English: Beat it.
Finnish: Ala vetää!

English: Did you lock the door?
Ukrainian: Ти замкнув двері?

English: I think that Tom is dangerous.
Russian: По-моему, Том опасен.

English: Tom is an early riser.
Russian: Том - жаворонок.

English: Tom has said he wants to do that.
Ukrainian: Том сказав, що хоче це зробити.

English: Tom's mobile phone fell out of his pocket into the pool when he leaned over to check the water level.
Finnish: Tomin kännykkä luiskahti taskustaan hänen kumartuessaan tarkistamaan altaan vedenkorkeutta.

English: Tom's hurt.
Russian: Том ранен.

English: Have you met him yet?
Berber: Tessnemt-t neɣ werɛad?

English: Tom used to wear a baseball cap everywhere he went.
Portuguese: Tom costumava usar um boné de beisebol em tudo quanto é canto aonde fosse.

English: Has the rose blossomed?
Russian: Роза расцвела?

English: I have no regrets.
French: Je n'ai pas de regrets.

English: What was that loud crash in the kitchen?
Russian: Что это был за грохот на кухне?

English: Did I invite you?
Portuguese: Eu a convidei?

English: Tom won't call Mary.
Portuguese: Tom não vai ligar para a Mary.

English: Some people say that it is human nature to root for the underdog.
French: Certains disent qu'il est dans la nature humaine de soutenir l'outsider.

English: I didn't unlock that door.
Portuguese: Eu não destranquei essa porta.

English: Are you angry at me?
Berber: Terfamt fell-i?

English: I think you misunderstood what was said.
German: Ich glaube, du hast mich missverstanden.

English: Have you tried sushi?
Italian: Lei ha provato il sushi?

English: It is easy to be brave from a safe distance.
German: Es ist einfach, aus sicherer Entfernung mutig zu sein.

English: I don't intend to use this any longer.
Finnish: En aio käyttää tätä enää.

English: I went back home.
Russian: Я поехал обратно домой.

English: I'm sure it's just temporary.
Russian: Я уверен, это лишь временно.

English: I hate working.
Kabyle: Ɣucceɣ ad xedmeɣ.

English: I don't work for Tom.
Portuguese: Eu não trabalho para o Tom.

English: Let me sing a song for you.
Spanish: Déjame cantarte una canción.

English: Tom sat on the couch all alone.
German: Tom saß ganz allein auf dem Sofa.

English: How do parents do it?
Swedish: Hur gör föräldrar det?

English: You might want to be more careful in the future.
Portuguese: Você pode ser mais cuidadoso no futuro.

English: He read a passage from Shakespeare.
Italian: Lui lesse un passaggio di Shakespeare.

English: He is a famous composer.
French: C'est un célèbre compositeur.

English: You looked lovely.
Russian: Вы выглядели мило.

English: I think Tom and Mary like each other.
Russian: Я думаю, что Том и Мари нравятся друг другу.

English: The man brushes his teeth.
Hebrew: האיש מצחצח את שיניו.

English: She was on the verge of crying.
Dutch: Ze stond op het punt te huilen.

English: I've never met a Canadian before.
Portuguese: Nunca conheci um canadense antes.

English: His job is driving a sight-seeing bus.
Japanese: 彼の仕事は観光バスの運転手です。

English: The doctor advised that she stay at home.
Dutch: De dokter raadde haar aan om thuis te blijven.

English: Should we cancel?
Hebrew: אנו צריכים לבטל?

English: Is something bothering you?
Ukrainian: Тебе щось турбує?

English: Did you just come up with this?
Russian: Это вы только что придумали?

English: Of course.
Arabic: طبعاً.

English: Don't bother seeing me to the door.
Hungarian: Ne fáradjon azzal, hogy kikísér az ajtóig.

English: Keep searching.
Dutch: Blijf zoeken.

English: They attacked the enemy.
Dutch: Ze vielen de vijand aan.

English: I still don't understand people.
Ukrainian: Я й досі не розумію людей.

English: Do you have any plans for tomorrow?
Thai: คุณมีแผนจะทำอะไรพรุ่งนี้ไหม?

English: Achille was born in Paris in 1908.
Italian: Achille è nato a Parigi nel 1908.

English: Tom didn't have to listen to Mary.
Finnish: Tomin ei tarvinnut kuunnella Marya.

English: "Did you kiss him?" "Yes, I kissed him."
German: „Hast du ihn geküsst?“ – „Ja, das habe ich.“

English: I hear you.
Tatar: Ишетәм сине.

English: Tom bent down and hugged Mary.
Dutch: Tom bukte zich en gaf Mary een knuffel.

English: Tom has his laptop with him.
Berber: Tom yesεa aselkim-is n yirebbi ɣer-s.

English: Mary isn't my wife. She's my sister.
Marathi: मेरी माझी बायको नाही. ती माझी बहीण आहे.

English: What do you say to taking a walk in the park?
Cantonese: 不如去公園散步囉？

English: I hope that nothing bad happens.
Russian: Надеюсь, ничего плохого не случится.

English: Tom apologized and left.
Portuguese: Tom se desculpou e saiu.

English: His ignorance causes her problems.
Ukrainian: Його невігластво спричиняє їй проблеми.

English: I'm trying to sleep.
Marathi: मी झोपायचा प्रयत्न करतोय.

English: Tom told me that he was afraid Mary might kill him.
Hebrew: טום אמר לי שהוא מפחד שמרי עלולה להרוג אותו.

English: Do you want to try it on?
Russian: Хотите примерить?

English: My grandmother lives in the country.
Japanese: 私の祖母は田舎に住んでいる。

English: I don't want to give up.
Thai: ฉันไม่ต้องการยอมแพ้

English: That's why I came to talk to you.
Russian: Вот почему я пришёл с вами поговорить.

English: Tom said Mary wasn't in Boston now.
Portuguese: Tom disse que a Mary não estava em Boston agora.

English: It's hard to say no to Tom.
Finnish: On vaikeaa sanoa ei Tomille.

English: Tom has just returned from Boston.
Russian: Том только вернулся из Бостона.

English: Do you have something to hide?
Spanish: ¿Tienes algo que esconder?

English: Tom is never be able to keep his mouth shut.
Hungarian: Tom soha nem tudja befogni a száját.

English: Tom knew that Mary was going to win.
Russian: Том знал, что Мэри победит.

English: I like winning.
Ukrainian: Я люблю перемогати.

English: Tom was acting like a child.
Russian: Том вёл себя как ребёнок.

English: It was not easy to convince him.
Low German: Dat weer nich licht, em to övertügen.

English: Was it that obvious?
Italian: Era così ovvio?

English: I can make it work.
Macedonian: Можам да го поправам.

English: Tom is taking a bath now.
German: Tom nimmt gerade ein Bad.

English: I'm glad to see you're happy.
Russian: Я рада видеть тебя счастливой.

English: I will obey.
Russian: Я послушаюсь.

English: He surrendered.
Serbian: Он одустаде.

English: Our company isn't very big.
German: Unsere Firma ist nicht sehr groß.

English: We don't even know who Tom got married to.
French: On ne sait même pas qui Tom a épousé.

English: Tom's outside.
Finnish: Tomi on ulkopuolella.

English: You're insane.
Russian: Ты ненормальный.

English: I like being home.
Italian: Mi piace essere a casa.

English: I'm glad to see you again.
Arabic: أنا سعيد لرؤيتك مجدداً.

English: There are leftovers from yesterday in the fridge.
Hebrew: יש שאריות מאתמול במקרר.

English: Tom will explain everything.
Polish: Tom wszystko wyjaśni.

English: I'm able to run.
French: Je peux courir.

English: Tom refuses to take orders from Mary.
French: Tom refuse de recevoir des ordres de Mary.

English: Tom wanted to know everything about me.
Hungarian: Tom mindent tudni akart rólam.

English: I don't want to tell Tom the truth.
Czech: Nechci Tomovi říct pravdu.

English: You always talk too much.
Berber: Dima tessemɣaremt imi-nwent.

English: Turn the knob clockwise.
Hungarian: Forgassa el a gombot az óramutató járásával megegyező irányba!

English: Perhaps I shouldn't have said anything.
Macedonian: Можеби требаше да не кажам ништо.

English: You're blocking my view.
Italian: Mi stai bloccando la vista.

English: Tom can't go anywhere right now.
Japanese: トムはすぐにどこかに行けない。

English: I stopped to ask Tom why.
Turkish: Tom'a nedenini sormak için durdum.

English: You have three cats.
Italian: Tu hai tre gatti.

English: Why are you always so secretive?
Italian: Perché sei sempre così riservata?

English: Both Tom and Mary lived in Boston when they were kids.
Macedonian: И Том и Мери живееле во Бостон како деца.