English: I doubt if it'll rain.
Portuguese: Duvido que chova.

English: Circumstances have changed.
German: Die Lage hat sich geändert.

English: Tom returned to Australia to be with Mary.
Berber: Tom yuɣal ɣer Ustṛalya akken ad yili d Mary.

English: Why can't we spend more time together?
Russian: Почему мы не можем проводить больше времени вместе?

English: I'm the tallest kid in my class.
Russian: Я самый высокий ребёнок в классе.

English: This money will really help.
Macedonian: Овие пари навистина ќе помогнат.

English: Tom is a very gifted man.
Italian: Tom è un uomo molto dotato.

English: I heard that you bought a new car.
German: Ich hörte, du hättest dir ein neues Auto gekauft.

English: Hi, I'm Tom. What's your name?
Kabyle: Azul, isem-iw Tom. Amek i m-qqaṛen?

English: He'll rip my head off.
Russian: Он мне голову оторвёт.

English: Did you come to town?
Italian: È venuta in città?

English: Where's the closest pharmacy?
Slovak: Kde je najbližšia lekáreň?

English: Is that what you're afraid of?
Turkish: Sen ondan mı korktun?

English: Tom is coming to.
Spanish: Tom está volviendo en sí.

English: Tom put the ice cream in the freezer.
Polish: Tom włożył lody do zamrażarki.

English: I don't like Tom that much.
German: Ich mag Tom nicht so besonders.

English: The policeman looked at Tom suspiciously.
Italian: Il poliziotto guardava Tom con sospetto.

English: We acted too late.
Turkish: Çok geç harekete geçmişiz.

English: Are you going to go or not?
Russian: Ты собираешься идти или нет?

English: My boss wants us to take the plane.
Italian: Il mio capo vuole che noi prendiamo l'aereo.

English: We play baseball.
Hungarian: Baseballozunk.

English: I haven't done that in a long time.
Turkish: Onu uzun zamandır yapmadım.

English: Where did you learn to dance like this?
Russian: Где ты научилась так танцевать?

English: My uncle has a farm in the village.
German: Mein Onkel besitzt in dem Dorf einen Bauernhof.

English: I decided not to go to Europe.
Portuguese: Eu decidi não ir à Europa.

English: Tom makes me happy, too.
Finnish: Tom saa minutkin iloiseksi.

English: Tom suddenly fell ill.
Japanese: トムが突然病気になったんだ。

English: Will it ever stop raining?
Portuguese: Será que em algum momento vai parar de chover?

English: I worked in Australia for three years.
Russian: Я три года проработал в Австралии.

English: Many things happened on the same day.
Marathi: एकाच दिवशी अनेक गोष्टी घडल्या.

English: Don't you see the birds?
Czech: Ty nevidíš ty ptáky?

English: I will be very careful.
Ukrainian: Я буду дуже обережний.

English: Tom is only just a little bit taller than Mary.
Italian: Tom è soltanto un pochino più alto di Mary.

English: We know what you're doing.
Spanish: Sabemos lo que estás haciendo.

English: I almost did what you're accusing me of, but I didn't.
Portuguese: Eu quase fiz o que você está me acusando, mas eu não fiz.

English: I plan to be in Boston all month.
Italian: Ho intenzione di essere a Boston per tutto il mese.

English: Tom, there's a call for you.
Russian: Том, тебе звонят.

English: One thing Tom really enjoys is playing chess with Mary.
Italian: Una cosa che piace veramente a Tom è giocare a scacchi con Mary.

English: I'm not sure why Tom wants to do that.
Italian: Io non sono sicuro del perché Tom lo voglia fare.

English: Tom stood in line.
Ukrainian: Том став до черги.

English: What I drink the most is coffee.
Portuguese: O que eu mais bebo é café.

English: Maybe we have to do it.
Spanish: Quizá tengamos que hacerlo.

English: I hope that's a joke.
Italian: Spero che sia uno scherzo.

English: Bring backup.
Kabyle: Awit-d aḥraz.

English: You don't know who Tom is, do you?
Hungarian: Nem tudod, hogy Tomi kicsoda, igaz?

English: You have a good memory.
Slovak: Máš dobrú pamäť.

English: This is my first day.
Marathi: हा माझा पहिला दिवस आहे.

English: It isn't hopeless.
Ukrainian: Це не безнадійно.

English: Perhaps there's hope.
Portuguese: Talvez haja esperança.

English: It's the best house in town.
Belarusian: Гэта найлепшы дом у горадзе.

English: The food didn't taste all that bad.
Polish: Jedzenie nie smakowało tak źle.

English: They'll build you a house.
Turkish: Onlar sana bir ev inşa edecekler.

English: God helps those who help themselves.
Italian: Aiutati che il ciel ti aiuta.

English: Even though he was exhausted, he had to go back to work.
Turkish: O, bitkin olsa bile işe geri dönmek zorundaydı.

English: I'll be ready on Monday.
Hebrew: אהיה מוכנה עד יום שני.

English: You shouldn't have eaten at that restaurant.
Italian: Non avresti dovuto mangiare in quel ristorante.

English: Are we disturbing you?
Italian: Vi stiamo disturbando?

English: Tom and Mary are having lunch.
Ukrainian: Том із Мері обідають.

English: Tom says he isn't lazy.
Italian: Tom dice di non essere pigro.

English: Everyone has a name.
Turkish: Herkesin bir ismi var.

English: There are a few boats on the lake.
French: Quelques bateaux sont sur le lac.

English: Tom explained in detail what he had seen.
German: Tom erklärte im Detail, was er gesehen hatte.

English: We set out on our journey full of hope.
Russian: Мы отправились в наше путешествие полные надежды.

English: Tom is usually the first one to complain.
Italian: Tom solitamente è il primo a lamentarsi.

English: I've accepted Tom's resignation.
Portuguese: Aceitei a renúncia do Tom.

English: You can read, can't you?
Italian: Sapete leggere, vero?

English: Have it your own way.
German: Mach, was du willst!

English: I felt intimidated.
Polish: Czułem się zastraszony.

English: You have to go.
French: Il faut que tu t'en ailles.

English: We talked the plan over with him.
Turkish: Onunla plan üzerinde konuştuk.

English: They really did win.
Latvian: Viņi tiešām neuzvarēja.

English: Tom asked me why I didn't like Mary.
Portuguese: Tom me perguntou por que eu não gosto de Mary.

English: Do you want my job?
Macedonian: Ја сакаш ли мојата работа?

English: Tom looked like he was confident.
German: Tom wirkte zuversichtlich.

English: I hope this fine weather lasts till the weekend.
Italian: Spero che questo bel tempo duri fino al fine settimana.

English: Did you just insult me?
Berber: Tregmemt-iyi-d?

English: My mother is knitting me a new sweater.
Portuguese: Minha mãe está tricotando um suéter novo para mim.

English: I grew up in a mountainous area.
Marathi: मी एका डोंगराळ क्षेत्रात वाढले.

English: I took the puppy to my grandmother's house.
French: J'ai emmené le chiot chez ma grand-mère.

English: Tom acted in self-defense.
Polish: Tom działał w samoobronie.

English: Tom met Mary at a party, and it was love at first sight.
Spanish: Tom conoció a Mary en una fiesta, y fue amor a primera vista.

English: Tom knows absolutely nothing about it.
Portuguese: O Tom não sabe absolutamente nada sobre isso.

English: Tom's work is sloppy.
Berber: Amahil n Tom d sellaw.

English: I feel fine today.
Estonian: Ma tunnen ennast täna hästi.

English: They crossed the border into Spain.
Ukrainian: Вони перейшли через кордон в Іспанію.

English: We have to be firm.
French: Nous devons être fermes.

English: Nobody'll know.
Dutch: Niemand komt erachter.

English: I'm coming with Tom.
Macedonian: Доаѓам со Том.

English: Tom and Mary are about the same age.
Romanian: Tom și Mary au cam aceeași vârstă.

English: Tom isn't trying to impress you.
Ukrainian: Том не намагається тебе вразити.

English: They don't teach you that in school.
Spanish: No te enseñan eso en el colegio.

English: I know where Tom hides his money.
Russian: Я знаю, где Том прячет свои деньги.

English: Jesus loves you.
Ukrainian: Ісус тебе любить.

English: I've decided to do that.
Portuguese: Eu decidi fazer isso.

English: Tom will win this game.
Italian: Tom vincerà questa partita.

English: I keep a good supply of stamps to save trips to the post office.
Japanese: 郵便局に何度も足を運ばなくてもいいように、切手を沢山手元においてある。

English: Are you going to buy that car?
Portuguese: Vão comprar este carro?