English: The boy is playing with his toy soldiers.
Italian: Il ragazzo sta giocando con i suoi soldatini.

English: Tom didn't seem very interested in going to the concert with us.
Italian: Tom non sembrava molto interessato ad andare al concerto con noi.

English: Do you know the answer?
Italian: Tu la sai la risposta?

English: I'm satisfied.
Spanish: Estoy satisfecho.

English: Tom can't find Mary.
Spanish: Tom no puede encontrar a Mary.

English: Remember to meet me at the station.
Ukrainian: Не забудь зустріти мене на вокзалі.

English: Tom knows who you are.
Berber: Tom yeẓra anta-kem.

English: The cats are drinking milk from a bowl.
French: Les chats boivent du lait dans une écuelle.

English: I hate cold winter days.
Italian: Odio i giorni freddi dell'inverno.

English: Try your best.
Dutch: Doe je best.

English: I hate coffee.
Latvian: Es ienīstu kafiju.

English: Tom didn't have a weapon.
Ukrainian: У Тома не було зброї.

English: I can't leave.
Mandarin Chinese: 我不能走。

English: How is your mother?
Finnish: Miten sinun äitisi voi?

English: I found that very interesting.
French: J'ai trouvé cela très intéressant.

English: You're disgusting.
Macedonian: Гаден си.

English: I'm surprised to see you smoking. You didn't use to.
Japanese: あなたがタバコを吸っているのを見てびっくりしました。以前は吸っていなかったでしょう。

English: Close your eyes.
Ukrainian: Заплющ очі.

English: Are you playing with my feet?
Low German: Speelst du mit mien Fööt rüm?

English: Tom told Mary he'd win.
Ukrainian: Том сказав Мері, що виграє.

English: I bought a sandwich.
Ukrainian: Я купила бутерброд.

English: I don't want you to quit playing the piano.
Italian: Io non voglio che voi smettiate di suonare il piano.

English: I wonder where Tom learned how to drive.
Portuguese: Onde será que Tom aprendeu a dirigir?

English: I am glad that you have succeeded.
Italian: Mi fa piacere che lei abbia avuto successo.

English: Tom said that he'd wait and see.
Hebrew: תום אמר שהוא יחכה ויראה.

English: I don't have a car.
Hungarian: Nincs gépjárművem.

English: Tom is discontented, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è scontento, vero?

English: I wonder why women don't go bald.
Portuguese: Pergunto-me por que as mulheres não ficam carecas.

English: Are you OK to drive?
Portuguese: Você está bem para dirigir?

English: Sydney is the largest city in Australia.
Mandarin Chinese: 雪梨是澳洲最大的城市。

English: Don't let go.
Swedish: Släpp inte taget.

English: Tom is accustomed to hard work.
Berber: Tom yennum amahil uɛtib.

English: This is what Tom feared.
Italian: Questo è ciò che temeva Tom.

English: I confessed my sin.
Russian: Я сознался в своём грехе.

English: Can you help me tie this tie?
Portuguese: Você me ajuda a amarrar a gravata?

English: You're a dreamer.
Italian: Lei è una sognatrice.

English: Tom and Mary work together at the same company.
Berber: Tom d Mary ttmahalen deg yiwet n teṛmist.

English: The days are growing longer.
Russian: Дни становятся длиннее.

English: I hate studying.
Hebrew: אני שונאת ללמוד.

English: He is too sensitive.
Russian: Он слишком чувствителен.

English: Why is French so difficult?
Japanese: どうしてフランス語ってこんなにムズいんだ。

English: Would it be OK if I used your computer?
Berber: Ulac aɣilif ma sqedceɣ aselkim-nnem?

English: Tom often lies about his age.
Slovak: Tom často klame o svojom veku.

English: He is known to everybody as a great ballplayer.
Russian: Он всем известен как великолепный бейсболист.

English: The bus was almost completely empty.
German: Der Bus war fast vollständig leer.

English: He is good at driving.
Mandarin Chinese: 他擅長駕駛。

English: He jumped onto the table.
Mandarin Chinese: 他跳上了桌子。

English: His name's Tom.
Finnish: Hänen nimensä on Tom.

English: They exchanged gifts.
Lithuanian: Jie apsikeitė dovanomis.

English: What time did you get up this morning?
German: Um wie viel Uhr bist du heute Morgen aufgestanden?

English: Austria is one of the largest producers of electricity in Europe.
German: Österreich ist einer der größten Stromproduzenten Europas.

English: Tom knew nothing about Mary.
Turkish: Tom, Mary hakkında hiçbir şey bilmiyordu.

English: I asked the bartender for another beer.
Russian: Я попросил у бармена ещё одно пиво.

English: Weren't you tired?
Lithuanian: Ar tu nebuvai pavargęs?

English: I'm your boyfriend, aren't I?
French: Je suis ton petit copain, n'est-ce pas ?

English: Which do you like better, this or that?
Russian: Который тебе больше нравится, этот или тот?

English: I'm tired of reading.
Italian: Sono stanca di leggere.

English: Which is your book?
Macedonian: Која книга е твоја?

English: I know Tom is a liar.
Turkish: Tom'un yalancı olduğunu biliyorum.

English: I'm feeling nostalgic right now.
Turkish: Geçmiş günlere döndüm şimdi.

English: Unlock it.
Hebrew: פתח את זה.

English: The ship slowly sank.
Italian: La nave è affondata lentamente.

English: I really hope so.
Hebrew: אני ממש מקווה כך.

English: It looks like the party in power will win the upcoming election.
Russian: Похоже, партия власти победит на грядущих выборах.

English: That was easier than I expected.
Turkish: Bu beklediğimden daha kolaydı.

English: You owe me a kiss.
Dutch: Je bent me een kus verschuldigd.

English: I rewrote my report.
Russian: Я переписал отчёт.

English: I was alone.
Macedonian: Сам бев.

English: Why do you hate women?
Russian: Почему вы ненавидите женщин?

English: Get ready.
Indonesian: Bersiaplah!

English: I locked the front door.
Japanese: 私は表玄関に鍵をかけた。

English: Tom turned off the lights and closed the door.
Turkish: Tom ışıkları söndürüp kapıyı kapattı.

English: We're your family.
Portuguese: Somos a sua família.

English: Your fly is open!
French: Votre braguette est ouverte !

English: I'm offended.
Danish: Jeg er fornærmet.

English: Don't do anything to prevent Tom from doing that.
German: Unternimm nichts, um Tom davon abzuhalten!

English: Are you going to the party?
Portuguese: Você vai à festa?

English: She begged him to stay.
Russian: Она умоляла его остаться.

English: I need scissors.
Czech: Potřebuji nůžky.

English: She is not only pretty, but also bright.
Polish: Jest nie tylko ładna, ale i bystra.

English: Can you dance the tango?
German: Kannst du Tango tanzen?

English: She put on her sweater.
Hebrew: היא לבשה את הסוודר שלה.

English: I was bleeding.
Dutch: Ik was aan het bloeden.

English: Should we leave?
Italian: Dovremmo partire?

English: Tom said that you were sick.
Russian: Том сказал, что вы больны.

English: It was a very nice show.
Ukrainian: Це була дуже добра передача.

English: No one can tell.
German: Das kann niemand erkennen.

English: Tom has an ugly face.
Ukrainian: Том має потворне обличчя.

English: I won the event.
Polish: Wygrałem konkurs.

English: Take a few days off.
Finnish: Ota pari päivää vapaata.

English: I can't afford a car right now.
German: Ich kann mir im Moment kein Auto leisten.

English: Children should be taught to share.
Turkish: Çocuklara paylaşmak öğretilmeli.

English: Tom eats lunch here quite often.
Russian: Том довольно часто здесь обедает.

English: People should love one another.
Russian: Люди должны любить друг друга.

English: I'd like you to be more punctual.
Kabyle: Bɣiɣ ad tettiliḍ deg lweqt.

English: I dropped my spoon.
Turkish: Kaşığımı düşürdüm.

English: What does he want?
Russian: Что ему нужно?

English: You're a weirdo.
Finnish: Sinä olet omituinen tyyppi.

English: I gave the children some candy.
Vietnamese: Tôi đã cho bọn trẻ một ít kẹo.

English: What do you think they want to see?
Berber: Ɣef leḥsab-nwen, d acu ay ɣsen ad walin?

English: Tom ate all the food I had stashed.
Japanese: トムがね、私が隠してた物、全部食べたのよ。

English: Next question, please.
Swedish: Nästa fråga, tack.

English: He can't walk any more.
Italian: Non riesce più a camminare.

English: "What's your name?" "Tom," the little boy said shyly.
Turkish: "Adın ne?", küçük oğlan utangaç bir biçimde "Tom" dedi.

English: Please follow me.
Serbian: Пратите ме.