English: The house has a dining room, a bedroom and a study.
German: Das Haus verfügt über ein Esszimmer, ein Schlafzimmer und ein Arbeitszimmer.

English: This is all your fault.
Portuguese: É tudo culpa sua.

English: Goats can eat almost anything.
Romanian: Caprele pot mânca aproape orice.

English: Are you shy?
Ukrainian: Ти сором'язливий?

English: Who do you stay with?
Italian: Con chi stai?

English: We should eat with Tom.
Italian: Dovremmo mangiare con Tom.

English: Which two do you like the best?
Italian: Quale delle due preferisce?

English: Tom met Mary on his way home from school.
Russian: Том встретил Мэри по дороге из школы домой.

English: My father is in the garden now.
Russian: Мой отец сейчас в саду.

English: Tom had to lend Mary some money so she could take the bus home.
Spanish: Tom le tuvo que prestar un poco de dinero a Mary para que pudiera tomar el bus a casa.

English: Everyone thinks I'm weird.
Italian: Tutti pensano che io sia strana.

English: Do you have a map?
Danish: Har I et landkort?

English: The soup is cold.
Romanian: Supa este rece.

English: Did Tom say thanks?
Ukrainian: Том подякував?

English: Tom stopped crying and began to smile.
Ukrainian: Том припинив плакати і почав посміхатися.

English: "May I come in?" "Yes, certainly."
Portuguese: "Posso entrar?" "Sim, com certeza."

English: Were you successful?
Italian: Ha avuto successo?

English: I'm not frightened of anything.
Japanese: 僕には怖いものなんて何もないんだよ。

English: He bought a pair of black shoes yesterday.
Hebrew: הוא קנה זוג נעליים שחורות אתמול.

English: Children and drunks don't lie.
Spanish: Los niños y los borrachos no mienten.

English: He was in favor of the proposition.
French: Il était en faveur de la proposition.

English: Tom spoke French to me.
Ukrainian: Том говорив зі мною французькою.

English: What took Tom so long?
Marathi: टॉमला इतका वेळ का लागला?

English: Tom said that he never said that.
German: Tom sagte, er habe das nie gesagt.

English: Is this sentence correct?
Finnish: Onko tämä lause oikein?

English: I am ready to go with you.
Russian: Я готов идти с вами.

English: I'm open-minded.
French: Je suis ouvert d'esprit.

English: A woman whose husband is dead is called a widow.
German: Eine Frau, deren Mann gestorben ist, wird Witwe genannt.

English: Tom will scream.
Hungarian: Tom visítani fog.

English: Don't worry about what others say.
French: Ne te soucie pas de ce que les autres disent.

English: That's a woman's job.
German: Das ist Frauenarbeit.

English: Do you think Tom is still alive?
Portuguese: Vocês acham que o Tom ainda está vivo?

English: The game became exciting.
Italian: La partita è diventata emozionante.

English: It might rain today.
Romanian: S-ar putea să plouă azi.

English: I hope Tom won't be disappointed.
Russian: Надеюсь, Том не будет разочарован.

English: I used to smoke.
Berber: Zik, lliɣ ttkeyyifeɣ.

English: I'm no expert.
Russian: Я не эксперт.

English: I was hoping this would happen.
Russian: Я надеялся, что это случится.

English: I hope you're OK.
Russian: Надеюсь, ты в порядке.

English: Tom has a daughter about your age.
Russian: У Тома есть дочь примерно твоего возраста.

English: Tom likes chocolate cake a lot.
Berber: Tom iḥemmel aṭas tamẓiḍt n ccakula.

English: Tom told me that he was upset.
Russian: Том сказал мне, что он расстроен.

English: We talk a lot.
Ukrainian: Ми багато розмовляємо.

English: Tom asked Mary if she had a dog.
German: Tom fragte Maria, ob sie einen Hund habe.

English: Tom has more money than me.
Ukrainian: Том має більше грошей, ніж я.

English: The enemy launched an attack on us.
French: L'ennemi a lancé une attaque contre nous.

English: This is where Tom pointed to, I think.
German: Hierhin hat Tom gedeutet, denke ich.

English: Tom has piles of money.
Russian: У Тома куча денег.

English: Tom realized Mary wasn't joking.
Russian: Том понял, что Мэри не шутит.

English: They entered the elevator.
Portuguese: Eles entraram no elevador.

English: You will be able to speak English soon.
Marathi: तुला लवकरच इंग्रजी बोलता येईल.

English: We enjoyed our vacation.
German: Wir haben unseren Urlaub genossen.

English: Wash the vegetables.
Marathi: भाज्या धू.

English: I want to scratch my nose.
Turkish: Burnumu kaşımak istiyorum.

English: We glutted ourselves with lobsters and other seafood.
Japanese: 私たちは海老やその他のシーフードで腹いっぱいになった。

English: I don't love her anymore.
Italian: Io non la amo più.

English: Your answer is wrong.
Italian: La tua risposta è sbagliata.

English: There's a book here.
Japanese: ここに本がある。

English: Were they serious?
Hebrew: הם היו רציניים?

English: An owl is a bird.
Czech: Sova je pták.

English: When you go to the grocery store, pick up some cottage cheese, please.
Russian: Когда пойдёшь в магазин, возьми, пожалуйста, творога.

English: You're the only Canadian I've ever talked with.
Portuguese: Você é a única canadense com quem conversei.

English: I'm at work now, so I'll call you later.
Berber: Imir-a aql-iyi deg uxeddim, ad am-d-ɣreɣ ticki.

English: We may go to Australia next month to visit Tom.
Berber: Yezmer lḥal ad nṛuḥ ɣer Ustṛalya ayyur i d-itteddun akken ad nerzu ɣef Tom.

English: I live in Australia.
Berber: Ddreɣ deg Ustṛalya.

English: I don't like Tom and I don't trust him.
Finnish: En pidä Tomista enkä luota häneen.

English: I have a key.
Dutch: Ik heb een sleutel.

English: Don't forget your water bottle.
Italian: Non scordate la vostra bottiglia d'acqua.

English: Is it yours?
Low German: Is dat dien?

English: Tom doesn't need that anymore.
Portuguese: Tom não precisa mais disso.

English: I want you to succeed.
French: Je veux que tu réussisses.

English: I'm hungry. What about you?
Hebrew: אני רעב. ואת?

English: Do you know the boys who beat Tom up?
Ukrainian: Ти знаєш хлопців, що відлупцювали Тома?

English: Tom isn't my husband.
German: Tom ist nicht mein Mann.

English: I hate raccoons.
German: Ich hasse Waschbären.

English: He was tied to the tree with a rope.
Italian: Lui era legato all'albero con una corda.

English: The surgery was a success.
Dutch: De operatie is geslaagd.

English: She spends every Saturday afternoon playing tennis.
Lithuanian: Ji praleidžia kiekvieną šeštadienio popietę žaisdama tenisą.

English: At what time are you leaving?
Turkish: Saat kaçta yola çıkıyorsun?

English: He hasn't left any message.
Italian: Lui non ha lasciato nessun messaggio.

English: I'm reading a book on American history.
Low German: Ik lees en Book över amerikaansche Geschicht.

English: I'm waiting for you.
Portuguese: Estou esperando por vocês.

English: I usually walk to school.
Mandarin Chinese: 一般我步行去学校。

English: This string is strong.
Italian: Questa corda è robusta.

English: You have to help.
Berber: Yessefk ad d-tɛawnemt.

English: Does Tom play tennis?
German: Spielt Tom Tennis?

English: Tofu can be used as a substitute for meat.
Russian: Тофу можно использовать как заменитель мяса.

English: Tom had no idea that Mary was a serial killer.
Italian: Tom non aveva idea che Mary fosse una serial killer.

English: The man died of cancer.
Polish: Mężczyzna umarł na raka.

English: Let's talk about your childhood.
Russian: Давай поговорим о твоём детстве.

English: He makes three times more money than I do.
Hungarian: Háromszor több pénzt keres, mint én.

English: Tom's my friend.
Italian: Tom è il mio amico.

English: The world is changing every minute.
French: Le monde change à chaque minute.

English: I do not doubt that he is sincere.
Hebrew: אין לי ספק בכך שהוא מדבר בכנות.

English: Leave now!
Polish: Wyjdź w tej chwili!

English: What are you drinking?
Dutch: Wat drinken jullie?

English: No one is there.
Hungarian: Nincs ott senki.

English: Tom is a politician.
Dutch: Tom is een politicus.

English: I forgot to take my medicine.
Dutch: Ik ben vergeten mijn medicijnen in te nemen.

English: Tom should be here tonight.
Italian: Tom dovrebbe essere qui questa sera.

English: I lost it.
Berber: Sṛuḥeɣ-t.