English: Tom loves going to concerts.
Kabyle: Iḥemmel Tom timeɣṛiwin.

English: What's the date?
Dutch: Wat is de datum?

English: I fell off the ladder.
Russian: Я упал с лестницы.

English: I guess Tom isn't at home.
Russian: Я так думаю, что Том сейчас не дома.

English: Why not talk to her about it directly?
French: Pourquoi ne pas lui en parler directement ?

English: Tom barely speaks French.
Russian: Том едва говорит по-французски.

English: I knew you wouldn't like Tom.
Ukrainian: Я знав, що Том тобі не сподобається.

English: I got caught in a rainstorm.
German: Ich geriet in einen Regenschauer.

English: There is a house on the hill.
Portuguese: Existe uma casa na Colina.

English: I know you're guilty.
Macedonian: Знам дека си виновен.

English: I just woke up.
Ukrainian: Я щойно прокинувся.

English: It was only a joke.
Dutch: Het was maar een grapje.

English: Tom said he isn't sure.
Portuguese: Tom disse que não tem certeza.

English: There are dragons there.
Russian: Там драконы.

English: I've been a vegan for three years.
German: Ich lebe seit drei Jahren vegan.

English: They're done.
Russian: Они закончили.

English: You're crazy.
Kabyle: Teṭṭebṭbemt.

English: Can I use a credit card here?
Japanese: ここはカード使えますか？

English: When did you two start dating?
Berber: Melmi ay tebdam tetteffɣem?

English: Tom is in your house.
Italian: Tom è in casa sua.

English: I'm going to go buy some materials today.
French: Je vais aller acheter des matériaux aujourd'hui.

English: I feel as if I'm catching cold.
German: Ich glaube, ich bekomme eine Erkältung.

English: I'll let you know when it's done.
Russian: Я сообщу вам, когда будет готово.

English: You have potential.
Berber: Tlam anezmar.

English: All you do is complain.
Russian: Вы только и делаете, что жалуетесь!

English: Who told you I'd be here?
Russian: Кто тебе сказал, что я тут буду?

English: I'm confident I can do that.
Russian: Я уверен, что смогу это сделать.

English: I make it a rule to brush my teeth before I go to bed.
German: Ich putze mir grundsätzlich die Zähne, bevor ich ins Bett gehe.

English: What kind of stuff do you want?
Hebrew: איזה סוג חומר אתה רוצה?

English: Tom had a fight with his girlfriend.
French: Thomas s'est disputé avec sa petite amie.

English: Tom, it doesn't work that way.
Japanese: トム、それはそういうふうには機能しないよ。

English: I'm sure I can help.
German: Ich bin mir sicher, dass ich helfen kann.

English: She hasn't turned up yet.
Japanese: 彼女はまだ現れない。

English: Could you set the table?
Berber: Ulac aɣilif ma tesmutgemt-d tadabut?

English: Tom said he'd like to talk to you.
Turkish: Tom seninle konuşmak istediğini söyledi.

English: I'm a geologist.
Greek: Είμαι γεωλόγος.

English: Where are you taking us?
Spanish: ¿A dónde nos llevan?

English: How long has it been since you've gone skiing with Tom?
Russian: Давно вы с Томом на лыжах ходили?

English: The girl danced for joy.
Turkish: Kız eğlenmek için dans etti.

English: You like reggae, don't you?
Italian: A voi piace il reggae, vero?

English: Please turn off the light when you leave the room.
Spanish: Apaga la luz cuando salgas de la pieza, por favor.

English: Snow completely covered the town.
Finnish: Kaupunki oli aivan lumen peitossa.

English: I don't consider myself to be a good golfer.
Hungarian: Nem tartom magam jó golfjátékosnak.

English: Our train is usually packed.
German: Unser Zug platzt gewöhnlich aus allen Nähten.

English: I had just finished eating lunch when my doorbell rang.
Italian: Avevo appena finito di pranzare quand'è suonato il campanello.

English: Tom ate in silence.
Italian: Tom mangiò in silenzio.

English: Correcting is sometimes harder than writing.
Russian: Исправлять порой сложнее, чем писать.

English: How did Tom make use of that?
German: Wie hat Tom das ausgenutzt?

English: Tom is really good at his job.
Finnish: Tom on todella hyvä työssään.

English: That took guts.
French: Il fallait avoir les tripes.

English: You may go home.
German: Du darfst nach Hause gehen.

English: It is a typical Gothic church.
Italian: È una tipica chiesa gotica.

English: Tom is sick, but he still went to work.
Czech: Tom je nemocný, ale i přesto šel do práce.

English: Tom is at the door.
Russian: Том стоит в дверях.

English: Don't be angry.
Spanish: No te enfades.

English: He's married to an American woman.
Ukrainian: Він одружений на американці.

English: Why didn't you tell me?
Russian: Почему Вы мне об этом не сказали?

English: Have you finished the job?
Japanese: 仕事は終わったの？

English: Tom took his wedding ring off.
Italian: Tom si è tolto la fede.

English: Let's play a game.
Japanese: ゲームして遊ぼうよ。

English: He came back at six.
Belarusian: Ён павярнуўся ў шэсць.

English: Why doesn't your dog wear a muzzle?
Berber: Maɣef ur as-teqqined ara i uydi-nnem takmamt?

English: We must prevent this type of incident from recurring.
Japanese: 私たちはこのような事故の再発を防止しなければならない。

English: What's your favorite day of the week?
Ukrainian: Який у в вас люблений день тижня?

English: Could somebody get me a spoon?
Kabyle: Tella tin i izemren ad yi-d-tawi taɣenǧawt.

English: Do you think it will work?
Berber: Ɣef leḥsab-nnem, ad yečč waya?

English: I respected Tom.
Dutch: Ik had respect voor Tom.

English: He hid himself behind the door.
Spanish: Él se escondió detrás de la puerta.

English: Tom wasn't sure of anything.
Macedonian: Том за ништо не беше сигурен.

English: I took a taxi from the train station to the hotel.
Hebrew: לקחתי מונית מתחנת הרכבת אל המלון.

English: I'm sure it was an accident.
Russian: Я уверен, что это был несчастный случай.

English: You're wise.
Russian: Ты мудрый.

English: She was in America last month.
Dutch: Ze was afgelopen maand in Amerika.

English: You're happy, aren't you?
German: Du bist glücklich, nicht wahr?

English: Who is to blame?
Italian: Di chi è la colpa?

English: I got angry when Tom said that.
Portuguese: Fiquei com raiva quando o Tom disse aquilo.

English: What's your favorite day of the week?
Russian: Какой ваш любимый день недели?

English: A swarm of hornets attacked the children.
Low German: En Swarm Peerhöörnken hett de Kinner angrepen.

English: There was an air of excitement at the meeting.
Italian: C'era un'aria di agitazione alla riunione.

English: That's what I'm afraid of.
French: C'est ce dont j'ai peur.

English: I had dinner an hour ago.
Turkish: Bir saat önce akşam yemeğini yedim.

English: This television set is heavy.
Russian: Этот телевизор тяжёлый.

English: Tom woke Mary up in the middle of the night.
French: Tom réveilla Mary en plein milieu de la nuit.

English: Dolphins aren't fish.
Greek: Τα δελφίνια δεν είναι ψάρια.

English: You have a lot of work to do.
Italian: Hai molto lavoro da fare.

English: He has been warned on several occasions.
Polish: Ostrzegano go wielokrotnie.

English: You don't seem to be as calm as Tom seems to be.
Czech: Nezdáš se být tak klidný, jako Tom.

English: Where did you get those keys?
Russian: Где ты достал те ключи?

English: I don't think it would be a good idea to do that.
Portuguese: Eu não acho que seria uma boa ideia fazer isso.

English: We had a lot of snow last year.
Polish: Mieliśmy wiele śniegu w zeszłym roku.

English: It was dark.
Finnish: Oli pimeää.

English: There's no food left in the house.
Hungarian: Nincs semmi ennivaló itthon.

English: She isn't alone anymore.
Turkish: Artık yalnız değil.

English: You'll have to look out for Tom.
German: Du musst Tom suchen.

English: If Tom calls, tell him I'm busy.
Russian: Если Том позвонит, скажи ему, что я занят.

English: Have you ever been to Canada?
Italian: Siete mai stati in Canada?

English: There are a lot to choose from.
Hungarian: Sok mindenből lehet válogatni.

English: Tom plays chess.
Portuguese: Tom joga xadrez.

English: I have a sharp pain in my chest.
Hungarian: Éles mellkasi fájdalmat érzek.

English: I believe that he's trustworthy.
Japanese: 彼は信頼できると思うよ。