English: He has two cats.
Greek: Έχει δύο γάτους.

English: Tom doesn't want to compromise.
Dutch: Tom wil niets inleveren.

English: It finally happened.
Portuguese: Finalmente aconteceu.

English: I've been in Boston since October.
Italian: Io sono a Boston da ottobre.

English: Could you teach me some French?
Romanian: Ați putea să mă învățați puțină franceză?

English: Tom isn't too young.
Russian: Том не слишком молод.

English: Tom isn't going to argue.
Portuguese: Tom não vai discutir.

English: Advance two steps.
French: Avance de deux pas.

English: I still don't know the rules.
German: Ich kenne die Regeln immer noch nicht.

English: Tom is one of Boston's best lawyers.
German: Tom ist einer der besten Rechtsanwälte in Boston.

English: Has Tom paid you already?
French: Tom vous a-t-il déjà payée ?

English: He cast his line into the lake.
Japanese: 彼は釣り糸を湖に投げた。

English: You shouldn't run around with a toothbrush in your mouth.
Japanese: 歯ブラシをくわえたまま走り回ってはいけません。

English: Don't you want to see Tom again?
Russian: Ты больше не хочешь видеть Тома?

English: Do you think Tom has enough money to buy that?
Russian: Думаете, у Тома достаточно денег, чтобы это купить?

English: Tennis is my favorite sport.
Italian: Il tennis è il mio sport preferito.

English: I don't have a ticket.
Dutch: Ik heb geen ticket.

English: Have you seen my report?
Ukrainian: Ти бачив мій звіт?

English: You're a really bad liar.
German: Du bist ein ziemlich schlechter Lügner.

English: Don't touch that doorknob.
Bulgarian: Не пипай топката на вратата.

English: This is a stressful situation.
French: C'est une situation stressante.

English: Tom sings in French.
Russian: Том поёт по-французски.

English: Do you two get along?
Ukrainian: Ви двоє ладнаєте між собою?

English: Please come with us to Boston.
Italian: Per favore, venite con noi a Boston.

English: That child threw a stone at the dog.
Berber: Aqcic-inna yeṛjem aydi-nni s weẓru.

English: They are very cheerful.
French: Ils sont très joyeux.

English: Tom won't mind.
Indonesian: Tom tidak akan keberatan.

English: What did Tom buy?
Marathi: टॉमने काय विकत घेतलं?

English: Tom is in his office.
Macedonian: Том е во својата канцеларија.

English: Everything that lives will die sometime.
Portuguese: Tudo o que vive morrerá uma hora.

English: OK, I think I got it.
French: D'accord, je pense que j'ai pigé.

English: I don't want to have to do this.
German: Ich will das nicht machen müssen.

English: Tom told me it would be easy.
Portuguese: Tom me disse que seria fácil.

English: Do you have any books to read?
Russian: У тебя есть какие-нибудь книги почитать?

English: Tom is terrifying.
Italian: Tom è spaventoso.

English: It's a personal matter.
German: Es handelt sich um eine persönliche Angelegenheit.

English: How many times do you go to the dentist in a year?
Russian: Сколько раз в год ты ходишь к зубному?

English: I didn't go there yesterday.
Russian: Я туда вчера не поехал.

English: I thought that I ought to offer Tom some help.
Hebrew: חשבתי שאני צריך להציע לתום קצת עזרה.

English: Did you shoot Tom?
Portuguese: Você atirou no Tom?

English: I'm not the only one here who doesn't understand French.
French: Je ne suis pas la seule ici qui ne comprend pas le français.

English: Tom has been told.
Italian: A Tom è stato detto.

English: Tom is punctual.
Japanese: トムって、きちんとしてるね。

English: How have things changed?
Berber: Amek ay beddlent tɣawsiwin?

English: She put lots of sugar in the coffee.
German: Sie tat viel Zucker in den Kaffee.

English: I know it's going to be unpleasant to talk about the accident.
Spanish: Sé que será incómodo hablar acerca del accidente.

English: Tom told me not to take it.
Russian: Том сказал мне, чтобы я его не брал.

English: Tom is going to fly to Australia.
Italian: Tom volerà in Australia.

English: Please clap.
Russian: Похлопайте, пожалуйста.

English: You're stupid.
Russian: Ты тупая.

English: Unfortunately, I don't have any money with me now.
Russian: К сожалению, у меня нет сейчас с собой денег.

English: My house is north of the library.
Italian: La mia casa è a nord della biblioteca.

English: Why do you have to die?
Russian: Почему ты должен умереть?

English: I have my eye on you.
Berber: A nečč sserseɣ tiṭ-inu fell-ak.

English: Do you have the money?
Italian: Avete i soldi?

English: I now regret saying what I said.
Russian: Теперь я жалею о том, что сказал.

English: Boston is far from here.
German: Boston ist weit weg von hier.

English: Why are you working for him?
Macedonian: Зошто работиш за него?

English: Tom didn't bring them.
Russian: Том их не принёс.

English: I've already sent for Tom.
Russian: Я уже попросил позвать Тома.

English: You should attend to your own business.
Spanish: Deberías ocuparte de tus propios asuntos.

English: Tom put on a brave face.
Japanese: トムは平静を装った。

English: I'm ready for you.
Turkish: Ben senin için hazırım.

English: Tom is just about your age, isn't he?
Italian: Tom ha circa la tua età, vero?

English: Did you have to wait a long time?
Russian: Долго вам пришлось ждать?

English: I didn't know what that meant.
French: Je ne savais pas ce que ça voulait dire.

English: It's evident that you told a lie.
Italian: È ovvio che ha detto una bugia.

English: Please show me how to use the headset.
Portuguese: Por favor, mostre-me como usar o fone de ouvido.

English: I'm planning to disguise myself as a doctor.
French: Je prévois de me déguiser comme médecin.

English: They left me alone.
Turkish: Beni yalnız bıraktılar.

English: Tom's feelings were not reciprocated.
Czech: Tomovy city nebyly opětovány.

English: Tom is a decent sort of guy.
Portuguese: Tom é um cara decente.

English: Where do the airport buses leave from?
Polish: Gdzie autobusy odjeżdżają z lotniska?

English: It's nice to be appreciated.
French: C'est chouette d'être estimés.

English: His brother is always watching TV.
Mandarin Chinese: 他的弟弟總是在看電視。

English: I'm going to go take a nap.
Macedonian: Ќе дремнам.

English: We don't know what'll happen next.
Turkish: Bundan sonra ne olacağını bilmiyoruz.

English: Tom helped Mary get up.
Russian: Том помог Мэри подняться.

English: That car is hers.
Japanese: あの車は彼女のです。

English: I'll travel across Europe by bicycle this summer.
German: In diesem Sommer reise ich mit dem Fahrrad durch Europa.

English: The older I get, the more clearly I remember things that never happened.
Russian: Чем старше я становлюсь, тем яснее помню то, чего никогда не было.

English: I shouldn't be laughing.
Russian: Мне не надо было смеяться.

English: Tom counted the flowers in the garden.
Ukrainian: Том порахував квіти в саду.

English: Everyone drank coffee.
Dutch: Iedereen dronk koffie.

English: Did Tom say he went to Boston?
Turkish: Tom Boston'a gittiğini söyledi mi?

English: That should be enough.
Italian: Dovrebbe essere sufficiente.

English: May I say something?
Dutch: Mag ik iets zeggen?

English: You're really lucky.
Italian: Voi siete veramente fortunati.

English: She kicked him.
Czech: Nakopla ho.

English: I've been waiting for you a long time.
Russian: Я давно вас жду.

English: Tom found Mary's appointment book.
German: Tom fand Marias Terminkalender.

English: I wish Tom were here now.
German: Ich wünschte, Tom wäre jetzt hier.

English: Let's not forget that Tom doesn't understand French.
Italian: Non dimentichiamo che Tom non capisce il francese.

English: Let's meet at the usual place.
Turkish: Her zamanki yerde buluşalım.

English: I asked Mary what she wanted to do.
German: Ich fragte Maria, was sie tun wolle.

English: How often do you go camping with your family?
Hungarian: Milyen gyakran mész kempingezni a családoddal?

English: Why are you dancing?
Dutch: Waarom danst u?

English: He who laughs last laughs best.
Romanian: Cine râde la urmă, râde mai bine.

English: I'm surprised at your behavior.
Ukrainian: Мене дивує твоя поведінка.