English: I hate my life.
Portuguese: Eu odeio a minha vida.

English: Prices are high.
Hebrew: המחירים גבוהים.

English: What'll you do with it?
Portuguese: O que vocês vão fazer com isso?

English: He made her a new coat.
French: Il lui a fait un nouveau manteau.

English: You can't leave yet.
Russian: Вам пока нельзя уезжать.

English: I didn't sleep enough.
Hebrew: לא ישנתי מספיק.

English: She's crazy.
Hungarian: Megőrült.

English: Excuse me, I'd like to talk with you for a moment.
Arabic: أود التحدث معك للحظة لو سمحت.

English: Do you know why I'm here?
Russian: Ты знаешь, почему я здесь?

English: Do you watch a lot of TV?
Italian: Lei guarda molta TV?

English: I'm sure of my rights.
Portuguese: Tenho certeza dos meus direitos.

English: You should've stayed in Boston.
French: Vous auriez dû rester à Boston.

English: Will you put us up for one night?
Ukrainian: Можна ми в тебе переночуємо?

English: We chose a hotel near the museums.
Ukrainian: Ми вибрали готель поруч із музеями.

English: I just want to be able to support my family and myself.
French: Je veux tout simplement être en mesure de nous nourrir, ma famille et moi.

English: Why does everyone hate you?
Russian: Почему вас все ненавидят?

English: That's another matter.
Italian: È un'altra questione.

English: You don't agree, do you?
Italian: Non siete d'accordo, vero?

English: You have tons of friends.
Berber: Tesɛam aṭas n yimeddukal.

English: Tom sometimes sings in French.
Russian: Том иногда поёт на французском.

English: Tom is a traitor.
German: Tom ist ein Verräter.

English: Ask Tom if you don't believe me.
Czech: Zeptej se Toma, když mi nevěříš.

English: This is the hottest summer we have had in fifty years.
German: Das ist der heißeste Sommer seit 50 Jahren.

English: Thanks for reminding me.
German: Danke für die Erinnerung.

English: Tom was tired, but he kept on working.
German: Tom war müde, doch er arbeitete weiter.

English: My mother always gets up early in the morning.
Russian: Моя мама всегда встаёт рано утром.

English: The old man wrote a letter to his son.
German: Der alte Mann schrieb seinem Sohn einen Brief.

English: Tom introduced Mary to his daughter.
Finnish: Tomi esitteli Marin tyttärelleen.

English: All the answers are correct.
Italian: Tutte le risposte sono corrette.

English: Do we need to do it this way?
Ukrainian: Нам потрібно робити це саме так?

English: Do you want to change?
German: Möchtest du dich umziehen?

English: This book is too difficult to understand.
Japanese: この本は難しすぎて理解できない。

English: Ask around.
Serbian: Распитај се.

English: Tom is the one who told me why I needed to go to Boston.
German: Es ist Tom, der mir gesagt hat, wieso ich nach Boston gehen muss.

English: We have heard of your success in the exam.

English: We're forgetting something.
Marathi: आम्ही काहीतरी विसरत आहोत.

English: Tom denied it.
French: Tom l'a démenti.

English: I want the truth from you.
Italian: Io voglio la verità da te.

English: I can take you there.
Hebrew: אני יכול לקחת אותך לשם.

English: Tom and I aren't interested in doing that.
Italian: Io e Tom non siamo interessati a farlo.

English: Call security.
Italian: Chiama la sicurezza.

English: I think I'd better help you.
Serbian: Мислим да је боље да вам помогнем.

English: I've never had that experience.
Italian: Non ho mai provato quell'esperienza.

English: Just whose side are you on?
Czech: Na čí straně tedy jsi?

English: He usually goes to school by bus.
Ukrainian: Зазвичай він їде до школи автобусом.

English: The cat lay hidden behind the bushes.
Hebrew: החתול שכב והתחבא מאחורי השיחים.

English: Tom managed to convince a lot of people that he had paranormal powers.
Polish: Tom był w stanie przekonać wiele osób, że posiadł zdolności paranormalne.

English: This movie is just great.
Tagalog: Talagang mahusay ang sine.

English: The boy wants a toy.
Marathi: त्या मुलाला एक खेळणं हवं आहे.

English: Tom never bothered anybody.
Portuguese: Tom nunca incomodou ninguém.

English: Does Tom want a hamburger?
Italian: Tom vuole un hamburger?

English: Australia is changing.
Italian: L'Australia sta cambiando.

English: That's a separate question.
Italian: È una questione separata.

English: I've decided to apply to Harvard.
Italian: Ho deciso di fare domanda ad Harvard.

English: Tom didn't work on Monday night.
Berber: Ur imuhel ara Tom ass n uynas deg yiḍ.

English: You'll never guess what happened just after you left.
German: Du errätst nie, was passierte, kurz nachdem du gegangen warst!

English: Sorry, I forgot.
Berber: Semmeḥ-iyi, ttuɣ.

English: I don't think Tom will give it back.
Russian: Не думаю, что Том её отдаст.

English: What will your husband think?
Berber: D acu ara ixemmem urgaz-nnem ɣef waya?

English: We'll meet Tom later.
Macedonian: Ќе се состанеме со Том подоцна.

English: He got into bed.
French: Il se mit au lit.

English: I bought this coat at a low price.
Russian: Я купил это пальто по невысокой цене.

English: Would you mind telling me what's going on?
Finnish: Voisitteko kertoa minulle mitä tapahtuu?

English: Shouldn't you be at school already?
Portuguese: Vocês já não deviam estar na escola?

English: That's not why I came here.
French: Je ne suis pas venue ici pour cette raison.

English: I'll be there by Monday.
Ukrainian: Я там буду до понеділка.

English: Oh, don't apologize.
Italian: Oh, non ti scusare.

English: Tom told me that he was already married.
Italian: Tom mi ha detto di essere già sposato.

English: I can't remember exactly who told me that.
German: Ich kann mich nicht genau erinnern, wer mir das gesagt hat.

English: I think he should stay away from drugs of any sort.
Polish: Uważam, że powinien trzymać się zdala od wszelkiego tupu narkotyków.

English: We expected better.
Macedonian: Очекувавме подобро.

English: I know you probably did that.
Ukrainian: Я знаю, що ти це, можливо, зробив.

English: He is a hard man to deal with.
Russian: С ним тяжело иметь дело.

English: I'd rather stay at home than go out.
French: Je préférerais rester à la maison que de sortir.

English: That's a nice hat.
Russian: Красивая шляпа.

English: We live in Boston.
Ukrainian: Ми мешкаємо в Бостоні.

English: She is shy and always remains in the background.
Japanese: 彼女は内気で、いつも後ろの方にいる。

English: There was a bus in the way.
Hebrew: עמד בדרך אוטובוס.

English: I saw him jump.
Czech: Viděla jsem ho, jak vyskočil.

English: Who's coming with me?
Russian: Кто идёт со мной?

English: Do as I tell you.
Italian: Fai come ti dico.

English: I need to use your phone to call an ambulance.
Berber: Yessefk ad sqedceɣ asawal-nwent akken ad d-ɣreɣ i tmenḍayt.

English: She looks very happy today.
Russian: Сегодня она выглядит очень счастливой.

English: Tom isn't the only one who smiled.
Portuguese: Tom não foi o único que sorriu.

English: Tom is realistic.
Portuguese: Tom é realista.

English: I've been watching you study.
Hungarian: Figyeltelek tanulás közben.

English: Do you remember the day when we first met?
Italian: Ti ricordi il giorno in cui ci siamo incontrati la prima volta?

English: I want to let my hair down.
Turkish: İçimi dökmek istiyorum.

English: I plan to sing.
Russian: Я планирую спеть.

English: I need to use the bathroom.
Indonesian: Saya harus pergi ke kamar mandi.

English: He telephoned me again and again.
Japanese: 彼は私に、再三電話をかけてきた。

English: How did you learn to dance?
Russian: Как ты научился танцевать?

English: I got stopped by the police.
Polish: Zatrzymała mnie policja.

English: Did you do that on purpose?
Russian: Вы нарочно это сделали?

English: Don't you know why Tom did that?
Dutch: Weet je dan niet waarom Tom dat heeft gedaan?

English: It's okay.
Ukrainian: Немає проблем.

English: I didn't order this.
Italian: Non ho ordinato questo.

English: Tom's alone.
Macedonian: Том е сам.

English: They followed you.
Spanish: Ellos te siguieron.

English: I thought she was pregnant.
Bokmål: Jeg trodde hun var gravid.