English: You must begin a sentence with a capital letter.
Italian: Devi cominciare una frase con una lettera maiuscola.

English: Tom wears his hair slicked back.
Hungarian: Tomi haja hátra van nyalva.

English: Why haven't you gone to the police?
French: Pourquoi n'êtes-vous pas allé voir la police ?

English: Your tea's getting cold.
Italian: Il vostro tè si sta raffreddando.

English: Tom said that he needed to go home early.
Russian: Том сказал, что ему нужно уйти домой пораньше.

English: They don't have enough money.
Romanian: Nu au suficienți bani.

English: My mother told me to mow the lawn.
Portuguese: Minha mãe me disse para eu aparar o gramado.

English: It's too small.
Danish: Det er for lille.

English: You don't look happy.
French: Tu n'as pas l'air heureux.

English: We need actions, not words.
Dutch: We hebben daden nodig, geen woorden.

English: Would you like a glass of water?
Turkish: Bir bardak su ister misiniz?

English: It's cold today.
Danish: I dag er det koldt.

English: I'm wise.
Hungarian: Bölcs vagyok.

English: Would this be acceptable to you?
Berber: Ad tqeblemt aya?

English: Tom said he knew I might need to do that.
Dutch: Tom zei dat hij wist dat ik dat misschien moest doen.

English: Tom had a brain tumor.
Hebrew: לתום היה גידול במוח.

English: Would you like to try it again?
German: Möchten Sie es erneut versuchen?

English: He's the type who doesn't worry about details.
Japanese: あの人って大ざっぱな性格だからね。

English: I hate my mother-in-law.
French: Je déteste ma belle-mère.

English: Are you sure Tom is coming?
Italian: Sei sicura che Tom stia venendo?

English: Feedback is welcomed.
French: Les commentaires sont les bienvenus.

English: This egg is cracked.
Japanese: この卵、割れてるよ。

English: Congratulations on being accepted to the school you've always wanted to go to.
Italian: Congratulazioni per essere stati accettati nella scuola in cui siete sempre voluti andare.

English: You should act more calmly.
German: Du solltest besonnener handeln.

English: No sooner had I gone out than it began to rain.
French: À peine étais-je sorti qu'il se mit à pleuvoir.

English: I told you not to tell that to anyone.
French: Je t'ai dit de ne raconter cela à personne.

English: Tom and Mary are orphans.
Berber: Tom ed Mary d igujilen.

English: That's a nice coat.
Portuguese: Esse é um belo abrigo.

English: His ambition made him work hard.
Berber: Tazitla-nnes teǧǧa-t ad yecrew tidi.

English: My sister has three times as many books as I do.
Hebrew: לאחותי יש פי שלושה ספרים לעומתי.

English: Tom and Mary weren't impressed.
Macedonian: Том и Мери не беа воодушевени.

English: I have to tell Tom about it.
Swedish: Jag måste tala om det för Tom.

English: Iron is much more useful than gold.
German: Eisen ist viel nützlicher als Gold.

English: Tom patted himself on the back.
Finnish: Tom taputti itseään selkään.

English: Your wife is mad at you.
Ukrainian: Ваша дружина на вас сердита.

English: Don't think about it.
Macedonian: Не размислувај за тоа.

English: I can't put up with that noise any longer.
Russian: Я не в силах больше терпеть этот шум.

English: Are you an engineer?
Romanian: Sunteți inginer?

English: Tom sleeps with his mouth open.

English: The U.S. exports billions of dollars' worth of passenger airplanes.
Dutch: De Verenigde Staten voeren passagiersvliegtuigen uit ter waarde van miljarden dollar.

English: How did you spend your winter vacation?
French: Qu'as-tu fait pendant tes vacances d'hiver ?

English: Why were you shouting?
Danish: Hvorfor råbte du?

English: I'm a sucker for happy endings.
Hungarian: Imádom a boldog befejezéseket.

English: Tom will get married soon.
Ukrainian: Том скоро одружиться.

English: What's your favorite font?
German: Was ist deine Lieblingsschriftart?

English: Perhaps Tom had it coming.
Danish: Måske var Tom selv ude om det.

English: Do you have a blue coat?
Italian: Hai un cappotto blu?

English: None of this makes any sense.
Mandarin Chinese: 這裡頭沒有一件事說得通。

English: Tom seems to want Mary to stay.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'nin kalmasını istiyor gibi görünüyor.

English: The show was well attended.
Spanish: La función tuvo una buena acogida.

English: We broke up.
Italian: Scoppiammo a ridere.

English: You've won.
Russian: Ты выиграл.

English: This organization cannot exist without you.
French: Cette organisation ne peut exister sans vous.

English: How do you use this camera?
Berber: Amek ara tesqedced takamra-a?

English: I want coffee.
Marathi: मला कॉफी हवी आहे.

English: He stood up with his hat in his hand.
Tagalog: Tumindig siyang may sombrero sa kamay niya.

English: I have absolute trust in him.
Portuguese: Eu tenho absoluta confiança nele.

English: The piece of cake Tom gave me was so big that I couldn't eat it all.
Spanish: La porción de torta que Tom me dio era tan grande que no pude comerla toda.

English: Tom is going to pay the bill.
Turkish: Tom faturayı ödeyecek.

English: Be objective.
Serbian: Буди објективан.

English: Can you teach me to fly?
Marathi: तुम्ही मला उडायला शिकवू शकता का?

English: We didn't get far.
Hebrew: לא הרחקנו לכת.

English: I'm asking you as a friend.
Bokmål: Jeg spør deg som en venn.

English: Tom refused to sit next to me.
Ukrainian: Том відмовився сідати поруч зі мною.

English: I'm a huge fan of yours.
Italian: Io sono una vostra grande fan.

English: It wasn't Tom who left the water running.
Bokmål: Det var ikke Tom som glemte å stenge kranen.

English: Why are you up there?
Italian: Perché sei lassù?

English: He is like a ninja.
Turkish: O, bir ninja gibidir.

English: Do you like oranges?
German: Magst du Apfelsinen?

English: The sea is calm.
Berber: Ilel atan yers.

English: I'm sorry, but that is simply impossible.
Turkish: Üzgünüm ama bu, açıkçası olanaksızdır.

English: I remember writing to Tom.
Russian: Я помню, что писал Тому.

English: Somebody stole my umbrella.
Berber: Ukren-iyi tasiwant-inu.

English: That would be almost perfect.
Hungarian: Ez majdnem tökéletes lenne.

English: Are you hard of hearing?
Macedonian: Дали си наглув?

English: Tom was working.
Dutch: Tom was aan het werk.

English: I don't know whether you are telling the truth or not.
Portuguese: Eu não sei se você está dizendo a verdade ou não.

English: You're about to lose the game.
German: Sie sind dabei, das Spiel zu verlieren.

English: I've actually never been drunk.
Macedonian: Всушност никогаш не сум бил пијан.

English: It's cheaper to go by train.
Thai: ไปรถไฟถูกกว่า

English: I think we made a wrong turn.
Russian: По-моему, мы не там повернули.

English: Let's do this properly.
Turkish: Hadi bunu doğru düzgün yapalım.

English: My father doesn't like football.
Japanese: お父ちゃんは、アメフトが嫌いなんだ。

English: That'll work well.
Hungarian: Az jó munkát fog végezni.

English: I'm not the one who wrote this story.
Turkish: Bu hikayeyi yazan kişi ben değilim.

English: Charge it to my account.
Italian: Mettetelo sul mio conto.

English: You're just like Tom.
Italian: Tu sei proprio come Tom.

English: You have to try this.
Swedish: Du måste prova det här.

English: Tom said that he was having fun.
Portuguese: Tom disse que estava se divertindo.

English: Does Tom have any brothers?
Russian: У Тома есть братья?

English: I asked Tom if he knew my brother's name.
Turkish: Tom'a ağabeyimin adını bilip bilmediğini sordum.

English: I'm on my way to work now.
Spanish: Ahora estoy de camino al trabajo.

English: Let's get started.
Japanese: 始めようぜ。

English: You should quit.
Hebrew: את צריכה להתפטר.

English: You have a watch.
French: Vous avez une montre.

English: She loves watching tennis matches on TV.
Swedish: Hon älskar att titta på tennismatcher på tv.

English: I told you to stay in the house.
Italian: Ti ho detto di stare in casa.

English: Tom sat down on a folding chair.
Portuguese: Tom sentou-se numa cadeira dobrável.

English: Tom works as a waiter.
Italian: Tom lavora come cameriere.

English: I have an allergy to milk.
Portuguese: Tenho alergia ao leite.