English: Please telephone him.
German: Bitte ruft ihn an.

English: I feel old.
Japanese: 私も年をとったなあ。

English: There are hardly any books in this room.
Japanese: この部屋にはほとんど本がない。

English: He can read well enough.
Mandarin Chinese: 他能讀得很好。

English: Tom knows we can't do that.
Russian: Том знает, что мы не можем этого сделать.

English: We can see the sea from our hotel room.
German: Von unserem Hotelzimmer aus, können wir das Meer sehen.

English: My father is sweeping the garage.
Russian: Мой отец подметает в гараже.

English: Tom drank too much beer last night.
Italian: Tom ha bevuto troppa birra ieri sera.

English: Tom ate what little food he had left.
French: Tom mangea le peu de nourriture qu'il lui restait.

English: Tom didn't know any of the details of Mary's plan.
Polish: Tom nie znał żadnych szczegółów planu Mary.

English: I will think of something.
German: Ich werde mir etwas einfallen lassen.

English: That's exactly right.
Hebrew: זה בדיוק נכון.

English: I'm dying to know what's inside.
German: Ich kann es gar nicht erwarten, zu erfahren, was drinnen ist.

English: Don't you feel safe in your house?
Turkish: Evinde kendini güvende hissetmiyor musun?

English: The noise is getting louder and louder.
French: Le bruit est de plus en plus fort.

English: A book came for you in the mail today.
German: Heute kam ein Buch für dich in der Post.

English: Tom neglected his family.
Portuguese: Tom negligenciou a família.

English: Those were the best years of my life.
Italian: Quelli sono stati gli anni migliori della mia vita.

English: This restaurant is so large that they are always busy waiting on guests.
Portuguese: Este restaurante é tão grande que eles estão sempre ocupados esperando os clientes.

English: That's a book.
Polish: To książka.

English: It is a long way to the village.
German: Es ist ein weiter Weg bis zum Dorf.

English: Tom told me that he was planning to go to Boston.
Russian: Том сказал мне, что планирует съездить в Бостон.

English: Tom branded the calf.
Italian: Tom marchiò il vitello.

English: My bedroom doesn't have any windows.
German: Mein Schlafzimmer hat keine Fenster.

English: I've already begun.
Russian: Я уже начала.

English: She has been sick since last Wednesday.
Italian: È ammalata da mercoledì scorso.

English: I ran home.
Italian: Sono corso a casa.

English: I like him very much.
Russian: Мне он очень нравится.

English: We didn't have a good plan.
French: Nous n’avions pas un bon plan.

English: I prefer comedies.
Latvian: Es dodu priekšroku komēdijām.

English: I promise that it won't happen again.
Portuguese: Juro que isso não vai acontecer de novo.

English: Tom is doing that the right way, isn't he?
German: Tom macht das doch richtig, oder?

English: They need a hero.
Hungarian: Egy hősért kiáltanak.

English: Tom says he's forgotten how to do that.
Russian: Том говорит, что забыл, как это делается.

English: What's your most expensive wine?
Russian: Какое у вас самое дорогое вино?

English: Is that what you have in mind?
Berber: D aya ay la tettxemmimeḍ deg lbal-nnek?

English: It will happen.
Russian: Это случится.

English: I assume you have some information about this.
Polish: Rozumiem, że masz na ten temat jakieś informacje.

English: I want to leave this difficult job to her.
Italian: Voglio lasciare a lei questo lavoro difficile.

English: How are we going to manage this?
Italian: Come gestiremo questo?

English: I warned Tom about Mary.
Russian: Я предупредила Тома о Мэри.

English: I don't want to eat that banana.
French: Je ne veux pas manger cette banane.

English: You have cancer.
Hebrew: יש לך סרטן.

English: I didn't know everyone in the room.
Russian: Я не всех в комнате знал.

English: He hates carrots.
Russian: Он ненавидит морковку.

English: Did you make any friends?
Russian: Ты с кем-нибудь подружился?

English: Why would I want this?
Russian: Зачем мне это?

English: It's getting darker and darker.
Kabyle: Simmal yettibrik lḥal.

English: Tom wanted to be an opera singer.
Italian: Tom voleva essere un cantante d'opera.

English: You'd better get out here.
Hebrew: עדיף שתצאי מפה.

English: We worked hard.
Marathi: आम्ही मेहनत केली.

English: Tom considered leaving school, but decided against it.
Japanese: トムは学校を辞めることを考えていたが、辞めないことに決めた。

English: When did you begin learning French?
Bulgarian: Кога започна да учиш френски?

English: Send it to me.
Italian: Speditemelo.

English: That wasn't part of the plan.
Russian: Это не было частью плана.

English: You don't know us.
Hebrew: את לא מכירה אותנו.

English: Who's your boyfriend?
Berber: Anwa ay d amidul-nnem?

English: Tom didn't like that movie at all.
Bengali: টমের সেই মুভিটি মোটেও পছন্দ হয়নি।

English: Please don't compare me with my brother.
Russian: Пожалуйста, не сравнивайте меня с моим братом.

English: You should do it this way.
Turkish: Onu bu şekilde yapman gerekir.

English: Things are not that simple.
French: Les choses ne sont pas si simples.

English: It's a delicate situation.
Hungarian: Ez egy kényes helyzet.

English: OK, I'm persuaded.
Ukrainian: Добре, ти переконав.

English: She baked three cakes.
Portuguese: Ela assou três bolos.

English: The motorcycle crashed into a car.
Marathi: मोटरसायकल एका गाडीला आपटली.

English: Tom doesn't have any friends here.
Italian: Tom non ha amiche qua.

English: Try not to disappoint me.
Russian: Постарайся меня не разочаровать.

English: The sky grew darker and darker, and the wind blew harder and harder.
German: Der Himmel wurde immer dunkler, und immer stärker wehte der Wind.

English: You're irresponsible.
Italian: Sei irresponsabile.

English: I'm very fat.
French: Je suis très gras.

English: Tom is reading a book in his room.
Ukrainian: Том читає книжку в своїй кімнаті.

English: I never said a word.
Turkish: Tek kelime etmedim.

English: Can I eat this orange?
Berber: Zemreɣ ad cceɣ tacinat-a?

English: Be still.
Hebrew: שמור על שקט.

English: Children should obey their parents.
Czech: Děti by měly poslouchat svoje rodiče.

English: You don't seem too surprised.
Russian: Вы, похоже, не слишком удивлены.

English: Tom got on a horse and followed Mary.
Italian: Tom è salito in groppa a un cavallo e ha seguito Mary.

English: Did you two break up?
German: Habt ihr euch getrennt?

English: I'm sure you'll figure it out.
Portuguese: Eu tenho certeza de que você descobrirá.

English: Tom ought to win.
German: Tom sollte gewinnen.

English: What would you like to drink?
Ukrainian: Чого ви бажаєте випити?

English: Tom went to Mary's place.
Russian: Том пошёл к Мэри.

English: We have to do many things.
Italian: Noi dobbiamo fare molte cose.

English: Give Tom a hug for me.
Russian: Обнимите за меня Тома.

English: If you need to sleep, go ahead.
Turkish: Eğer uyuman gerekiyorsa, devam et.

English: We should be able to help you.
Berber: A win yufan, ad nezmer ad k-nalel.

English: The wound has not yet healed.
Dutch: De wond is nog niet geheeld.

English: The old record player is still up in the attic.
German: Der alte Plattenspieler steht noch oben auf dem Dachboden.

English: Tom has co-authored three textbooks.
Russian: Том является соавтором трёх учебников.

English: My truck has been stolen.
Ukrainian: Мій пікап викрали.

English: He is wearing glasses.
German: Er trägt eine Brille.

English: I'm thinking about your plan.
Italian: Sto pensando al tuo piano.

English: Tom knows there's still work to do.
Berber: Tom yeẓra mazal yella umahil.

English: Have pity on me.
Portuguese: Tenha piedade de mim.

English: You don't need to attend today's meeting.
Japanese: 今日の会議には出席しなくていいよ。

English: Is Tom in position?
Italian: Tom è in posizione?

English: I've got more money than Tom has.
Hungarian: Több pénzem van, mint Tamásnak.

English: Why are you walking so fast?
Italian: Perché stai camminando così rapidamente?

English: I must be drunk.
Swedish: Jag måste vara full.