English: I'm not sure anymore.
Italian: Io non sono più sicura.

English: I wasn't able to get all the things done that needed to be done.
Portuguese: Não consegui fazer todas as coisas que precisavam de ser feitas.

English: Tom never lived in Boston.
Finnish: Tom ei koskaan asunut Bostonissa.

English: I like to shower at night.
Spanish: Me gusta ducharme por la noche.

English: Stay here with Tom.
Portuguese: Fique aqui com Tom.

English: I was deeply moved by his speech.
Japanese: 私は彼の話に深く感動した。

English: Get out your notebooks and pens.
Italian: Tirate fuori i vostri quaderni e le vostre penne.

English: He explained in detail what he had seen.
Russian: Он детально объяснил всё, что видел.

English: They don't have to pay anything.
German: Sie brauchen nichts zu bezahlen.

English: I knew what I was doing.
Russian: Я знал, что делал.

English: I'll never be rich.
Portuguese: Eu nunca serei rico.

English: That store is closed Mondays.
Kabyle: Tettṣekkiṛ tḥanut-a ass n letnayen.

English: I'm not quite done here.
Turkish: Burada daha işim bitmedi.

English: Who taught you how to drive?
Russian: Кто научил вас водить?

English: Did Tom like your new shirt?
Russian: Тому понравилась Ваша новая рубашка?

English: He is inclined to look at everything from the standpoint of its practicality and is neither stingy nor extravagant.
Italian: Lui è incline a guardare tutto dal punto di vista della sua praticità e non è né avaro né stravagante.

English: I've become smarter.
Finnish: Minusta on tullut älykkäämpi.

English: Your fever is getting worse.
Czech: Tvoje horečka se zhoršuje.

English: Children get tired quickly.
Spanish: Los niños se cansan rápido.

English: Tom and I go out together.
Russian: Мы с Томом встречаемся.

English: Tom was an electrical engineer.
Portuguese: Tom era engenheiro elétrico.

English: It took a whole month to break in those new shoes.
Russian: Потребовался целый месяц, чтобы разносить те новые ботинки.

English: I'll be waiting for you at the station tomorrow morning.
Ukrainian: Я чекатиму на тебе на станції завтра вранці.

English: Try to act your age.
Hebrew: תשתדל להתנהג על פי גילך.

English: She has a brother in Tokyo.
Kabyle: Tesɛa yiwen n gma-s deg Tokyo.

English: Tom has trouble getting along with other people.
Russian: Том с трудом ладит с людьми.

English: Do you think that this can be repaired?
German: Denkt ihr, dass man das reparieren kann?

English: I've been to the supermarket.
Japanese: 私はスーパーマーケットへ行ってきたところだ。

English: Why did you ask to see me?
Portuguese: Por que vocês pediram para me ver?

English: I was just looking for a job.
Italian: Stavo solamente cercando un lavoro.

English: I have no real choice.
French: Je ne dispose pas d'un véritable choix.

English: Were I rich, I would help the poor.
Hungarian: Ha gazdag lennék, segítenék a szegényeknek.

English: All I said was I needed to get some fresh air.
Czech: Akorát jsem řekl, že potřebuji na vzduch.

English: Where are the shoes?
French: Où sont les chaussures ?

English: I like rock.
Hungarian: Szeretem a rockot.

English: France borders Italy.
Bulgarian: Франция граничи с Италия.

English: Let's go to Boston together.
Macedonian: Ајде заедно да одиме во Бостон.

English: Let me have the list.
Ukrainian: Дай-но мені цей список.

English: How many people do you have in your family?
Slovak: Koľkočlenná je tvoja rodina?

English: Tom isn't good at sports.
Japanese: トムは運動が苦手だ。

English: Tom cared.
Ukrainian: Тому було небайдуже.

English: Tom doesn't know how to relax and just enjoy life.
Portuguese: Tom não sabe como relaxar e simplesmente aproveitar a vida.

English: I'm still sick.
Turkish: Ben hala hastayım.

English: There's nothing to negotiate.
German: Es gibt nichts zu verhandeln.

English: Plants take in water from the soil.
Turkish: Bitkiler suyu topraktan alır.

English: He reminds me of my grandfather.
Hebrew: הוא מזכיר לי את סבי.

English: Governments usually resort to price control when inflation has reached a certain level.
Spanish: Los gobiernos suelen recurrir al control de precios cuando la inflación ha alcanzado un cierto nivel.

English: Dental care is expensive.
German: Zahnpflege ist teuer.

English: He looks very worried.
Russian: Он выглядит очень обеспокоенно.

English: Do you come to this restaurant often?
Italian: Venite spesso in questo ristorante?

English: Well done!
Dutch: Mooi gedaan!

English: I'll need to think about it.
French: Il faudra que j'y réfléchisse.

English: I'm very sick.
Russian: Я очень болен.

English: I don't know why.
Hebrew: אני לא יודע למה.

English: The villagers are suspicious of outsiders.
Belarusian: Вяскоўцы ставяцца да чужых з падазрэннем.

English: I believe in ghosts.
Finnish: Uskon aaveisiin.

English: Would you like some apricot jam?
Italian: Vorreste un po' di marmellata di albicocche?

English: Tom and John are good friends.
Marathi: टॉम आणि जॉन चांगले मित्र आहेत.

English: This article was written by a college professor.
Japanese: この記事はある大学教授によって書かれました。

English: I wanted to go with Tom.
Ukrainian: Я хотіла піти з Томом.

English: I didn't know that Tom was a vegetarian.
Russian: Я не знал, что Том - вегетарианец.

English: I don't want people to hate me.
Ukrainian: Я не хочу, щоб люди мене ненавиділи.

English: Her health has been declining these past months.
French: Sa santé s'est dégradée ces derniers mois.

English: I just wasn't ready for it.
Azerbaijani: Mən sadəcə olaraq buna hazır deyildim.

English: Tom can't come to the office today.
Italian: Tom non può venire in ufficio oggi.

English: How did you answer her?
Italian: Come le avete risposto?

English: I am sorry that I shall not be able to be with you at Christmas as I had planned.
French: Je suis désolé de ne pas pouvoir être avec toi à Noël comme je l'avais prévu.

English: I'll always take care of you.
Italian: Io mi prenderò sempre cura di voi.

English: They are having a chat.
Berber: Atni la ttqeṣṣiren.

English: Why are you always avoiding me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué siempre me evitas?

English: You decide.
Hungarian: Te döntesz.

English: I know you like to travel.
Russian: Я знаю, что ты любишь путешествовать.

English: I expected a better explanation.
Hungarian: Jobb magyarázatra számítottam.

English: I have to choose between the two.
Berber: Ilaq ad xtireɣ yiwen seg sin-aggi.

English: It's magic.
Tagalog: Mahiya siya.

English: This is the third scene of the second act.
Russian: Это третье явление второго акта.

English: Tom is seldom late for appointments.
German: Tom kommt selten zu spät zu Verabredungen.

English: I used to be afraid of spiders.
Ukrainian: Я колись боявся павуків.

English: I don't have an older sister.
Japanese: 私には、姉はいません。

English: Tom and John are good friends.
Berber: Tom d John d imeddukal yelhan.

English: This car sells well.
Berber: Takeṛṛust-a tettnuzu aṭas.

English: He's interested in many things.
French: Il est intéressé par beaucoup de choses.

English: I have a few minutes.
Italian: Ho qualche minuto.

English: Though he is over eighty, he is still healthy.
Hebrew: למרות שהוא כבר עבר את השמונים, הוא עדיין בריא.

English: I know you're busy.
Italian: Lo so che siete occupate.

English: How did it happen?
Italian: Com'è successo?

English: Please go away.
Romanian: Te rog să mă lași!

English: He has two daughters.
Hungarian: Két lánya van neki.

English: I'm a bit drunk.
Russian: Я немного пьяна.

English: Turn toward me, please.
Hebrew: תפנה אליי, בבקשה.

English: Everything could change.
Czech: Všechno by se mohlo změnit.

English: They welcomed me warmly, so I felt at home.
Spanish: Me dieron la bienvenida cálidamente, así que me sentí en casa.

English: Ask him whether they still live in Tokyo.
Italian: Chiedetegli se vivono ancora a Tokyo.

English: Tom agrees with you.
Berber: Tom iwufeq-ik.

English: There is no antidote.
Russian: Противоядия нет.

English: Perhaps Tom can fix it.
Dutch: Misschien kan Tom het repareren.