English: What's going on in this town?
Portuguese: O que está acontecendo nessa cidade?

English: Tom is a hero.
Portuguese: Tom é um herói.

English: I'm meeting a friend after school.
Czech: Po škole se sejdu s přítelem.

English: It's way past the time Tom promised he'd be here.
Russian: Том обещал, что будет здесь уже давно.

English: That's impossible for me.
Bulgarian: Това аз не мога да го направя.

English: Will you look after the children?
Russian: Ты не присмотришь за детьми?

English: Do you want to help me?
Hebrew: אתה רוצה לעזור לי?

English: It's almost impossible to get in touch with Tom.
Portuguese: É quase impossível conseguir entrar em contato com Tom.

English: I have a husband.
Portuguese: Eu tenho marido.

English: I hope it's not Tom.
Italian: Spero che non sia Tom.

English: Trust me.
Hungarian: Bízz bennem!

English: This is refreshing.
French: C'est rafraîchissant.

English: It's unfortunately true.
Mandarin Chinese: 可惜这是真的。

English: My girlfriend is a good dancer.
Spanish: Mi novia sabe bailar bien.

English: I really do want to get to know you better.
Hebrew: אני באמת רוצה להכיר אותך יותר טוב.

English: You may give the book to whoever wants it.
German: Du kannst das Buch jedwedem geben, der es möchte.

English: Tom heard Mary.
Berber: Tom yesla-as i Mary.

English: Why don't you have a girlfriend?
Italian: Perché non hai una ragazza?

English: She cooked us a wonderful meal.
Hindi: उसने हमारे लिए बहुत ही शानदार भोजन तैयार किया।

English: You have to come with us.
Hebrew: עליכם לבוא איתנו.

English: I have several bad habits.
Portuguese: Eu tenho vários maus hábitos.

English: He gave it to me.
Japanese: あの人がそれをわたしにくれたの。

English: He doesn't sing well.
Russian: Он плохо поёт.

English: We must keep fighting.
Russian: Мы должны продолжать борьбу.

English: Tom tried to remember what Mary had told him.
Finnish: Tomi yritti muistella, mitä Mari oli sanonut hänelle.

English: Tom was Mary's assistant.
Russian: Том был помощником Мэри.

English: Why have you opened the window?
German: Warum habt ihr das Fenster geöffnet?

English: Have you ever been to Canada?
Korean: 캐나다에 가본 적 있어?

English: Tom got punched in the nose.
German: Tom hat einen Schlag auf die Nase bekommen.

English: Can I see that?
French: Puis-je voir ça ?

English: We're leaving.
French: Nous partons.

English: Do you want to spend the rest of your life alone?
Russian: Хотите провести остаток своей жизни в одиночестве?

English: He explained it in detail.
German: Er hat es im Detail erklärt.

English: Tom must be lonely.
Finnish: Tom on varmaan yksinäinen.

English: I can't see them.
Russian: Мне их не видно.

English: I just don't know what to do.
Italian: Semplicemente non so che cosa fare.

English: We had a very simple plan.
Italian: Noi avevamo un piano molto semplice.

English: You can't be too careful.
German: Man kann nicht vorsichtig genug sein.

English: I just want to say good luck.
Spanish: Solo quiero decir buena suerte.

English: I am a Muslim.
French: Je suis Musulman.

English: Tom paid for the taxi.
Marathi: टॉमने टॅक्सीचे पैसे भरले.

English: The situation worsened.
Italian: La situazione peggiorò.

English: They developed a treatment for this disease.
Hebrew: הם פיתחו טיפול למחלה הזאת.

English: Tom is wearing pajamas.
German: Tom ist im Schlafanzug.

English: What language do you use when you talk with your parents?
Spanish: ¿Qué idioma usás cuando hablás con tus padres?

English: Do you really want that?
Finnish: Haluatko sitä oikeasti?

English: We're going to Boston tomorrow.
Hungarian: Holnap Bostonba megyünk.

English: Tom won't attend.
Russian: Том не будет присутствовать.

English: Are there survivors?
Japanese: 生存者はいますか？

English: Don't hit me.
Ukrainian: Не бийте мене.

English: We're going for a walk in the park.
Italian: Noi stiamo andando a fare una passeggiata nel parco.

English: Did I ask for your help?
Ukrainian: Я тебе просила про допомогу?

English: He asked for a drink of water.
French: Il demanda un verre d'eau.

English: Do you really want me to go to Boston with you?
French: Veux-tu vraiment que je t'accompagne à Boston?

English: Tom slurred his words.
Hungarian: Tom elhadarta a szavait.

English: My mother gets up earlier than I do.
Russian: Моя мать встает раньше меня.

English: Tom is studying French at school.
Dutch: Tom leert Frans op school.

English: Elephants eat grass.
Russian: Слоны едят траву.

English: I dozed.
Russian: Я вздремнул.

English: I never harmed Tom.
Kabyle: Laɛmeṛ i xedmeɣ ayen n diri i Tom.

English: To appreciate her beauty, you have only to look at her.
Portuguese: Para apreciar a beleza dela, basta olhar para ela.

English: With this ticket, two people can enter for free.
Turkish: Bu biletle iki kişi ücretsiz girebilir.

English: You still don't do that, do you?
Portuguese: Você ainda não faz isso, não é?

English: You shouldn't be talking to Tom.
Italian: Voi non dovreste parlare con Tom.

English: Wherever you may go, you'll be welcomed.
Berber: Sanda teɣsed teddud, ad sneṣfen yes-k.

English: Tom is listening to music.
Italian: Tom sta ascoltando della musica.

English: Children often hate spinach.
Mandarin Chinese: 小孩一般都討厭菠菜。

English: He hastily packed his bags.
Japanese: 彼は急いで荷物をまとめた。

English: He returned at six.
Japanese: 彼は六時に戻った。

English: Do you have a pet?
Japanese: ペットを飼っていますか。

English: As far as I know, he is a person who keeps his promises.
Ukrainian: Наскільки мені відомо, він людина, яка дотримується своїх обіцянок.

English: I can't write French, but I can read it.
Japanese: フランス語で書けないんだけど、読める。

English: Do you have any more milk?
Spanish: ¿Os queda leche?

English: I don't want anything sweet.
Swedish: Jag vill inte ha något sött.

English: Is it cloudy?
Hebrew: מעונן?

English: It's easy to acquire bad habits.
Greek: Είναι εύκολο να αποκτήσεις κακές συνήθειες.

English: You're in luck.
Italian: È fortunata.

English: He managed to get there in time.
Russian: Ему удалось добраться туда вовремя.

English: What he lacks is courage.
Portuguese: O que lhe falta é coragem.

English: Tom wants to know when you'll be here.
Russian: Том хочет знать, когда ты будешь.

English: Difficult problems require imaginative solutions.

English: Tom can't count yet.
Dutch: Tom kan nog niet tellen.

English: Is this for me?
Portuguese: Isso é para mim?

English: It's been three years since I started to study French.
German: Es ist drei Jahre her, seit ich angefangen habe, Französisch zu lernen.

English: Tom forgot something.
Italian: Tom ha scordato qualcosa.

English: Which do you like better, apples or bananas?
German: Mögen Sie lieber Äpfel oder Bananen?

English: It's going to explode.
Hungarian: Robbanni fog.

English: How much is a ticket to Boston?
Ukrainian: Скільки коштує квиток до Бостона?

English: Is French taught at your school?
Berber: Sselmaden tafṛansit deg uɣerbaz-nwen?

English: Tom sat down on the bench.
Finnish: Tomi istui penkille.

English: Tom won't come home.
Russian: Том не придёт домой.

English: You can call me anytime you like.
Dutch: Je kunt me bellen wanneer je wilt.

English: I'm nervous now.
Italian: Sono nervosa adesso.

English: I always walk.
Hungarian: Mindig gyalog járok.

English: We feed our dog three times a day.
French: Nous donnons à manger à notre chien trois fois par jour.

English: Back in high school, I got up at 6 a.m. every morning.
Japanese: 高校生の時は毎朝6時に起きていた。

English: Go inside.
Spanish: Entra.

English: You can't have a rainbow without a little rain.
Turkish: Biraz yağmur olmadan bir gökkuşağın olamaz.

English: We need to win.
Portuguese: A gente precisa vencer.

English: I don't talk to Tom anymore.
Russian: Я с Томом больше не разговариваю.

English: I imagine that Tom will eventually convince Mary to let him buy a new motorcycle.
Berber: Cikkeɣ Tom ad yessiweḍ ad yesseqneɛ Mary akken ad t-tejj ad d-iseɣ amuṭu amaynu.

English: Tom could hardly believe his luck.
German: Tom konnte sein Glück kaum fassen.