English: I could sure use your help right now.
Hebrew: בוודאי אוכל להעזר בך עכשיו.

English: I eat meat.
Kabyle: Tetteɣ aksum.

English: Today was an awful day.
Turkish: Bugün korkunç bir gündü.

English: We decided to stay with Tom.
Portuguese: Nós decidimos ficar com Tom.

English: We need to buy cheese.
Russian: Нам нужно купить сыр.

English: That hurts.
Greek: Αυτό πονάει.

English: I've been here three times this week.
Serbian: Био сам овде три пута ове недеље.

English: He put the book on the shelf.
Portuguese: Ele colocou o livro na prateleira.

English: Tom wears a leather jacket.
Russian: Том носит кожаную куртку.

English: We're very similar.
Italian: Siamo molto simili.

English: Her daughter is bad at cooking.
Kabyle: Yelli-s ur tessin ara akk ad tseww.

English: The leaves fell.
Danish: Bladene faldt.

English: Tom washed himself.
Russian: Том помылся.

English: I wish you the same.
Italian: Ti auguro lo stesso.

English: Do you like school?
Russian: Тебе нравится школа?

English: This place is fantastic.
Russian: Это фантастическое место.

English: A dog bit me this morning.
French: Un chien m'a mordu ce matin.

English: Tom is inventive.
Berber: Tom d asnulfan.

English: Tom is sincere, isn't he?
Portuguese: Tom é sincero, não é?

English: Have you found any good solution?
Russian: Ты нашёл какое-то хорошее решение?

English: Where are they going?
Estonian: Kuhu nad lähevad?

English: I kid you not.
Danish: På ære!

English: Can any of you tell me what happened?
German: Kann mir irgendjemand von euch sagen, was passiert ist?

English: Tom never could do that.
Turkish: Tom asla onu yapamazdı.

English: Have you known her since 1990?
Danish: Har du kendt hende siden 1990?

English: He closed his eyes.
German: Er schloss seine Augen.

English: It seems unfair to me.
Hebrew: נראה לי לא הוגן.

English: One hand washes the other.
Slovak: Ruka ruku myje.

English: Do you like candy?
Russian: Вы любите сладости?

English: He has a large family to support.
Italian: Lui ha una grande famiglia da mantenere.

English: I gave you a book.
Italian: Ti diedi un libro.

English: Air is a mixture of gases that we can't see.
Danish: Luft er en blanding af luftarter, som vi ikke kan se.

English: You still want me to come, don't you?
German: Sie wollen doch noch immer, dass ich komme, oder?

English: I've dropped my pen.
Portuguese: Eu deixei cair minha caneta.

English: I feel bad for him.
Russian: Мне его жаль.

English: Could I have this blouse taken in, please?
Bulgarian: Извинете, може ли да ми стесните тази блуза?

English: Can you shed any light on this?
Spanish: ¿Puedes arrojar alguna luz sobre esto?

English: It wasn't as simple as we thought it was going to be.
Russian: Это было не так просто, как мы думали.

English: Can somebody answer that?
Russian: Кто-нибудь может ответить на это?

English: Tom will go to Boston tomorrow, won't he?
Turkish: Tom yarın Boston'a gidecek, değil mi?

English: The young adapt to change easily.
German: Die Jugend passt sich leicht an Wechsel an.

English: I couldn't help but admire Tom's perseverance.
Polish: Nie potrafiłem powstrzymać podziwu dla wytrwałości Toma.

English: Frankly speaking, I don't like her.
Spanish: Francamente, ella no me gusta.

English: Tom's house isn't far from Mary's.
Russian: Дом Тома недалеко от дома Мэри.

English: Tom and Mary have all sorts of problems.
German: Tom und Maria haben alle möglichen Probleme.

English: I've advised Tom to start doing that again.
Turkish: Tom'a onu tekrar yapmaya başlamasını tavsiye ettim.

English: With her heart pounding, she opened the door.
Italian: Con il cuore che le batteva forte, aprì la porta.

English: Tom said he doesn't know.
Portuguese: Tom disse que ele não sabe.

English: That movie made me cry.
Czech: Ten film mě rozplakal.

English: We have to weigh the pros and cons.
Italian: Noi dobbiamo valutare i pro e i contro.

English: Put it on the desk.
Portuguese: Ponha na mesa.

English: Tom speaks French fairly well.
Bulgarian: Том говори френски сравнително добре.

English: You are what you eat.
French: On est ce qu'on mange.

English: I want to know what you're thinking.
Italian: Voglio sapere cosa sta pensando.

English: Tom might be here this afternoon.
Turkish: Tom bu öğleden sonra burada olabilir.

English: Do you still have family in Boston?
Macedonian: Се уште ли имаш роднини во Бостон?

English: I like trout fishing.
Danish: Jeg kan lide ørredfiskeri.

English: Who's your father?
Italian: Chi è vostro padre?

English: Were you in America last month?
Italian: Eri in America il mese scorso?

English: Tom has more free time than I do.
Portuguese: Tom tem mais tempo livre que eu.

English: Tom thinks Mary knows.
Hungarian: Tom szerint Mary tudja.

English: Does this house belong to you?
French: Cette maison t'appartient-elle ?

English: I met her an hour ago.
Japanese: 一時間前に彼女に会ったよ。

English: I will be at home tomorrow.
Russian: Я буду дома завтра.

English: Tom opened his suitcase.
Italian: Tom aprì la sua valigia.

English: Is that the way you've been taught to handle tools?
Russian: Это так вас учили обращаться с инструментами?

English: I've often heard about you.
Italian: Io ho sentito spesso parlare di voi.

English: Tom is my brother.
French: Tom est mon frère.

English: Tom translated the letter into French.
German: Tom übersetzte den Brief ins Französische.

English: I don't like jogging.
Italian: A me non piace fare jogging.

English: I'll be with you in a minute.
Portuguese: Eu vou estar com você em um minuto.

English: Tom was holding a glass of whiskey in one hand and a cigarette in the other.
Portuguese: O Tom estava segurando um copo de uísque em uma mão e um cigarro em outra.

English: Tom has been studying French for years.
Ukrainian: Том роками вчить французьку.

English: Mary is a widow.
Hungarian: Mária özvegy.

English: Give me another one.
Macedonian: Дај ми уште едно.

English: I'm pretty sure that Tom doesn't have a brother.
French: Je suis pratiquement sûr que Tom n'a pas de frère.

English: I wouldn't do it even if I could.
Japanese: たとえできるとしても、やらないだろう。

English: Bury it.
French: Enterrez-le.

English: He wanted to test his limits.
French: Il voulait tester ses limites.

English: I only have one mouth, but I have two ears.
Turkish: Sadece tek ağzım ama iki kulağım var.

English: There is something fishy here.
German: Hier stimmt etwas nicht.

English: You ought to have come to our party.
Mandarin Chinese: 你應該到我們的派對的。

English: You are lying.
Ukrainian: Ви брешете.

English: Eat what you want.
Berber: Ččet ayen tebɣam.

English: School was fun today.
Japanese: 今日は学校楽しかった。

English: What does this word mean?
Bengali: এই শব্দটার অর্থ কী?

English: Did that help?
Danish: Hjalp det?

English: We have to get at the truth of the matter.
German: Wir müssen der Sache auf den Grund gehen.

English: Are you ready to die?
Italian: Sei pronto a morire?

English: We weren't clever enough.
Turkish: Yeterince akıllı değiliz.

English: Everyone was surprised.
Hebrew: כולם הופתעו.

English: You aren't the only one who has had problems with Tom.
Russian: Вы не единственный, у кого были проблемы с Томом.

English: I was following Tom's instructions.
Italian: Stavo seguendo le istruzioni di Tom.

English: I saw what you did.
Hungarian: Én láttam, hogy mit tettél.

English: I think Tom won't be alone.
Italian: Penso che Tom non sarà da solo.

English: Please keep this news to yourself for a while.
German: Behalten Sie diese Neuigkeit bitte eine Weile für sich.

English: They need a lawyer.
German: Sie brauchen einen Anwalt.

English: I'm not hungry yet.
French: Je n'ai pas encore faim.

English: Tom was obviously sick.
Hebrew: תום בבירור היה חולה.

English: Tom relaxed his grip.
Macedonian: Том ја олабави раката.

English: Today is warmer than yesterday.
German: Heute ist es wärmer als gestern.

English: The meeting is ten days away.
Portuguese: A reunião será em dez dias.