English: I met Tom in front of the store.
Portuguese: Encontrei Tom em frente à loja.

English: I think that Tom will be able to solve the problem.
Dutch: Ik denk dat Tom in staat is het probleem op te lossen.

English: Thank you for the coffee.
Malay: تريما كاسيه اونتوق كوڤي اين.

English: Put the gun down.
Finnish: Laske aseesi!

English: It's not a bribe.
Italian: Non è una bustarella.

English: I have a little something for you.
Portuguese: Tenho uma coisinha para você.

English: Tom was in jail last weekend.
Portuguese: Tom estava na cadeia no fim de semana passado.

English: You'll go to the hospital tomorrow, won't you?
Portuguese: Você vai para o hospital amanhã, não vai?

English: I was awake most of last night.
Japanese: 昨日の夜はほとんど一晩中起きていた。

English: Don't smile.
French: Ne souriez pas.

English: He does nothing but read books all day long.
Ukrainian: Він нічого не робить, але читає книги протягом усього дня.

English: I don't have anything to say to you.
Italian: Io non ho niente da dirti.

English: He kissed her.
Czech: Políbil ji.

English: I have to go now, but I'll be back soon.
Portuguese: Tenho que ir agora, mas volto logo.

English: I knew that I might not have to do that anymore.
Russian: Я знал, что мне, возможно, больше не придётся это делать.

English: May I study here?
Italian: Posso studiare qua?

English: They stared at Tom.
Russian: Они уставились на Тома.

English: Tom has barely said a word all day.
French: Tom a à peine décroché un mot de toute la journée.

English: I'm terrified.
French: Je suis terrifiée.

English: I know Tom better than you.
Italian: Conosco Tom meglio di te.

English: The car crashed into the truck.
Berber: Takeṛṛust-nni tekcem deg ukamyun-nni.

English: I feel stupid.
Hungarian: Butának érzem magam.

English: The city has a large population.
Spanish: La ciudad tiene muchos habitantes.

English: I'm not wearing that stupid costume.
French: Je ne vais pas porter ce costume ridicule.

English: Would you like to see my new car?
Berber: Trid ad twalid takeṛṛust-inu tamaynut?

English: I'm really starting to hate Australia.
Berber: Bdiɣ keṛṛheɣ Ustṛalya s tidet.

English: I know that Tom is hungry.
Russian: Я знаю, что Том голодный.

English: What's your name?
Greek: Ποιό είναι το όνομά σου;

English: I have a favor to ask of you.
Turkish: Sizden bir ricam olacaktı.

English: Tom made rice.
Hungarian: Tom rizst készített.

English: Please let go of the rope.
Berber: Ttxil-went, brumt-as i umrar-nni.

English: I walked along the river.
French: Je longeais la rivière.

English: We can do it again.
Russian: Мы можем сделать это ещё раз.

English: What time are you going to do that?
Russian: Во сколько вы собираетесь это делать?

English: What does it matter how they bring up their own children?
Russian: Какая разница, как они воспитывают своих детей?

English: I see a flower on the desk.
German: Ich sehe eine Blume auf dem Tisch.

English: I always eat eggs for breakfast.
Portuguese: Ovos não faltam em meu café-da-manhã.

English: It isn't mine.
Italian: Non è mia.

English: Don't confuse Austria with Australia.
Spanish: No confundáis Austria con Australia.

English: Tell Tom I'm here.
Portuguese: Avise ao Tom que estou aqui.

English: I couldn't let you do that.
French: Je ne pouvais pas vous laisser faire cela.

English: Tom looked at his dog.
Portuguese: Tom olhou para o cachorro dele.

English: Do you mind if I come in?
German: Hätten Sie etwas dagegen, wenn ich hereinkäme?

English: Tom wants to buy an apartment in Boston.
Berber: Tom yebɣa ad d-iseɣ tamudrut deg Zzayer.

English: Have you ever tried chugging coffee creamer?
Hungarian: Próbáltál már benyakalni kávétejszínt?

English: Tom bought himself a new suit.
Russian: Том купил себе новый костюм.

English: We have to tell them something.
Spanish: Tenemos que decirles una cosa.

English: I'm Tom's mom.
Turkish: Ben Tom'un annesiyim.

English: It is a nice day, isn't it?
French: Belle journée, n'est-ce pas ?

English: Defend yourself.
Russian: Защищайтесь.

English: I'd like to rent a bus.
Hungarian: Szeretnék buszt bérelni.

English: I consider myself a clever man.
Berber: Ttwaliɣ iman-inu d argaz iḥeṛcen.

English: They lied to us.
German: Sie haben uns angelogen.

English: Did you see something?
Kabyle: Yella kra i teẓṛamt?

English: Is there anyone in the room?
Russian: В комнате есть кто-нибудь?

English: I really do not want to go.
Marathi: मला खरच जायचं नाही आहे.

English: I didn't get a chance to introduce myself to her.
German: Ich hatte keine Gelegenheit, mich ihr vorzustellen.

English: Those don't belong to me.
German: Die gehören nicht mir.

English: You can always count on Tom.
French: Tu pourras toujours te fier à Tom.

English: He got up at five as usual.
Swedish: Han steg upp klockan fem som vanligt.

English: You're going to be very proud of me.
Italian: Sarete molto orgogliosi di me.

English: They found him guilty.
Hebrew: הם קבעו שהוא אשם.

English: She wanted a piece of cake, but there was none left.
French: Elle voulait un truc facile, mais il n'y en avait aucun de reste.

English: Tom and I consider ourselves fortunate.
French: Tom et moi nous considérons chanceux.

English: Please sit down.
Turkish: Lütfen yerine otur.

English: I'm not dishonest.
Portuguese: Não sou desonesto.

English: What did you tell Tom was in your suitcase?
Kabyle: D acu i s-tenniḍ i Tom yella deg tbalizt-ik?

English: Tom didn't bring his keys.
Italian: Tom non ha portato le sue chiavi.

English: I study from eight to eleven.
Danish: Jeg studerer fra otte til elleve.

English: Tom knows I'm not afraid of anyone.
Kabyle: Tom yeẓra belli ur ttaggadeɣ ula d yiwen.

English: Tom is a hard man to deal with.
Russian: С Томом трудно иметь дело.

English: Don't move till I get back.
Russian: Не шевелись, пока я не вернусь.

English: I'm going to need a ride home.
Italian: Io avrò bisogno di un passaggio a casa.

English: Tom is likely in Boston now.
Russian: Том, вероятно, сейчас в Бостоне.

English: Tom died in prison three years ago.
Russian: Том умер в тюрьме три года назад.

English: Tom seemed objective.
Italian: Tom sembrava obiettivo.

English: I will continue.
Spanish: Seguiré.

English: Throw it away.
Russian: Выкинь его.

English: The situation is improving.
Russian: Состояние улучшается.

English: Tom doesn't want to talk to Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quiere hablar con Mary.

English: He asked me whether I was busy.
French: Il me demanda si j'étais occupé.

English: How did you know that Tom would be there?
Russian: Откуда вы знали, что Том там будет?

English: We waited a long time, but Tom never showed up.
Turkish: Uzun bir süre bekledik ama Tom hiç gelmedi.

English: I like the way you laugh.
Ukrainian: Мені подобається, як ви смієтеся.

English: He was summoned to appear in court.
Russian: Он был вызван в суд.

English: Are you seriously thinking about eating all that?
Japanese: 本気であれを全部たいらげるつもりですか？

English: Tom told Mary that he thought a hippopotamus could run at a speed of about 30 kilometers per hour.
Spanish: Tom le dijo a Mary que pensaba que un hipopótamo podía correr a una velocidad de unos 30 kilómetros por hora.

English: I let Tom leave.
Turkish: Tom'un çıkmasına izin verdim.

English: Did you ring the bell?
Marathi: घंटा वाजवलात का?

English: Will we be safe here?
Czech: Budeme tady v bezpečí?

English: Learn these names by heart.
Hebrew: תלמד את השמות האלה בעל-פה.

English: Tom would never leave his family.
Czech: Tom by nikdy svoji rodinu neopustil.

English: I phoned Mary, but the line was busy.
Macedonian: И ѕвонев на Мери, но линијата беше зафатена.

English: He used to drink.
Czech: Kdysi pil.

English: I waste a lot of time daydreaming.
Italian: Perdo molto tempo a fantasticare.

English: The long war came to an end at last.
Finnish: Pitkä sota loppu viimeinkin.

English: Can you help me get a date?
Turkish: Randevu almama yardım sağlayabilir misin?

English: Everyone's talking about you.
French: Tout le monde parle de toi.