English: Tom is an archaeologist, isn't he?
German: Tom ist doch Archäologe, oder?

English: We won't be able to meet your needs.
Hungarian: Nem fogjuk tudni kielégíteni a szükségleteit.

English: I'm glad that you came.
Russian: Я рада, что вы пришли.

English: Do you have a dictionary?
Italian: Ha un dizionario?

English: Tom is struggling.
Hebrew: תום נאבק.

English: Tom and Mary took turns with the driving.
German: Tom und Maria wechselten sich beim Fahren ab.

English: Panda bears live only in China.
Turkish: Panda yalnızca Çin'de yaşar.

English: Tom doesn't wear a hat every day.
Hebrew: תום לא חובש כובע כל יום.

English: Tom wanted to protect Mary.
Berber: Tom yella yebɣa ad yemmesten Mary.

English: That made me curious.
Korean: 저게 궁금하게 하네.

English: You know better.
German: Sie wissen es besser.

English: Tom snatched Mary's phone out of her hand.
Russian: Том выхватил телефон Мэри у неё из рук.

English: Tom has never seen a kangaroo.
Dutch: Tom heeft nog nooit een kangoeroe gezien.

English: Help!
Kabyle: Annaɣ !

English: Tom asked me to come here.
French: Tom m'a demandé de venir ici.

English: Tom didn't want to study French.
Italian: Tom non voleva studiare francese.

English: I think this must be the place where Tom lives.
French: Je pense que ce doit être l'endroit où Tom habite.

English: I'm very proud of my son.
Hebrew: אני גאה מאד בבני.

English: Tom told me you need help.
German: Tom sagte mir, du brauchest Hilfe.

English: Tom isn't going to help us today.
German: Tom wird uns heute nicht helfen.

English: If it had not been for your help, I might have failed.
Finnish: Ilman teidän apuanne minä olisin saattanut epäonnistua.

English: I will go to the doctor this afternoon.
Berber: Ad dduɣ ɣer temsujjit tameddit-a.

English: Please forgive me for opening your letter by mistake.
Russian: Прости меня за то, что я ошибочно вскрыл твоё письмо.

English: Tom will remain for three days.
Turkish: Tom üç gün kalacak.

English: You must come.
Hungarian: El kell jönnöd.

English: There was no objection on the part of the students.
Italian: Non c'erano obiezioni da parte degli studenti.

English: Why didn't you get here sooner?
Berber: Maɣef ur d-tusid ɣer da uqbel?

English: He shouted at the top of his voice.
Russian: Он закричал во весь голос.

English: Well, that's upsetting.
French: Eh bien, c'est embêtant.

English: He brought us sad news.
Polish: On przyniósł nam złe wieści.

English: I was just about to call 911.
Russian: Я как раз собирался звонить в службу спасения.

English: What kinds of books do you like?
German: Was für Bücher gefallen dir?

English: I'm closing my store.
Dutch: Ik ben mijn winkel aan het sluiten.

English: Tom resuscitated Mary.
Ukrainian: Том реанімував Мері.

English: Why is Tom always so pessimistic?
Ukrainian: Чому Том завжди такий песимістичний?

English: You must go.
Arabic: عليك الذهاب.

English: I will show you some pictures.
Hebrew: אראה לכם כמה תמונות.

English: Tom is cleaning his apartment.
Marathi: टॉम आपला फ्लॅट साफ करत आहे.

English: I know who wrote it.
Russian: Я знаю, кто её написал.

English: My husband is a teacher, too.
German: Mein Ehemann ist auch Lehrer.

English: You must do your duty.
Arabic: يجب عليك تأدية واجباتك.

English: "Are these cars yours?" "Yes they are."
Spanish: "¿Estos autos son tuyos?" "Sí, son míos."

English: It's already dark outside.
German: Es ist schon dunkel draußen.

English: Some classes are easier than others.
Italian: Alcune lezioni sono più facili di altre.

English: Is anyone in there?
Macedonian: Има ли некој таму?

English: Tom has lied to us.
Macedonian: Том нѐ лажел.

English: I was thinking about buying a new camera.
Berber: Lliɣ ttxemmimeɣ ad d-sɣeɣ tasewlaft tamaynut.

English: Tom said you lived in Boston.
Russian: Том сказал, что ты живёшь в Бостоне.

English: Why did you come early?
Hebrew: מדוע הקדמת?

English: Tokyo is supposed to be a very safe city.
Spanish: Se supone que Tokio es una ciudad muy segura.

English: I was having lunch.
Thai: ฉันกำลังกินอาหารกลางวัน

English: I hate people that cut in lines.
Finnish: Vihaan ihmisiä, jotka etuilevat jonossa.

English: She stood and walked toward the window.
Spanish: Ella se puso de pie y se dirigió hacia la ventana.

English: Do we have to talk about this here?
Turkish: Burada bu konuda konuşmak zorunda mıyız?

English: I would like that.
Macedonian: Тоа би ми се допаднало.

English: I still have a lot of questions I want to ask you about your relationship with Tom.
Spanish: Todavía tengo muchas preguntas que quiero hacerte sobre tu relación con Tom.

English: The bus was completely full.
Italian: L'autobus era completamente pieno.

English: Many languages use English words.
Icelandic: Mörg tungumál nota ensk orð.

English: Let me give you a hug.
Hungarian: Hadd öleljelek meg.

English: Don't worry. Everything's going to be all right.
Spanish: No os preocupéis. Todo irá bien.

English: Is that your goal?
Serbian: Da li je to tvoj cilj?

English: I want you to make a choice.
Ukrainian: Я хочу, щоб ти зробив вибір.

English: It's cheap.
Russian: Дёшево.

English: Don't tell him about the party.
Japanese: パーティーのことは彼に言わないで。

English: We spent all that night and the following day and night in the cellar.
German: Wir verbrachten die ganze Nacht, den nächsten Tag und die folgende Nacht im Keller.

English: I haven't told anyone.
Turkish: Kimseye söylemedim.

English: Tom is big and strong.
Russian: Том большой и сильный.

English: I don't think there's anybody who hates Tom.
Ukrainian: Не думаю, що існує хто-небудь, хто б ненавидів Тома.

English: I'm anemic.
Berber: Sɛiɣ tanimit.

English: Put your reading glasses on.
Berber: Qqen tismaqqalin-nnem n tɣuri.

English: I think this book has never been translated into French.
Japanese: この本はフランス語に訳されてないと思う。

English: Draw a picture of it.
Spanish: Dibujadlo.

English: That wasn't a good experience.
Estonian: See ei olnud hea kogemus.

English: Tom admitted that he ate all the ice cream.
Berber: Tom yesteɛṛef d netta ay yeccan tamagrist-nni armi ay tfuk.

English: I bought a white, pleated skirt.
Japanese: 白いプリーツのスカートを買ったんだ。

English: Tom sat on the curb.
Spanish: Tom se sentó en el bordillo.

English: I've got plenty of food.
Italian: Io ho un sacco di cibo.

English: She's not his sister, but his mother.
Spanish: Ella no es su hermana, es su madre.

English: I walked in the woods by myself.
French: Je me promenais seul en forêt.

English: Tom didn't want to do their dirty work.
Spanish: Tom no quería hacer el trabajo sucio de ellos.

English: She's at home taking care of the kids.
Hebrew: היא בבית שומרת על הילדים.

English: I just assumed you'd be here.
Berber: Ɣileɣ kan ad tilimt da.

English: Office managers expect accuracy, efficiency, and dedication.
Italian: I responsabili degli uffici si aspettano accuratezza, efficienza e dedizione.

English: You're mad.
Berber: Kečč d ameslub.

English: It was almost noon when I woke up.
French: Il était presque midi quand je me suis réveillé.

English: Stop speaking in riddles.
Turkish: Bilmece gibi konuşmayı bırak.

English: He emptied his glass.
Dutch: Hij leegde zijn glas.

English: Do you think you can come?
Russian: Думаешь, ты сможешь прийти?

English: I think I had chickenpox as a child.
Japanese: 子供の頃、水疱瘡になったと思うよ。

English: I think Tom will tell you the truth.
Russian: Думаю, Том скажет вам правду.

English: Tom forgot his trumpet at school.
Russian: Том забыл трубу в школе.

English: Give me your gun.
Ukrainian: Дай мені свій пістолет.

English: If we miss the train, we'll go by bus.
Hebrew: אם נאחר את הרכבת, ניסע באוטובוס.

English: Where did you buy your pants?
Greek: Από πού αγοράσατε το παντελόνι σας;

English: I killed them all.
Turkish: Ben onların hepsini öldürdüm.

English: We're not finished.
German: Wir sind noch nicht fertig.

English: You have only to read a few more pages.
Italian: Dovete solo leggere qualche altra pagina.