English: I just want to know what actually happened.
French: Je veux seulement savoir ce qui s'est réellement passé.

English: The boy over there is his brother.
Finnish: Tuo poika tuossa on hänen veljensä.

English: Tom's homemade peanut butter is pretty good.
German: Toms selbstgemachte Erdnussbutter schmeckt ziemlich gut.

English: Are you sure that guy's name is Tom?
Turkish: O adamın adının Tom olduğundan emin misin?

English: Tom didn't win the 2013 election.
Italian: Tom non vinse le elezioni del 2013.

English: She can play the piano very well.
Russian: Она может играть на пианино очень хорошо.

English: Mary's email was very terse and it was clear that she was upset about something.
German: Marias E-Mail war recht kurz gefasst und es war klar, dass sie wegen irgendetwas verärgert war.

English: Why do we need money?
Finnish: Miksi tarvitsemme rahaa?

English: We're a little early.
Bulgarian: Малко сме подранили.

English: I've always wanted to write a children's book.
Danish: Jeg har altid ønsket at skrive en børnebog.

English: He finished reading the book.
German: Er hat das Buch zu Ende gelesen.

English: You'll soon be able to sing as well as Tom.
French: Vous serez bientôt capables de chanter aussi bien que Tom.

English: Tom isn't in jail anymore.
Italian: Tom non è più in carcere.

English: Tom can't deny this.
German: Tom kann das nicht abstreiten.

English: When did you paint your bicycle?
Hungarian: Te mikor festetted be a biciklidet?

English: Wish me good luck.
Ukrainian: Побажайте мені удачі.

English: Tom is here with me.
Ukrainian: Том тут зі мною.

English: It's just as I hoped it would be.
Hebrew: זה בדיוק כפי שקיוויתי.

English: Tom asked Mary who had given her the picture.
French: Tom a demandé à Mary qui lui a donné la photo.

English: I told Tom that I never wanted to see him again.
French: J'ai dit à Tom que je ne voulais plus le voir.

English: They need some counseling.
French: Ils ont besoin d'une aide psychologique.

English: The requests were denied.
Italian: Le richieste sono state negate.

English: There was a complication.
French: Il y a eu une complication.

English: Do you often lie to your husband?
Vietnamese: Bạn có hay nói dối chồng mình không?

English: Take your time.
Belarusian: Не спяшайся.

English: This problem is worth discussing.
French: Ce problème vaut le coup d'être discuté.

English: Tom wasn't sleeping when I got home.
Finnish: Tom ei ollut nukkumassa, kun tulin kotiin.

English: Look at the meter.
Portuguese: Olhe o medidor.

English: How much is the rent per month?
Hebrew: כמה הם דמי השכירות לחודש?

English: The book I bought is on the desk.
Russian: Книга, которую я купил, на письменном столе.

English: Tom left Mary for another woman.
Romanian: Tom a părăsit-o pe Mary pentru o altă femeie.

English: Tom didn't tell Mary anything about that.
German: Tom hat Maria nichts davon gesagt.

English: There are some flies on the wall.
Vietnamese: Có vài con ruồi ở trên tường.

English: He couldn't come because he was sick.
French: Il ne pouvait pas venir parce qu'il était malade.

English: I don't know who he is.
Ukrainian: Я не знаю, хто він.

English: I don't know whether to do that today or tomorrow.
Russian: Я не знаю, сегодня мне это сделать или завтра.

English: I don't see it that way.
Italian: Non la vedo in quel modo.

English: You look a little better today.
Berber: Tettbanemt-d ccwi cwiṭ ass-a.

English: It started to snow.
Greek: Άρχισε να χιονίζει.

English: He's sitting on the fence.
Hungarian: Még nem hozott döntést.

English: That doesn't belong in here.
Kabyle: D ayen ur nesεi amkan-is da.

English: I can't believe Tom is giving Mary the car he bought last year.
Italian: Non posso credere che Tom stia dando a Mary la macchina che comprò l'altro anno.

English: Don't forget that Tom still loves you.
French: N'oublie pas Tom t'aime encore.

English: Tom isn't able to feed himself.
Kabyle: Tom ur yezmir ara ad yečč i yiman-is.

English: As soon as you arrive, she will make something to eat.
Hebrew: ברגע שתגיע, היא תכין משהו לאכול.

English: I'll take you to the bus stop.
Berber: Ad kent-ssiwḍeɣ ɣer tenbeddit n usakal.

English: Will you have a little time this weekend to help me with my French?
Spanish: ¿Tendrás un rato corto este fin de semana para ayudarme con mi francés?

English: They are working this weekend.
Russian: Они работают в эти выходные.

English: Carry this.
Swedish: Bär den här.

English: The plan is subject to his approval.
Hebrew: התכנית כפופה לאישורו.

English: You can ask Tom about that.
Russian: Можешь спросить об этом Тома.

English: He lost his temper and hit the boy.
French: Il perdit patience et frappa le garçon.

English: Tom just stood there watching Mary staring at herself in the mirror.
German: Tom stand einfach da und sah zu, wie Mary sich im Spiegel anstarrte.

English: Tom started singing, and we all joined in.
Finnish: Tomi alkoi laulaa, ja me kaikki liityimme mukaan.

English: We loved you.
Russian: Мы любили тебя.

English: My brother was injured in the car accident.
Finnish: Veljeni loukkaantui auto-onnettomuudessa.

English: I have to borrow some money.
German: Ich muss mir Geld leihen.

English: Does everyone need to know this?
Ukrainian: Це всі мають знати?

English: We saw everything.
French: Nous avons tout vu.

English: Help me.
Khmer: ជួយខ្ញុំផង ។

English: He shook thousands of hands.
Ukrainian: Він потиснув тисячі рук.

English: That doesn't matter to me.
Dutch: Dat maakt mij niet uit.

English: Tom went back to his hometown.
Cantonese: 阿 Tom 返咗鄉下。

English: Tom is very handsome.
Cantonese: 阿Tom好靚仔。

English: I know that Tom wouldn't try to do that.
Turkish: Tom'un onu yapmaya çalışmayacağını biliyorum.

English: Do you have any special reason why you want to go to America?
Italian: Hai un motivo speciale per cui vuoi andare in America?

English: I wish I'd married another man.
Japanese: 別の人と結婚しとけばよかったわ。

English: You think I'm bluffing, don't you?
Russian: Думаешь, я блефую, да?

English: What's the definition of jazz?
Italian: Qual è la definizione del jazz?

English: Think about it, OK?
Russian: Подумай об этом, ладно?

English: I could have used that.
Italian: Io avrei potuto utilizzare quello.

English: Tom became a Catholic.
Ukrainian: Том прийняв католіцизм.

English: Drop by sometime.
Russian: Заходите как-нибудь.

English: Some things are better left unsaid.
French: Certaines choses se trouvent mieux de ne pas être dites.

English: How about eating out this evening for a change?
Berber: D acu i tennamt mer ad nečč deg beṛṛa tameddit-a akken ad nbeddel cwiṭ?

English: I'm smarter than you.
Belarusian: Я разумнейшы за вас.

English: Please remember what Tom said.
Russian: Запомните, пожалуйста, что Том сказал.

English: It's giving me a headache.
French: Ça me donne mal à la tête.

English: I don't think they did this.
Portuguese: Eu não acho que eles fizeram isso.

English: Pay attention to us.
Hungarian: Figyelj ránk!

English: There is little hope of his recovery.
Romanian: Sunt șanse puține ca el să fie recuperat.

English: Tom came home very late last night.
Hungarian: Tamás tegnap este nagyon későn jött haza.

English: Tom has asked Mary to meet him at his office tomorrow.
Japanese: トムは明日、自分の事務所で会うようにメアリーに頼んだ。

English: Tom ran outside half-naked.
Turkish: Tom yarı çıplak dışarı fırladı.

English: Do you want me to call the police?
Italian: Volete che chiami la polizia?

English: Why should I even care?
Danish: Hvad rager det mig?

English: I didn't have much money.
Portuguese: Eu não tinha muito dinheiro.

English: When was the last explosion?
Finnish: Milloin viimeinen räjähdys tapahtui?

English: It's so nice to finally meet you.
Portuguese: É tão bom finalmente conhecê-lo.

English: Her dream is to become a nurse.
Arabic: حلمها هو أن تصبح ممرضة.

English: He could swim very well when he was young.
Italian: Sapeva nuotare molto bene quando era giovane.