English: Do you know Tom well?
German: Kennst du Tom gut?

English: Will she be able to leave the hospital next week?
German: Wird sie nächste Woche in der Lage sein, das Krankenhaus zu verlassen?

English: Tom wanted his life to end.
Polish: Tom chciał, by jego życie się skończyło.

English: Are you the one who organized this party?
Arabic: أأنت من نظّم الحفلة؟

English: That is her car.
Marathi: ती तिची गाडी आहे.

English: That's a well-known piece of music.
Japanese: あれは有名な曲だよ。

English: You look very tired.
German: Sie sehen sehr müde aus.

English: Where do you go to church?
Italian: Dove andate in chiesa?

English: Tom is strict but fair.
Russian: Том строгий, но справедливый.

English: I'll start getting ready.
Hebrew: אתחיל בהכנות.

English: I'm fairly certain Tom can't do that.
German: Ich bin mir relativ sicher, dass Tom das nicht tun kann.

English: How do you like your tea?
Macedonian: Каков чај пиеш?

English: It's better to take your time than to hurry and make mistakes.
French: Il est préférable de prendre ton temps que de te précipiter et commettre des erreurs.

English: They may leave tomorrow.
Romanian: Ei pot pleca mâine.

English: You'll probably lose.
Italian: Probabilmente perderà.

English: How can we thank you?
Swedish: Hur kan vi tacka dig?

English: Why does everybody love cats?
French: Pourquoi tout le monde aime les chats ?

English: Here's a photo of Tom.
Danish: Her er et foto af Tom.

English: Tom doesn't want to play billiards.
Japanese: トムはビリヤードをやりたがらないんだよ。

English: Why did you interfere?
Berber: Maɣef ay d-tegremt iman-nwent?

English: You think I'm weak, don't you?
Turkish: Benim güçsüz olduğumu düşünüyorsun, değil mi?

English: I think so, too.
Hebrew: גם אני חושבת ככה.

English: I think we'd better leave early.
Japanese: ここを早く離れた方がいいと思う。

English: Problems don't usually go away by themselves.
Italian: I problemi di solito non vanno via da soli.

English: Tom will be buried on October 20th.
Berber: Tom ad yemḍel ass n simraw Tubeṛ.

English: We should give Tom some time by himself.
German: Wir sollten Tom etwas Zeit für sich gönnen.

English: Tom can't leave work today until six o'clock.
Russian: Том не может сегодня раньше шести уйти с работы.

English: It's broken.
Russian: Оно сломано.

English: That old man is, so to speak, a walking dictionary.
Danish: Den gamle mand er, så at sige, en omvandrende ordbog.

English: Eat whatever you like.
Hebrew: אכלו מה שתרצו.

English: Where can I get something to eat?
Italian: Dove posso prendere qualcosa da mangiare?

English: Tom was taken hostage.
French: Tom a été pris en otage.

English: Stay in your homes.
Finnish: Pysytelkää kodeissanne.

English: Tom has a car.
Italian: Tom ha un automobile.

English: We met that night.
Turkish: Biz o gece tanıştık.

English: I worry about the risk.
Ukrainian: Мене хвилює ризик.

English: Tom was afraid to go to sleep.
Polish: Tom bał się iść spać.

English: He devoted all his time to the study of history.
French: Il a consacré tout son temps à l'étude de l'histoire.

English: I can't remember exactly who told me that.
Turkish: Onu bana kimin söylediğini tam hatırlayamıyorum.

English: Tom bought a welcome mat.
Indonesian: Tom membeli keset selamat datang.

English: I go straight home after work.
German: Ich gehe nach der Arbeit sofort nach Hause.

English: Who's going to believe you?
Macedonian: Кој ќе ти поверува?

English: I felt a sudden pain in my side.
Hebrew: חשתי כאב פתאומי בצד.

English: I didn't want to confuse people.
Turkish: İnsanların kafalarını karıştırmak istemedim.

English: He wears glasses.
Polish: On nosi okulary.

English: She writes to him every week.
Spanish: Ella le escribe todas las semanas.

English: I smell something rotten.
Arabic: أشم رائحة شيء عفن.

English: I was actually born in Boston.
Turkish: Ben aslında Boston'da doğdum.

English: It's very bad.
German: Das ist sehr schlecht.

English: I had to get up early.
Italian: Sono dovuto alzarmi presto.

English: She went to Italy to study music.
Italian: È andata in Italia a studiare musica.

English: Have you seen this?
Italian: Lei ha visto questa?

English: I've actually never played golf.
Macedonian: Всушност никогаш не сум играл голф.

English: My back hurts.
Dutch: Ik heb rugpijn.

English: No one told me about that.
Russian: Никто не сказал мне об этом.

English: I saw Tom a minute ago.
Ukrainian: Я бачила Тома хвилину тому.

English: I was too scared to do anything.
Italian: Ero troppo spaventato per fare qualunque cosa.

English: What do the oranges cost?
Russian: Почём апельсины?

English: I'm sorry that I wasn't there yesterday.
Russian: Прости, что меня там вчера не было.

English: What should we do if it rains?
Japanese: もし雨が降ったらどうしたらいいのでしょうか。

English: You have to help.
Berber: Yessefk ad d-tallemt.

English: He has a rich imagination.
Japanese: 彼は想像力が豊かだ。

English: The airport isn't very far from here.
Kabyle: Ur yebɛid ara aṭas unafag sya.

English: I'd rather die.
French: Je préférerais mourir.

English: I've forgotten your number.
Berber: Ttuɣ uḍḍun-nwen.

English: Tom only takes painkillers when he just can't stand the pain any longer.
Hebrew: תום משתמש במשככי כאבים רק כשהוא לא מסוגל יותר להתגבר על הכאב.

English: Can you remember this game?
Danish: Kan du huske denne leg?

English: Don't cancel anything yet.
Italian: Non annulli niente al momento.

English: You're not very happy, are you?
Spanish: No sos muy feliz, ¿no?

English: I'm saving up to buy a new car.
Spanish: Yo estoy ahorrando para comprarme un nuevo carro.

English: I spent Christmas with my family.
French: J'ai passé Noël avec ma famille.

English: You seem nice enough.
Kabyle: Tettbaneḍ-d lɛali-k aṭas.

English: Tom won't complain.
Russian: Том не будет жаловаться.

English: Are you angry because of what I said?
Spanish: ¿Estás enfadado por lo que dije?

English: We trusted her.
Portuguese: Nós confiávamos nela.

English: Uncle Tom is my mother's brother and Uncle John is my father's brother.
German: Onkel Tom ist der Bruder meiner Mutter, und Onkel Johannes ist der Bruder meines Vaters.

English: This is the last letter Tom ever wrote.
Ukrainian: Це самий останній лист, написаний Томом.

English: He is a poet.
German: Er ist ein Dichter.

English: I don't think that Tom can help us now.
Ukrainian: Не думаю, що Том може нам зараз допомогти.

English: Call a taxi for us.
Russian: Вызови такси для нас.

English: Don't drink too much wine.
Italian: Non beva troppo vino.

English: We're optimists.
Hebrew: אנו אופטימיסטים.

English: I want to see them again.
Ukrainian: Я знову хочу з ними побачитися.

English: Tom is very honest with Mary.
Portuguese: Tom é muito honesto com Maria.

English: I'm glad Tom is gone.
German: Ich bin froh, dass Tom weg ist.

English: The one I bought was made in Australia.
Indonesian: Yang aku beli dibuat di Australia.

English: I wasn't popular in high school.
Hebrew: לא הייתי פופולרי בתיכון.

English: Do you think this strategy will work?
Berber: Ɣef leḥsab-nwent, ad tečč tesnuddest-a?

English: He does not live there any more.
Russian: Он там больше не живёт.

English: Tom cleaned his glasses.
Italian: Tom si pulì gli occhiali.

English: Don't lose your temper.
Hebrew: אל תאבד את קור הרוח שלך.

English: Are you positive that you saw me turn the stove off?
Japanese: 私がストーブを消したの、間違いなく見たよね？

English: Tom almost never does anything out of the ordinary.
Hebrew: תום כמעט אף פעם לא עושה דבר יוצא דופן.

English: I'm attaching three files.
Ukrainian: Я прикріпляю три файли.

English: The students laughed.
Italian: Gli studenti risero.

English: I've been teaching French for three years.
Slovak: Tri roky učím francúzštinu.

English: Take a look at that.
Italian: Dateci un'occhiata.

English: Would you really recommend it?
Portuguese: Você realmente o recomendaria?

English: Did you read what I wrote?
Italian: Avete letto quello che ho scritto?

English: Is it cold today?
Russian: Холодно сегодня?