English: Tom and Mary are much stronger than we are.
German: Tom und Maria sind viel stärker als wir.

English: Why did you stab me?
Berber: Maɣef ay iyi-d-tnejɛem?

English: I'm sure you'll find a way.
Marathi: तुला नक्कीच मार्ग सापडेल.

English: Tom is swimming, isn't he?
Italian: Tom sta nuotando, vero?

English: I think Tom is still downstairs.
Russian: Думаю, Том ещё внизу.

English: Tom has never worked a day in his life.
Russian: Том ни дня в своей жизни не работал.

English: This is a little weird.
Russian: Это немного странно.

English: Tom agreed to meet Mary in front of the library.
Danish: Tom aftalte at mødes med Mary foran biblioteket.

English: I'd never hurt Tom.
Russian: Я бы никогда не обидел Тома.

English: I know what killed Tom.
Czech: Vím, co Toma zabilo.

English: I went to the park yesterday.
Icelandic: Ég fór í lystigarðinn í gær.

English: It's broken.
Italian: È rotta.

English: Are you still working with Tom?
Berber: Mazal-ikem txeddmeḍ akked Tom?

English: I'm not feeling relaxed.
Hebrew: אני לא מרגישה רגועה.

English: Tom isn't as efficient as Mary is.
Dutch: Tom is niet zo efficiënt als Mary.

English: What's become of Tom?
Kabyle: D acu yeḍran d Tom?

English: How is it spelled?
Italian: Come si scrive?

English: Tom doesn't care whether we stay or not.
Russian: Тому всё равно, останемся мы или нет.

English: "I love you." "I love you, too."
Latvian: Es mīlu tevi - es arī mīlu tev.

English: I was new at that time.
Russian: Я тогда был новеньким.

English: My favorite music instrument is the flute.
Portuguese: Meu instrumento musical favorito é a flauta.

English: We want one.
Greek: Έναν θέλουμε.

English: I have your diary.
Arabic: دفتر يومياتك عندي.

English: They won't be able to stop you.
French: Ils ne pourront pas vous arrêter.

English: He is an able lawyer.
Berber: Netta d abugaṭu yelhan.

English: Why don't you start by telling us where you went?
Hebrew: מדוע אינך מתחיל, בשאתה מספר לנו, לאן הלכת?

English: Everything's OK.
French: Tout va bien.

English: Her father wants her to become a pianist.
Berber: Baba-s yebɣa d tili d tamsepyanut.

English: Tom drank some orange juice.
Ukrainian: Том випив трохи апельсинового соку.

English: I moved to the neighborhood about two years ago.
Japanese: ２年位前に引っ越したよ。近所で。

English: "How many push-ups can you do, Tom?" "I used to be able to do a hundred easily, but I wonder how many I can do now. Maybe 50 or so?"
French: « Combien de pompes sais-tu faire, Tom ? » « Avant, j'étais capable d'en faire une centaine facilement, mais je me demande combien je peux en faire maintenant. Peut-être une cinquantaine ? »

English: There's a creek not too far from here.
Kabyle: Tella tasift ur tebɛid ara mliḥ sya.

English: Is the road wide enough for two-way traffic?
French: La route est-elle assez large pour circuler dans les deux sens ?

English: Don't talk back to me like that.
Italian: Non parlare di me in quel modo alle mie spalle.

English: Tom is very tired now, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è molto stanco ora, vero?

English: You should have kept your mouth shut.
French: Tu aurais dû la fermer.

English: Please let me go.
Hungarian: Kérlek, engedj el.

English: I didn't want to go home.
Ukrainian: Я не хотів іти додому.

English: I really got depressed.
Spanish: Me sentí verdaderamente deprimido.

English: Tom got angry and yelled at Mary.
Finnish: Tomi suuttui ja karjui Marille.

English: What do you have planned for tonight?
Portuguese: Que é que os senhores planejaram para esta noite?

English: I know you're frustrated.
Italian: Lo so che siete frustrate.

English: We're going to wait until Tom gets here.
Arabic: سننتظر حتى يأتي توم هنا.

English: She stopped to smoke a cigarette.
Russian: Она остановилась, чтобы выкурить сигарету.

English: I got fired for doing that.
Turkish: Onu yaptığım için kovuldum.

English: Why did you come so early?
Ukrainian: Чому ти прийшов так рано?

English: I never wrote that down.
Italian: Io non l'ho mai annotato.

English: I see a big smile on your face. You must be happy.
Portuguese: Vejo um grande sorriso em seu rosto. Deve estar feliz.

English: I received a letter from my sister.
Italian: Ho ricevuto una lettera da mia sorella.

English: Tom was getting ready for work.
Italian: Tom si stava preparando per il lavoro.

English: You've got a job to do.
Portuguese: Você tem um trabalho a fazer.

English: Opposites attract.
Spanish: Los opuestos se atraen.

English: I hope I'm not bothering anybody.
Finnish: Toivottavasti en häiritse ketään.

English: The teachers greeted the little boy.
Danish: Lærerne hilste på den lille dreng.

English: Tom likes to sing in the bathtub.
Russian: Том любит петь в ванной.

English: I wrote it all down.
Kabyle: Uriɣ-t akk.

English: You're such a pig.
Ukrainian: Ти така свиня.

English: Why didn't you tell me that before?
Finnish: Miksi te ette kertoneet tuota minulle aikaisemmin?

English: Tom is skinny.
Italian: Tom è smilzo.

English: Do you really think Tom can hear us?
Russian: Ты правда думаешь, что Том может нас услышать?

English: I warned Tom not to come here again.
Russian: Я предупреждал Тома, чтобы он сюда больше не приходил.

English: She came back just as I was leaving.
Icelandic: Hún kom aftur í því að ég var að fara.

English: I'll be arriving by train tomorrow evening.
Italian: Arriverò in treno domani sera.

English: Write down each word.
Italian: Annotate ogni parola.

English: I'll live with it.
Italian: Vivrò con essa.

English: Are you sure you don't want me to talk to Tom?
Greek: Είστε σίγουροι ότι δε θέλετε να μιλήσω στον Τομ;

English: Are these your skis?
Vietnamese: Đây là đồ trược tuyết của bạn hả?

English: Tomorrow morning, I'll wake up at 6.
Marathi: उद्या सकाळी मी ६ वाजता उठेन.

English: I'd like to find a way to improve my memory.
Portuguese: Gostaria de encontrar um jeito de melhorar a minha memória.

English: Tom went to Boston on Monday.
Finnish: Tom meni Bostoniin maanantaina.

English: I work at the consulate.
Portuguese: Eu trabalho no consulado.

English: You have a problem.
Russian: У тебя проблема.

English: I love playing basketball.
Italian: Amo giocare a pallacanestro.

English: He opened the door, though I told him not to.
Danish: Han åbnede døren, selvom jeg bad ham lade være.

English: Do you think you'll be able to drive a car when you are eighty years old?
Serbian: Мислиш ли да ћеш моћи да возиш ауто када будеш имао осамдесет година?

English: I can hardly wait to get started.
Portuguese: Eu mal posso esperar para começar.

English: What time are we meeting?
Tatar: Qayçan oçraşabiz?

English: We'll wait an hour.
Macedonian: Ќе чекаме еден час.

English: I shouldn't have told Tom that.
Portuguese: Não deveria ter contado isso para o Tom.

English: I asked Tom what he was reading.
Berber: Sseqsaɣ Tom d acu i yella yeqqar.

English: The toilet is upstairs.
Icelandic: Salernið er uppi.

English: Why do they call New York the Big Apple?
Japanese: どうしてニューヨークのことをビッグアップルって呼ぶの？

English: I don't often wear a hat.
Ukrainian: Я не часто одягаю капелюх.

English: Will you shut up?
Russian: Ты заткнёшься?

English: Who did you give it to?
Bokmål: Hvem gav du det til?

English: I have a house on the beach.
Portuguese: Tenho uma casa na praia.

English: I spent the whole day in front of my computer.
Czech: Celý den jsem strávil u počítače.

English: Tom will be late.
Dutch: Tom zal te laat zijn.

English: Is this your house?
Ukrainian: Це твій будинок?

English: Did you inform your teacher of this?

English: Don't let anyone come near the fire.
Russian: Не подпускайте никого к огню.

English: That house is very small.
Finnish: Tuo talo on todella pieni.

English: Save me a donut.
Portuguese: Guarda uma rosquinha para mim.

English: I must've lost my wallet in the supermarket.
Russian: Должно быть, я потерял свой бумажник в супермаркете.

English: Do you think Tom knows what happened?
Spanish: ¿Crees que Tom sabe lo que pasó?