English: That lake looks like an ocean.
Japanese: あの湖は海のように見えます。

English: I should've done that last summer.
Ukrainian: Мені слід було зробити це минулого літа.

English: Tom is grateful.
Latvian: Toms ir pateicīgs.

English: Tom is a little odd.
Russian: Том странноват.

English: Bring me some water, please.
Italian: Portatemi un po' d'acqua, per favore.

English: I borrowed this book from the library.
Italian: Presi in prestito questo libro dalla biblioteca.

English: I came by taxi from the station.
Turkish: Gardan taksiyle geldim.

English: Tom is our best driver.
German: Tom ist unser bester Fahrer.

English: Are you going somewhere?
Finnish: Oletko menossa johonkin?

English: I ought to apologize to Tom.
Russian: Я должен извиниться перед Томом.

English: Is Tom still playing?
Russian: Том всё ещё играет?

English: He acted like a lunatic.
Spanish: Él actuó como un demente.

English: I'm allergic to dust.
German: Ich habe eine Stauballergie.

English: Is it large enough?
Czech: Je to dost velké?

English: Didn't you get my message?
French: Tu n'as pas saisi mon message?

English: Does Tom know why you don't like him?
Czech: Ví Tom, proč ho nemáte rádi?

English: Tom wears a hat almost every day.
Swedish: Tom har på sig hatt nästan varje dag.

English: I'm very happy now.
French: Maintenant, je suis très heureuse.

English: What do you have to add to 17 to get 60?
Ukrainian: Скільки потрібно додати до 17, щоб отримати 60?

English: He's always short of money.
Finnish: Hänellä on aina rahat vähissä.

English: Sharpen your pencil.
Ukrainian: Заточіть олівець.

English: How could this all happen?
Hebrew: איך כל זה יכול היה להתרחש?

English: Do you put sugar in your tea?
Czech: Dáváte si do čaje cukr?

English: That's our biggest concern.
Turkish: O bizim en büyük endişemizdir.

English: Tom wants to get married.
Portuguese: Tom quer se casar.

English: Is Tom your kid?
Turkish: Tom senin çocuğun mu?

English: Have you ever lived abroad?
Ukrainian: Ти коли-небудь жив за кордоном?

English: We've known her for many years.
Marathi: आपण त्यांना पुष्कळ वर्षांपासून ओळखत आलो आहोत.

English: Prussian is a Baltic language.
Italian: Il prussiano è una lingua baltica.

English: What's your favorite kind of movie to watch?
Russian: Какой твой любимый киножанр?

English: Why are you buying so much meat?
Ukrainian: Навіщо ви купуєте так багато м'яса?

English: Who asked you for help?
Turkish: Senden kim yardım istedi?

English: This is a terrible thing.
German: Das ist eine schreckliche Sache.

English: I forwarded the message I got from Tom to Mary.
Macedonian: Ѝ ја препратив пораката од Том на Мери.

English: May I visit your home one of these days?
Italian: Posso visitare casa vostra uno di questi giorni?

English: This is my question.
Berber: D ta ay d tuttra-inu.

English: I've already spoken to Tom.
Portuguese: Eu já conversei com Tom.

English: Why don't you go back to the hospital and see how Tom is doing?
Berber: I teqqled ɣer wesbiṭar ad teẓred Tom amek ay yella?

English: You're sick!
Spanish: Estás enfermo.

English: I need French for my job.
Italian: Mi serve il francese per il mio lavoro.

English: I hope Tom tells us what happened.
Turkish: Umarım Tom olanları bize anlatır.

English: Let's stop finding fault with each other.
Russian: Давай перестанем друг к другу придираться.

English: You're good at doing that.
German: Du bist gut darin.

English: Let's run away.
Portuguese: Vamos fugir.

English: I'm going to drop you off downtown.
Berber: Ad kent-sserseɣ deg tlemmast n temdint.

English: Who are you working for now?
Italian: Per chi sta lavorando adesso?

English: I will give you this book.
German: Ich werde Ihnen das Buch geben.

English: You get out only what you put in.
French: Tu n'en ressors que ce que tu y as mis.

English: We wouldn't like to lose you.
Italian: Non ci piacerebbe perderti.

English: I didn't leave until after 2:30.
Russian: Я не уходил до 2:30.

English: There's a pub just around the corner.
Italian: C'è un pub giusto dietro l'angolo.

English: The fan is making noise.
Czech: Ten větrák je hlučný.

English: Tom won't let you win again.
German: Tom wird dich nicht wieder gewinnen lassen.

English: It's an art, not a science.
Russian: Это искусство, а не наука.

English: Are you married?
French: Êtes-vous marié ?

English: Who did this to you?
Dutch: Wie heeft je dat aangedaan?

English: I don't like losing.
Macedonian: Не сакам кога губам.

English: I suspect Tom and Mary are both unhappy.
Italian: Sospetto che Tom e Mary siano entrambi infelici.

English: I may have to go to Boston.
German: Ich muss vielleicht nach Boston.

English: Tom said Mary was here.
Russian: Том сказал, что Мэри здесь.

English: I'm managing.
Italian: Ce la sto facendo.

English: Stop eating that.
Portuguese: Pare de comer isso.

English: Tom is so much older than I am.
Swedish: Tom är så mycket äldre än jag.

English: I didn't eat much.
Russian: Я много не съел.

English: Tom doesn't like Irish coffee.
Romanian: Lui Tom nu-i place cafeaua irlandeză.

English: Tom came here alone.
Polish: Tom przyszedł tu sam.

English: Tom chased Mary.
Russian: Том гнался за Мэри.

English: He had no objection.
Turkish: Onun itirazı yoktu.

English: You may want to reconsider.
Italian: Potreste volere ripensarci.

English: We can't force people to do that.
Russian: Мы не можем заставить людей это делать.

English: They wanted proof.
Finnish: He halusivat todisteita.

English: Who surprised you?
Hebrew: מי הפתיע אותך?

English: There are only three girls in the class.
Low German: Dat gifft man dree Deerns in ’e Klass.

English: We have to play fair, whether we win or lose.
Polish: Musimy grać fair, bez względu na to czy wygrywamy czy nie.

English: What made you ask that question?
German: Warum hast du das gefragt?

English: I translated Tom's letter into French.
Ukrainian: Я переклав листа Тома на французьку.

English: I see no reason to continue.
Italian: Io non vedo alcuna ragione per continuare.

English: We're getting stronger.
Ukrainian: Ми стаємо сильнішими.

English: Tom walked Mary to her apartment.
Kabyle: Yessaweḍ Tom Mary ɣer tmudrut-is.

English: I can do it today.
Italian: Io riesco a farlo oggi.

English: Be merciless.
Italian: Sia crudele.

English: You'll need either a pen or a pencil.
Indonesian: Kamu akan membutuhkan pulpen atau pensil.

English: I have nothing left to say.
Dutch: Ik heb niets anders te zeggen.

English: Can you send that by email?
Portuguese: Você pode mandar isso por e-mail?

English: Are you really sure?
Polish: Jesteś naprawdę pewien?

English: I actually agree with you.
Kabyle: Wufqeɣ-kent mliḥ.

English: Tom had to do that even though he didn't want to.
French: Tom a dû le faire même s'il ne le voulait pas.

English: I have to be there by 2:30.
Finnish: Minun on oltava siellä klo 2:30.

English: Do you want him?
Hungarian: Akarod?

English: You'll understand when you grow up.
Marathi: तू मोठा झाल्यावर तुला समजेल.

English: I like pizza.
Hungarian: Szeretem a pizzát.

English: Tom warned me of the danger.
Italian: Tom mi ha avvertita del pericolo.

English: I want you to go there with Tom.
Italian: Voglio che andiate lì con Tom.

English: Maybe what I want doesn't matter anymore.
Russian: Может быть то, чего я хочу, больше не имеет значения.

English: She saw herself in the mirror.
Spanish: Se vio a sí misma al espejo.

English: He was brought up in Australia.
Italian: Crebbe in Australia.

English: How much sugar do you use?
Mandarin Chinese: 你用多少糖？

English: Tom claims he's done that.
Turkish: Tom bunu yaptığını iddia ediyor.

English: I'm a law student.
Russian: Я студент юридического факультета.

English: I'd prefer a sandwich.
German: Ich hätte lieber ein Sandwich.

English: I hope I never meet him again.
Italian: Io spero di non incontrarlo di nuovo.

English: Tom and Mary were seated next to each other in the back seat of John's car.
German: Tom und Maria saßen nebeneinander auf der Rückbank von Johannes’ Auto.