English: Do you want a calculator?
Marathi: तुला कॅल्क्युलेटर हवाय का?

English: Tom has a medical bracelet.
Berber: Tom ila azebg asnajyan.

English: I want an answer to that question.
Spanish: Quiero una respuesta a esa pregunta.

English: Tom is all alone again.
Latvian: Toms atkal ir pilnīgi viens.

English: I think I'm the only one awake.
Dutch: Ik denk dat ik de enige ben die wakker is.

English: Where did you buy it?
Berber: Anda ay t-id-tesɣamt?

English: I waited over a week.
Ukrainian: Я чекав більше тижня.

English: Why do you want to see Tom?
Russian: Почему ты хочешь увидеть Тома?

English: It's my turn to drive next.
Mandarin Chinese: 下次该轮到我开车了。

English: I'd leave.
Italian: Partirei.

English: I'm not the one who usually does this.
Russian: Обычно этим не я занимаюсь.

English: I thought Tom wouldn't do that.
Italian: Io pensavo che Tom non lo avrebbe fatto.

English: These two brothers resemble each other.
Hungarian: Ez a két testvér hasonlít egymásra.

English: Tom is going to be here soon.
French: Tom sera bientôt là.

English: I plan to stay in Australia for three days.
Russian: Я планирую остаться в Австралии на три дня.

English: He knows what he's talking about.
Dutch: Hij weet waar hij het over heeft.

English: It's the first time that anybody said something like that to me.
Italian: È la prima volta che qualcuno mi dice qualcosa di simile.

English: Tom leaned back in his chair.
Bulgarian: Том се облегна назад в стола си.

English: They don't pay you enough.
Russian: Они вам недоплачивают.

English: Tom learned how to do that from his grandfather.
French: Tom a appris à faire ça avec son grand-père.

English: Who are you supposed to be?
French: Qui es-tu supposé être ?

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

English: How did you manage to do that?
German: Wie hast du das geschafft?

English: I have just arrived here.
Italian: Io sono appena arrivata qui.

English: He did the opposite.
Spanish: Hizo lo contrario.

English: Is his father a teacher?
Swedish: Är hans far lärare?

English: You still have a lot to learn.
Indonesian: Kamu masih harus belajar banyak.

English: Is she married?
Bengali: তিনি কি বিবাহিত?

English: Honey, are you here?
Macedonian: Душо, тука ли си?

English: Do you want to buy a shirt?
Italian: Volete comprare una camicia?

English: I haven't seen Tom in ages.
Russian: Я сто лет Тома не видел.

English: You're in a lot of trouble.
Russian: У вас большие проблемы.

English: They were caught red-handed.
Swedish: De blev tagna på bar gärning.

English: I'm not in love with you.
Italian: Non sono innamorato di te.

English: I really appreciate you letting me use your apartment.
Ukrainian: Я дуже тобі вдячний, що ти дозволяєш мені користуватися твоєю квартирою.

English: Where did you see that?
Berber: Anda ay teẓrid aya?

English: I wonder why Tom didn't help Mary.
Italian: Mi chiedo perché Tom non abbia aiutato Mary.

English: Her garden is a work of art.
Portuguese: Seu jardim é uma obra de arte.

English: Can you tell me who they are?
Russian: Вы можете сказать мне, кто они такие?

English: I seldom hear from him.
Czech: Sotva se mi ozve.

English: Tom is a bit crazy, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è un po' pazzo, vero?

English: I thought you knew.
Macedonian: Мислев дека знаеш.

English: Am I making myself clear?
Hebrew: האם דבריי ברורים?

English: I thought that only happened in fairytales.
Russian: Я думал, такое только в сказках бывает.

English: She will leave for New York next Sunday.
Japanese: 彼女は今度の日曜日にニューヨークへ出発します。

English: Where did you spend your summer?
Berber: Anda ay tekkam anebdu-nwen?

English: How did you know Tom was adopted?
Berber: Amek ay teẓrid Tom yettwasmemmi?

English: My father was about to leave when the phone rang.
Turkish: Telefon çaldığında babam ayrılmak üzereydi.

English: Please light a candle.
Russian: Зажги свечу, пожалуйста.

English: She ordered him to clean up his room.
Ukrainian: Вона наказала йому прибрати в своїй кімнаті.

English: How is your work coming along?
Spanish: ¿Cómo va tu trabajo?

English: You seem very tired.
Portuguese: Você parece estar muito cansada.

English: You should come.
Portuguese: Você deveria vir.

English: I don't have a younger sister.
Hebrew: אין לי אחות צעירה יותר.

English: If you want security in your old age, begin saving now.
Vietnamese: Nếu bạn muốn sống một cuộc sống an nhàn lúc về già, thì hãy bắt đầu tiết kiệm từ bây giờ.

English: I'm not going anywhere today.
Russian: Я сегодня никуда не пойду.

English: My bicycle is much newer than yours.
Berber: Tasnasɣalt-inu d tamaynut s waṭas ɣef tin-nwent.

English: Tom has a friend living in Boston.
German: Tom hat einen Freund, der in Boston lebt.

English: Both are possible.
Portuguese: Ambos são possíveis.

English: Tom knows that he'll be punished.
Hebrew: תום יודע שהוא יֵעַנֵּשׁ.

English: I just want to dance.
Macedonian: Само сакам да танцувам.

English: You're going to lose.
Russian: Ты проиграешь.

English: Tom missed the opportunity for a promotion.
German: Tom verpasste die Gelegenheit für eine Beförderung.

English: I believe you can help us.
Berber: Yuwey-iyi-d Ṛebbi tzemrem ad aɣ-tɛawnem.

English: I've started playing guitar again.
Russian: Я снова стал играть на гитаре.

English: I will be free in ten minutes.
Spanish: Estaré libre en 10 minutos.

English: I have nothing to say on this matter.
German: Ich habe dazu nichts zu sagen.

English: I shouldn't have kissed you.
German: Ich hätte Sie nicht küssen sollen.

English: I won't tell anybody that you're in Australia.
Dutch: Ik zal niemand vertellen dat je in Australië bent.

English: March is the third month of the year.
Hebrew: מרץ הוא החודש השלישי בשנה.

English: Tom tried to stay composed.
Hebrew: תום ניסה לשלוט ברגשותיו.

English: Please tell me which one to take.
Russian: Скажи мне, пожалуйста, какое брать.

English: Tom is wearing white socks.
Hungarian: Tom fehér zoknit visel.

English: We crossed the street.
German: Wir überquerten die Straße.

English: Someone stole my passport.
Berber: Ukren-iyi amsukki-inu.

English: Isn't that dangerous?
German: Ist das nicht gefährlich?

English: I'm going to stay in the pool a little longer.
Finnish: Jään altaaseen vielä hetkeksi.

English: The clock stopped. It needs a new battery.
German: Die Uhr ist stehengeblieben. Sie braucht eine neue Batterie.

English: Do you think I'm an idiot?
Japanese: 私のことバカだと思ってるの？

English: They are in the kitchen.
Dutch: Zij zijn in de keuken.

English: This is a little difficult for me to say.
Italian: Questo è un po' difficile per me da dire.

English: I'll come back later.
Hungarian: Később még visszajövök.

English: Tom has made a number of enemies.
Italian: Tom si è fatto un certo numero di nemici.

English: They want more money.
Italian: Loro vogliono più denaro.

English: I can't live without a TV.
Hungarian: Nem tudok tévé nélkül élni.

English: Where's the loo?
Turkish: Tuvalet nerede?

English: Tom turned the music off.
German: Tom stellte die Musik aus.

English: I promised I wasn't going to do this.
French: J'ai promis que je n'allais pas faire ça.

English: My dog sometimes eats grass.
Portuguese: Meu cachorro às vezes come mato.

English: I climbed out of the ravine.
Russian: Я выкарабкался из оврага.

English: Tom said he didn't have anywhere to go.
Japanese: トムは「行くところがないんだ」と言った。

English: I don't know what has gotten into you.
French: Je ne sais pas ce qui vous prend.

English: I have a big problem.
Polish: Mam poważny problem.

English: She was sore at me for being late.
German: Sie war verärgert über mich, weil ich mich verspätet hatte.

English: We could make a salad.
French: Nous pourrions faire une salade.

English: She is more of an acquaintance than a friend.
Hungarian: Sokkal inkább egy ismerős, mint barátnő.

English: Your wife says some strange things.
Portuguese: A sua esposa diz umas coisas estranhas.

English: It seems like there's something missing.
Hebrew: נראה שמשהו חסר.