English: Tom wasn't even there.
Russian: Тома там даже не было.

English: Let's talk about what you were doing in Australia.
Russian: Давайте поговорим о том, что вы делали в Австралии.

English: My brother has a good memory.
Dutch: Mijn broer heeft een goed geheugen.

English: It was a beautiful day yesterday.
Swedish: Det var en vacker dag i går.

English: Tom will have a plan.
Turkish: Tom'un bir planı olacak.

English: They're here.
Spanish: Se encuentran aquí.

English: Tom wants me to follow him.
Russian: Том хочет, чтобы я пошёл за ним.

English: Tom married a girl much younger than himself.
Indonesian: Tom menikahi perempuan yang lebih mudah dari dirinya.

English: Tom was afraid to get his clothes dirty.
Russian: Том боялся запачкать одежду.

English: She doesn't listen to music at all.
Italian: Lei non ascolta per niente la musica.

English: Tom was absent.
German: Tom war abwesend.

English: That's free.
Italian: È libero.

English: We don't lie.
Korean: 우리는 거짓말을 하지 않아요.

English: Tom tried to push Mary into the water.
Berber: Tom yeɛreḍ ad idemmer Mary akken ad teɣli deg waman-nni.

English: Do you really want to eat that?
Berber: D tidet teɣsem ad teččem aya?

English: Tell Tom to leave.
Macedonian: Кажи му на Том да си оди.

English: I'll explain the matter to you later on.
Spanish: Te explicaré el asunto más tarde.

English: I know Tom is wealthy.
Ukrainian: Я знаю, що Том багатий.

English: Accidents happen.
Dutch: Ongelukken gebeuren.

English: You weren't elected.
Russian: Тебя не выбрали.

English: Tom doesn't know much about his neighbors.
Russian: Том мало что знает о своих соседях.

English: I don't have anything to do this afternoon.
Italian: Non ho niente da fare questo pomeriggio.

English: Tom likes to work at night.
Macedonian: Том сака да работи ноќи.

English: Tom is a Canadian living in Boston.
German: Tom ist Kanadier und wohnt in Boston.

English: I don't like studying.
Japanese: 私は勉強が嫌いだ。

English: I ran into your dad yesterday.
Portuguese: Trombei com seu pai ontem.

English: Tom has a nose ring.
Russian: У Тома кольцо в носу.

English: It's time you two talked.
Macedonian: Крајно време е вие двајца да позборувате.

English: I want to know where you are now.
Russian: Я хочу знать, где ты сейчас.

English: Are you still cold?
Japanese: まだ寒い？

English: The news made them happy.
Japanese: 彼らは知らせを聞いて喜んだ。

English: You said we could go.
Russian: Вы говорили, что мы можем поехать.

English: Tom looked back at me.
Turkish: Tom dönüp bana baktı.

English: I don't want to look silly.
French: Je ne veux pas avoir l'air idiot.

English: Can I have a sip?
Turkish: Bir yudum alabilir miyim?

English: He said he would write to me, but he hasn't.
Danish: Han sagde at han ville skrive til mig, men det har han ikke gjort.

English: My father will kill me.
Ukrainian: Батько мене вб'є.

English: There are around three thousand mosques in Istanbul.
Marathi: इस्तंबूलमध्ये जवळजवळ तीन हजार मशिदी आहेत.

English: I'm kidding.
French: Je rigole !

English: Wild animals live in the forest.
Danish: I skoven lever der vilde dyr.

English: I really don't want to eat right now.
Bengali: আমি সত্যিই এখন খেতে চাই না।

English: I didn't buy the car.
Russian: Я не купил машину.

English: Most people don't think so.
Russian: Большинство людей так не думает.

English: I'm very worried about Tom.
Italian: Sono molto preoccupato per Tom.

English: One of my teeth hurts.
Czech: Bolí mě jeden zub.

English: What are you two arguing about?
Macedonian: За што се карате вие двајца?

English: How can someone so rich be unhappy?
Ukrainian: Як хтось настільки багатий може бути настільки нещасним?

English: You'll never understand.
Portuguese: Vocês nunca vão entender.

English: How often do you work here?
Berber: Acḥal ay tettmahaled da?

English: Is that all?
Danish: Er det alt?

English: Our team won the game.
Russian: Наша команда выиграла матч.

English: My neighbor's hen is better than mine.
Dutch: De kip van mijn buurman is beter dan die van mij.

English: I'm not particularly worried.
Italian: Io non sono particolarmente preoccupato.

English: I've just been to the post office.
Japanese: 郵便局へ行ってきたところだ。

English: Tom doesn't live in the city.
Tatar: Том шәһәрдә яшәми.

English: That's a bad name for a ship.
Turkish: Gemi için kötü bir isim bu.

English: Are those your daughters?
Italian: Quelle sono le sue figlie?

English: Tom wants to see results.
Italian: Tom vuole vedere i risultati.

English: Haven't you done enough?
Serbian: Nisi li učinio dovoljno?

English: I'm not Tom's father.
Portuguese: Eu não sou o pai do Tom.

English: This shouldn't be allowed.
Russian: Этого нельзя допускать.

English: Make a guess.
Finnish: Arvaa.

English: The surgeon operated on the patient.
Italian: Il chirurgo ha operato la paziente.

English: We'll never do that again.
Russian: Мы больше никогда не будем этого делать.

English: I was at the supermarket.
Italian: Ero al supermercato.

English: We really don't know.
Marathi: आम्हाला खरंच माहीत नाही.

English: The sun set, so they quit work.
Japanese: 日が沈んだので、彼らは仕事をやめた。

English: I won't go to school tomorrow.
German: Ich werde morgen nicht in die Schule gehen.

English: Tom is an assistant professor.
Hebrew: תום הוא פרופסור זוטר.

English: I love watching you cook.
Hebrew: אני אוהבת לראות אותך מבשל.

English: You can read this book.
Dutch: Je kan dit boek lezen.

English: There is only one book on the desk.
Italian: C'è soltanto un libro sulla scrivania.

English: We sat down on a bench to talk.
Spanish: Nosotros nos sentamos sobre un banco a conversar.

English: You were late, weren't you?
Spanish: Llegaste tarde, ¿verdad?

English: Japan maintains friendly relations with the United States.
Spanish: Japón mantiene relaciones amistosas con Estados Unidos.

English: This is totally achievable now.
Turkish: Bu şimdi tamamen başarılabilir.

English: Do you think I don't want to?
Russian: Думаешь, я не хочу?

English: The storm did a lot of harm to the crops.
Romanian: Furtuna a făcut mult rău recoltei.

English: I can't do it alone.
Russian: Я не могу сделать это сама.

English: This desk is made of hard wood.
German: Dieser Tisch ist aus hartem Holz gemacht.

English: I hope you like it.
Russian: Надеюсь, тебе понравится.

English: It'd be better to die than live a life like that.
German: Es ist besser, tot zu sein, als ein solches Leben zu führen.

English: All prices are subject to change.
Italian: Tutti i prezzi sono soggetti a variazioni.

English: If you die, we all die.
Russian: Если умрёшь ты, умрём все мы.

English: Are you superstitious?
Ukrainian: Ви забобонний?

English: I thought you were a girl.
Russian: Я думал, ты девочка.

English: When does the next World Cup take place?
Hungarian: Mikor lesz a következő világbajnokság?

English: Tom died in 2013.
Ukrainian: Том загинув у 2013 році.

English: This cat doesn't chase rats.
Russian: Этот кот не охотится на крыс.

English: Tom prayed.
Polish: Tom modlił się.

English: How's your leg?
Portuguese: Como está sua perna?

English: You didn't answer my question.
Russian: Ты не ответил на мой вопрос.

English: I'm not really hungry.
Hungarian: Nem igazán vagyok éhes.

English: I'm going to be there all next week.
Russian: Я буду там всю следующую неделю.

English: So much noise rattles me.
Greek: Τόσος πολύς θόρυβος με ταράζει.

English: I didn't say that either.
Spanish: Yo tampoco dije eso.

English: Which one is your suitcase?
Turkish: Sizin bavulunuz hangisi?

English: I'd like to win on Monday.
Italian: Mi piacerebbe vincere lunedì.

English: How will they cope?
Macedonian: Како ќе се справат со тоа?

English: Tom craves attention.
Russian: Том жаждет внимания.

English: I forgot my pencil.
Ukrainian: Я забула олівець.

English: Why does Tom need to do that today?
Italian: Perché Tom ha bisogno di farlo oggi?

English: That singer has a beautiful voice.
Kabyle: Acennay-agi yesɛa taɣect tecbeḥ.

English: How tall you are!
Spanish: ¡Qué altos que están!