English: Now get out.
Russian: Теперь уходи.

English: Who is going to play tennis?
French: Qui va jouer au tennis ?

English: Tom bought a camera like yours.
Portuguese: O Tom comprou uma câmera igual a sua.

English: Tom was lucky that somebody helped him do that.
German: Tom hatte Glück, dass jemand ihm dabei geholfen hat.

English: Prices are stable these days.
Italian: I prezzi sono stabili in questi giorni.

English: The buildings shook in the earthquake.
Italian: Gli edifici furono scossi dal terremoto.

English: You should know it.
Marathi: तुम्हाला माहीत असायला पाहिजे.

English: Tom doesn't read much.
German: Tom liest nicht viel.

English: Tom gave Mary a shawl for her birthday.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'ye doğum günü için bir şal hediye etti.

English: Tom thinks that Mary wasn't hungry.
Russian: Том думает, что Мэри не хотела есть.

English: You know we don't need to do that.
Ukrainian: Ви знаєте, що ми не зобов'язані це робити.

English: This is classified.
Spanish: Esto es clasificado.

English: He has spent most of his working life as a diplomat.
Russian: Большую часть своей карьеры он был дипломатом.

English: Have you ever slipped on a banana peel?
Italian: Sei mai scivolato su una buccia di banana?

English: I know that Tom is a very religious man.
Berber: Ẓriɣ dakken Tom d amdan asɣanan mliḥ.

English: Tom is proud of his work.
Italian: Tom è fiero del suo lavoro.

English: I don't need a bed.
Italian: A me non serve un letto.

English: How much money did Tom give you?
Portuguese: Quanto dinheiro Tom te deu?

English: We owe you nothing.
Hungarian: Nem tartozunk neked semmivel.

English: It's not easy to translate a poem in a foreign language.
Hungarian: Nem könnyű egy verset idegen nyelvre fordítani.

English: America is not the most democratic nation.
German: Die USA sind nicht die demokratischste Nation.

English: If you want a new bike, you'd better start saving up.
Japanese: 新しい自転車が欲しいのなら貯金しなさい。

English: Where did you tell Tom to put his suitcases?
Berber: Sanda ay as-tennid i Tom ad yerr tibalizin-nnes?

English: Will you help?
Berber: Ad talled?

English: Would you like some chocolate ice cream?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría un poco de helado de chocolate?

English: It's not my fault.
Japanese: 私のせいじゃない！

English: Have you seen it work?
Macedonian: Си видел ли како работи?

English: I speak fluent French.
Slovak: Hovorím plynule francúzsky.

English: Tom didn't know anything about that.
Italian: Tom non sapeva nulla a riguardo.

English: Nothing else remains to be done.
German: Ansonsten braucht man nichts mehr zu tun.

English: Are you for or against the proposal?
Italian: Lei è favorevole o contrario alla proposta?

English: I know Tom is a jerk.
Ukrainian: Я знаю, що Том — покидьок.

English: Do you have a pen?
German: Hast du einen Stift?

English: Venus is the closest planet to Earth.
Russian: Венера - ближайшая к Земле планета.

English: Make yourselves comfortable.
Romanian: Faceți-vă comozi.

English: Look, there's nothing I can do.
Italian: Guardate, non c'è nulla che posso fare.

English: Tom was caught shoplifting.
Italian: Tom fu beccato a taccheggiare.

English: I could tell Tom was sleepy.
Russian: Я видел, что Том хочет спать.

English: I told Tom to wait for me in the lobby.
Russian: Я сказал Тому, чтобы он ждал меня в вестибюле.

English: You're always tired.
French: Vous êtes toujours fatiguée.

English: All big cities have traffic problems.
Hebrew: לכל הערים הגדולות יש בעיות תחבורה.

English: Maybe it's not even possible.
Italian: Forse non è neppure possibile.

English: Tom is ignoring me.
Japanese: トムがシカトしてくるんだよ。

English: We're grateful for your help.
Russian: Мы благодарны вам за помощь.

English: He is a compulsive gambler.
German: Er ist ein zwanghafter Spieler.

English: Wait.
Italian: Aspetta.

English: I'd like to stay home tonight.
Russian: Я хотел бы побыть вечером дома.

English: Tom needs a blood transfusion.
German: Tom braucht eine Bluttransfusion.

English: Do you think Tom is unreliable?
Berber: Ɣef leḥsab-nnem, Tom ulac lettkal fell-as?

English: He gives us money.
Berber: Yettakf-aɣ-d idrimen.

English: Don't shout.
Serbian: Не дери се.

English: Did you spend a lot on clothes last year?
Berber: Tṣerrfem aṭas n yidrimen ɣef yiceṭṭiḍen aseggas yezrin?

English: She dreaded having to tell him what had happened.
French: Elle appréhendait de devoir lui dire ce qui s'était passé.

English: Why aren't you furious with me?
Italian: Perché non è furioso con me?

English: He speaks French fluently.
French: Il parle couramment le français.

English: Next Monday will be fine.
Italian: Lunedì prossimo andrà bene.

English: He has dedicated his life to the preservation of nature.
Polish: On poświęcił swoje życie zachowaniu środowiska naturalnego.

English: I had no visitors today.
Ukrainian: Сьогодні в мене не було відвідувачів.

English: You're on the list, aren't you?
French: Tu es sur la liste, n'est-ce pas ?

English: She had only a small sum of money.
Russian: У неё была только небольшая сумма денег.

English: Could you spell your name, please?
Berber: Tzemred ad d-tenned isem-nnek, ma ulac aɣilif?

English: Tom is already back, isn't he?
Ukrainian: Том уже повернувся, чи не так?

English: My girlfriend is crying.
Italian: La mia ragazza sta piangendo.

English: You don't have to go to today's meeting.
French: Tu n'es pas obligé d'aller à la réunion d'aujourd'hui.

English: Do tigers purr?
Russian: Тигры мурлыкают?

English: It's already 7 o'clock.
German: Es ist schon sieben Uhr.

English: Why's Tom squinting?
Italian: Perché Tom sta strizzando gli occhi?

English: I won't be able to do that alone.
Russian: Я не смогу сделать это одна.

English: Nothing changes.
Kabyle: Ur yettbeddil yiqiḥ.

English: They no longer felt a need to protest.
German: Sie hatten nicht mehr das Bedürfnis zu protestieren.

English: Tom usually goes to the movies on Friday night.
Turkish: Tom Cuma gecesi genellikle sinemaya gider.

English: When shall we do that?
Dutch: Wanneer zullen we dat doen?

English: He left without saying goodbye.
Russian: Он уехал не попрощавшись.

English: We're tired.
French: Nous sommes fatigués.

English: Tom wasn't alone in the house.
Portuguese: Tom não estava sozinho na casa.

English: They'll be afraid.
Italian: Avranno paura.

English: How did you change your clothes so fast?
Berber: Amek armi ay d-tbeddled iceḍḍiḍen-nnek s wanect-a akk n tɣawla?

English: Mary is Tom's common-law wife.
Greek: Η Μαίρη είναι η τύποις γυναίκα του Τομ.

English: Tom is very good at swimming.
Russian: Том очень хорошо плавает.

English: Have you washed the dishes yet?
Berber: Tessardemt iqbac neɣ mazal?

English: Tom is a snob, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è uno snob, vero?

English: How do you eat this?
Ukrainian: Як це їдять?

English: Tom has a secret.
Russian: У Тома есть одна тайна.

English: Let me give you a bit of advice.
Japanese: ひとこと君に忠告させて欲しい。

English: Tom doesn't know how to park.
Italian: Tom non sa parcheggiare.

English: I don't feel sorry for you.
Italian: A me non dispiace per voi.

English: The teacher reprimanded Tom.
Portuguese: O professor repreendeu Tom.

English: Would you mind closing the door?
Russian: Не могли бы вы закрыть дверь?

English: I'm not sleeping.
Portuguese: Não estou dormindo.

English: Tom was in jail at the time.
Dutch: Toen zat Tom in de gevangenis.

English: We want justice.
Czech: Chceme spravedlnost.

English: I'll visit a museum today.
Japanese: 今日は美術館に行くんだ。

English: Tom treated Mary like a maid.
Russian: Том обращался с Мэри как со служанкой.

English: I can win. I'm sure of it.
Russian: Я могу победить. Я уверен в этом.

English: My meals are prepared by my mother.
Japanese: 食事は母に作ってもらっています。

English: I got it right by accident.
Spanish: Me ha salido bien por chiripa.

English: Is it really so terrible?
French: Est-ce vraiment si terrible ?

English: Many old customs are gradually dying out.
Berber: Aṭas n wansayen iqburen ay la yettmettaten cwiṭ, cwiṭ.