English: Tom didn't want to go back to where he was born.
Polish: Tom nie chciał wracać do swojego miejsca urodzenia.

English: You'll love Tom.
Italian: Lei amerà Tom.

English: I often go to the beach.
Portuguese: Frequentemente vou à praia.

English: I missed you so much.
Portuguese: Senti tanto sua falta!

English: I will badly miss you if you leave Japan.
German: Ich werde dich sehr vermissen, wenn du Japan verlässt.

English: It's time for you to go to sleep.
Russian: Вам пора идти спать.

English: I'm eating a donut.
Portuguese: Eu estou comendo uma rosquinha.

English: It isn't subjective.
Russian: Это не субъективно.

English: Tom decorated the room.
German: Tom dekorierte den Saal.

English: The whole class passed the test.
Italian: Tutta la classe ha superato il test.

English: Can you speak French?

English: I didn't see what was in the box.
Russian: Я не видел, что в коробке.

English: Time passes quickly when you're having fun.
Portuguese: O tempo passa rápido quando você está se divertindo.

English: I will have finished the work by next week.
Ukrainian: Я закінчу роботу до наступного тижня.

English: You should assume email messages aren't private.
Spanish: Debes asumir que los e-mails no son privados.

English: This noise is unbearable.
Italian: Questo rumore è insopportabile.

English: What makes you think Tom won't help?
Italian: Cosa vi fa pensare che Tom non aiuterà?

English: Is that why you called?
Russian: Вы за этим позвонили?

English: Someone gave Tom a car.
Spanish: Alguien le dio un carro a Tom.

English: I need your passport and three pictures.
Russian: Нужен ваш паспорт и три фотографии.

English: Couldn't you do that later?
Russian: Ты не мог бы сделать это позже?

English: In America, cars drive on the right side of the road.
Spanish: En los Estados Unidos los autos circulan por el lado derecho del camino.

English: I don't know why I said that.
Ukrainian: Я не знаю, чому я це сказала.

English: How do you know all that stuff?
Marathi: तुम्हाला ते सगळं कसं माहीत?

English: More and more women have their own careers and are economically independent of their husbands.
German: Mehr und mehr Frauen haben ihre eigenen Karrieren und sind wirtschaftlich unabhängig von ihren Männern.

English: It looks like it is going to rain tonight.
Russian: Кажется, ночью будет дождь.

English: Tom is extremely dangerous.
German: Tom ist extrem gefährlich.

English: I didn't know you could cook so well.
French: J'ignorais que tu pouvais aussi bien cuisiner.

English: I get up early.
German: Ich bin Frühaufsteher.

English: I heard you moved to Boston.
Macedonian: Слушам дека си се преселил во Бостон.

English: Do you want to go somewhere else?
Japanese: どっか他のところに行きたい？

English: There isn't much butter left in the refrigerator.
Spanish: No queda mucha mantequilla en el refrigerador.

English: Do you sell road maps?
Berber: Tesnuzuyem tigertal n yebriden?

English: I didn't manage to see who it was.
Portuguese: Não consegui ver quem era.

English: What kind of woman do you think I am?
French: Quelle sorte de femme pensez-vous que je sois ?

English: What a beautiful night!
Marathi: काय सुंदर रात्र आहे!

English: The price of vegetables varies from day to day.
Spanish: El precio de las verduras cambia de un día a otro.

English: Just be patient.
Berber: Ṣebremt kan.

English: Tom doesn't do that the same way I do it.
Turkish: Tom onu benim yaptığım biçimde yapmıyor.

English: He's a weird guy.
Italian: Lui è un tipo strano.

English: I don't see Tom as much as I used to.
Russian: Я Тома не так часто вижу, как раньше.

English: They smell bad.
German: Sie riechen übel.

English: I want to go home now.
Italian: Voglio andare a casa adesso.

English: Fix the clock.
Czech: Oprav hodiny.

English: Tom is always courteous.
Japanese: トムはいつも礼儀正しい。

English: You don't have to get personal.
Turkish: Kişisel almak zorunda değilsin.

English: It seems that I'm not lucky today.
Portuguese: Parece que eu não estou com sorte hoje.

English: You have to eat nutritious foods.
Ukrainian: Вам треба їсти поживну їжу.

English: He arrived too early.
Hungarian: Túl korán érkezett.

English: That's the one I liked.
Serbian: Taj mi se sviđao.

English: We used to have Mondays off.
Portuguese: Nós costumávamos tirar segundas-feiras.

English: I'm here to help you.
Italian: Sono qui per aiutarla.

English: I have a son and three daughters.
Turkish: Benim bir oğlum ve üç kızım var.

English: Remove your hat.
Dutch: Doe je hoed af.

English: If it had not been for your help, I might have failed.
Finnish: Ilman sinun apuasi olisin saattanut epäonnistua.

English: We're home.
Finnish: Me olemme kotona.

English: What's the climate like in your country?
Italian: Com'è il clima nel vostro paese?

English: Tom ate the banana without washing his hands.
Russian: Том съел банан, не помыв руки.

English: I don't really care for that sort of thing.
Italian: Non mi importa proprio niente di questo genere di cose.

English: Isn't that kind of dangerous?
Finnish: Eikö se ole tavallaan vaarallista?

English: Thank you for coming.
Hungarian: Köszönöm, hogy eljöttél.

English: Why did you help me?
Russian: Почему Вы мне помогли?

English: I believe this is mine.
Russian: По-моему, это моя.

English: I let Tom sleep in.
Dutch: Ik heb Tom laten uitslapen.

English: Are you still at home?
German: Bist du noch zu Hause?

English: Tom's surgery lasted three hours.
Italian: L'intervento di Tom è durato tre ore.

English: I want everyone to be happy.
Kabyle: Bɣiɣ yal yiwen ad yefṛeḥ.

English: They resolved to work harder.
Russian: Они решили работать усерднее.

English: If you want to come, you can.
French: Si vous voulez venir, vous pouvez.

English: I don't respect you.
Kabyle: Ur k-ttqadareɣ ara.

English: Here he comes.
Hungarian: Íme, ő az.

English: It's still possible.
Spanish: Todavía es posible.

English: I don't want to eat lunch now.
Japanese: 今は昼ご飯食べたくないんだ。

English: I want to dance.
Hungarian: Rázni szeretnék.

English: He was sitting in the library when I saw him.
Italian: Lui era seduto in biblioteca quando lo vidi.

English: She hates green peppers.
Ukrainian: Вона ненавидить зелений перець.

English: I have a house on the beach.
Dutch: Ik heb een huis op het strand.

English: Don't do it!
Arabic: لا تفعل ذلك!

English: You've said enough.
Macedonian: Доволно рековте.

English: I almost fell for it.
Dutch: Ik was er bijna ingetrapt.

English: He is constantly complaining.
French: Il est toujours en train de se plaindre.

English: Birds fly.
Bulgarian: Птиците летят.

English: Let's talk about why you're here.
Spanish: Hablemos de por qué está aquí.

English: Tom decided not to say anything until he knew more about the situation.
Japanese: 状況がもっとはっきりわかるまで、トムは何も言わないことに決めた。

English: Tom took the day off.
Polish: Tom wziął dzień wolnego.

English: You may speak.
Latvian: Tu vari runāt.

English: I wouldn't bet on that.
Hungarian: Nem mernék megesküdni rá.

English: Somebody stepped on his foot.
Portuguese: Alguém pisou no pé dele.

English: You've got the wrong guy.
French: Le type que vous tenez n'est pas le bon.

English: I'm not telling you again.
French: Je ne vais pas te le répéter.

English: Do you like Japanese food?
Hebrew: את אוהבת אוכל יפני?

English: In 1847, they declared themselves independent.
German: 1847 erklärten sie ihre Unabhängigkeit.

English: I told Tom that he should stop telling everybody that he could speak French.
Ukrainian: Я сказала Тому, що йому слід припинити розповідати всім, що він вміє говорити французькою.

English: I was really proud of Tom.
Italian: Io ero veramente fiero di Tom.

English: I want to go skiing with Tom.
Russian: Я хочу пойти кататься на лыжах с Томом.

English: I opened my eyes.
Russian: Я открыл глаза.

English: We moved into a new house.
German: Wir sind in ein neues Haus gezogen.

English: Are we ready?
Kabyle: Newjed?

English: Prices are lower in Boston.
Kabyle: Rxisit ssumat deg Boston.