English: Tom looks mortified.
Macedonian: Том изгледа многу засрамено.

English: This may be research my secretary did.
Hebrew: זה עשוי להיות מחקר שבוצע על ידי המזכירה שלי.

English: Would you like me to tell the truth?
Russian: Ты бы хотел, чтобы я сказал правду?

English: There aren't any fish living in this river anymore.
Hebrew: אין כבר דגים בנהר הזה.

English: Tom won't go back home soon.
Russian: Том не скоро пойдёт домой.

English: I asked for help.
Italian: Io ho chiesto aiuto.

English: This is going to take years.
Swedish: Detta kommer att ta åratal.

English: Just forget it.
Italian: Lo dimentichi e basta.

English: Tell Tom we're on our way.
Danish: Sig til Tom at vi er på vej.

English: I can't look away.
Ukrainian: Я не можу відвести погляд.

English: She has just turned twenty.
Portuguese: Ela acabou de completar vinte anos.

English: You're relaxed.
Hungarian: Nincs benned feszültség.

English: Tom says that he doesn't want to do that anymore.
Russian: Том говорит, что больше не хочет этого делать.

English: I didn't go swimming today.
Italian: Non sono andato a nuotare oggi.

English: I'm wearing an orange T-shirt.
Dutch: Ik draag een oranje T-shirt.

English: I don't have any more room on my shelves for any more books.
Russian: У меня на полках уже нет места для новых книг.

English: You can't sell it.
Kabyle: Ur tezmiremt ara ad tt-tezzenzemt.

English: Tom will do the same.
Russian: Том сделает то же самое.

English: I should've said no.
Hungarian: Nem kellett volna mondanom.

English: I don't agree with you completely.
Italian: Non sono completamente d'accordo con lei.

English: I enjoyed being in Boston.
Italian: Mi è piaciuto essere a Boston.

English: Tom isn't used to city life.
Russian: Том не привык к городской жизни.

English: Which is your luggage?
Italian: Qual è la vostra valigia?

English: Tom's hair is chestnut brown.
French: Tom a les cheveux châtains.

English: She was more beautiful than all of the others.
French: Elle était plus belle que tous les autres.

English: You've got something that belongs to me.
German: Ihr habt etwas, was mir gehört.

English: Tom confirmed what Mary said.
Hungarian: Tom megerősítette, amit Mary mondott.

English: Have you eaten dinner yet?
Japanese: 夕飯はもう食べたの？

English: I don't want to make a fool of myself.
Russian: Я не хочу выставлять себя дураком.

English: Each boy has his own room.
Greek: Κάθε αγόρι έχει το δικό του δωμάτιο.

English: Tom is being forced to do that.
Russian: Тома заставляют это делать.

English: He looked in all directions, but didn't see anyone.
Turkish: Her yöne baktı, fakat kimseyi görmedi.

English: Which search engine do you use?
Berber: D acu n umutur n unadi ay tesseqdacemt?

English: I caught them by surprise.
Hebrew: תפסתי אותם בהפתעה.

English: This package weighs three pounds.
Portuguese: Este pacote pesa três libras.

English: They just want jobs.
Finnish: He vain haluavat töitä.

English: How did Tom find you?
Macedonian: Како те нашол Том?

English: Do you think Tom is lying to us?
Finnish: Luuletko, että Tom valehtelee meille?

English: The data hasn't been compiled yet.
French: Les données n'ont pas encore été compilées.

English: You know I'm older than you are.
Finnish: Sinä tiedät, että olen vanhempi kuin sinä.

English: The house is on top of the hill.
Hungarian: A ház a domb tetején található.

English: Are you wearing shoes?
Russian: Ты обут?

English: Who else knows about your secret?
Dutch: Wie anders kent uw geheim?

English: That could mean real trouble.
Turkish: O gerçek sıkıntı anlamına gelebilir.

English: Please come.
Hebrew: בואי בבקשה.

English: Don't interfere in others' affairs.
Portuguese: Não se intrometa nas coisas dos outros.

English: I called Tom to ask him to do that.
Italian: Chiamai Tom per chiedergli di farlo.

English: Tom is already in love with Mary.
Italian: Tom è già innamorato di Mary.

English: Tom has a shotgun.
Russian: У Тома есть дробовик.

English: What do they call their baby?
Berber: Amek ay as-semman i ulufan-nsen?

English: Copper and silver are both metals.
Italian: Il rame e l'argento sono entrambi metalli.

English: Did you call me?
Hungarian: Telefonáltál nekem?

English: There's a party going on next door.
German: Da ist ganz schön was los bei den Nachbarn.

English: When you've finished reading that book, could you lend it to me?
Russian: Когда дочитаешь эту книгу, не мог бы ты мне её одолжить?

English: I enjoyed talking with you.
Kabyle: Iɛǧeb-iyi lḥal mi mmeslayeɣ yid-kent.

English: It's not good to read in a dark room.
German: Es ist nicht gut, in einem dunklen Raum zu lesen.

English: I wish you a happy birthday.
Italian: Ti auguro un felice compleanno.

English: I don't think that we should eat this.
Russian: Не думаю, что нам стоит это есть.

English: The teacher suspected the student was cheating.
Portuguese: A professora suspeitou de que o estudante estava trapaceando.

English: Tom felt sympathy for Mary.
Turkish: Tom, Mary için sempati hissetti.

English: Thank you for clearing up the misunderstanding.
Berber: Tanemmirt imi ay tefriḍ tamsalt-nni ayɣef ur nemsefham.

English: She is fluent in English and French.
Finnish: Hän puhuu sujuvasti englantia ja ranskaa.

English: Your temperature's a little high.
Ukrainian: У вас трохи підвищена температура.

English: What did you open it with?
Berber: S wacu ay t-tledyeḍ?

English: Who asked for vodka?
Turkish: Kim votka istedi?

English: I'll give him your message when he comes.
Ukrainian: Я передам йому ваше повідомлення, коли він прийде.

English: I've heard a lot about it.
German: Ich habe schon viel davon gehört.

English: Mary is a bad girl.
Italian: Mary è una cattiva ragazza.

English: So what are you suggesting?
Dutch: Wat stellen jullie dan voor?

English: Tom likes hiking.
Russian: Том нравятся походы.

English: Have you set the table?
Serbian: Да ли си поспремио сто?

English: My friend gave me a silk scarf.
French: Mon amie m'a donné un foulard de soie.

English: Get away from here.
Berber: Ddumt seg-a.

English: How do you like your beef stew?
Italian: Quanto le piace il suo spezzatino di manzo?

English: I don't go to school by bus.
Spanish: No voy al colegio en bus.

English: I spent the weekend with friends.
Hungarian: A barátaimmal töltöttem a hétvégét.

English: Need a lift?
French: T'as besoin d'un chauffeur ?

English: It was pitch black outside.
Dutch: Het was pikdonker buiten.

English: We must follow their instructions.
Slovak: Musíme nasledovať ich pokyny.

English: You're out of sugar.
Italian: È senza zucchero.

English: I live on the first floor.
Portuguese: Eu moro no primeiro andar.

English: They're rich.
Spanish: Son ricas.

English: Nobody knows why.
Russian: Никто не знает почему.

English: I am much obliged to you for your help.
Bulgarian: Много съм ти задължен заради помощта ти.

English: Everybody wants to be happy.
Estonian: Igaüks tahab õnnelik olla.

English: I shook hands with Tom.
Finnish: Kättelin Tomia.

English: You must fulfill your duty.
Berber: Yessefk ad tgeḍ lwajeb-nnek.

English: Can I speak to you in private?
Italian: Posso parlare con te in privato?

English: He came to my house.
Portuguese: Ele veio à minha casa.

English: We both know you don't live where you say you do.
German: Wir wissen beide, dass du nicht dort lebst, wo du sagst.

English: What do you want to do while you're here?
Portuguese: O que quer fazer enquanto estiver aqui?

English: Where is the fabric softener?
German: Wo ist der Weichspüler?

English: He studied hard and passed the test.
Russian: Он усердно учился и прошёл тест.

English: You did that.
Hungarian: Ezt ti tettétek.

English: I didn't know Tom hadn't done what he was supposed to do.
French: Je ne savais pas que Tom n'avait pas fait ce qu'il était censé faire.

English: Have you met him yet?
Portuguese: Você já o encontrou?

English: Do you want them?
Greek: Τις θέλεις;

English: He'll be taking an exam next week.
German: Er hat nächste Woche Prüfung.