English: Tom committed suicide.
Vietnamese: Tom đã tự vẫn.

English: Tom did nothing but cry.
Italian: Tom non ha fatto altro che piangere.

English: Have a good weekend, everyone.
Italian: Passate tutte un buon weekend.

English: It's painful to keep sitting for hours.
Hebrew: כואב לשבת במשך שעות.

English: I canceled an appointment with her.
Icelandic: Ég afbókaði tíma með henni.

English: Tom often wins.
Russian: Том часто выигрывает.

English: Tom keeps saying he's innocent.
Serbian: Том упрно прича како је недужан.

English: She looks as if she were drunk.
Mandarin Chinese: 她看起來好像喝醉了。

English: Can you say the days of the week in French?
Danish: Kan du sige ugedagene på fransk?

English: I'm still the same person I used to be.
Hungarian: Még mindig az vagyok, aki korábban voltam.

English: Tell me who won.
Italian: Ditemi chi ha vinto.

English: You broke the rule.
Dutch: Je hebt de regel gebroken.

English: Are you speaking to me?
Portuguese: Você está falando comigo?

English: This soup is really good.
Japanese: このスープはとてもおいしいですね。

English: I majored in psychology.
German: Mein Hauptfach war Psychologie.

English: That's me.
Russian: Вот я.

English: Tom is a woman hater.
German: Tom ist ein Frauenhasser.

English: I'm afraid we've fallen a bit behind in our work.
Portuguese: Acho que nos atrasamos em nosso trabalho.

English: When we started out, we had only 200 dollars between us.
Berber: Sy nebda, yettuɣ day ɣer‑neɣ 200 dolar jar‑aneɣ.

English: I'm sorry that I got you in trouble.
Turkish: Başını derde soktuğum için üzgünüm.

English: We don't live here.
Italian: Non viviamo qui.

English: Tom and Mary ate dumplings.
German: Tom und Maria haben Klöße gegessen.

English: Tom isn't going to talk.
Macedonian: Том нема ништо да каже.

English: What could this be?
Macedonian: Како може вака?

English: It doesn't matter very much which college you graduated from.
German: Es spielt keine große Rolle, an welcher Universität du deinen Abschluss gemacht hast.

English: Tom went into the room and closed the door.
Czech: Tom odešel do pokoje a zavřel dveře.

English: Tom is allergic to dust.
Russian: У Тома аллергия на пыль.

English: Anybody want a beer?
Italian: Qualcuno vuole una birra?

English: I haven't met everyone yet.
Portuguese: Eu ainda não conheci todo mundo.

English: You can sit anywhere you like.
Berber: Tzemremt ad teqqimemt anda ay awent-yehwa.

English: Do you want to go to Boston?
Russian: Ты хочешь в Бостон?

English: She'll love him forever.
Arabic: ستحبه إلى الأبد.

English: My flight leaves at 2:30.
Berber: Asafag-inu ad yeqleɛ ɣef tis snat d kramraw.

English: Tom stayed at a very expensive hotel.
Russian: Том остановился в очень дорогом отеле.

English: I can do that later.
Ukrainian: Я можу це зробити пізніше.

English: Tom doesn't want to see me.
Italian: Tom non vuole vedermi.

English: Would you like to come eat at our house?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría venir a comer a nuestra casa?

English: What're you referring to?
Spanish: ¿A qué te refieres?

English: I think that's very important.
Russian: По-моему, это очень важно.

English: He may have missed the last train.
Czech: Možná zmeškal poslední vlak.

English: Tom had no idea he was being rude.
Dutch: Tom wist niet dat hij onbeleefd deed.

English: Tom wanted to go to the lake.
Portuguese: Tom queria ir ao lago.

English: We've seen it.
Italian: Lo abbiamo visto.

English: I'm living in Boston now.
Italian: Io abito a Boston ora.

English: I want to tell you a little story.
German: Ich will euch einmal eine kleine Geschichte erzählen.

English: It was just for fun.
Russian: Это было только для забавы.

English: Are there any girls here you haven't yet met?
Russian: Есть здесь девушки, с которыми вы ещё не знакомы?

English: I'll be waiting for Tom until 6 o'clock.
Ukrainian: Я чекатиму на Тома до шостої години.

English: I never said you were boring.
Italian: Io non ho mai detto che eravate noiosi.

English: Does Tom like tomatoes?
Polish: Czy Tom lubi pomidory?

English: I came by train.
Ukrainian: Я приїхала потягом.

English: Tom is interested.
Portuguese: Tom está interessado.

English: Stop ordering me around.
Turkish: Bana emretmeyi kes.

English: A novel idea occurred to me.
Japanese: 奇抜な考えがふと心に浮かんだ。

English: Tom shot Mary in the knee.
Berber: Tom yeqres ɣef Mary deg ufud.

English: I have a long drive ahead of me.
Hebrew: מצפה לי נסיעה ארוכה.

English: Excuse my clumsiness.
German: Entschuldigt meine Unbeholfenheit.

English: You always were a good dancer.
Russian: Вы всегда хорошо танцевали.

English: Let's talk.
Ukrainian: Давай поспілкуємося.

English: I had a lovely night.
French: J'ai passé une soirée délicieuse.

English: Where should I wait for you?
Berber: Anda ay yessefk ad kent-ṛjuɣ?

English: You're mine now.
Italian: Sei mio ora.

English: I won't tell anyone that you were here.
Turkish: Burada olduğunu kimseye söylemem.

English: It is very hard to tell what country a person comes from.

English: Now, I'm going to my room.
Italian: Ora, sto andando nella mia camera.

English: It's a risk we can't afford to take.
French: C'est un risque que nous ne pouvons nous permettre de prendre.

English: How do we get rid of Tom?
Swedish: Hur blir vi av med Tom?

English: The situation is a lot worse than we imagined.
Hebrew: המצב חמור בהרבה ממה שתיארנו לעצמנו.

English: Is that a complaint?
German: Ist das eine Reklamation?

English: Tom is downloading games.
Macedonian: Том си симнува игри.

English: I heard a loud explosion.
Russian: Я слышал громкий взрыв.

English: We're familiar with that author's name.
French: Le nom de l'auteur nous est familier.

English: Please bring a sheet of paper.
Russian: Принеси мне лист бумаги, пожалуйста.

English: I didn't ask.
Dutch: Ik heb het niet gevraagd.

English: Do you think it's going to snow tonight?
Russian: Как вы думаете, сегодня вечером снег будет?

English: This is none of your business.
Hungarian: Nem tartozik rád.

English: I don't want Tom to go.
Italian: Io non voglio che Tom vada.

English: I think we should go to Boston.
Ukrainian: Гадаю, нам слід поїхати до Бостона.

English: It's nearly six o'clock.
Turkish: Saat takriben altıdır.

English: I thought Tom might be sick.
Japanese: トムは病気かもしれないと思いました。

English: How was the weather yesterday?
Ukrainian: Яка вчора була погода?

English: Is this seat taken?
Portuguese: Este assento está ocupado?

English: Please keep all your receipts.
Turkish: Lütfen tüm makbuzlarınızı saklayın.

English: You must speak in a loud voice.
Berber: Yessefk ad tessiwlemt s zzeɛḍ.

English: Tom swallowed the pill.
Russian: Том проглотил таблетку.

English: I'm here to assist you.
Mandarin Chinese: 我來協助你。

English: Can I talk to you a minute?
Hebrew: אפשר לדבר איתך לרגע?

English: I'm not the one that wants to hurt Tom.
Macedonian: Не сум јас тој што сака да го повреди Том.

English: I'm not a violent person.
Spanish: No soy una persona violenta.

English: We'll fight.
Spanish: Vamos a luchar.

English: These things aren't mine!
Hebrew: הדברים האלה לא שלי!

English: I've been waiting for the bus for three hours.
Spanish: Llevo tres horas esperando el autobús.

English: Put it in the cupboard.
Russian: Убери её в шкаф.

English: Tom hates children.
Portuguese: Tom odeia crianças.

English: He was completely cleared of the charge against him.
French: Il a été complètement lavé de l'accusation qui pesait contre lui.

English: Let's give them a minute.
Spanish: Démosles un minuto.

English: I'm a bit drunk.
Dutch: Ik ben een beetje dronken.

English: Please let me know when you are ready to order.
Hungarian: Tudassa csak velem, amikor rendelne.

English: Dogs bark and birds tweet.
Catalan: Els gossos borden i les aus piulen.

English: Why weren't you listening to me?
Kabyle: Iwacu ur yi-d-tsellem ara?

English: I hate tattoos.
Russian: Я ненавижу татуировки.

English: Tom bought some sweet potatoes.
Berber: Tom yuɣ-d cwiṭ n lbaṭaṭa taẓidant.