English: Tom isn't a comedian.
Italian: Tom non è un cabarettista.

English: I try to always be prepared.
Italian: Provo sempre ad essere preparata.

English: Tom would like something cold to drink.
Hungarian: Tom szeretne valami hideget inni.

English: I've told you everything I remember.
German: Ich habe Ihnen alles gesagt, woran ich mich erinnere.

English: It's not hopeless.
Macedonian: Не е безнадежно.

English: These kinds of mistakes are inevitable.
Italian: Questi tipi di errori sono inevitabili.

English: Let me look at you.
Russian: Дай я на тебя посмотрю.

English: I use it.
French: Je l'utilise.

English: I have one more.
Russian: У меня есть ещё одно.

English: Tom has started a blog.
German: Tom hat einen Blog gestartet.

English: That deal was signed last week.
Czech: Dohoda se podepsala minulý týden.

English: I told myself I'd never be able to do that.
Portuguese: Eu disse a mim mesmo que nunca seria capaz de fazer isso.

English: My mother is at home.
Russian: Мама дома.

English: I'd like a hotel near the airport.
Japanese: 空港に近いホテルがいいな。

English: He hates carrots.
German: Er hasst Karotten.

English: He was injured in the accident.
Hebrew: הוא נפצע בתאונת הדרכים.

English: That's how I see it.
Turkish: Ben böyle görüyorum.

English: I heard my name called in the crowd.
Hebrew: שמעתי שמישהו קרא בשמי בין ההמונים.

English: I don't like doing that when it's raining.
Turkish: Yağmur yağarken bunu yapmayı sevmiyorum.

English: I couldn't come because of the rain.
Italian: Io non potevo venire per via della pioggia.

English: May I ask you a favor?
Portuguese: Permites-me pedir-te um favor?

English: Tom tossed a coin into the fountain.
German: Tom warf eine Münze in den Brunnen.

English: Tom has something for you.
Italian: Tom ha qualcosa per lei.

English: Tom needs someone he can talk to.
Russian: Тому нужен человек, с которым он мог бы поговорить.

English: It goes without saying that money is not everything.
Russian: Понятно без слов, что деньги - это ещё не всё.

English: We're dying.
Dutch: Wij zijn stervende.

English: I think that he will succeed.
Czech: Myslím, že uspěje.

English: Why did you paint your house green?
Russian: Зачем ты покрасил свой дом в зелёный цвет?

English: It's totally useless.
Ukrainian: Це геть марно.

English: Do you think you could give me a paper bag?
Kabyle: Acu tennam, tzemrem ad iyi-d-tefkem tacekkaṛt n lkaɣeḍ.

English: I suddenly feel old.
Hebrew: לפתע אני מרגיש זקן.

English: Tom is a good guy.
Russian: Том - хороший парень.

English: When I heard that, I was mortified.
Macedonian: Кога го слушнав тоа, се следив.

English: Tom's eyes are blue.
Ukrainian: У Тома блакитні очі.

English: Are you sure you don't want this?
Russian: Вы точно этого не хотите?

English: I'm getting ready for the worst.
German: Ich bereite mich auf das Schlimmste vor...

English: Tom was hoping we'd do that.
Russian: Том надеялся, что мы это сделаем.

English: The other one doesn't work.
Hebrew: השנייה לא פועלת.

English: Tom is giggling.
Hungarian: Tom kuncog.

English: What are your favorite books?
Berber: D acu-ten yidlisen-nnek imenyafen?

English: Love doesn't die.
Portuguese: O amor não morre.

English: Tom inherited a lot of money.
Portuguese: Tom herdou muito dinheiro.

English: I don't think this is necessary.
Turkish: Gerekli olduğunu sanmıyorum.

English: I thought that Tom would be at home.
Ukrainian: Я думала, Том буде вдома.

English: Let me pay for it.
Russian: Позвольте мне заплатить.

English: Why did you agree to help me?
Russian: Почему вы согласились мне помочь?

English: I'm not likely to ever do that.
Ukrainian: Малоймовірно, що я це коли-небудь робитиму.

English: This sentence doesn't make sense.
Japanese: この文章では意味が通じません。

English: How did you get Tom to let you do that?
Berber: Amek ay tesqenɛed Tom ad k-yeǧǧ ad tged aya?

English: How many boys are there in the room?
French: Combien de garçons y a-t-il dans la pièce ?

English: We can build a wall with bricks and mortar.
Italian: Possiamo erigere un muro con mattoni e malta.

English: I hate this part of the movie.
Portuguese: Odeio esta parte do filme.

English: This isn't enough.
Portuguese: Isso não é o suficiente.

English: I'm sure we'll find something to do.
Russian: Уверен, мы найдём чем заняться.

English: Tom is speaking.
Berber: Tom atan la yessawal.

English: A host of friends came to see me off.
Finnish: Suuri joukko ystäviäni tuli saattamaan minua matkaan.

English: I'd never do something like that.
German: So etwas würde ich nie tun.

English: Tom told me that he'd like to become a doctor.
Portuguese: Tom me contou que ele gostaria de se tornar um médico.

English: I borrow them from the city library.
Danish: Jeg låner dem fra biblioteket.

English: She was a bundle of nerves last night.
Portuguese: Ela era uma pilha de nervos na noite passada.

English: You should come to Boston.
Portuguese: Você deveria vir para Boston.

English: The auction ends Monday.
Italian: L'asta finisce lunedì.

English: It didn't use to be that way.
Russian: Раньше всё было не так.

English: Tom doesn't waste time.
Ukrainian: Том не марнує час.

English: This movie is boring.
Russian: Этот фильм скучный.

English: I think that I was followed by someone.
Malay: Saya rasa saya diekori seseorang tadi

English: That problem is too simple.
Italian: Quel problema è troppo semplice.

English: Here comes the train.
French: Voilà le train.

English: I invited my friends to dinner.
Ukrainian: Я запросив друзів на вечерю.

English: I just emailed you.
Bulgarian: Току-що ти пратих имейл.

English: Are you good at playing the piano?
German: Spielst du gut Klavier?

English: Tom's speech was excellent.
Russian: Речь Тома была превосходна.

English: I have a maid.
Italian: Ho una domestica.

English: For three weeks, he ate nothing at all.
Spanish: Durante 3 semanas, no comió absolutamente nada.

English: Korean food is generally very spicy.
Spanish: La comida coreana es generalmente muy picante.

English: I'm not old enough.
Macedonian: Не сум доволно стар.

English: This is the end.
Hebrew: זה הסיום.

English: You seem tired. You should go to bed.
Italian: Sembri stanca. Dovresti andare a letto.

English: You suggested it yourself.
Italian: L'ha suggerito da solo.

English: Tom will teach you how to do that.
Ukrainian: Том навчить тебе, як це робити.

English: I want to go to a hotel.
Russian: Я хочу поехать в отель.

English: Are you out of your mind?
French: Êtes-vous fou ?

English: No one believes me.
German: Keiner glaubt mir.

English: Is that coffee?
Russian: Это кофе?

English: That will help.
Finnish: Se auttaa.

English: I know how to get there.
Polish: Wiem jak się tam dostać.

English: I know you wanted to tell me something.
Hebrew: אני יודע שרצית להגיד לי משהו.

English: It rained nonstop.
Macedonian: Врнеше непрекинато.

English: I visited Boston for the first time last summer.
Russian: Я впервые был в Бостоне прошлым летом.

English: You were almost run over by a truck.
Hebrew: כמעט שנדרסתן על ידי משאית.

English: How many trees did you cut down yesterday?
Italian: Quanti alberi ha abbattuto ieri?

English: Tom is smiling at the baby.
Italian: Tom sta sorridendo al bebè.

English: I think that you need new glasses.
Russian: Думаю, тебе нужны новые очки.

English: Tom doesn't need to speak so loud.
Hebrew: תום לא צריך לדבר כל כך חזק.

English: Her parents loved me.
Hebrew: ההורים שלה אהבו אותי.

English: Let's meet at the station at 2:30.
Russian: Встречаемся на вокзале в четырнадцать тридцать.

English: Unlike birds, which feed and shelter their young, fish abandon their eggs.
Spanish: A diferencia de las aves, las cuales alimentan y dan refugio a sus polluelos, los peces abandonan sus huevos.

English: I had a very good time today.
Vietnamese: Hôm nay tôi rất vui.

English: Tom doesn't care what other people say about him.
Finnish: Tomia ei kiinnosta mitä muut sanovat hänestä.