English: I can't go to the cops.
Swedish: Jag kan inte gå till polisen.

English: Would you like more tea?
Ukrainian: Бажаєте ще чаю?

English: Tom didn't even buy a ticket.
Russian: Том даже билет не купил.

English: Tom is wearing a pirate costume.
French: Tom porte un costume de pirate.

English: Who's with you?
Tagalog: Sino ang kasama mo?

English: The silence in the library was disturbed by the ringing of a cell phone.
German: Die Ruhe in der Bibliothek wurde vom Klingeln eines Handys gestört.

English: I know why Tom got suspicious.
German: Ich weiß, warum Tom misstrauisch wurde.

English: I like to ride a horse now and then.
German: Ich reite hin und wieder gerne.

English: No one wants to speak.
Italian: Nessuno vuole parlare.

English: A taxi drew up at the main gate.
Russian: Такси подъехало к главным воротам.

English: Tom hopes to compete one day in the Olympics.
Turkish: Tom, bir gün olimpiyatlarda yarışmayı umuyor.

English: Do you still hate me?
Hungarian: Utálsz még?

English: Excuse me, but I can barely hear you.
Berber: Semmeḥ-iyi, maca qrib ur zmireɣ ara akk ad ak-sleɣ.

English: Tom isn't really worried about that.
Russian: Тома это не особенно беспокоит.

English: Tom is a womanizer.
Russian: Том - бабник.

English: Tom says he's never coming back.
Berber: Tom yenna-d werǧin ad d-yuɣal.

English: I like spoons.
Greek: Μ' αρέσουν τα κουτάλια.

English: The bus stop is five minutes' walk from here.
German: Die Bushaltestelle ist zu Fuß fünf Minuten von hier entfernt.

English: Did you wash your hair?
Kabyle: Teccucfeḍ acebbub-im?

English: The escaped convict is armed and dangerous.
Berber: Amkurmu-nni irewlen d umrig yernu d amihaw.

English: Get someone to read it to you.
Italian: Fattelo leggere da qualcuno.

English: Who gave you that black eye?
Russian: Кто тебе поставил этот синяк?

English: It is up to you.
Berber: Ɣer-k ay teqqen temsalt.

English: It really is that easy.
Serbian: Stvarno je toliko jednostavno.

English: Push this button and the door will open.
Finnish: Paina tätä nappia ja ovi aukeaa.

English: Your pants are dirty.
German: Deine Hose ist dreckig.

English: Tom is the only friend I have.
Ukrainian: Том — мій єдиний друг.

English: How did Tom sprain his ankle?
Portuguese: Como o Tom torceu o tornozelo?

English: I wasn't able to find what I was looking for.
German: Ich konnte das, was ich suchte, nicht finden.

English: The power has been off since this morning.
Japanese: 今朝から停電している。

English: I'm the one who found it, not you.
Kabyle: D nekk i t-id yufan, mačči d kečč.

English: I had him fix my watch.
German: Ich ließ ihn meine Uhr reparieren.

English: I will endorse it.
Romanian: O voi susține.

English: Marriage is a dinner that begins with dessert.
Turkish: Evlilik tatlıyla başlayan bir akşam yemeğidir.

English: I pretended to be happy.
Italian: Ho finto di essere felice.

English: Why are you so nervous?
Russian: Отчего вы так нервничаете?

English: I can understand French better than I can speak it.
German: Ich kann Französisch besser verstehen, als ich es sprechen kann.

English: I'm a busy person.
Dutch: Ik ben een druk iemand.

English: I'm afraid of my boss.
Italian: Io ho paura del mio capo.

English: Tom doesn't want to speak about his private life.
Russian: Том не хочет говорить о своей личной жизни.

English: What do you want to hear from me?
French: Qu'est-ce que vous voulez que je vous dise ?

English: Tom hadn't eaten anything the whole day and was hungry.
Russian: Том целый день ничего не ел и был голоден.

English: I was a teacher for fifteen years.
Russian: Я пятнадцать лет проработала учительницей.

English: Could you please speak a little louder?
Russian: Пожалуйста, ты не мог бы говорить погромче?

English: I was so inspired.
Italian: Ero così ispirata.

English: Tomorrow is Tom's birthday.
Russian: Завтра день рождения Тома.

English: How much time did it take you to do that?
Russian: Сколько у тебя ушло на это времени?

English: I don't want Tom to lose his job.
Turkish: Tom'un işini kaybetmesini istemiyorum.

English: The Industrial Revolution took place first in England.
Marathi: औद्योगिक क्रांती सर्वप्रथम इंग्लंडमध्ये घडली.

English: This office has very modern furniture.
Turkish: Bu büronun çok modern mobilyaları var.

English: She accused him of being inattentive to her.
French: Elle lui reprocha d'être indifférent envers elle.

English: His secret will be disclosed soon.
French: Son secret sera bientôt dévoilé.

English: I'm home, Tom.
Japanese: トム、ただいま。

English: Don't put out the fire.
Portuguese: Não apague o fogo.

English: Tom is a very capable player.
Turkish: Tom çok yetenekli bir oyuncudur.

English: Open your mouth and stick out your tongue.
Hungarian: Nyissa ki a száját, és nyújtsa ki a nyelvét!

English: Tom is a cardiologist.
Russian: Том - кардиолог.

English: Tom persuaded Mary to go to the dance with him.
Portuguese: Tom persuadiu a Mary a ir dançar com ele.

English: Tom will soon become a father.
Finnish: Tomista tulee pian isä.

English: I thought you would come.
German: Ich nahm an, dass du kommen würdest.

English: You can wait for me here.
Italian: Potete aspettarmi qui.

English: The turtles laid their eggs on the beach.
French: Les tortues ont pondu leurs œufs sur la plage.

English: I'd like to see you when you're free.
Spanish: Me gustaría verte cuando te liberen.

English: I'm not happy with that.
Russian: Меня это не радует.

English: Tom lives in the lap of luxury.
Russian: Том живёт в роскоши.

English: "Do you have a driver's license?" "No, but I have a learner's permit."
Italian: "Ha la patente?" "No, ma ho il foglio rosa."

English: The party stayed in Kyoto for a short period.
Japanese: 一行はしばらくの間京都に滞在した。

English: You'll feel nothing.
Portuguese: Você não sentirá nada.

English: What did you call me?
Macedonian: Како ме нарековте?

English: Tom began to snore.
Marathi: टॉमने घोरायला सुरुवात केली.

English: My plan is working.
Italian: Il mio piano sta funzionando.

English: I've got the afternoon free.
Italian: Io ho il pomeriggio libero.

English: Tom was angry with Mary.
Finnish: Tomi oli vihainen Marille.

English: Tom seemed surprised.
Macedonian: Том делуваше изненадено.

English: Tom went to school with my son.
German: Tom ging zusammen mit meinem Sohn in die Schule.

English: Tom's new shirt shrunk when he washed it and now it doesn't fit.
Dutch: Toms nieuwe shirt kromp toen hij het waste en nu past het niet meer.

English: The price of everything increased.
German: Sämtliche Preise stiegen.

English: I think Tom would be a good name for our son.
Macedonian: Мислам дека „Том“ би било добро име за нашиот син.

English: By the way, do you play the violin?
Japanese: ところで、君はバイオリンを弾きますか。

English: You look determined.
Italian: Sembri determinata.

English: I don't usually have an afternoon snack.
Portuguese: Normalmente não costumo comer um lanche de tarde.

English: I know what I'm saying.
Malay: Saya tahu apa yang saya katakan.

English: You should have one of us do it.
German: Du solltest es einen von uns machen lassen.

English: I would like to buy some postcards.
Russian: Я бы хотел купить открыток.

English: Whenever he sees me, he pretends he doesn't know me.
Spanish: Siempre que me ve, finge que no me conoce.

English: Tom is going to have fun.
Portuguese: Tom irá se divertir.

English: You should play football.
German: Du solltest Football spielen.

English: Go with your friends.
Russian: Иди со своими друзьями.

English: I scored only 33 points on the test.
Italian: Ho fatto soltanto 33 punti al test.

English: While reading a book, he fell asleep.
Finnish: Kirjaa lukiessaan hän nukahti.

English: I'm a child.
Arabic: أنا ولد.

English: Can I ask you something?
Japanese: あなたに質問してもいい？

English: I'm no friend of yours.
Ukrainian: Я не ваш друг.

English: I'm pretty sure the first thing you'll want to do when you get to Boston is call home.
German: Wenn du in Boston ankommst, willst du bestimmt erst einmal zu Hause anrufen.