English: Tom was strangled.
Turkish: Tom'un boğazı sıkılarak öldürüldü.

English: I don't think Tom knows that I think he's stupid.
Portuguese: Não acho que o Tom saiba que acho que ele é burro.

English: When I got home, my mother and father were fighting.
Japanese: 家に帰ると、お父さんとお母さんが喧嘩をしていました。

English: I don't have as much money as you think.
German: Ich habe nicht so viel Geld wie ihr denkt.

English: Are you afraid of losing your money?
Greek: Φοβόσαστε μη χάσετε τα χρήματά σας;

English: Tom beat Mary black and blue.
Berber: Tom yezzegzew Mary s tyita.

English: I thought you might be mad at me.
Italian: Pensavo che potresti essere arrabbiato con me.

English: They are running now.
Hebrew: הם רצים עכשיו.

English: How can you read so fast?
German: Wie kannst du so schnell lesen?

English: Mary is my sister-in-law.
Hebrew: מרי היא גיסתי.

English: I have to go to the city.
Italian: Io devo andare in città.

English: He is delightful.
Italian: È delizioso.

English: I won't tell you where I keep my money.
Ukrainian: Я не скажу вам, де я тримаю гроші.

English: He traveled all over the world.
German: Er hat die ganze Welt bereist.

English: Do you think English is difficult?
Italian: Tu pensi che l'inglese sia difficile?

English: God created the earth in six days.
German: Gott erschuf die Welt in sechs Tagen.

English: I ate lunch.
Italian: Ho mangiato il pranzo.

English: Maybe you gave up too fast.
Finnish: Ehkä sinä luovutit liian aikaisin.

English: Tom and Mary both like chocolate ice cream.
Berber: Tom d Mary ḥemmlen deg sin timagrisin n ccikula.

English: Has Tom made any progress?
German: Hat Tom irgendwelche Fortschritte erzielt?

English: If it snows on the mountain, it's cold in the valley.
Hebrew: אם יורד על ההר שלג, קר בעמק.

English: Please turn off your cell phones.
Russian: Пожалуйста, отключите мобильные телефоны.

English: There is nothing that the gods may not do.
Ukrainian: Немає нічого, що б не могли зробити боги.

English: You don't have enough experience.
Russian: У тебя недостаточно опыта.

English: No one has come.
Russian: Никто не пришёл.

English: Why do I feel so dizzy?
Italian: Perché mi sento così frastornato?

English: Tom isn't a young guy anymore.
Finnish: Tom ei enää ole nuori mies.

English: You're a good man.
Greek: Είστε καλός άνθρωπος.

English: Tom told Mary a funny story.
German: Tom erzählte Maria eine lustige Geschichte.

English: My aunt made me a new skirt.
Mandarin Chinese: 我舅母做了一條新裙子給我。

English: Suddenly, a terrible storm came up.
Polish: Nagle rozszalała się gwałtowna burza.

English: Do you have a backpack?
German: Haben Sie einen Rucksack?

English: I look forward to my birthday.
Russian: Я с нетерпением жду своего дня рождения.

English: That man died of lung cancer a week ago.
French: Cet homme est mort d'un cancer du poumon la semaine dernière.

English: There isn't any film in this camera.
Ukrainian: У цьому фотоапараті немає плівки.

English: I'm not a doctor.
Italian: Non sono un dottore.

English: I know that I should have said something, but I didn't know what to say.
Portuguese: Eu sei que eu devia te dizer algo, mas não sabia o que dizer.

English: He committed suicide by taking poison.
French: Il s'est suicidé par ingestion de poison.

English: I'm writing a letter.
Ukrainian: Я пишу листа.

English: Tom was wearing his bulletproof vest.
Russian: Том был в бронежилете.

English: Could you please speak a little slower?
Bengali: আপনি কি অনুগ্রহ করে আরেকটু ধীরে ধীরে কথা বলতে পারবেন?

English: Nobody was in the library.
German: In der Bibliothek war niemand.

English: You've outdone yourself this time.
Portuguese: O senhor se superou desta vez.

English: He stayed up late.
Finnish: Hän valvoi myöhään.

English: They're back.
Italian: Sono tornati.

English: Are you happy now?
Berber: Tfeṛḥem imir-a?

English: I can't ask Tom to quit.
Hebrew: אני לא יכול לבקש מטום להתפטר.

English: It must be hard for you.
Portuguese: Deve ser difícil para você.

English: The butcher ground the meat.
French: Le boucher hacha la viande.

English: Are we broke?
Hungarian: Tönkrementünk?

English: I believe that he's happy.
Ukrainian: Думаю, він щасливий.

English: I chose him a nice tie.
Japanese: 私は彼に素敵なネクタイを選んであげた。

English: Choose books carefully.
Russian: Подбирай книги тщательно.

English: We're back from Australia.
Dutch: We zijn terug uit Australië.

English: You will survive.
Hungarian: Túl fogod élni.

English: I'll bring you the bill immediately.
Spanish: Le traeré la cuenta inmediatamente.

English: Tom has been talking to Mary about me.
Hebrew: תום דיבר עם מרי עלי.

English: We don't care about the money.
Hebrew: לא אכפת לנו מהכסף.

English: I missed you.
Ukrainian: Я сумувала за вами.

English: From now on, I promise to be punctual.
Berber: Seg wass-a d asawen, ad k-weɛdeɣ ad d-ttaseɣ deg lawan.

English: Tom seemed a little offended.
Czech: Tom se zdál být trochu uražený.

English: You're in big trouble.
Russian: У тебя большие неприятности.

English: The match didn't take place.
Turkish: Maç oynanmadı.

English: We were glad we had each other.
Hebrew: שמחנו שיש לנו אחד את השני.

English: What do you think this sentence means?
German: Was glaubst du, dass dieser Satz bedeutet?

English: I've got a book.
Marathi: माझ्याकडे एक पुस्तक आहे.

English: He dumped me.
Russian: Он меня бросил.

English: I'm getting confused.
Macedonian: Се бркам.

English: I still regret that.
Italian: Lo rimpiango ancora.

English: Why do you consider it useless?
Serbian: Зашто мислиш да је то бескорисно?

English: I only read the first three chapters.
Finnish: Luin vain kolme ensimmäistä lukua.

English: We can stay here as long as we want.
Berber: Nekkni nezmer ad neqqim da anect ay aɣ-yehwan.

English: This is where I saw a snake yesterday.
Turkish: Dün yılanı gördüğüm yer burası.

English: She is bathing the baby.
Russian: Она купает ребёнка.

English: What's that building?
Cantonese: 嗰座係咩嚟㗎？

English: Tom isn't Mary's father.
Russian: Том Мэри не отец.

English: Did I embarrass you?
Swedish: Gjorde jag dig förlägen?

English: That was the best day of my life.
Ukrainian: Цей був найкращий день мого життя.

English: I sort of like him.
Macedonian: Некако ми фати око.

English: He earns twice my salary.
Hebrew: הוא מרוויח כפליים משכרי.

English: I wear knee pads when I go rollerblading.
German: Beim Inlineskaten ziehe ich mir Knieschoner an.

English: Tom didn't want to hurt his friend's feelings.
Ukrainian: Том не хотів образити почуття друга.

English: I didn't know you were back in town.
Italian: Non sapevo fosse tornata in città.

English: I was asked to fix the bicycle.
Italian: Mi è stato chiesto di fissare la bicicletta.

English: Automobiles replaced carriages.
Macedonian: Колите ги заменија кочиите.

English: I hope my dream comes true.
Russian: Надеюсь, моя мечта сбудется.

English: You're beginning to annoy me.
Hungarian: Kezdesz már idegesíteni.

English: I must leave tomorrow morning.
French: Je dois partir demain matin.

English: Tom isn't welcome here.
Portuguese: Tom não é bem-vindo aqui.

English: They drank two bottles of wine.
Japanese: 彼らはワインを２本飲んだ。

English: I advised him against smoking.
Hebrew: יעצתי לו להמנע מעישון.

English: Tom found a wallet in the abandoned truck.
German: Tom hat in einem verlassenen Lastwagen eine Brieftasche gefunden.

English: Why are you still standing?
Italian: Perché è ancora in piedi?

English: I feel certain of it.
Turkish: Ben o konuda kendimi emin hissediyorum.

English: I didn't need Tom's money.
Italian: Non avevo bisogno dei soldi di Tom.

English: What we're doing is dangerous.
French: Ce que nous faisons est dangereux.

English: He ran faster than his brother did.
Finnish: Hän juoksi veljeään nopeammin.

English: I didn't know where you were.
Turkish: Nerede olduğunuzu bilmiyordum.

English: All you have to do is to take care of yourself.
Hebrew: כל מה שאתה צריך לעשות זה לשמור על עצמך.