English: Tom is really talented, isn't he?
Portuguese: Tom é muito talentoso, não é?

English: I felt embarrassed.
Turkish: Utanç duydum.

English: He had a duplicate key made from that one.
Berber: Iga-d aslag i tsarut-a.

English: Just leave it there.
Russian: Просто оставь его там.

English: Can you translate it?
Dutch: Kunt u het vertalen?

English: I don't like ice cream.
Italian: A me non piace il gelato.

English: I drank some green tea.
Japanese: 緑茶を飲んだよ。

English: Kabuki is an old Japanese art.
Ukrainian: Кабукі - давнє японське мистецтво.

English: I have three computers.
Russian: У меня есть три компьютера.

English: The first month of the year is January.
Ukrainian: Перший місяць року — січень.

English: Nobody having anything more to say, the meeting was closed.
French: Comme personne n'avait plus rien à dire, la réunion a été clôturée.

English: When did you begin studying French?
Berber: Melmi ay tebdiḍ tzerrweḍ tafṛensist?

English: I didn't mean to bother you.
Italian: Non avevo intenzione di disturbarti.

English: I've seen this movie before.
Russian: Я уже видел это кино.

English: Tom should be back at 2:30.
Russian: Том должен вернуться в 2:30.

English: There's another one in my bag.
Italian: Ce n'è un'altra nella mia borsa.

English: I thought they wouldn't come.
German: Ich dachte, sie kämen nicht.

English: Can you describe it?
Russian: Ты можешь её описать?

English: I've decided I'll do that by myself.
Japanese: 自分でやるって決めたんだ。

English: I will do my best.
Italian: Farò del mio meglio.

English: Tom set the table.
Berber: Tom yessers-d tadabut.

English: Tom has nothing to apologize for.
Berber: Tom ur yesɛi acemma ayɣef ara yessuter ad as-semmḥen.

English: He likes his school a lot.
Italian: Gli piace molto la sua scuola.

English: Tom's parents have separated.
Ukrainian: Батьки Тома розлучилися.

English: Tom still loves you.
Russian: Том Вас по-прежнему любит.

English: Tom should've said no.
Russian: Тому надо было отказаться.

English: Did you find the things that you were looking for?
Berber: Tufamt-d tiɣawsiwin ayɣef tellamt tettnadimt?

English: Tom talked.
Tagalog: Nagsalita si Tom.

English: It's very unlikely.
Ukrainian: Це дуже малоймовірно.

English: The police found three wallets in your car.
Kabyle: Tufa temsulta tlata n texriḍin di tkeṛṛust-ik.

English: We can work something out here.
Turkish: Biz burada bir şey üzerinde çalışabiliriz.

English: I don't want to tell you.
Ukrainian: Я не хочу вам казати.

English: I have come to see you on business.
Japanese: 仕事上の面会に伺いました。

English: I don't know where to start.
Russian: Я не знаю, с чего начать.

English: You can depend on me.
Russian: Можете на меня рассчитывать.

English: I'm really tired tonight.
German: Ich bin heute Abend echt müde.

English: The goods were transported by ship.
Dutch: De goederen werden met het schip vervoerd.

English: Is she afraid of death?
Russian: Она боится смерти?

English: Tom took three steps backward.
Russian: Том сделал три шага назад.

English: It seems to be difficult for her to get along with students in the new school.
Japanese: 彼女にとって、新しい学校でうまくやっていくのは難しいようだ。

English: Have you lost weight?
Ukrainian: Ти схуд?

English: We'll do that even if it rains.
Turkish: Yağmur yağsa bile bunu yapacağız.

English: Tom never told anyone.
Italian: Tom non l'ha mai detto a nessuno.

English: Tom didn't study at all last weekend.
Portuguese: Tom não estudou nada no final de semana passado.

English: I wasn't able to do anything because it was raining.
Turkish: Hiçbir şey yapamadım çünkü yağmur yağıyordu.

English: My dad just called.
Italian: Il mio papà ha appena chiamato.

English: I never bet.
French: Je n'ai jamais parié.

English: I don't trust many people.
Portuguese: Eu não confio em muitas pessoas.

English: I wasn't dishonest.
Portuguese: Não fui disonesto.

English: They might be taller than you.
Berber: Yezmer ad ilint ɣezzifit fell-ak.

English: We could smell the exhaust.
Portuguese: Nós conseguíamos cheirar o escape.

English: Try it once again.
Thai: ลองมันอีกครั้ง

English: Did you complain about it?
Ukrainian: Ви скаржилися на це?

English: We're working hard.
Russian: Мы усердно работаем.

English: How long have you been watching me?
German: Wie lange beobachtet ihr mich schon?

English: I spent the whole day reading a novel.
Russian: Я весь день провёл за чтением романа.

English: Logic is the beginning of wisdom, not the end.
Turkish: Mantık, bilgeliğin sonu değil başlangıcıdır.

English: He has a good brain.
Hungarian: Ott van agyilag.

English: This is the place where Tom was born.
Bulgarian: Това е мястото, където Том е роден.

English: Can I pay for the book by check?
French: Puis-je payer le livre par chèque ?

English: Tom swore he wouldn't do that again.
Turkish: Tom onu bir daha yapmayacağına yemin etti.

English: Why didn't you answer?
Berber: Maɣef ur d-terrim ara?

English: Tom could tell by Mary's accent that she wasn't a native speaker.
Hungarian: Mari kiejtéséből Tomi meg tudta állapítani, hogy nem anyanyelvű.

English: We won't have class next week.
Russian: На следующей неделе у нас не будет уроков.

English: People have the tendency to speak more loudly when they get excited.
Russian: Люди склонны говорить громче, когда они взволнованы.

English: Since it's raining, it would be better if you stayed at home.
Portuguese: Já que está chovendo, seria melhor você ficar em casa.

English: Tom is a very angry boy.
Russian: Том очень злой мальчик.

English: Are you married?
Portuguese: O senhor é casado?

English: Where are your aunts?
Danish: Hvor er jeres tanter?

English: Have you read Tom Jackson's book?
Italian: Avete letto il libro di Tom Jackson?

English: Aren't you even a bit curious?

English: I'm drinking tea.
Dutch: Ik ben thee aan het drinken.

English: It's yours now.
Italian: È tuo ora.

English: I was tired last night.
Italian: Io ero stanca ieri sera.

English: Be at the train station at eleven sharp.
Berber: Ilimt deg teɣsert n tmacint ɣef tis mraw yiwet swaswa.

English: I was going to visit a friend.
Italian: Io stavo andando a trovare un'amica.

English: Ants can lift things that are more than 50 times their own weight.
Berber: Takeḍḍuft tezmer ad terfed taɣawsa ẓẓayen fell-as 50 n tikkal.

English: Please take one.
Korean: 하나 가져가세요.

English: Tom admitted that he had made a mistake and apologized.
German: Tom gab zu, dass er einen Fehler gemacht hatte, und entschuldigte sich.

English: I really want to leave.
Russian: Я очень хочу уйти.

English: It was raining so hard that we had to put off our departure.
Hebrew: ירד גשם כה חזק שנאלצנו לדחות את יציאתנו.

English: Please tell me what you think about this article.
Polish: Powiedz mi proszę, co sądzisz o tym artykule.

English: He was mad at me because I broke up with him.
Icelandic: Hann var mér reiður vegna þess að ég sagði honum upp.

English: You're very absent-minded.
Russian: Вы очень рассеяны.

English: You're taking a lot for granted.
Serbian: Много тога узимате здраво за готово.

English: Tom was shot three times.
Italian: Hanno sparato a Tom tre volte.

English: I can't recall all their names.
Hungarian: Nem emlékszem mindegyikük nevére.

English: It's either us or them.
Turkish: Ya bizim ya da onlarındır.

English: Things have deteriorated.
Turkish: İşler kötüleşti.

English: You don't need to worry.
Italian: Lei non deve preoccuparsi.

English: He turned up an hour later.
German: Er erschien eine Stunde später.

English: Do you like doing this?
German: Machen Sie das gern?

English: Would you like to buy this?
Kabyle: Tebɣam ad tt-id-taɣem?

English: Tom has been hanging out with a woman that's half his age.
Italian: Tom frequenta una donna che ha la metà dei suoi anni.

English: Tom can't even read.
German: Tom kann nicht einmal lesen.

English: Tom never listens.
Italian: Tom non ascolta mai.

English: There's no entrance fee.
Ukrainian: Вхід безкоштовний.