English: I know Tom is over thirty.
German: Ich weiß, dass Tom über 30 ist.

English: A pair of earrings is a nice present for her.
Khasi: Shijur ki sohshkor ki long ki jingai ba itynnad iaka.

English: Tom didn't seem to be surprised.
Portuguese: Tom não pareceu estar surpreso.

English: What do you think that is?
Russian: Что это, по-вашему?

English: I can't wait to go on a vacation.
Mandarin Chinese: 我等不及要去度假。

English: Do you have one that is a little smaller?
Russian: У вас есть такая поменьше?

English: It seems interesting to me.
Hungarian: Számomra érdekesnek tűnik.

English: Tom is lying.
Finnish: Tom valehtelee.

English: I don't know that man.
Russian: Я не знаю этого мужчину.

English: Maryam is well behaved.
Arabic: مريم ذات خلق.

English: My grandchildren attend this school.
Danish: Mine børnebørn går i denne skole.

English: Continue digging.
Spanish: Sigue cavando.

English: What's your name?
Finnish: Mikä sinun nimesi on?

English: How long do you plan to stay here?
Ukrainian: Скільки часу ви плануєте тут бути?

English: We have the right to bear arms.
Finnish: Meillä on oikeus kantaa aseita.

English: Tom doesn't need me anymore.
Russian: Я больше не нужна Тому.

English: I heard a loud noise.
Hungarian: Hallottam egy hangos zajt.

English: She became a famous painter.
Japanese: 彼女は偉大な画家になった。

English: Are you in Australia?
French: Êtes-vous en Australie ?

English: I know that Tom is busy.
Hebrew: אני יודעת שטום עסוק.

English: Maybe you should've told Tom the truth.
Hungarian: Talán el kellett volna mondanod Tomnak az igazságot.

English: He gave his children a good education.
Japanese: 彼は子供たちに良い教育を受けさせた。

English: I talked on the telephone.
Portuguese: Eu conversei ao telefone.

English: Let's not worry about it.
French: Ne nous en soucions pas !

English: Tom wasn't waiting for you.
Marathi: टॉम तुमच्यासाठी थांबला नव्हता.

English: That's an interesting proposal. I'll think about it.
German: Das ist ein interessanter Vorschlag. Ich werde darüber nachdenken.

English: Tom has started a blog.
Turkish: Tom blog yazmaya başladı.

English: I hope you're happy together.
Hebrew: אני מקווה שאתם מאושרים יחד.

English: Thanks for coming with me.
German: Danke, dass du mitgekommen bist!

English: I play the guitar in my spare time.
French: Je joue de la guitare pendant mon temps libre.

English: Tom pushed me.
Portuguese: Tom me empurrou.

English: They built a bridge across the river.
Italian: Costruirono un ponte sul fiume.

English: I am a boy.
German: Ich bin ein Junge.

English: I had been studying music in Boston before I returned to Japan.
Italian: Io studiavo musica a Boston prima di tornare in Giappone.

English: Mary bought a new dress for the party.
Turkish: Mary parti için yeni bir elbise satın aldı.

English: We're learning French.
Italian: Stiamo imparando il francese.

English: Don't do this to me again.
Hebrew: אל תעשו לי את זה שוב.

English: You don't have the time.
French: Tu ne disposes pas du temps.

English: The United States was once part of the British Empire.
Hungarian: Az Egyesült Államok egykor a Brit Birodalom része volt.

English: Three soldiers died protecting us.
Russian: Трое солдат погибли, защищая нас.

English: Tom is single.
Portuguese: Tom é solteiro.

English: Tom and Mary are the same height.
Italian: Tom e Mary hanno la stessa altezza.

English: Tom has never been given anything.
Marathi: टॉमला कधीच काहीही दिलं गेलं नाहीये.

English: Mary is now my girlfriend.
Turkish: Mary artık benim kız arkadaşım.

English: Tom and Mary announced their engagement today.
Russian: Том и Мэри объявили сегодня о своей помолвке.

English: I want to personally thank you.
French: Je veux te remercier personnellement.

English: I'm back from work.
Russian: Я пришёл с работы.

English: I try.

English: Those grapes look sweet, but in fact they're sour.
French: Ces raisins ont l'air sucré, mais en fait ils sont acides.

English: I bought this when I was in the United States.
Portuguese: Comprei isto quando estava nos Estados Unidos.

English: Tom slept through the earthquake.
Turkish: Tom deprem sırasında uyuyordu.

English: Don't depend on others' kindness.
Ukrainian: Не треба залежити від доброти інших.

English: I hear what you're saying.
Ukrainian: Я розумію, що ви говорите.

English: He asked me if I was busy.
Mandarin Chinese: 他问我是否很忙？

English: There's too much I don't know.
German: Es gibt zu viel, was ich nicht weiß.

English: The first thing that caught his eye was a fingerprint on the glass.
Arabic: كان أول ما لفت انتباهه هي بصمة الإصبع على الزجاج.

English: I like your shirt.
Hungarian: Tetszik az inged.

English: You made a horrible mistake.
French: Vous avez fait une terrible erreur.

English: You don't look tired to me.
Turkish: Bana göre yorgun görünmüyorsun.

English: Tom showed Mary his new phone.
Berber: Tom yessken-as i Mary asawal-nnes amaynu.

English: Has the fever gone down?
Kabyle: Tekkes-am tawla-nni?

English: It wasn't my fault.
Macedonian: Не беше моја вина.

English: Do you really want to help the poor?
Berber: Tebɣam s tidet ad tallem igellilen?

English: The army slowly advanced across the river.
Portuguese: O exército avançou lentamente pelo rio.

English: It isn't cold today.
Japanese: きょうは寒くないです。

English: I never forget anything.
Italian: Non scordo mai nulla.

English: Life doesn't get any better.
Spanish: La vida no mejora.

English: I'm ashamed that my son is such a lazybones.
Russian: Мне стыдно, что мой сын такой лентяй.

English: Please move this stone from here to there.
Russian: Передвиньте этот камень отсюда туда, пожалуйста.

English: I thought I was doing you a favor.
German: Ich habe gedacht, ich würde dir einen Gefallen tun.

English: Someone opened the door.
Ukrainian: Хтось відкрив двері.

English: Do you want some beer?
Italian: Volete un po' di birra?

English: I'm happy to do it.
Macedonian: Со задоволство ќе го сторам тоа.

English: Give me a day or two.
French: Donne-moi un jour ou deux.

English: They know the situation.
Italian: Loro conoscono la situazione.

English: I was there yesterday.
German: Ich war gestern dort.

English: I hold you responsible for what happened.
Russian: Я считаю вас ответственным за то, что случилось.

English: He likes to travel abroad.
Portuguese: Ele gosta de viajar para o exterior.

English: It was a friend of mine who called.
Russian: Это один мой друг звонил.

English: Tom frequently talks in his sleep.
Russian: Том часто разговаривает во сне.

English: What's that there?
Spanish: ¿Qué es eso de allí?

English: I drank out of your glass by mistake.
Russian: Я случайно попил из твоего стакана.

English: I hope that doesn't ever happen.
Portuguese: Eu espero que isso nunca aconteça.

English: We work here.
Berber: Nettmahal da.

English: He was hit by a car.
Ukrainian: Його збила машина.

English: You're very busy, aren't you?
German: Du bist sehr beschäftigt, nicht wahr?

English: It's not barcoded.
Macedonian: Нема баркод.

English: Why didn't you say anything?
Russian: Ну что же ты замолчал?

English: Let's have a look.
Italian: Diamo un'occhiata.

English: Tom is about to begin.
Ukrainian: Том ось-ось розпочне.

English: Where do you intend to spend your vacation?
Arabic: أين تنوي قضاء عطلتك؟

English: I don't want to wait that long.
Vietnamese: Tôi không muốn đợi lâu như vậy.

English: I like it more and more.
Turkish: Bundan her geçen gün daha çok hoşlanıyorum.

English: The medicine had an immediate effect.
Japanese: その薬はすぐに効果を示した。

English: We have been here for three days.
Danish: Vi har været her i tre dage.

English: Would you mind shutting the door?
Bokmål: Kunne du lukket døren?

English: There are a lot of stars larger than our own sun.
Ukrainian: Існує багато зірок більших за наше Сонце.

English: Tom is scared of dogs.
Portuguese: Tom tem medo de cachorros.

English: Tom still has to pay the bill.
Spanish: Tom todavía tiene que pagar la cuenta.