English: You should feel flattered.
Macedonian: Треба да се чувствуваш поласкано.

English: I often slept on that bench when I was homeless.
German: Auf der Bank dort schlief ich oft, als ich obdachlos war.

English: Nobody else would help us.
Russian: Никто другой нам бы не помог.

English: You're not helping.
Italian: Non state aiutando.

English: Tom's parents didn't approve of his lifestyle.
Italian: I genitori di Tom non hanno approvato il suo stile di vita.

English: I work at home.
German: Ich arbeite zu Hause.

English: I promise I'll find you a job.
Japanese: 仕事は俺が見つけてやる。約束するよ。

English: Tom is divorced.
Russian: Том разведен.

English: That noise woke me up.
French: Ce bruit m'a réveillé.

English: They've got enough to do already.
Russian: У них уже и так достаточно дел.

English: I had a horrible day at work.
Berber: Kkiɣ ass n diri mliḥ deg umahil.

English: Stop crying like a girl.
French: Cesse de pleurer comme une fille !

English: Tom has lost about thirty pounds.
Italian: Tom ha perso circa trenta libbre.

English: Forget it.
German: Das kannst du knicken.

English: I want to learn snowboarding.
French: Je veux apprendre à faire du snowboard.

English: Tom knows a lot about music.
Turkish: Tom müzik hakkında çok şey bilir.

English: I don't feel well today.
Hebrew: היום אני לא מרגישה טוב.

English: I am familiar with this neighborhood.
Mandarin Chinese: 我對這附近很熟悉。

English: All of a sudden, it began raining.
Mandarin Chinese: 突然開始下雨。

English: Tom refused to help me do that.
Russian: Том отказался помогать мне это делать.

English: It appears that you were correct.
Russian: Похоже, что вы были правы.

English: She spoke relatively quickly.

English: Hang up your coat, please.
German: Bitte hängen Sie den Mantel auf.

English: Tom said goodbye to his friends.
Ukrainian: Том попрощався з друзями.

English: Can you drive a car?
Macedonian: Знаеш ли да возиш кола?

English: I think Tom won.
Dutch: Ik denk dat Tom heeft gewonnen.

English: This is my favorite meal.
Ukrainian: Це моя улюблена страва.

English: Mary is on maternity leave.
Dutch: Maria is met zwangerschapsverlof.

English: Let's catch a bite.
Ukrainian: Ходімо щось перекусимо.

English: Are you still dating Tom?
Japanese: まだトムと付き合ってるの？

English: I brought mine.
Russian: Я принесла мои.

English: Let me call my lawyer.
Italian: Fammi chiamare il mio avvocato.

English: Tom is very smart.
Hungarian: Tamás nagyon okos.

English: I don't really understand the problem.
French: Je ne comprends pas vraiment le problème.

English: Aren't you surprised to see me?
Italian: Non siete sorpresi di vedermi?

English: Tom ate a hamburger in his car on his way home.
Ukrainian: Том з'їв гамбургер у себе в машині по дорозі додому.

English: You aren't upset, are you?
French: Vous n'êtes pas contrariée, si ?

English: I usually walk.
Hebrew: אני בדרך כלל צועד.

English: Are you hungry?
Italian: Avete fame?

English: There's no one to do it.
Greek: Δεν υπάρχει κανέις να το κάνει.

English: He saw himself as the savior of the world.
German: Er sah sich als Retter der Welt.

English: Tom believed in me.
Portuguese: Tom acreditou em mim.

English: You're very angry.
French: Vous êtes fort en colère.

English: It would never have occurred to me to say anything like that.
French: Il ne me serait jamais venu à l'esprit de dire quelque chose de la sorte.

English: Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess.
Spanish: Había una vez una hermosa princesa.

English: Tom made a list of things he needed to buy.
Spanish: Tom hizo una lista de cosas que necesitaba comprar.

English: Tom was on edge till he heard from his wife.
Hungarian: Tom nagyon ideges volt, amíg nem kapott hírt a feleségéről.

English: I no longer work here.
Russian: Я больше не работаю здесь.

English: Where's my tea?
Hungarian: Hol van a teám?

English: The prisoners are escaping!
Italian: I prigionieri stanno fuggendo!

English: Don't give Tom your number.
Italian: Non dia a Tom il suo numero.

English: I'm pretty happy.
Belarusian: Я даволі шчаслівая.

English: I always buy in bulk.
Portuguese: Eu compro sempre por grosso.

English: I've just been to my uncle's house.
Italian: Io sono appena stata a casa di mio zio.

English: Why don't you paint your bicycle blue?
Berber: Maɣef ur tkellud ara tasnasɣalt-nnek d taẓerwalt?

English: Tom told me he didn't have much money.
Japanese: トムがさ、あまりお金を持ってないって言ったんだ。

English: There's one thing I must tell you.
Italian: C'è una cosa che devo dirti.

English: How could I say no?
Turkish: Nasıl hayır diyebilirdim?

English: Tom had no money left.
Russian: У Тома не осталось больше денег.

English: My mother stopped her sewing and picked up her book.
Japanese: 母は縫う手を止めて、本を拾った。

English: All the girls were in miniskirts.
Danish: Alle pigerne havde miniskørt på.

English: Mary baked some star-shaped cookies.
German: Maria hat sternförmige Kekse gebacken.

English: I'm diabetic.
German: Ich bin Diabetiker.

English: I feel happy.
Hebrew: אני חש שמח.

English: He ran to the station and caught the train.
Dutch: Hij liep naar het station en kon de trein nemen.

English: I am going to study.
Romanian: Voi studia.

English: Do I have to do that?
Italian: Io lo devo fare?

English: Does that count?
Russian: Это имеет значение?

English: Tom is now up.
Finnish: Tom on nyt hereillä.

English: I just got here.
Portuguese: Acabei de chegar aqui.

English: I'd say go for it.
Bulgarian: Аз бих ти казал "Давай!"

English: I can't believe Tom said yes.
Russian: Поверить не могу, что Том сказал «да».

English: He grew old.
Italian: Diventò vecchio.

English: He is sick.
Indonesian: Dia sakit.

English: We're moving at a good speed now.
Turkish: Şu anda iyi bir hızda ilerliyoruz.

English: Tom told me not to tell anyone.
Russian: Том сказал мне, чтобы я никому не рассказывал.

English: Tom stands to inherit a lot of money when his parents die.
Hungarian: Tom sok pénzt örököl, ha a szülei meghalnak.

English: I must find some new friends.
French: Il me faut trouver de nouveaux amis.

English: I know Tom is a little strange.
Marathi: टॉम थोडा विचित्र आहे हे मला माहीत आहे.

English: I'll be back in 30 minutes.
Dutch: Ik ben over een half uur terug.

English: Tom was surprised by Mary's candor.
Hungarian: Tomit meglepte Mari őszintesége.

English: Head south.
Spanish: Ve al sur.

English: Please bill me.
Polish: Proszę wystawić mi rachunek.

English: At what time are you leaving?
Italian: A che ora partite?

English: I'm going to be a famous writer one day.
German: Eines Tages werde ich ein berühmter Schriftsteller.

English: I don't want to talk about that here.
German: Ich will hier nicht darüber sprechen.

English: I used to travel a lot.
Russian: Я раньше много путешествовал.

English: I attended the meeting yesterday.
Ukrainian: Я вчора була на зборах.

English: People are afraid of us.
Hungarian: Félnek tőlünk az emberek.

English: Can we talk with you?
Kabyle: Nezmer ad nehḍeṛ yid-m?

English: We put sugar in our tea.
Finnish: Panemme sokeria teehemme.

English: I can't remember the lyrics.
Finnish: En muista laulun sanoja.

English: Tom doesn't care what other people say about him.
Portuguese: Tom não se importa com o que os outros falam dele.

English: We don't need these rules.
Turkish: Bu kurallara ihtiyacımız yok.

English: Tom can't do that.
Polish: Tom nie może tego zrobić.

English: What's your advice?
Italian: Qual è il tuo consiglio?

English: Tom will wait for you.
Kabyle: Ad ken-yarǧu Tom.

English: Everybody jumped.
Serbian: Сви скочише.

English: Tom hates opera.
Swedish: Tom hatar opera.

English: You need to raise your standards.
Turkish: Standartlarınızı yükseltmeniz gerekir.

English: Where is Tom from?
Greek: Από πού είναι ο Τομ;

English: This is mine, and this is yours.
Portuguese: Este é meu e esse é seu.

English: The living room adjoins the dining room.
German: Das Wohnzimmer schließt an das Esszimmer an.

English: That didn't work.
Berber: Ur tečči ara.