English: I took the children to school.
Ukrainian: Я відвезла дітей до школи.

English: I hope you like Tom.
Portuguese: Espero que goste de Tom.

English: We'll make a lawyer out of you yet.
Hebrew: עוד נעשה ממך עורך דין.

English: You don't need to go.
Ukrainian: Ви не зобов'язані йти.

English: You're going to be very proud of me.
French: Tu vas être très fier de moi.

English: Tom was a drug addict.
Ukrainian: У Тома була наркозалежність.

English: Do you play chess?
Dutch: Schaak jij?

English: A guard's been killed.
Finnish: Vartija on tapettu.

English: I was unable to stand any longer.
Russian: Я не мог больше стоять.

English: I had stuff to do.
Spanish: Tenía cosas que hacer.

English: Tom and I aren't cowards.
Ukrainian: Ми з Томом не боягузи.

English: My investments earn about 10 percent a year.
Russian: Мои инвестиции приносят мне примерно 10 процентов годовых.

English: Tom spoke to the doctors in French.
Berber: Tom yessawel ed yimsujjiyen-nni s tefṛansit.

English: You don't look happy to see me.
German: Du siehst nicht glücklich aus, mich zu sehen.

English: We sat down and started eating.
Ukrainian: Ми сіли і почали їсти.

English: In case of fire, press this button.
Macedonian: Во случај на пожар, притиснете го ова копче.

English: Now's not really the time.
German: Jetzt ist nicht wirklich der richtige Zeitpunkt.

English: I got lucky.
Japanese: 私って、運が良かったのよ。

English: I make too many typos.
Danish: Jeg laver for mange slåfejl.

English: Tom closed his mouth.
Macedonian: Том ја затвори устата.

English: I think that people are delighted.
Portuguese: Eu acho que as pessoas estão encantadas.

English: Tom tuned his guitar.
Italian: Tom ha accordato la sua chitarra.

English: People are so stupid.
Turkish: İnsanlar çok aptal.

English: I want you to win.
Hungarian: Azt akarom, hogy te nyerj.

English: The decision was easy.
Spanish: La decisión era fácil.

English: This stuff is dynamite.
Hungarian: Ez a cucc itt dinamit.

English: We have to wait here.
Polish: Musimy tu zaczekać.

English: That's my neighbor's dog.
Danish: Det er min nabos hund.

English: What can Tom do about it?
Italian: Cosa può fare Tom a riguardo?

English: Tom is exceptionally handsome.
Finnish: Tom on poikkeuksellisen komea.

English: Tom couldn't understand why his company's products weren't selling well.
Turkmen: Tom name üçin kompaniýasynyň önümleriniň gowy satylmaýandyga düşünip bilmedi.

English: I put the saddle on the horse myself.
Danish: Jeg har selv sat sadlen på hesten.

English: Graham Greene is one of my favorite authors.
Ukrainian: Грем Грін - один з моїх улюблених авторів.

English: She sold all of her furniture, so she could afford to feed herself and her dog.
Russian: Она продала всю свою мебель, чтобы прокормить себя и свою собаку.

English: Tom wasn't able to escape.
Berber: Tom ur yessaweḍ ara ad yerwel.

English: Why don't you run for president?
German: Warum kandidierst du nicht für die Präsidentschaft?

English: I can't complain.
Dutch: Ik kan niet klagen.

English: I was drinking heavily in those days.
Italian: Io bevevo pesantemente all'epoca.

English: The situation was unbearable.
Italian: La situazione era insopportabile.

English: I don't know what it was.
French: Je ne sais pas ce que c'était.

English: When is Tom coming?
French: Quand vient Tom ?

English: How much do you spend on food per month?
Russian: Сколько вы тратите в месяц на еду?

English: Dragons are fictional creatures.
Spanish: Los dragones son criaturas fabulosas.

English: Be quiet and listen.
Hungarian: Hallgass és figyelj!

English: She whispered to me that she was hungry.
German: Sie flüsterte mir zu, dass sie hungrig sei.

English: Are these your books?
Turkish: Bunlar senin kitapların mı?

English: Tom decided not to go to the meeting.
German: Tom beschloss, nicht zum Treffen zu gehen.

English: Tom told me he was teaching French.
Ukrainian: Том сказав мені, що він викладає французьку.

English: You have good friends.
Italian: Avete dei buoni amici.

English: Keep them.
Ukrainian: Залиш їх собі.

English: French isn't my native language.
Ukrainian: Французька — не моя рідна мова.

English: People complain too much.
Russian: Люди слишком много жалуются.

English: I bought a second badminton racket for myself, but I forgot to buy a shuttlecock.
Italian: Comprai una seconda racchetta da badminton per me stessa, però dimenticai di comprare un volano.

English: I have no money with me.
Italian: Non ho denaro con me.

English: Tom wanted to become a Canadian citizen.
Portuguese: Tom queria se tornar cidadão canadense.

English: I teach Tom's children French three days a week.
Italian: Io insegno francese ai figli di Tom tre giorni alla settimana.

English: He paid no attention to my warning.
Italian: Lui non prestò attenzione al mio avviso.

English: The soup is a bit too salty.
Macedonian: Супата е малку пресолена.

English: Actually, Tom, I'm a little busy.
Italian: In realtà, Tom, io sono un po' impegnata.

English: Three soldiers were wounded.
Russian: Трое военнослужащих было ранено.

English: You must tell us.
German: Du musst es uns sagen.

English: Tom seems relaxed.
German: Tom scheint entspannt zu sein.

English: Please tell us the truth.
Russian: Пожалуйста, скажите нам правду.

English: We're in trouble now.
Danish: Nu sidder vi i suppedasen.

English: He managed to escape through a window.
French: Il s'arrangea pour s'échapper par la fenêtre.

English: It was a terrible affair.
Japanese: それは恐ろしい事件だった。

English: The room seems awfully dark and spooky.
Hebrew: החדר נראה חשוך נורא כמקום של רוחות רפאים.

English: I have one with me.
German: Ich habe eins bei mir.

English: It's going to be challenging.
Spanish: Va a ser un reto.

English: No one noticed Tom's absence.
German: Niemand bemerkte Toms Abwesenheit.

English: I'm in the middle of something. Could you come back later?
Portuguese: Estou no meio de algo. Você poderia voltar mais tarde?

English: The police found Tom lying on the floor with a bullet hole in the middle of his forehead.
Portuguese: A polícia encontrou Tom estirado no chão com um orifício de bala no meio da testa.

English: Tom must've done it yesterday.
Italian: Tom deve averla fatta ieri.

English: They're ready.
Ukrainian: Вони готові.

English: I doubt you'll like it.
Russian: Я сомневаюсь, что тебе понравится.

English: I lost a lot of money.
German: Ich habe viel Geld verloren.

English: This stadium will hold 50,000 people.
Japanese: この球場は５万人入る。

English: I assure you that I didn't intend to deceive you.
Russian: Уверяю тебя, я не собирался тебя обманывать.

English: Tom moved to Europe.
Dutch: Tom is naar Europa verhuisd.

English: Do you understand?
Czech: Rozumíte?

English: Can you take over here?
Afrikaans: Kan jy my hierso vat?

English: Tom is a grouch.
Italian: Tom è lamentoso.

English: In 1943, Japan was at war.
Dutch: In 1943 was Japan in oorlog.

English: Who were you waiting for at the station?
German: Auf wen hast du am Bahnhof gewartet?

English: This is my last offer.
Hungarian: Ez az utolsó ajánlatom.

English: I'm sorry. I forgot about it.
German: Es tut mir leid. Ich hab’s vergessen.

English: Do you know a man named Tom Jackson?
Italian: Conosce un uomo chiamato Tom Jackson?

English: You're drunk.
Belarusian: Ты п'яны.

English: We played soccer yesterday.
Italian: Abbiamo giocato a calcio ieri.

English: Tom said he read a book about this ship.
Turkish: Tom, bu gemi hakkında bir kitap okuduğunu söyledi.

English: I know I should wait, but I don't want to.
Berber: Ẓriɣ dakken mer d lebɣi ad ṛjuɣ, maca ur bɣiɣ ara.

English: Theory and practice don't necessarily go together.
French: La théorie et la pratique ne vont pas nécessairement ensemble.

English: They don't seem happy.
Kabyle: Ur ttbanen ara feṛḥen.

English: I've been out of town.
Italian: Sono stata fuori città.

English: The air conditioner doesn't work.
Ukrainian: Кондиціонер не працює.