English: I think it's necessary.
Italian: Penso che sia necessaria.

English: You know I don't like Tom.
Turkish: Biliyorsunuz, Tom'u sevmem.

English: I guess I fell asleep.
Kabyle: Icebba-yi Ṛebbi ṭṭseɣ.

English: I've gotten used to this.
Ukrainian: Я до цього призвичаївся.

English: Tom knew I knew.
Japanese: トムは私が知ってるって知ってたのよ。

English: I have no money today.
Spanish: Hoy no tengo plata.

English: I thought that you already had a place to stay.
Russian: Я думал, у тебя уже было, где остановиться.

English: You're tactful.
Polish: Jesteś taktowny.

English: Be careful!
German: Vorsicht!

English: He killed that man.
Macedonian: Го уби тој човек.

English: Will you come back later?
Russian: Вы потом ещё придёте?

English: It's inadequate.
German: Das ist unpassend.

English: If it were not for plants, we wouldn't be able to live.
German: Ohne Pflanzen könnten wir nicht leben.

English: I thought Tom was your boyfriend.
Hebrew: חשבתי שתום היה החבר שלך.

English: You don't look too busy.
Italian: Non sembrate troppo occupati.

English: He is angry with you.
Kabyle: Yefqeɛ fell-akent.

English: I'm lucky.
Italian: Io sono fortunato.

English: Tom is speaking French.
Ukrainian: Том розмовляє французькою.

English: This was quite a well thought-out plan.
Macedonian: Тоа беше баш обмислен план.

English: The important thing is to listen carefully.
Russian: Важно внимательно слушать.

English: Are you free the day after tomorrow?
Dutch: Ben je overmorgen vrij?

English: That watch belonged to my grandfather.
Russian: Эти часы принадлежали моему деду.

English: Tom is now in prison.
Thai: ตอนนี้ทอมอยู่ในคุก

English: Please help Tom.
Berber: Ttxil-k, alel Tom.

English: The shop is closed on Sunday.
French: Le magasin est fermé le dimanche.

English: You seemed to enjoy doing that.
German: Das schien dir Spaß zu machen.

English: You should arrive at school before nine.
Vietnamese: Bạn phải đến trường trước 9 giờ.

English: I can't understand you.
Hebrew: אני לא מצליח להבין אותך.

English: You look like you've seen a ghost.
Polish: Wyglądasz jakbyś zobaczyła ducha.

English: Could you speak a little louder?
Spanish: ¿Podrías hablar un poco más alto?

English: Is Tom feeling better today?
Russian: Том сегодня лучше себя чувствует?

English: I want to thank you for what you've done for Tom.
Russian: Я хочу поблагодарить тебя за то, что ты сделал для Тома.

English: I closed my door.
Bulgarian: Затворих си вратата.

English: I think I read that somewhere.
Russian: По-моему, я об этом где-то читал.

English: It's time to sleep.
French: C'est l'heure de dormir.

English: We explored all possible ways of cutting expenditures.
German: Wir haben alle Möglichkeiten erhoben, mit denen wir unsere Ausgaben reduzieren können.

English: Does your head hurt often?
Russian: У тебя часто болит голова?

English: His mother came to pick him up.
Russian: Его мать заехала за ним.

English: Please close the door.
Italian: Chiudete la porta, per piacere.

English: You promised that Tom would be here.
Czech: Slíbil jsi, že Tom bude tady.

English: The leaves began to turn red and yellow.
Portuguese: As folhas começaram a avermelhar-se e amarelar-se.

English: I have two cats. One is black and the other is white.
Turkish: İki kedim var. Biri siyah, diğeri beyaz.

English: Do you plan to work until 10:00?
Berber: Tessefrayed ad tmahled arma d tis mraw?

English: I was living in Boston a few years ago.
Russian: Несколько лет назад я жил в Бостоне.

English: Can you read this?
Russian: Вы можете это прочесть?

English: Tom wanted Mary to stop what she was doing.
Kabyle: Tom yella yebɣa ad teḥbes Mary ayen tella txeddem.

English: He has an inferiority complex.
Spanish: Él tiene complejo de inferioridad.

English: Someone knocked on the front door.
Russian: Во входную дверь кто-то постучал.

English: Do you mind if I watch TV for a while?
German: Habt ihr was dagegen, wenn ich ein wenig fernsehe?

English: It's 3:30.
Polish: Jest trzecia trzydzieści.

English: I know that Tom was disappointed.
French: Je sais que Tom était déçu.

English: Sputnik was launched on October 4, 1957.
French: Spoutnik fut lancé le quatre octobre mille-neuf-cent-cinquante-sept.

English: I'm struggling with French grammar.
Turkish: Fransızca grameriyle boğuşuyorum.

English: I couldn't buy a red coat, so I bought a blue one.
Japanese: 赤いコートは買えなかったから、青いコートを買ったんだ。

English: Tom called home.
Ukrainian: Том зателефонував додому.

English: No one realized Tom was in pain.
Turkish: Hiç kimse Tom'un acı çektiğinin farkında değildi.

English: Tom handed Mary a thick gray envelope.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'ye kalın gri bir zarf verdi.

English: Then where did you go?
Assamese: পাছত আপুনি ক’লৈ গৈছিলে?

English: I agreed to buy it.
Serbian: Složio sam se da kupim to.

English: I reluctantly agreed.
Macedonian: Нерадо се согласив.

English: Well, you certainly have a lot to offer, Tom.
Macedonian: Епа, навистина имаш многу да понудиш, Том.

English: He is always in the background.
Ukrainian: Він завжди на задньому плані.

English: The kids have homework.
Finnish: Lapsilla on läksyjä.

English: "Is it OK if I don't do that?" "No, you have to do that."
German: „Muss ich das machen?“ – „Ja, das musst du.“

English: When I try to walk, I get an awful pain here.
French: Quand j'essaie de marcher, j'ai une douleur affreuse ici.

English: Please sit there.
Russian: Посидите там, пожалуйста.

English: We've come to help.
Italian: Siamo venuti ad aiutare.

English: Let me help you with your baggage.
French: Laissez-moi vous aider avec vos bagages.

English: What's your real purpose?
Hebrew: מהי המטרה האמיתית שלך?

English: Are you going to buy that?
German: Wirst du das kaufen?

English: What movie do you really want to see?
Italian: Che film volete davvero vedere?

English: I could hardly endure the pain.
Polish: Prawie nie mogłem znieść bólu.

English: What will you be having?
Italian: Cosa prenderà?

English: I'm pretty sure that Tom didn't even see Mary.
Russian: Я почти уверен, что Том даже не видел Мэри.

English: Tom disappeared mysteriously.
Hungarian: Tomi rejtélyes módon eltűnt.

English: Are these books yours or mine?
German: Sind das deine oder meine Bücher?

English: Are you in Australia?
Ukrainian: Ви в Австралії?

English: Put your arm down.
Macedonian: Спушти ја раката.

English: Be patient.
Italian: Porti pazienza.

English: I'm cooking.
Russian: Я готовлю.

English: When will your new novel be published?
Japanese: あなたの新しい小説はいつ出版されますか？

English: I'm not a teacher.
Portuguese: Eu não sou professor.

English: I didn't tell Tom how many eggs to buy.
Assamese: মই টমক কেইটা কণী কিনিব লাগে কোৱা নাই।

English: The instructions are on the package.
Turkish: Talimatlar ambalaj üzerindedir.

English: He is still alive.
Marathi: ते अजूनही जिवंत आहेत.

English: I don't think they've seen us.
Russian: Не думаю, что они нас видели.

English: I have a little fever.
French: J'ai un peu de fièvre.

English: Is this the program you wanted to watch?
Ukrainian: Це програма, яку ти хотів подивитися?

English: Let's go back to Australia.
Ukrainian: Повернімося до Австралії.

English: Please stop.
Hebrew: נא עצור.

English: Exports have been sluggish.
Romanian: Exporturile au încetinit.

English: Mary is a nun.
Russian: Мэри — монахиня.

English: I went swimming in the sea.
French: Je suis allé nager à la mer.

English: Tom thinks he has found the answer.
German: Tom glaubt, die Antwort gefunden zu haben.

English: You can consult with me any time.
Icelandic: Þú getur ráðfært þig við mig hvenær sem er.

English: This food is gluten-free.
Portuguese: Este alimento não contém glúten.

English: Introduce me to your parents when you feel ready.
Spanish: Presentame a tus padres cuando te sientas preparada.

English: Take the road on the right.
Hebrew: פנה בכביש ימינה.

English: His advice didn't help much.
German: Sein Rat half nicht besonders.

English: Put it into a paper bag.
Russian: Положи это в бумажный пакет.