English: I'm sure Tom wouldn't be afraid to do that.
Dutch: Ik weet zeker dat Tom niet bang zou zijn om dat te doen.

English: I'll take what you got.
Serbian: Uzeću šta imaš.

English: Whose idea was it?
Kabyle: Sɣuṛ anwa i d-yusa tikti-a?

English: When does your new store open?
Berber: Melmi ara terẓem tḥanut-nnem tamaynut?

English: I believed you.
Polish: Ufałem ci.

English: There's nothing left.
Ukrainian: Нічого не залишилося.

English: Do you consider yourself a good guitarist?
Marathi: तू स्वतःला चांगला गिटारिस्ट मानतोस का?

English: I want you to work harder.
Berber: Bɣiɣ ad ternud ad tcerwed tidi.

English: Tom has a lot of free time.
Berber: Tom yesɛa aṭas n wakud ilelli.

English: Are you funny?
Ukrainian: Ти кумедний?

English: Tom and Mary were at John's funeral.
Dutch: Tom en Mary waren op de begrafenis van John.

English: Life is too short to worry about things like that.
German: Das Leben ist zu kurz, um sich um solche Dinge Sorgen zu machen.

English: They have plenty of water.
French: Ils disposent de plein d'eau.

English: Is there enough gravy?
Russian: Соуса достаточно?

English: The vault's already open.
French: La salle des coffres est déjà ouverte.

English: Tom and Mary spent a week relaxing on a houseboat.
Turkish: Tom ve Meryem yüzen evde bir hafta geçirip dinlendiler.

English: Why do you need a hammer?
Japanese: なんでハンマーが必要なの？

English: Your letter made me happy.
French: Ta lettre m'a rendue heureuse.

English: The bridge connects the two cities.
Marathi: तो पूल त्या दोन शहरांना जोडतो.

English: I'm not biased.
Ukrainian: Я неупереджений.

English: Does this mean anything to you?
Russian: Это тебе о чём-нибудь говорит?

English: I can't say I'm sorry.
Italian: Io non posso dire che sono desolata.

English: How do I know you?
Kabyle: Amek armi kem-snneɣ?

English: Tom doesn't like sleeping in a hammock.
Italian: A Tom non piace dormire su un'amaca.

English: There's no rush.
German: Das hat keine Eile.

English: A group of foreigners arrived in Edo, in other words Tokyo.
Turkish: Bir grup yabancı Edo'ya başka bir deyişle Tokyo'ya geldi.

English: That's too risky.
Portuguese: Isso é arriscado demais.

English: I'll have to speak with Tom before I can make a decision.
Russian: Мне придётся поговорить с Томом прежде, чем я смогу принять решение.

English: Tom asked us to be silent.
Indonesian: Tom meminta kami untuk diam.

English: What happened to you last night?
Russian: Что с Вами было вчера вечером?

English: I know all about your plan.
Berber: Ẓriɣ kullec ɣef uɣawas-nnek.

English: I'm bored.
Italian: Sono annoiata.

English: You dropped your key.
Japanese: 鍵、落としましたよ。

English: Tom and I work at the same company.
German: Tom und ich arbeiten in derselben Firma.

English: Tom is strong, isn't he?
Russian: Том ведь сильный?

English: Are you OK?
Russian: Вы в порядке?

English: Whatever will be, will be.
Italian: Sarà quel che sarà.

English: Tom said he didn't know anyone who could fly a helicopter.
Spanish: Tom dijo que no conocía a nadie que pudiera pilotar un helicóptero.

English: My room is on the fourth floor.
Russian: Мой номер на четвёртом этаже.

English: This watch is mine.
Ukrainian: Цей годинник належить мені.

English: She passed away two days ago.
French: Elle est décédée il y a deux jours.

English: I'm the owner of this land.
Italian: Sono il proprietario di questo terreno.

English: We're not sure.
Russian: Мы не уверены.

English: This isn't the time or the place to do that.
French: Ce n'est ni le lieu ni l'endroit pour faire ça.

English: I'm glad to hear that.
French: C'est bien, non ?

English: My family goes skiing every winter.
French: Ma famille part skier chaque hiver.

English: That isn't much of a plan.
Turkish: Bu pek de iyi bir plan sayılmaz.

English: I'm not very good at making pizza, but Tom is.
Portuguese: Eu não sou muito bom em fazer pizza, mas Tom é.

English: This can't wait until tomorrow.
Russian: Это не может подождать до завтра.

English: I yawned.
German: Ich habe gegähnt.

English: An intruder killed Tom.
Dutch: Een indringer vermoordde Tom.

English: He often eats breakfast there.
Bulgarian: Той често закусва там.

English: Things have been pretty tough lately.
Portuguese: As coisas têm ficado muito difíceis ultimamente.

English: I just had to see this for myself.
German: Ich musste das einfach mit eigenen Augen sehen.

English: Tom knew absolutely nothing.
Russian: Том абсолютно ничего не знал.

English: You were busy, weren't you?
Italian: Tu eri impegnato, vero?

English: We roared with laughter.
Japanese: 僕たちは爆笑した。

English: How about a cup of cocoa?
Japanese: ココアでもどうですか？

English: How did you do this?
Berber: Amek ay tgam aya?

English: Why are you so fast?
French: Pourquoi es-tu si rapide ?

English: I buried it.
Ukrainian: Я її поховав.

English: It's starting to get light outside.
Polish: Zaczyna się robić jasno.

English: The bus was awfully crowded.
Romanian: Autobuzul era groaznic de aglomerat.

English: Is this turtle yours?
Portuguese: Esta tartaruga é sua?

English: Tom collects guns.
Italian: Tom colleziona pistole.

English: Tom got sleepy.
Berber: Yennudem Tom.

English: I don't remember where I put my key.
French: Je ne me rappelle pas où j'ai mis ma clé.

English: Are you a typist?
Hebrew: האם את קלדנית?

English: What did you see?
Kabyle: D acu i twalam?

English: He is used to traveling.
Italian: Lui è abituato a viaggiare.

English: It won't take so long.
Hebrew: זה לא יהיה כל כך ממושך.

English: You're unambitious.
Italian: Tu sei privo di ambizioni.

English: Mt. Everest is the highest mountain in the world.
Spanish: El Monte Everest es la montaña más alta del mundo.

English: You'd better ask him first.
Russian: Вам лучше сначала его попросить.

English: Are you still a smoker?
German: Bist du noch Raucherin?

English: I want to go to Boston at least one more time before I die.
German: Bevor ich sterbe, möchte ich noch einmal nach Boston fahren.

English: Take whichever you want.
Ukrainian: Бери будь-яку, яку хочеш.

English: Excuse me, but might I use the phone?
Japanese: すみませんが、電話を使ってもよろしいですか。

English: Tom doesn't feel like cooking.
Finnish: Tomia ei haluta laittaa ruokaa.

English: I know what to do.
German: Ich weiß, was ich zu tun habe.

English: The dog waited day after day for its master's return.
Italian: Il cane aspettava giorno dopo giorno il ritorno del padrone.

English: Tom wrote stories.
Italian: Tom ha scritto delle storie.

English: Why do you want to go out with me?
Turkish: Neden benimle çıkmak istiyorsun?

English: He openly confessed his faults.
Japanese: 彼は過ちをあからさまに白状した。

English: There may be some truth in your story.
Russian: В твоей истории, должно быть, есть доля правды.

English: She went with him to Boston.
Portuguese: Ela foi com ele a Boston.

English: Many people lost their jobs.
Turkish: Birçok kişi işini kaybetti.

English: Red is not your color.
French: Le rouge n'est pas ta couleur.

English: Who owns this villa?
Italian: A chi appartiene questa villa?

English: Are you ready to die?
Hebrew: אתם מוכנים למות?

English: Tom had a gun.
Berber: Tom yella yesɛa amrig.

English: Will you come again?
Russian: Вы ещё придёте?

English: I just want someone to talk with.
Portuguese: Eu só quero alguém para conversar.

English: We were younger then.
Hebrew: היינו צעירים יותר אז.

English: Don't forget to charge your cell phone.
Portuguese: Não esqueça de recarregar o seu celular.

English: Tom got on the bus and the driver closed the door.
German: Tom stieg in den Bus ein, und der Fahrer schloss die Tür.

English: You've got to face facts.
Hebrew: עליכם להכיר בעובדות.

English: His mother didn't want to do it.
Dutch: Zijn moeder wilde het niet doen.

English: Poor men have no leisure.
Hungarian: Szegényembernek nem jár kikapcsolódás.

English: I don't think that Tom was involved.
Italian: Io non penso che Tom fosse coinvolto.

English: What a strange idea!
Dutch: Wat een raar idee!