English: Tom made for the exit.
Macedonian: Том се упати кон излезот.

English: I'm reasonable.
Portuguese: Sou razoável.

English: You look like a girl.
Portuguese: Você parece uma menina.

English: I wonder if we can get in.
French: Je me demande si nous pouvons entrer.

English: Only Tom knows the answer.
Japanese: トムだけが答えを知ってるんだよ。

English: The bread's baking in the oven.
German: Das Brot backt im Ofen.

English: Tom didn't invite me.
Turkish: Tom beni çağırmadı.

English: What color are your eyes?
Hebrew: איזה צבע יש לעיניים שלך?

English: I may be too old.
French: Peut-être suis-je trop vieux.

English: In many cultures, men and women dress differently.
Turkish: Erkekler ve kadınlar birçok kültürde farklı giyinirler.

English: Tom keeps his room tidy.
Italian: Tom mantiene la sua stanza ordinata.

English: Tom is filling the soap dispenser with liquid soap.
German: Tom füllt Flüssigseife in den Seifenspender.

English: Now lie down.
Italian: Adesso sdraiatevi.

English: Tom learned how to swim.
Portuguese: Tom aprendeu como nadar.

English: The meeting is held twice a month.
Ukrainian: Зустріч відбувається двічі на місяць.

English: Can you be more specific?
German: Kannst du schon etwas genaueres dazu sagen?

English: I like your writing style.
Berber: Yeɛjeb-iyi uɣanib-nnek n tirawt.

English: Tom is exceptionally unlucky.
Russian: Тому крайне не везёт.

English: Tom wants to call his lawyer.
Russian: Том хочет позвонить своему адвокату.

English: Hey, you! What are you doing?
Berber: Hey! D acu akka ay la tettgeḍ?

English: I think Tom made a mistake.
French: Je pense que Tom a commis une erreur.

English: You never tell me that you love me.
Portuguese: Você nunca me diz que me ama.

English: I couldn't find it anywhere.
Czech: Nemohl jsem to nikde najít.

English: Tom was gone for over thirty minutes.
Czech: Tom byl přes půl hodiny pryč.

English: We did that.
Marathi: ते आम्ही केलं.

English: Stay cool.
Hungarian: Maradj nyugodt.

English: Tom had to prepare for his trip.
Finnish: Tomin täytyi valmistautua matkaansa.

English: You have problems.
Russian: У Вас проблемы.

English: Tom told me you'd win.
Italian: Tom mi ha detto che avreste vinto.

English: Tom gave Mary all the money he had.
French: Tom donna tout l'argent qu'il avait à Marie.

English: My stomach is full.
Finnish: Vatsani on täynnä.

English: Tom hasn't changed at all.
German: Tom hat sich überhaupt nicht verändert.

English: My wife is a vegetarian.
Marathi: माझी बायको शाकाहारी आहे.

English: Tom can't use that.
Russian: Том не может этим пользоваться.

English: I promised that I would be back soon.
Russian: Я пообещал, что скоро вернусь.

English: Tom forgot the words to the second verse, so he sang the first verse again.
Turkish: Tom ikinci ayetin sözlerini unuttu, bu yüzden ilk ayeti tekrar seslendirdi.

English: My son believes in Santa Claus.
Russian: Мой сын верит в Санта-Клауса.

English: That's the biggest egg I've ever seen.
Spanish: Ese es el huevo más grande que he visto.

English: This power station alone provides several cities with electricity.
Turkish: Bu santral, tek başına çeşitli şehirlere elektrik sağlar.

English: Give me some paper to write on.
Japanese: 書く紙ちょうだい。

English: Do you think Tom knows what happened?
Italian: Pensate che Tom sappia cos'è successo?

English: They were disappointed.
Portuguese: Eles estavam decepcionados.

English: I'm learning two foreign languages.
Dutch: Ik leer twee vreemde talen.

English: Didn't he go there?
Russian: Он туда не пошёл?

English: What did the doctor tell you?
Macedonian: Што ти кажа лекарот?

English: I made Tom cry.
Portuguese: Eu fiz o Tom chorar.

English: Tom told me he was lucky.
Russian: Том сказал мне, что ему везёт.

English: If I were you, I'd stay quiet.
Spanish: Si yo fuera tú, me quedaría callado.

English: Are you all right, Tom?
German: Tom, ist alles in Ordnung?

English: Tom owns a restaurant on Park Street.
Portuguese: Tom possui um restaurante na Park Street.

English: You look like you're enjoying yourself.
Portuguese: Você parece estar se divertindo.

English: She didn't know what to do with the problem.
German: Sie wusste nicht, wie sie mit dem Problem umgehen sollte.

English: It's already time to go home.
Dutch: Het is reeds tijd om naar huis te gaan.

English: You're weak.
Russian: Вы слабы.

English: You're wrong in this case.
Russian: В данном случае ты не прав.

English: You may go at once.
Berber: Tzemrem ad teddum imir-a.

English: My father came home at nine.
Hungarian: Apám kilenckor jött haza.

English: Do you really think you can be here by 2:30?
Macedonian: Навистина ли мислиш дека ќе можеш да стигнеш тука до 2:30?

English: I have a great deal to do today.
Japanese: 今日はやることがたくさんあるんだ。

English: He's shorter than Tom.
Bulgarian: Той е по-нисък от Том.

English: I want to be an actress.
Greek: Θέλω να γίνω ηθοποιός.

English: Can I come with you?
Kabyle: Zemreɣ ad dduɣ yid-k?

English: I have neither time nor money.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo ni dinero.

English: I hope that you'll help me.
Hungarian: Remélem, segítesz nekem.

English: I'm saving up for my old age.
Tatar: Картлыкка акча җыям.

English: They say they know you.
Berber: Nnan-d ssnen-ken.

English: You have no choice.
French: Vous n'avez pas le choix.

English: This door won't shut.
Berber: Tugi ad teɣleq tewwurt-a.

English: Tom's thirty.
Berber: Tom yella careṭ tmeṛwin ilan.

English: "Why didn't you come?" "I had no choice."
German: „Wieso bist du nicht gekommen?“ „Ich hatte keine Wahl.“

English: The bartender set a drink in front of Tom.
Macedonian: Барменот стави пијачка пред Том.

English: Tom died from asphyxiation.
German: Tom ist an Sauerstoffmangel gestorben.

English: Tom will probably know what we need to do.
Bokmål: Tom vet sannsynligvis ha vi må gjøre.

English: I thought you'd gone to Harvard.
Italian: Pensavo fossi andata ad Harvard.

English: Do you have a smartphone?
Danish: Har du en smartphone?

English: Tom wanted to buy some flowers for Mary.
Berber: Tom yella yebɣa ad as-d-iseɣ kra n tjeǧǧigin i Mary.

English: This kind of book is of no use to us.
French: Ce genre de livre ne nous serait d'aucune utilité.

English: He didn't look like a clever boy.
Russian: Он не выглядит умным мальчиком.

English: The children are playing with blocks.
Turkish: Çocuklar bloklarla oynuyorlar.

English: Have you read this book already?
Ukrainian: Ви вже прочитали цю книжку?

English: How long did you stay in Boston?
Russian: Сколько времени ты пробыла в Бостоне?

English: I wonder how Tom is going to react.
Finnish: Mitenköhän Tomi reagoi?

English: Are you sure you locked the door?
Russian: Ты уверен, что запер дверь?

English: I traveled around Europe.
Finnish: Matkustin ympäri Eurooppaa.

English: Everyone in school would hate me if I did that.
Russian: Все в школе возненавидели бы меня, если бы я это сделал.

English: It's time to sleep.
Italian: È ora di dormire.

English: What time did you go to bed yesterday?
French: À quelle heure es-tu allée au lit, hier ?

English: Tom was stabbed.
Polish: Tom został zadźgany.

English: Be quiet everyone!
Turkish: Herkes sessiz olsun!

English: What movie do you want to watch?
Turkish: Hangi filmi izlemek istiyorsun?

English: My brother is an idiot.
Arabic: أخي أبله.

English: Do you think Tom's right?
Berber: Ɣef leḥsab-nnem, Tom ila lḥeqq?

English: She walks.
Greek: Βαδίζει.

English: I think you must be tired.
Berber: Cikkeɣ ad tilid teɛyid.

English: Tom was unable to hide his reaction.
Russian: Том был не в силах скрыть свою реакцию.

English: You can use margarine as a substitute for butter.
Russian: Вы можете использовать маргарин как заменитель масла.

English: I have a lot of work to do tomorrow.
Italian: Ho un sacco di lavoro da fare domani.

English: Tom wants Mary to be safe.
Berber: Tom yeɣs ad tili Mary deg tɣellist.

English: You could be lying.
Marathi: तू खोटं बोलत असू शकशील.