English: Tom and Mary are curious.
Italian: Tom e Mary sono curiosi.

English: Where would you like to go first?
Russian: Куда бы ты хотел поехать сначала?

English: Evil sometimes wins.
French: Parfois le diable gagne.

English: Why does Tom always look so tired?
Italian: Perché Tom sembra sempre così stanco?

English: Americans liked what they heard from Franklin Roosevelt.
Italian: Agli amercani piaceva ciò che sentirono da Franklin Roosevelt.

English: Why did Tom want to do that today?
Russian: Почему Том хотел сделать это сегодня?

English: I went swimming in the sea.
Russian: Я ходил купаться на море.

English: I want to clean the house before my parents come.
Turkish: Ebeveynlerim gelmeden önce evi temizlemek istiyorum.

English: He said the treaty was unfair.
Russian: Он сказал, что договор был нечестным.

English: Tom started moaning in pain.
Russian: Том начал стонать от боли.

English: Tom has two jobs.
Portuguese: Tom tem dois trabalhos.

English: I'll do it.
Swedish: Jag gör det.

English: Tom packed a lunch for Mary to take to school.
Japanese: トムは、学校に持って行くメアリーのお弁当を詰めた。

English: Tom hasn't ever been scolded by his father.
Berber: Tom werǧin ay t-yennuɣ baba-s.

English: She asked him to call her later, but he forgot to.
Icelandic: Hún bað hann um að hringja seinna en hann gleymdi því.

English: Is it far to town?
Ukrainian: До міста далеко?

English: Do you prefer to go by train or bus?
Italian: Preferite andare in treno o in autobus?

English: Heed all warnings.
Hebrew: שמע לכל האזהרות.

English: I'm an unemployed teacher.
French: Je suis un professeur au chômage.

English: We're perfectly safe.
Macedonian: Сосема сме безбедни.

English: They have lost a lot.
Ukrainian: Вони багато загубили.

English: I love hot dogs.
Danish: Jeg elsker hotdogs.

English: Are you sure you don't want to drive?
French: Tu es sûr que tu ne veux pas conduire ?

English: I thought you said you weren't coming today.
Russian: Вы вроде говорили, что сегодня не придёте.

English: A girl caught her fingers in the door.
Polish: Dziewczyna przytrzasnęła sobie palce drzwiami.

English: I dozed on a park bench.
Italian: Ho sonnecchiato su una panchina.

English: You'll never know unless you try.
Finnish: Sinä et saa koskaan tietää, jos et yritä.

English: Tom is likely to be hungry.
Dutch: Tom zal vast honger hebben.

English: Tom is now managing the business for his father.
Macedonian: Том сега ја раководи фирмата за татко му.

English: I heard that Tom has left his wife.
German: Ich habe gehört, dass Tom seine Frau verlassen hat.

English: I'm a Canadian.
Russian: Я канадец.

English: I don't know who that is.
French: Je ne sais pas qui c'est.

English: He was born in 1960.
Hebrew: הוא נולד באלף תשע מאות שישים.

English: My beard grows quickly.
Swedish: Mitt skägg växer snabbt.

English: She allowed me to go.
French: Elle me laissa m'en aller.

English: I've been waiting for you a long time.
French: Je t'ai attendue longtemps.

English: I think we can do a lot better.
Vietnamese: Mình nghĩ bọn mình có thể làm tốt hơn rất nhiều.

English: Do you guys want to play a game?
Dutch: Willen jullie een spelletje spelen?

English: If I were rich, I'd buy it.
Spanish: Si fuera rico lo compraría.

English: Are you sure we're allowed to do that?
German: Bist du sicher, dass wir das dürfen?

English: It's a fact of life.
Portuguese: Temos de aceitar os fatos.

English: I promised Tom that we wouldn't do that.
Italian: Ho promesso a Tom che non lo avremmo fatto.

English: Why do you always leave the door open?
Japanese: なんでいつもドアを開けっ放しにするの？

English: Don't you forget that.
Danish: Glem det ikke!

English: Give me something to write on.
Bokmål: Gi meg noe å skrive på.

English: Tom is dirty.
Ukrainian: Том брудний.

English: Should I go?
Hebrew: האם עלי ללכת?

English: I want you to know I didn't do that.
Russian: Я хочу, чтобы вы знали, что я этого не делал.

English: I don't know about you, but I agree with Tom.
Russian: Не знаю как ты, но я согласна с Томом.

English: It's still open.
Italian: È ancora aperta.

English: It wasn't mine.
Russian: Он был не мой.

English: There were three people waiting in front me.
Japanese: 私の前に３人の人がまっていた。

English: I'd recommend taking a bus.
Berber: Ad awen-smetreɣ ad teḍḍfem asakal.

English: Goodnight, Mother.
Icelandic: Góða nótt mamma.

English: A gardener takes care of the grounds.
Hungarian: Egy kertész gondozza a területet.

English: Have you been crying?
Kabyle: Telliḍ tettruḍ?

English: You need to come quickly.
Hebrew: עליכם להגיע מהר.

English: We leave tomorrow morning.
Italian: Noi ce ne andiamo domani mattina.

English: I don't know who my mother is.
Ukrainian: Я не знаю, хто моя мати.

English: Tom is not at all happy.
Italian: Tom non è per nulla felice.

English: His business is growing rapidly.
Hebrew: העסק שלו גדל במהירות.

English: Do you want to buy that?
Ukrainian: Ви хочете це купити?

English: I didn't even know that Tom could speak French.
Macedonian: Не ни знаев дека Том зборува француски.

English: Never be afraid of making mistakes.
Hebrew: אף פעם אל תחשוש לעשות טעויות.

English: Is this house yours?
Russian: Это твой дом?

English: I'm not proud of that.
Ukrainian: Я цим не пишаюся.

English: They're small.
Berber: D imeẓyanen.

English: I'm not as creative as I should be.
Finnish: En ole niin luova kuin minun pitäisi olla.

English: Keep away from here.
Russian: Держись отсюда подальше.

English: Slaves were considered property.
Algerian Arabic: Skllevërit konsideroheshin pronë.

English: I don't like beef.
Portuguese: Eu não gosto de carne bovina.

English: He is a man of vision.
French: Il est un homme de vision.

English: We stole it.
Hebrew: גנבנו את זה.

English: I can't help it if girls want to flirt with me.
French: Je ne peux rien y faire si les filles veulent flirter avec moi.

English: I was bitten by a lot of insects in the forest.
Vietnamese: Tôi bị nhiều côn trùng cắn trong rừng.

English: Tom is paid in cash.
Ukrainian: Тому платять готівкою.

English: Could I have it?
Italian: Potrei averlo?

English: It seems that everything works.
Macedonian: Изгледа работи сѐ.

English: You'll never change.
Greek: Δε θ' αλλάξεις ποτέ.

English: Tom probably won't study French.
Turkish: Tom muhtemelen Fransızca çalışmayacak.

English: Tom looked out of the window.
German: Tom schaute aus dem Fenster.

English: How do you say that in French?
Central Dusun: Nunu ka do boros Poransis dilo?

English: This pitcher is empty.
Italian: Questa caraffa è vuota.

English: Tom says he really likes it here.
Russian: Том говорит, что ему здесь очень нравится.

English: You should spend less time complaining and more time doing something productive.
French: Tu devrais passer moins de temps à te plaindre et davantage à faire quelque chose de productif.

English: I'll go tell the others.
Hungarian: Megyek, elmondom a többieknek.

English: You have a choice.
Berber: Tesɛid afran.

English: Now that the weather is warmer, I can go outdoors.
Italian: Ora che il tempo è più caldo, posso andare fuori.

English: Do you have a dog?
Italian: Lei ce l'ha un cane?

English: Were you married at that time?
Italian: Eri sposato a quell'epoca?

English: Could you drive more slowly?
French: Pourrais-tu conduire plus lentement ?

English: This is yesterday's newspaper. Where's today's paper?
Romanian: Acesta este ziarul de ieri. Ziarul de astăzi unde este?

English: I like it.
Czech: Mám to rád.

English: You're a kind woman.
Spanish: Eres una mujer amable.

English: Tom doesn't want you.
Hungarian: Nem kellesz Tomnak.

English: I started to run.
Ukrainian: Я побіг.

English: Does my dog look fat to you?
French: Est-ce que mon chien te paraît gros ?

English: He knows how to recite poems.
Italian: Lui sa recitare le poesie.

English: What a storm!
Swedish: Vilket oväder!

English: Tom is pretty upset.
Macedonian: Том е прилично обеспокоен.

English: I'm delighted about it.
German: Darüber bin ich überglücklich.