English: Tom said that he had never planned on living in Boston for so long.
Macedonian: Том рече дека воопшто не планирал да живее во Бостон толку долго.

English: You don't look like you're happy.
Thai: คุณดูไม่มีความสุขเลย

English: I'm going back to sleep.
Russian: Я возвращаюсь, чтобы поспать.

English: He's not sick.
Italian: Lui non è malato.

English: I invited them to the party.
Italian: Li ho invitati alla festa.

English: I wish my back didn't always hurt so much.
German: Ich wünschte, ich hätte nicht immer solche Rückenschmerzen!

English: Aren't you going to sit with us?
Ukrainian: Хіба ти з нами не посидиш?

English: This is your key.
Arabic: هذا مفتاحك.

English: Tom promised Mary that he'd come home early today.
Turkish: Tom bugün erkenden eve geleceğine dair Mary'ye söz verdi.

English: We'll find out in just a minute.
Portuguese: Descobriremos em um minuto.

English: I have the day off.
Russian: У меня выходной.

English: Tom has a very stressful job.
German: Tom hat eine sehr stressige Arbeit.

English: You have only to ask for it and it will be given to you.
Turkish: Yeter ki isteyin, size verilecektir.

English: Is it easy to get there?
Portuguese: É fácil chegar lá?

English: Did you put my name on the list?
Russian: Вы внесли моё имя в список?

English: Let me know if you need help.
Berber: Ma teḥwajed tallalt, ini-iyi-d.

English: Do you remember that store?
Russian: Вы помните этот магазин?

English: It snowed hard yesterday.
French: Il a beaucoup neigé hier.

English: We went to the park to play baseball.
Russian: Мы пошли в парк поиграть в бейсбол.

English: We're not afraid of anybody.
Russian: Мы никого не боимся.

English: It was not conclusive.
French: Ça n'a pas été concluant.

English: I'm waiting for dinner.
Ukrainian: Я чекаю на обід.

English: I want you to get me out of here.
German: Ich will, dass du mich hier raus bringst.

English: I hiccup a lot.
Portuguese: Eu soluço muito.

English: What may I offer you?
German: Was darf ich Ihnen anbieten?

English: I've started bleeding.
French: Je commençai à saigner.

English: Who's staying?
Finnish: Kuka jää?

English: You look like Tom.
Portuguese: Você parece o Tom.

English: Tom seems to have won.
German: Tom scheint gewonnen zu haben.

English: Listen to your father.
German: Höre auf deinen Vater!

English: Tom was concerned.
Macedonian: Том беше засегнат.

English: I have absolute trust in you.
French: J'ai une totale confiance en toi.

English: It differs from culture to culture.
Hebrew: זה משתנה בין תרבויות.

English: I'm leaving in ten minutes.
German: Ich werde in zehn Minuten fortgehen.

English: That's all you think about.
Portuguese: Isso é tudo no que você pensa.

English: Are you really Canadian?
Russian: Вы правда канадец?

English: I need to study math.
Japanese: 私は数学を勉強する必要がある。

English: Only God knows.
Hebrew: אלוהים יודע.

English: Mary went to the bathroom to reapply her makeup.
Dutch: Mary ging naar de badkamer om haar make-up bij te werken.

English: You don't have to go to the party if you don't want to.
French: Tu n'es pas obligé d'aller à la fête si tu ne veux pas.

English: I like to eat watermelon.
Indonesian: Aku suka makan semangka.

English: Is that better?
Ukrainian: Так краще?

English: I came across this book in a secondhand bookstore.
French: Je suis tombé sur cet ouvrage chez un bouquiniste.

English: Both of us should do that.
Russian: Нам обоим следует это сделать.

English: They're going to hang Tom.
Marathi: ते टॉमला फाशी देणार आहेत.

English: I looked around me.
Italian: Mi sono guardato intorno.

English: Tom is always full of ideas.
Italian: Tom è sempre pieno di idee.

English: I can't help but think you're making a mistake.
Turkish: Ne yapayım, bana hata yapıyormuşsun gibi geliyor.

English: Cheese and butter are products made from milk.
Spanish: El queso y la mantequilla son productos lácteos.

English: We're going to the theater.
Russian: Мы идём в театр.

English: I thought you were going to do that.
Russian: Я думал, ты собираешься это сделать.

English: Did you really go to Boston last weekend?
Italian: Sei veramente andato a Boston lo scorso weekend?

English: We don't even know for sure that Tom was there.
Turkish: Tom'un orada olduğunu bile net olarak bilmiyoruz.

English: I consented to go.
Polish: Zgodziłem się pójść.

English: Tom didn't buy bread.
Spanish: Tom no compró pan.

English: I don't need a babysitter.
Dutch: Ik heb geen babysitter nodig.

English: He is dead drunk.
Italian: È ubriaco perso.

English: You're the only person I can trust.
Russian: Вы единственная, кому я могу доверять.

English: Tom is downhearted.
Italian: Tom è triste.

English: Have you started your Christmas shopping?
French: As-tu commencé tes achats de Noël ?

English: Your advice didn't help us at all.
Russian: Ваши советы нам никак не помогли.

English: Did I say something stupid?
Hungarian: Mondtam valami ostobaságot?

English: Human beings differ from other animals in that they can speak and laugh.
Spanish: Los seres humanos se distinguen de otros animales por su capacidad de hablar y reírse.

English: The light is off.
Ukrainian: Світло не горить.

English: If you do not have this book, you can buy it.
Italian: Se non ha questo libro, può comprarlo.

English: Yet again, Tom was passed over for a promotion even though he was the most qualified candidate.
Portuguese: Mais uma vez, o Tom foi ignorado para a promoção mesmo ele sendo o candidato mais qualificado.

English: I don't like doctors.
French: Je n'aime pas les médecins.

English: I've never lived in Boston.
Dutch: Ik heb nooit in Boston gewoond.

English: She made him a new coat.
Romanian: Ea i-a făcut o nouă haină.

English: Tom only drinks decaffeinated coffee.
Russian: Том пьёт только бескофеиновый кофе.

English: Tom unwrapped his sandwich and ate it.
German: Tom packte sein Brot aus und aß es.

English: She laid herself on the grass.
German: Sie legte sich auf das Gras.

English: Tom just doesn't get it.
German: Tom versteht es einfach nicht.

English: Should we wait for you here?
Turkish: Seni burada mı beklememiz gerekir?

English: Tom doesn't feel like taking a walk with his dog this morning.
Hungarian: Tomnak nincs kedve sétálni a kutyájával ma reggel.

English: They're secretive.
Macedonian: Таинствени се.

English: He came back not because he was homesick, but because he was running short of money.
French: Il est revenu non-pas parce qu'il avait le mal du pays, mais parce qu'il n'avait plus assez d'argent.

English: Go.
Burmese: သွား။

English: He has an inferiority complex.
German: Er hat einen Minderwertigkeitskomplex.

English: Will you buy something?
Italian: Comprerà qualcosa?

English: Tom and Mary were disappointed.
Dutch: Tom en Maria waren teleurgesteld.

English: Your family should come before your career.
Berber: Tawacult-nnem tezwar axeddim.

English: Tom said he has to go to school tomorrow.
Portuguese: Tom disse que tem de ir à escola amanhã.

English: He will be back soon.
Hebrew: הוא תיכף יחזור.

English: What's Tom's favorite color?
Kabyle: Anwa ini i iḥemmel Tom?

English: I can't see the movie.
Italian: Non riesco a vedere il film.

English: I learned something very interesting today.
Portuguese: Eu aprendi algo muito interessante hoje.

English: Tom bakes his own bread.
Russian: Том сам печёт хлеб.

English: Tom sat quietly, staring out the window.
Turkish: Tom sessizce oturdu, pencereden dışarı baktı.

English: You're the reason I came.
Cantonese: 我係因為你先嚟㗎咋。

English: Tom and John are Mary's brothers.
Russian: Том и Джон - братья Мэри.

English: Can we work on that now?
Hebrew: אנחנו יכולים לעבוד על זה עכשיו?

English: This car is in good condition.
Italian: Questa macchina è in buone condizioni.

English: I was a member.
Turkish: Ben bir üyeydim.

English: I want you to stay here with Tom.
Slovak: Chcem, aby si tu zostala s Tomom.

English: Tom smiled at Mary sheepishly.
Russian: Том робко улыбнулся Мэри.