English: Tom isn't married.
German: Tom ist nicht verheiratet.

English: She has no one to talk to.
French: Elle n'a personne à qui parler.

English: Tom agreed with everything Mary said.
Swedish: Tom höll med om allt som Mary sa.

English: Did Tom find what he was looking for?
Italian: Tom ha trovato quello che stava cercando?

English: Is this why you've come back?
Russian: Вы поэтому вернулись?

English: I would like a little wine.
Italian: A me piacerebbe un po' di vino.

English: May I have this for two or three days?
Hebrew: אני יכול לשאול את זה ליומיים-שלושה?

English: Hey, open the door.
French: Hé, ouvrez la porte.

English: Go and play with your friends.
Russian: Пойдите поиграйте с друзьями.

English: Nothing gave her greater pleasure than to watch her son growing up.
French: Rien ne lui procurait un plus grand plaisir que de regarder son fils grandir.

English: Do you really live alone?
Marathi: तुम्ही खरच एकट्या राहता का?

English: I'm unconvinced.
Polish: Nie jestem przekonana.

English: Tom fell asleep during class.
Russian: Том заснул во время урока.

English: Have you ever lied about your age?
Turkish: Yaşını yalan söyledin mi hiç?

English: The captain wants to see you.
Italian: Il capitano ti vuole vedere.

English: She came up to Tokyo at eighteen.
German: Sie kam mit achtzehn Jahren nach Tokio.

English: I wouldn't want to get caught up in a situation like that.
Hebrew: לא הייתי רוצה להקלע למצב הזה.

English: How much wine did you buy?
Ukrainian: Скільки ти купив вина?

English: I used to think like you.
Marathi: मी तुझ्यासारखा विचार करायचो.

English: You did everything wrong.
Portuguese: Vocês fizeram tudo errado.

English: Tom has been in Boston for a week now.
Danish: Tom har nu været i Boston i en uge.

English: Tom shared a room with his brother.
Italian: Tom condivideva una camera con suo fratello.

English: He's able to speak Japanese.
Japanese: 彼は日本語を話すことができる。

English: I need to talk to Tom, too.
Kabyle: Ula d nekk bɣiɣ ad mmeslayeɣ akked Tom.

English: I can call you later.
Russian: Я могу тебе попозже перезвонить.

English: He's cleaning his rifle.
French: Il nettoie son fusil.

English: I was treated like a child by them.
Russian: Они обращались со мной как с ребёнком.

English: I wrote a long letter to her.
Italian: Le scrissi una lunga lettera.

English: I could probably get used to doing this.
Hebrew: סביר שאתרגל לעשות את זה.

English: I am a stranger here.
Berber: Nekk d abeṛṛani da.

English: Did you grow up here?
Italian: È cresciuto qua?

English: How many computers have you had so far?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos computadores has tenido hasta ahora?

English: Was this the man you saw?
Dutch: Is dit de man die u heeft gezien?

English: I wish I wasn't such an idiot.
French: J'aimerais ne pas être une telle idiote.

English: If it rains tomorrow, I'll just stay at home.
Portuguese: Se chover amanhã, eu vou ficar em casa mesmo.

English: I'm getting hot.
Italian: Mi sta venendo caldo.

English: I can't stand hospitals.
Marathi: रुग्णालय मला सहनच नाही होत.

English: Do you want to sell them?
Spanish: ¿Querés venderlos?

English: I poured myself a glass of wine.
Italian: Mi sono versata un bicchiere di vino.

English: Can anyone answer my question?
Bulgarian: Някой може ли да ми отговори на въпроса?

English: She pretended not to hear me.
Dutch: Ze deed alsof ze me niet hoorde.

English: He intended to marry her.
Italian: Intendeva sposarla.

English: You're such a liar.
Russian: Ну ты и врушка!

English: I should read the book.
Italian: Io dovrei leggere il libro.

English: How lucky to meet you here.
Russian: Какая удача встретить тебя здесь!

English: Nobody laughed.
Hungarian: Senki nem nevetett.

English: I'm going to take my car.
German: Ich werde das Auto nehmen.

English: I've worn out two pairs of shoes this year.
Japanese: 私は今年靴を二足履きつぶした。

English: She looks happiest when she is with him.
Portuguese: Ela parece mais feliz quando está com ele.

English: Look, I said I was sorry.
Ukrainian: Послухай-но, я вибачився.

English: I think you forgot something, Tom.
Ukrainian: Думаю, ти щось забув, Томе.

English: I want you to stay here.
Italian: Voglio che restiate qui.

English: The price of rice went up three percent.
Dutch: De prijs van rijst steeg met drie procent.

English: A lot of things happened today.
Marathi: आजच्या दिवशी भरपूर गोष्टी घडल्या.

English: You're embarrassing them.
Bokmål: Du gjør dem forlegen.

English: I want you to stay here.
Italian: Voglio che tu stia qui.

English: I don't know whether to cry or to laugh.
Finnish: En tiedä itkeäkö vai nauraa.

English: It was Tom that saved the girl.
Berber: D Tom ay d-yessukksen taqcict-nni.

English: You should have done so.
Assamese: তুমি তেনেকৈয়ে কৰিব লাগিছিল।

English: Don't leave me like this.
Greek: Μη με αφήσεις έτσι.

English: Tom has asked us to help Mary.
Italian: Tom ci ha chiesto di aiutare Mary.

English: You are fantastic.
Italian: È fantastico.

English: Did he learn Japanese as well?
Polish: Czy też i on nauczył się japońskiego?

English: Be quiet. The kids are asleep.
Portuguese: Fiquem quietos. As crianças estão dormindo.

English: No matter how rich people are, they always want more.
Japanese: 人はどんなに金持ちでも、必ずもっと多くを望む。

English: There are few, if any, such men.
Hindi: ऐसे लोग कम ही होंगे।

English: Tom needs an incentive.
Ukrainian: Тому потрібне заоохочення.

English: My son wants to be a professional golfer.
Portuguese: Meu filho quer ser um golfista profissional.

English: Do you want to go to the movies tomorrow?
German: Hättet ihr Lust, morgen ins Kino zu gehen?

English: I want to be remembered.
Italian: Voglio essere ricordato.

English: I'll never make it.
Macedonian: Нема шанси да стигнам.

English: Are you a tourist?
Italian: È una turista?

English: Why don't you ask Tom?
Italian: Perché non chiedi a Tom?

English: This rope isn't long enough.
Swedish: Det här repet är inte tillräckligt långt.

English: Tom is wearing a coat that's way too large for him.
Italian: Tom indossa un cappotto che è troppo grande per lui.

English: We hope that you can help us.
Russian: Мы надеемся, что ты сможешь нам помочь.

English: Tom visited Mary in Boston.
Dutch: Tom bezocht Maria in Boston.

English: Tom went to Boston just last week.
Kabyle: Iṛuḥ Tom ɣer Boston dduṛt-nni iɛeddan.

English: I am not a teacher.
German: Ich bin kein Lehrer.

English: Tom came back yesterday morning.
Russian: Том вернулся вчера утром.

English: Tom will be thirty in March.
Spanish: Tom cumple treinta años en marzo.

English: We believe you.
Berber: Nettamen-ik.

English: She has a book.
Dutch: Ze heeft een boek.

English: I worked in my office yesterday.
Italian: Ho lavorato nel mio ufficio ieri.

English: I wrote down his address on a piece of paper.
French: J'ai inscrit son adresse sur un bout de papier.

English: Do you know what this is?
Italian: Voi sapete cos'è questo?

English: I don't have a sword.
Spanish: Yo no tengo una espada.

English: What shelf is the book on?
Greek: Σε ποιο ράφι είναι το βιβλίο;

English: That won't work.
Italian: Non funzionerà.

English: He could not speak clearly.
Spanish: No podía hablar con claridad.

English: I don't know whether to turn left or right.
Icelandic: Ég veit ekki hvort ég eigi að beygja til hægri eða vinstri.

English: The law is full of ambiguities.
Japanese: その法律には曖昧な点が多い。

English: Come and sit out here with us.
Berber: Iyya-d ad teqqimeḍ yid-neɣ da, deg beṛṛa.

English: Tom was the one who taught Mary how to milk a cow.
Portuguese: Foi o Tom quem ensinou a Mary a tirar leite de vaca.

English: This milk has a peculiar smell.
Spanish: Esta leche tiene un olor extraño.

English: Go get some towels.
Danish: Hent nogle håndklæder.

English: I thought that Tom and Mary were friends.
Russian: Я думал, Том и Мэри дружат.

English: Tom won't likely be here today.
Russian: Том вряд ли сегодня здесь будет.

English: The same thing happened in 2013.
Russian: То же самое произошло в 2013 году.