English: This will be easier than I thought.
Russian: Это будет проще, чем я думал.

English: We have to take precautions.
Russian: Мы должны принять меры предосторожности.

English: Did you really see Tom yesterday?
Italian: Avete visto davvero Tom ieri?

English: Is that possible?
Japanese: 可能ですか？

English: Hurry up.
Korean: 서둘러.

English: You know where I work.
Spanish: Sabes dónde trabajo.

English: Spiders scare me.
Ukrainian: Павуки мене лякають.

English: Tom and his friends play poker almost every Friday night.
Ukrainian: Том із друзями грають у покер майже кожного вечора у п'ятницю.

English: We went back to our hotel.
Berber: Nuɣal ɣer usensu-nneɣ.

English: Tom and I are going to be a little late.
Italian: Io e Tom saremo un po' in ritardo.

English: He will come back.
Spanish: Volverá.

English: Why didn't you help me escape?
Italian: Perché non mi ha aiutata a scappare?

English: What would you do in my place?
Spanish: ¿Qué haría usted en mi lugar?

English: The performance was almost over.
Hebrew: הביצוע כמעט הושלם.

English: We went to Australia by plane.
Portuguese: Fomos à Austrália de avião.

English: Liquor is not sold at this store.
Japanese: このお店ではお酒は販売されていません。

English: That's what we were thinking.
Italian: È quello che stavamo pensando.

English: Is she your teacher?
Hebrew: היא המורה שלך?

English: Tom was seriously hurt.
Portuguese: Tom estava seriamente machucado.

English: Fire burns.
Hungarian: A tűz éget.

English: I've thought about you all day.
Japanese: 一日中、お前のこと考えてた。

English: What's the weather like today?
German: Wie ist das Wetter heute?

English: I'm very glad to meet you.
Russian: Очень рад с вами познакомиться.

English: The Grand Canyon is one of the most popular places in the USA.
German: Der Grand Canyon ist einer der beliebtesten Orte in den USA.

English: You owe me one.
French: Tu m'en dois une.

English: It's bound to rain.
French: Il va certainement pleuvoir.

English: Why didn't you call the police?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no llamaste a la policía?

English: I felt like killing myself.
Italian: Io avevo voglia di uccidermi.

English: After the storm, the sea was calm.
Russian: После шторма море было спокойно.

English: I just need some coffee.
Finnish: Tarvitsen vain vähän kahvia.

English: She's accustomed to getting up early.
Lithuanian: Ji priprato keltis anksti.

English: What has happened to Tom?
Ukrainian: Що з Томом трапилося?

English: Tom disagreed.
German: Tom stimmte nicht zu.

English: The door was repaired by a locksmith.
Japanese: ドアは、鍵屋さんが修理してくれました。

English: What does Tom need?
Spanish: ¿Qué necesita Tom?

English: It's not worth repairing this camera.
Berber: Tasewlaft-a ur tuklal ara aṣeggem.

English: I want you to know Tom was right.
Russian: Я хочу, чтобы ты знал, что Том был прав.

English: You have to return what you borrowed.
German: Du musst zurückgeben, was du dir ausgeliehen hast.

English: Tom has left for good.
Turkish: Tom'un gidiş o gidiş.

English: Watch your step.
Ukrainian: Дивіться під ноги.

English: The machine is out of order.
Dutch: De machine is buiten bedrijf.

English: Tom has a twin brother named John.
Spanish: Tom tiene un hermano gemelo que se llama John.

English: Tom didn't show up.
German: Tom ist nicht aufgetaucht.

English: This is my plan.
Hebrew: זוהי התוכנית שלי.

English: Are you coming tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Vienes mañana?

English: Tom is my best worker.
German: Tom ist mein bester Arbeiter.

English: Women generally live longer than men.
Hebrew: נשים, בדרך כלל, חיות יותר שנים מגברים.

English: Who can afford to buy such an expensive house?
Turkish: Böyle pahalı bir eve kimin gücü yeter?

English: I couldn't figure out how to open the door.
Spanish: No se me ocurrió cómo abrir la puerta.

English: The key is on the desk.
Hungarian: A kulcs az asztalon van.

English: I was very tired.
Russian: Я была очень уставшей.

English: You're always wrong.
Russian: Ты всегда не прав.

English: We needed a challenge.
Turkish: Kendimizi zorlayacak bir şeye ihtiyaç duyduk.

English: I'm OK for now.
Russian: Я пока что в порядке.

English: There is close relationship between supply and demand.
Japanese: 需要と供給の間には密接な関係がある。

English: Are you still homesick?
German: Hast du immer noch Heimweh?

English: He grew up in a little village.
Marathi: तो एका छोट्या गावात वाढला.

English: I want the red balloon.
Japanese: 赤い風船、欲しい。

English: Why would I take your car keys?
Dutch: Waarom zou ik jouw autosleutels aannemen?

English: The more you play, the better you'll get.
French: Plus tu joues, le meilleur tu deviens.

English: I'm very happy with the decision.
Turkish: Karardan çok mutluyum.

English: My eyes aren't blue.
Dutch: Mijn ogen zijn niet blauw.

English: I don't think Tom heard you knocking on the door.
Portuguese: Eu não acho que o Tom tenha ouvido você bater na porta.

English: It's monkey meat.
Low German: Dat is Apenfleesch.

English: I lost my hat.
Italian: Io persi il mio cappello.

English: Tom closed his eyes, wincing in pain.
Hebrew: תום עצם את עיניו והתעוות בכאב.

English: We had a lecture on environmental pollution.

English: Tom knew that I was drunk.
Italian: Tom sapeva che ero ubriaca.

English: Proverbs are still very popular in America.
Macedonian: Поговорките се сѐ уште многу популарни во Америка.

English: Do you really want to buy a car now?
French: Veux-tu vraiment acheter une voiture maintenant ?

English: They won't tell you the truth.
Marathi: ते तुम्हाला खरं सांगणार नाहीत.

English: He is known to everyone.
Portuguese: Ele é conhecido por todo o mundo.

English: Are you my enemy?
Swedish: Är du min fiende?

English: I used to work in Boston.
Portuguese: Eu trabalhava em Boston.

English: Tom's arm had to be amputated.
Hebrew: היה צריך לקטוע את היד של טום.

English: Inhale.
Portuguese: Inspira.

English: Tom is dozing on the sofa.
Japanese: トム、ソファーで船漕いでるわよ。

English: Tom saw a squirrel.
German: Tom sah ein Eichhörnchen.

English: The girl resembles her mother.
Portuguese: Essa menina se parece com a mãe.

English: Stay as long as you like.
Japanese: 好きなだけいなさい。

English: Seen from a distance, it looks like a ball.
Finnish: Kaukaa katsoen se näyttää pallolta.

English: Tom is in the garden.
Hungarian: Tom a kertben van.

English: Do you have a reservation?
Danish: Har I en reservation?

English: I like to watch spiders.
Polish: Lubię obserwować pająki.

English: He is always punctual.
Czech: Je vždycky dochvilný.

English: The document passed into the enemy's hands.
Serbian: Документ је доспео у непријатељске руке.

English: Next year will be better.
Hungarian: A következő év jobb lesz.

English: Tom looked like he was embarrassed.
Italian: Sembrava che Tom fosse imbarazzato.

English: You don't need to stand up.
German: Ihr braucht nicht aufzustehen.

English: This watch is waterproof.
Russian: Это водонепроницаемые часы.

English: It's too small.
Spanish: Es muy pequeño.

English: Where do I find that?
Marathi: ते कुठे सापडेल?

English: Tom's plan actually worked.
Turkish: Tom'un planı aslında çalıştı.

English: I'm sorry.
Russian: Извините...

English: Lightning hit that tower.
Spanish: Un rayo cayó en esa torre.

English: Who's older, Tom or Mary?
Russian: Кто старше, Том или Мэри?

English: The two of them fought for the prize.
Russian: Они оба боролись за приз.

English: That's a hotel.
Ukrainian: Це готель.

English: I have no clue what you're talking about.
French: Je n'ai aucune idée de ce dont tu parles.

English: Tom isn't overweight.
German: Tom hat kein Übergewicht.

English: What was there to see?
Russian: На что там было смотреть?

English: Why don't you trust me?
German: Warum vertraust du mir nicht?

English: Who wants it?
Russian: Кто этого хочет?

English: Show me how to do it, please.
Turkish: Onun nasıl yapılacağını bana gösterin, lütfen.

English: Please see to it that children do not go near the pond.
Japanese: 子供が池に近づかないように気をつけてください。