English: I know Tom is a very patient man.
Berber: Ẓriɣ dakken Tom d argaz aṣebbar mliḥ.

English: As soon as I entered the class, the students started asking questions.
Russian: Как только я вошёл в аудиторию, студенты стали задавать вопросы.

English: Meat, please.
Dutch: Vlees a.u.b.

English: I can't wait to meet you.
French: J'ai hâte de te rencontrer.

English: I wonder where Tom put the key.
Portuguese: Onde será que o Tom colocou a chave?

English: Will he come this evening?
Italian: Verrà questa sera?

English: Tom is watching TV in his room.
German: Tom sieht in seinem Zimmer fern.

English: I am afraid of dogs.
Ukrainian: Я боюся собак.

English: I just spoke with your doctor.
Berber: Imir-a kan ay ssawleɣ ed yimsujji-nnem.

English: I'm not sleepy.
Ukrainian: Я не хочу спати.

English: Tom was killed in the avalanche.
Dutch: Tom is omgekomen in de lawine.

English: Tom doesn't make mistakes.
German: Tom macht keine Fehler.

English: We heard Tom come downstairs.
German: Wir hörten Tom herunterkommen.

English: I'm scared to death.
Japanese: 怖くて怖くてたまらない。

English: Be fair.
Portuguese: Sede justos!

English: Let me show you how to use this washing machine.
Russian: Давай я покажу тебе, как пользоваться этой стиральной машиной.

English: He can't tell right from wrong.
Italian: Lui non riesce a distinguere il giusto dallo sbagliato.

English: The car didn't move.
Italian: L'automobile non si è mossa.

English: All Tom does is watch TV.
Russian: Всё, что делает Том, — это смотрит телевизор.

English: Tom was reading a newspaper in his pajamas.
Romanian: Tom citea un ziar în pijama.

English: I hope that happens.
Hungarian: Remélem, ez lesz.

English: Why didn't you say it like that?
Italian: Perché non l'avete detta così?

English: You're the expert.
German: Sie sind der Fachmann.

English: There wasn't much light in the area.
Hebrew: לא היה הרבה אור באיזור.

English: Tom knew who was trying to kill him.
Russian: Том знал, кто пытался его убить.

English: The hotel was evacuated.
Italian: L'hotel è stato evacuato.

English: We can communicate with each other in many ways.
Icelandic: Við getum átt samskipti hvert við annað á marga vegu.

English: Tom is a stupid boy.
Hungarian: Tom egy ostoba fiú.

English: Tom has many good ideas.
Portuguese: O Tomás tem muitas e boas ideias.

English: You need to put your best foot forward.
Hungarian: A legjobb formádat kell hoznod.

English: I think that there is a man there.
Russian: Мне кажется, там человек.

English: I'm not sure who did that.
Turkish: Onu kimin yaptığından emin değilim.

English: Could you put this bag somewhere else?
French: Pourriez-vous mettre ce sac ailleurs ?

English: The children played quietly together.
Czech: Děti si spolu tiše hrály.

English: We can't be sure of the total cost yet.
Hebrew: אנחנו עדיין לא יכולים להיות בטוחים לגבי העלות הכוללת.

English: Tom goes to work by motorcycle.
Mandarin Chinese: 湯姆騎摩托車上班。

English: She stirred her coffee with a spoon.
Swedish: Hon rörde om i kaffet med en sked.

English: Tom told me he was claustrophobic.
Turkish: Tom bana klostrofobisi olduğunu söyledi.

English: Grandfather has retired because he is getting old.
Russian: Дедушка ушёл на пенсию, потому что он стареет.

English: Tom spends all day speaking French at school and only speaks English at home.
Russian: В течение всего дня Том в школе говорит по-французски и только дома общается на английском.

English: The answer was always no.
Turkish: Cevap her zaman hayırdı.

English: I feed my dog meat at least once a week.
German: Ich füttere meinen Hund mindestens einmal in der Woche mit Fleisch.

English: I don't want to hear that.
Turkish: Onu duymak istemiyorum.

English: You must be the new teacher.
Italian: Tu devi essere la nuova professoressa.

English: I don't think that Tom will want your old bicycle.
Finnish: En usko Tomin haluavan teidän vanhaa polkupyöräänne.

English: I don't care how we get there.
Hebrew: לא אכפת לי איך נגיע לשם.

English: This is not what we want.
Portuguese: Não é isso que queremos.

English: Mathematics is an easy subject for me.
Italian: Matematica è una materia semplice per me.

English: I had rented it the day before.
German: Ich hatte es einen Tag davor gemietet.

English: I told you to call me.
Italian: Vi ho detto di chiamarmi.

English: Tom said that Mary wasn't ready to go.
Russian: Том сказал, что Мэри не готова идти.

English: Tom saw Mary working.
Macedonian: Том ја виде Мери како работи.

English: What do you know about this place?
French: Que savez-vous de cet endroit ?

English: I want it back.
Italian: Lo rivoglio indietro.

English: I don't want your sympathy.
Berber: Ur bɣiɣ ara tinezt-nnek.

English: I don't want to discuss Tom's problems with you.
Turkish: Tom'un sorunlarını seninle tartışmak istemiyorum.

English: Do you know what Tom's favorite color is?
Spanish: ¿Sabes cuál es el color favorito de Tom?

English: I am eighteen years old.
Bengali: আমার বয়স আঠারো বছর।

English: I thought the bus was free, but I had to pay.
Ukrainian: Я думав, що автобус безкоштовний, але був змушений заплатити.

English: I traveled to Australia.
Hungarian: Ausztráliába utaztam.

English: I agree with your opinion about taxes.
Indonesian: Saya setuju dengan pendapat Anda mengenai pajak.

English: We missed you.
Russian: Мы по тебе скучали.

English: Both soldiers died.
French: Les deux soldats sont morts.

English: They caught him stealing.
Finnish: He saivat hänet kiinni varastamisesta.

English: I can do that without your help.
Russian: Я могу сделать это без вашей помощи.

English: It's a waste of time to wait any longer.
Turkish: Daha fazla beklemek zaman kaybı.

English: Is this for sale?
Russian: Это продаётся?

English: I gave everything to Tom.
Macedonian: Се му дадов на Том.

English: I never thought it would happen.
Slovak: Nikdy som si nemyslel, že sa to stane.

English: How did you find me? Did Tom tell you where I was?
German: Wie hast du mich gefunden? Hat Tom dir gesagt, wo ich bin?

English: Are you still angry at me?
German: Bist du mir noch böse?

English: Tom wrote a letter to himself.
German: Tom schrieb einen Brief an sich selbst.

English: His nose bled.
Italian: Il suo naso sanguinava.

English: Open the door. It's Tom.
Russian: Открой дверь. Это Том.

English: This is a newly minted coin.
Latvian: Šī ir tikko kalta monēta.

English: You look like a teacher.
Russian: Ты похож на учителя.

English: They stayed in Rome till September.
Italian: Loro sono rimasti a Roma fino a settembre.

English: I can't read that.
Dutch: Dat kan ik niet lezen.

English: I'll pick you up at six.
Finnish: Tulen hakemaan sinua kuudelta.

English: Opinions are not facts.
German: Meinungen sind keine Tatsachen.

English: I have plans for Saturday night.
Italian: Ho dei piani per sabato sera.

English: I knew this would happen.
Dutch: Ik wist dat dit zou gaan gebeuren.

English: Tom should've visited Boston last summer.
Italian: Tom avrebbe dovuto visitare Boston la scorsa estate.

English: North Korea decided the time was right to invade.
Marathi: आक्रमण करायचा योग्य वेळ आहे असं उत्तर कोरियाने ठरवलं.

English: What's the matter? You look pale.
Japanese: どうかしましたか。顔色が悪いですよ。

English: How's the water here?
Italian: Com'è l'acqua qui?

English: The new guy's name is Tom.
Japanese: 新入の名前はトムだよ。

English: I have a friend who is a pilot.
German: Ich habe einen Freund, der Pilot ist.

English: Are you still angry at me?
Marathi: तुम्ही अजूनही माझ्यावर रागावला आहात का?

English: The tryouts appeared easy.
Portuguese: A prova pareceu fácil.

English: I'd rather stay home than go fishing.
Spanish: Prefiero quedarme en casa que ir a pescar.

English: I wouldn't want to work in a hospital.
Berber: Ur beɣɣuɣ ara ad xedmeɣ deg usbiṭar.

English: How are you getting along with your work?
Berber: Amek ay gant tɣawsiwin deg umahil-nnem?

English: I was having dinner with Tom.
Portuguese: Eu estava jantando com Tom.