German: Sie sparen ihr Geld für den Kauf eines Hauses.

English: The sun shone brightly.
Berber: Iṭij illa a ittfeǧǧiǧ aṭas.

English: Tom has just gotten back from Australia.
Berber: Tur-a kan i d-yuɣal Tom seg Ustṛalya.

English: It worked.
Greek: Δούλεψε.

English: I don't agree with you.
Belarusian: Я не згодная з Вамі.

English: Tom doesn't know the whole story.
German: Tom kennt nicht die ganze Geschichte.

English: I heard the door open.
Hungarian: Hallottam, ahogy nyílik az ajtó.

English: Maybe Tom was right.
Danish: Måske havde Tom ret.

English: When is this supposed to happen?
French: Quand est-ce supposé avoir lieu ?

English: Why don't we give Tom a choice?
German: Stellen wir Tom doch vor die Wahl!

English: Where's the funding coming from?
Turkish: Fonunuz nereden geliyor?

English: I want to do this at home.
French: Je veux faire ça à la maison.

English: He missed the last train.
Hebrew: הוא החמיץ את הרכבת האחרונה.

English: Tom has spoiled his children.
Italian: Tom ha viziato i suoi figli.

English: They go to work on foot.
Berber: Tteddun ɣer umahil ɣef uḍar.

English: You're very rude.
Japanese: 随分失礼だな。

English: You don't know how worried I am.
Portuguese: Você não sabe como estou preocupado.

English: I think I fainted.
Hungarian: Azt hiszem, elájultam.

English: Do you like English?
Russian: Вам нравится английский?

English: Do you want to get drunk?
Italian: Lei si vuole ubriacare?

English: I'll explain the incident.
Ukrainian: Я поясню цей інциндент.

English: Maybe we should wait till everyone gets here before we start.
German: Vielleicht sollten wir warten, bis alle da sind, bevor wir anfangen.

English: Ferrets are playful and curious.
German: Frettchen sind verspielt und neugierig.

English: Why don't you wait outside?
Berber: I teṛjud deg beṛṛa?

English: Tom stared at the ceiling.
Macedonian: Том ѕуреше во таванот.

English: I never knew Tom could speak French.
German: Ich hatte ja keine Ahnung, dass Tom Französisch spricht!

English: The kids have homework.
Macedonian: Децата имаат домашна работа.

English: I think Tom needs your help.
Italian: Io penso che Tom abbia bisogno del vostro aiuto.

English: Tom is doubtful.
Swedish: Tom är villrådig.

English: Do you have family in Australia?
Italian: Ha una famiglia in Australia?

English: I'm shocked you could make such an accusation.
Russian: Я поражён тем, что вы могли выдвинуть подобное обвинение.

English: I wish tomorrow would never come.
Italian: Io vorrei che domani non arrivasse mai.

English: You can't help me.
Polish: Nie możesz mi pomóc.

English: They can't continue without Tom.
Portuguese: Elas não podem continuar sem Tom.

English: I've always been a Republican.
Italian: Sono sempre stata una repubblicana.

English: Could you hand me that hammer?
Ukrainian: Ти не міг би передати мені той молоток?

English: We can't complete this work in a day.
German: Wir können diesen Job nicht an einem Tag beenden.

English: She might have been beautiful when she was young.
German: Sie könnte in ihrer Jugend einmal schön gewesen sein.

English: Why are you so clumsy?
Italian: Perché siete così maldestri?

English: Caesar leaves Gaul, crosses the Rubicon, and enters Italy.
French: César quitte la Gaule, traverse le Rubicon et entre en Italie.

English: We want to go.
French: Nous voulons nous en aller.

English: The question is are you going with us.
Macedonian: Прашањето е дали ќе одиш со нас.

English: There were 20 more births than deaths in the town last month.
Spanish: En el último mes nacieron en el pueblo 20 personas más de las que murieron.

English: Some apples rotted on the tree.
Portuguese: Algumas maçãs apodreceram na árvore.

English: You're the only one who volunteered to help.
Spanish: Tú eres la única que se presentó voluntaria para ayudar.

English: Please use a pencil to write down your name.
Berber: Ttxil-k, aru isem-nnek s ukeryun.

English: He complained about the noise.
Japanese: 彼はその騒音に不平を言った。