English: The room was dark.
Berber: Taxxamt-nni tella d tabuṭlamt

English: Is everything ready now?
Macedonian: Готово ли е сѐ сега?

English: I bought Tom a laptop.
Italian: Io ho comprato un laptop per Tom.

English: We've got a mechanical problem.
Italian: Noi abbiamo un problema meccanico.

English: Our oldest son's name is Tom.
Japanese: 長男の名前はトムです。

English: When does your Christmas break start?
Danish: Hvornår begynder din juleferie?

English: I sincerely hope that you were joking.
Russian: Я искренне надеюсь, что ты шутил.

English: This is true.
Russian: Так оно и есть.

English: Hello!
Greek: Γεια σας.

English: Have you seen my coat?
Spanish: ¿Has visto mi abrigo?

English: It has taken forty-six years to build this temple.
Czech: Vybudování tohoto chrámu zabralo čtyřicet šest let.

English: It wasn't in the box you told me it would be in.
German: Es war nicht in der Kiste, in der es sich nach deiner Aussage hätte befinden sollen.

English: If one has the right to live, then one should also have the right to die. If not, then living is not a right, but an obligation.
Hebrew: אם למאן דהוא הזכות לחיות, יש לו גם את הזכות למות. אחרת החיים אינם זכות אלא חובה.

English: Thanks, and keep up the good work.
Russian: Спасибо, продолжайте в том же духе.

English: A husband and wife promise always to love each other.
German: Ehemann und Ehefrau versprechen immer, sich zu lieben.

English: Tom has bad eyesight.
Finnish: Tomilla on huono näkö.

English: It's now your turn.
Finnish: Nyt on sinun vuorosi.

English: I had trouble pronouncing his name.
Turkish: Onun adını telaffuz ederken sorun yaşadım.

English: Has he gone already?
Portuguese: Ele já foi embora?

English: We have a freezer in the basement.
Berber: Nesɛa asegras deg uderbuz.

English: They had no children.
French: Ils n'avaient pas d'enfants.

English: Tom wants to try it.
Berber: Tom yebɣa ad tt-yarem.

English: He got across the river.
Italian: Lui ha attraversato il fiume.

English: You are a pretty girl.
Italian: Sei una ragazza carina.

English: Tom dried himself with the bath towel.
Japanese: トムはバスタオルで体を拭いた。

English: My whole body aches.
Ukrainian: У мене все тіло болить.

English: Are you having second thoughts?
German: Hast du irgendwelche Zweifel?

English: She is kissing him.
Greek: Τον φιλάει.

English: I didn't notice Tom had gone.
Japanese: トムが行ってしまったのに気付かなかった。

English: Now I understand you.
Russian: Теперь я тебя понимаю.

English: That's irrelevant.
Italian: È irrilevante.

English: Tom is a party animal.
Dutch: Tom is een feestbeest.

English: Tom knows how to get there.
Spanish: Tom sabe cómo llegar ahí.

English: That's my affair.
Spanish: Eso es asunto mío.

English: Why is that sometimes hard?
Turkish: O neden bazen zordur?

English: Thank God it's Friday.
German: Gott sei Dank ist es Freitag.

English: Can I have another one?
Russian: Можно мне ещё один?

English: She idolized him.
Ukrainian: Вона боготворила його.

English: Where did you eat dinner?
Portuguese: Onde vocês jantaram?

English: I like to read.
German: Ich lese gerne.

English: Tom resigned today.
Macedonian: Том денес даде оставка.

English: I must leave here.
Swedish: Jag måste åka härifrån.

English: Do you think Tom will be permitted to do that?
Italian: Pensi che a Tom sarà permesso farlo?

English: How old were you when you got married?
French: Quel âge aviez-vous quand vous vous êtes marié ?

English: Tom doesn't take vacations very often.
Turkish: Tom çok sık tatile çıkmaz.

English: The jokes weren't funny.
Portuguese: As piadas não eram engraçadas.

English: I have to move.
Dutch: Ik moet verhuizen.

English: I am a Muslim.
Ukrainian: Я мусульманка.

English: Can I stay here tonight?
Berber: Zemreɣ ad nseɣ da tameddit-a?

English: Tom told me he was thirty.
Russian: Том сказал мне, что ему тридцать лет.

English: You look sleepy.
Polish: Wyglądasz na śpiącego.

English: Tom is a big baseball fan.
Russian: Том — большой поклонник бейсбола.

English: The man looked at me.
French: L'homme me regarda.

English: How's Tom?
Ukrainian: Як Том?

English: Tom has a black cat.
Polish: Tom ma czarnego kota.

English: The mice ate some of the bread.
Hebrew: העכברים אכלו קצת מהלחם.

English: Your lives will be spared.
Turkish: Hayatlarınız bağışlanacak.

English: I think I know where to find Tom.
Russian: Думаю, я знаю, где найти Тома.

English: They say he's the richest person in the city.
Italian: Dicono che lui sia la persona più ricca in città.

English: Do you like to travel?
Finnish: Tykkääk sä reissata?

English: I don't know any martial arts.
Turkish: Hiçbir savaş sanatını bilmem.

English: I'm angry with her.
Chavacano: Rabiao yo conele.

English: The truth can be a burden sometimes.
Kabyle: Tidet tezmer ad tili d taɛkemt tikwal.

English: You've brightened my day.
Italian: Voi avete illuminato la mia giornata.

English: We can solve this problem easily.
Japanese: 私たちでしたら、この問題を簡単に解決できます。

English: I can't tell you when Tom will get here.
Spanish: No te puedo decir cuándo llegará aquí Tom.

English: Dinner was awesome.
Portuguese: O jantar estava incrível!

English: Aren't you still busy?
Ukrainian: Хіба ви все ще не зайняті?

English: You've probably heard of us.
French: Vous avez probablement entendu parler de nous.

English: I'm lost. Could you direct me to the station?
Dutch: Ik ben verdwaald. Kan je me de weg wijzen naar het station?

English: Tom's crazy.
Dutch: Tom is gek.

English: Keep your eyes on the road.
French: Garde les yeux sur la route !

English: A majority voted against the bill.
Dutch: De meerderheid stemde tegen het wetsvoorstel.

English: Please wait half an hour.
Ukrainian: Прошу, зачекай півгодини.

English: I know that most people here don't like me very much.
Russian: Я знаю, что большинству людей здесь я не очень нравлюсь.

English: I'm just surprised to see you.
Portuguese: Eu só estou surpresa em te ver.

English: The hero died at the end of the book.
Turkish: Kahraman, kitabın sonunda öldü.

English: Were they with you?
Kabyle: Yid-wen i llant imir-n?

English: If I were you, I'd buy it.
Russian: На вашем месте я бы его купил.

English: I'm afraid you'll have to go.
Serbian: Бојим се да ћете морати да идете.

English: Come over and help out.
Japanese: ちょっと来て手伝って。

English: Where they burn books, they will eventually burn people.
Russian: Там, где жгут книги, рано или поздно начнут жечь людей.

English: Your future is full of possibilities.
Italian: Il suo futuro è pieno di possibilità.

English: I don't plan on telling you anything.
French: Je ne prévois pas de te dire quoi que ce soit.

English: The weather seemed favorable for the test flight.
Hungarian: Az időjárás kedvezőnek tűnt a tesztrepüléshez.

English: Tom works hard.
German: Tom arbeitet eifrig.

English: I don't know what to say.
Berber: Ur ẓriɣ ara d acu ara d-iniɣ.

English: I wore my favorite dress.
Portuguese: Eu vesti meu vestido favorito.

English: They kept looking.
Macedonian: Упорно гледаа.

English: He kicked it.
Portuguese: Ele chutou.

English: I need paint.
Italian: Ho bisogno di vernice.

English: Tom isn't old enough to get a driver's license yet.
Hungarian: Tom még nem elég idős ahhoz, hogy jogosítványt szerezhessen.

English: We're going to be needing this.
Polish: To będzie nam potrzebne.

English: Tomorrow I'll buy what I need.
Japanese: 必要なものは明日買います。

English: I told the police everything I know.
French: J'ai dit tout ce que je savais à la police.

English: To me, it is important.
French: C'est important pour moi.

English: None of it was real.
Swedish: Ingenting av det var äkta.

English: The police arrested the suspect yesterday.
Polish: Policja aresztowała wczoraj podejrzanego.

English: This door is locked.
Ukrainian: Ці двері замкнені.

English: There will be snow tomorrow.
Ukrainian: Завтра буде сніг.

English: Tom did everything he could do for Mary.
Portuguese: Tom fez tudo o que podia fazer por Mary.