English: My grandfather died three years ago.
Indonesian: Kakek saya meninggal 3 tahun yang lalu.

English: I don't have any trouble falling asleep.
Romanian: Nu am nici o problemă să adorm.

English: Tom still lives in Boston with his father.
Italian: Tom abita ancora a Boston con suo padre.

English: I once saw a man walk barefoot over hot coals.
Russian: Я однажды видел, как мужчина босиком шагает по горячим углям.

English: Tom wouldn't give me a chance to think.
Russian: Том не дал бы мне возможности подумать.

English: We have to make up for lost time.
Bokmål: Vi må kompensere for tapt tid.

English: I hope you've changed your mind.
German: Ich hoffe, dass du es dir noch mal anders überlegt hast.

English: I have a lot of work to do.
Japanese: 私はするべき仕事がたくさんあります。

English: Do you really think I was fooled?
Russian: Ты действительно думаешь, что меня обманули?

English: I hope you're not serious.
Russian: Надеюсь, ты это не серьёзно.

English: Are you here to help us?
Ukrainian: Ви тут для того, щоб нам допомогти?

English: I need more blankets.
Hebrew: אני צריכה עוד שמיכות.

English: I just got back home.
French: Je viens de rentrer chez moi.

English: Why don't you work?
Russian: Ты почему не работаешь?

English: His childhood was harsh.
Hebrew: ילדותו היתה קשה.

English: I waited all day for somebody to come and help me.
Portuguese: Esperei o dia todo para que alguém viesse me ajudar.

English: Tom doesn't drive.
German: Tom fährt nicht Auto.

English: I usually go to bed at nine.
Spanish: Suelo acostarme a las nueve.

English: Tom stopped the car and turned off the engine.
Russian: Том остановил машину и заглушил двигатель.

English: I hate being told what I can't do.
French: Je déteste qu'on me dise ce que je ne peux pas faire.

English: Tom is aware of it.
Italian: Tom ne è consapevole.

English: Tom refused to join us.
Ukrainian: Том відмовився приєднатися до нас.

English: Tom is planning to have a Christmas party at his house on Christmas Eve.
French: Tom prévoit d'organiser une fête de Noël chez lui la veille de Noël.

English: August has thirty-one days.
Russian: В августе тридцать один день.

English: There were two red hats on this table two hours ago.
German: Vor zwei Stunden waren da zwei rote Hüte auf diesem Tisch.

English: I'll ship my baggage first.
Italian: Spedirò prima il mio bagaglio.

English: I pay someone to clean my house.
Serbian: Plaćam nekoga da mi počisti kuću.

English: I'll be waiting for Tom.
Italian: Aspetterò Tom.

English: We won't see Tom again.
Russian: Мы Тома больше не увидим.

English: How can you be so cynical?
French: Comment peux-tu être aussi cynique ?

English: I even work on Sundays.
Russian: Я даже по воскресеньям работаю.

English: I'm not prepared.
Russian: Я не подготовлен.

English: This coffee is quite strong.
Macedonian: Кафево е доста јако.

English: This is going to be good for me.
Turkish: Bu benim için iyi olacak.

English: Tom taught me how to make a campfire.
Turkish: Tom bana kamp ateşinin nasıl yakılacağını öğretti.

English: I was very thirsty and I wanted to drink something cold.
Romanian: Îmi era tare sete și am vrut să beau ceva rece.

English: Tom bought food for me.
Berber: Tom yuɣ-iyi-d učči.

English: I will stay home tomorrow.
Ukrainian: Завтра я залишуся вдома.

English: She showed him my picture.
Dutch: Ze liet hem mijn foto zien.

English: I visited Boston with Tom.
Ukrainian: Я їздив до Бостона з Томом.

English: You eat too fast.
Berber: Tettetted s tɣawla.

English: I was forced to work on Sunday.
Japanese: 日曜日も仕事をする羽目になってしまった。

English: I'm convinced Tom had nothing to do with that.
Ukrainian: Я переконана, що Том не мав до цього жодного відношення.

English: No one's doing anything.
Ukrainian: Ніхто нічим не займається.

English: Being honest is difficult.
Swedish: Att vara ärlig är svårt.

English: I have enough money to buy it.
Russian: У меня достаточно денег, чтобы это купить.

English: Tom and Mary are both good teachers.
Italian: Tom e Mary sono entrambi dei bravi insegnanti.

English: We'll eat on the way.
Hungarian: Enni fogunk útközben.

English: Turn right at the next intersection.
Serbian: Na sledećoj raskrsnici skrenite desno.

English: He was named after his grandfather.
Russian: Его назвали в честь дедушки.

English: We must have respect for tradition.
Japanese: 我々は伝統に敬意を払わなければならない。

English: Get me a glass of milk.
French: Va me chercher un verre de lait.

English: He turned out to be her father.
Dutch: Het bleek dat hij haar vader was.

English: Who do you want to go to Boston with?
Turkish: Boston'a kiminle gitmek istiyorsun?

English: Tell the maid to make the beds.
Spanish: Dígale a la muchacha que haga las camas.

English: His parents expect too much of him.
Ukrainian: Його батьки занадто багато від нього очікують.

English: Can you tell me exactly what you saw?
Russian: Ты можешь мне точно сказать, что ты видел?

English: This is mine, and that's yours.
Marathi: हे माझं आहे आणि ते तुझंय.

English: Tom is an old acquaintance of the family.
Turkish: Tom, ailenin eski bir tanıdığıdır.

English: How long were you there?
Berber: Acḥal ay teqqimem din?

English: I thought that I told you not to come here.
Portuguese: Pensei que eu te disse para não vir aqui.

English: I don't intend to be here all day.
Russian: Я не намерен весь день тут сидеть.

English: Come here at once.
German: Kommt sofort hierher!

English: Tom laughed at the proposition.
Turkish: Tom öneriye güldü.

English: We'd better hurry.
Russian: Нам лучше поторопиться.

English: Oh my God! What are you doing!?
French: Oh mon Dieu ! Qu'est-ce que tu fais ?!

English: Tom untied the knot and removed the gag.
Danish: Tom løste knuden og fjernede kneblen.

English: I didn't laugh at Tom's jokes.
Russian: Я не смеялся над шутками Тома.

English: She went with him to the zoo.
French: Elle alla au zoo avec lui.

English: Do you want to sit?
Russian: Ты хочешь сесть?

English: Tom knew Mary was in danger.
Macedonian: Том знаеше дека Мери е во опасност.

English: Who is your teacher?
Italian: Chi è la vostra professoressa?

English: It'll take me a long time to finish reading that book.
German: Ich werde ganz schön viel Zeit brauchen, um dieses Buch auszulesen.

English: Tom had some great ideas.
Spanish: Tomás tenía algunas muy buenas ideas.

English: Pardon me?
Khasi: Kaei?

English: You can stay in my guest house.
Turkish: Benim konuk evimde kalabilirsin.

English: My apartment is tiny.
Hungarian: Kicsi a lakásom.

English: This was a gift.
French: C'était un cadeau.

English: I think Tom has a girlfriend already.
Ukrainian: Гадаю, у Тома вже є дівчина.

English: I'll keep that if you don't mind.
Italian: La terrò se non ti dispiace.

English: He's still at work.
Finnish: Hän on edelleen työssä.

English: Have you ever ridden a bicycle?
Italian: Sei mai andato in bici?

English: Do you think Tom should retire?
Berber: Ɣef leḥsab-nnek, Tom yessefk ad yawi tastaɣt?

English: Let's not give up.
Dutch: Laten we niet opgeven.

English: Tom checked out.
Turkish: Tom çıkış yaptı.

English: What would the advantages be?
Italian: Quali sarebbero i vantaggi?

English: I know I shouldn't be here.
Kabyle: Ḥṣiɣ belli ur d-tewwi ara ad iliɣ da.

English: Why do you think soccer isn't popular in the US?
Japanese: アメリカでサッカーがなかなか人気を集めない理由は何だと思いますか。

English: I can still hear that noise.
Serbian: И даље чујем тај звук.

English: I didn't catch what he said.
Berber: Ur fhimeɣ ara d acu ay d-yenna.

English: Consider yourselves my prisoners.
German: Betrachtet euch als meine Gefangenen!

English: I need some cardboard boxes to pack my possessions.
Russian: Мне нужны несколько картонных коробок, чтобы упаковать мои вещи.

English: Tom was reluctant to do that.
Portuguese: O Tom estava relutante em fazer isso.

English: What on earth are you doing here?
Japanese: 一体全体ここで何をしているんだ？

English: Tom isn't the kind of guy you'd want to mess with.
German: Mit Tom legt man sich besser nicht an.