English: In that regard, I agree with you.
Dutch: In dat opzicht ben ik het met je eens.

English: I feel relaxed with him.
Hebrew: אני מרגיש רגוע אתו.

English: Back off.
Hungarian: Vissza!

English: That didn't even enter my head.
Russian: Мне это даже не приходило в голову.

English: How can this help?
Russian: Как это может помочь?

English: It is to his advantage.
French: C'est à son avantage.

English: When are you going to the library?
Portuguese: Quando você vai para a biblioteca?

English: Tom covered his mouth.
Finnish: Tom peitti suunsa.

English: Can you get it repaired?
Polish: Czy możesz to naprawić?

English: The entrance is on the other side of the building.
Russian: Вход с другой стороны здания.

English: Mary is wearing a white dress today.
Russian: Мэри сегодня в белом платье.

English: I want a person who can speak French.
Russian: Мне нужен кто-то, кто знает французский.

English: I don't want to remember Tom.
Portuguese: Não quero me lembrar de Tom.

English: Tom didn't even recognize me.
Turkish: Tom beni tanımadı bile.

English: I'm in charge of the book department.
Japanese: 私は書籍売り場を担当している。

English: The last time I saw Tom he was headed toward the beach.
Hebrew: בפעם האחרונה שראיתי את תום הוא היה בדרך לחוף.

English: I won't sleep tonight.
Finnish: Tänä yönä minä en nuku.

English: Was Tom the one who told you who to give that to?
Russian: Это Том сказал тебе, кому это дать?

English: You're just a coward.
Turkish: Sen yalnızca bir korkaksın.

English: Whip the egg whites until they are stiff.
Bokmål: Pisk eggehviten stiv.

English: I've been waiting for you for three hours.
German: Ich warte seit drei Stunden auf dich.

English: It's no use arguing with Tom.
Ukrainian: Немає сенсу сперечатися з Томом.

English: I was captured.
Low German: Ik bün fungen worrn.

English: I'm surprised Tom doesn't have a bicycle.
Berber: Wehmeɣ amek armi Tom ur ili ara tasnasɣalt.

English: I saw some empty bottles lying on the ground.
Russian: Я видел несколько пустых бутылок, лежащих на земле.

English: Nothing can stop me.
Spanish: Nada puede pararme.

English: Stop that car.
Italian: Fermi quell'automobile.

English: I ate a fresh lemon for the vitamin C.
German: Ich habe des Vitamins C wegen eine frische Zitrone gegessen.

English: They're my allies.
Russian: Они мои союзники.

English: Don't let Tom do that.
French: Ne laissez pas Tom faire cela.

English: Tom has already gone home, but Mary is still here.
German: Tom ging schon heim, während Maria noch hier ist.

English: She lost what little money she had.
Ukrainian: Вона втратила ті малі гроші, що мала.

English: She decorated her room with roses.
Ukrainian: Вона прикрасила свою кiмнату трояндами.

English: Now I'm sad.
German: Jetzt bin ich traurig.

English: Why's Tom afraid of you?
Turkish: Tom senden neden korkuyor?

English: You had a choice.
Russian: У вас был выбор.

English: I sometimes write to my mother.
Ukrainian: Я іноді пишу мамі.

English: It's so nice to finally meet you.
Russian: Так приятно наконец познакомиться с Вами!

English: Sing along.
Italian: Canta assieme.

English: Tom didn't take the hint.
Ukrainian: Том не зрозумів натяку.

English: I'm glad you were there.
German: Ich freue mich, dass Sie da waren.

English: It's you that Mary loves, not me.
Russian: Мэри тебя любит, а не меня.

English: What are you guys doing in here?
Russian: Что вы тут делаете, ребята?

English: There are a lot of things I want to ask you.
Russian: Я о многом хочу тебя спросить.

English: I hope Tom won't do that.
Italian: Io spero che Tom non lo farà.

English: I'm not joking.
Portuguese: Eu não estou brincando.

English: Tom liked Mary right off.
Russian: Мэри сразу же понравилась Тому.

English: You'll understand it right away.
German: Sie werden es sofort verstehen.

English: He left Japan at the end of the year.
Berber: Yedda seg Japun deg tgara n useggas.

English: Does Tom want to eat now?
Berber: Tom yebɣa ad yečč tura?

English: How's your father?
Finnish: Mitä sinun isällesi kuuluu?

English: I'm very happy about this.
Russian: Я очень рад этому.

English: Tom swore he was innocent.
Italian: Tom ha giurato di essere innocente.

English: This is the book that you're looking for, isn't it?
Russian: Ты ведь эту книгу ищешь?

English: Tom called the hotline.
Ukrainian: Том зателефонував на гарячу лінію.

English: I'm on my way.
Ukrainian: Вже йду.

English: I was able to pass the test.
Japanese: 試験に合格することができました。

English: He can run 100 meters in less than twelve seconds.
Italian: Riesce a correre cento metri in meno di dodici secondi.

English: Everybody was silent.
Macedonian: Сите ќутеа.

English: I'll fix your sink for you if you want.
Berber: Zemreɣ ad ak-ṣeggmeɣ asugu-nnek ma tebɣiḍ.

English: Do you still have feelings for Tom?
Italian: Hai ancora dei sentimenti per Tom?

English: Did the police even check Tom's alibi?
Ukrainian: Поліція взагалі перевіряла алібі Тома?

English: I didn't mean to stare.
Khasi: Nga khlem mut ban peitseh.

English: We all thought you were married.
Ukrainian: Ми всі думали, що ти заміжній.

English: He came to pick me up.
German: Er kam, um mich abzuholen.

English: Why do you spend so much time with Tom?
Italian: Perché passate così tanto tempo con Tom?

English: I'd like it if you were always honest with me.
Hebrew: הייתי רוצה שתהיה תמיד כנה אתי.

English: Tom carefully wiped his fingerprints off the knife.
German: Tom wischte gewissenhaft seine Fingerabdrücke von dem Messer.

English: Tom speaks only French to his parents.
Finnish: Tom puhuu ranskaa ainoastaan vanhemmilleen.

English: You should know that already.
Hungarian: Ezt már tudnotok kellene.

English: You're not very hungry, are you?
Italian: Tu non hai molta fame, vero?

English: I had problems solving that problem.
Serbian: Imala sam problema prilikom rešavanja tog problema.

English: I don't have a phone.
French: Je n'ai pas de téléphone.

English: The boy got in through the window.
Bulgarian: Момчето влезе през прозореца.

English: Tom is staying well ahead of the rest of the class.
Spanish: Tom está muy por delante del resto de la clase.

English: They're both drunk.
Italian: Sono entrambe ubriache.

English: Tom told me that Mary was afraid.
Portuguese: Tom me disse que Mary estava assustada.

English: The rain prevented him from coming here.
French: La pluie l'a empêché de venir ici.

English: Tom realized what he had to do.
Turkish: Tom ne yapmak zorunda olduğunu fark etti.

English: If it doesn't rain, let's go out.
Romanian: Dacă nu plouă, să mergem afară.

English: How do we fix the problem?
Romanian: Cum rezolvăm problema?

English: When will you come back?
Portuguese: Quando você vai voltar?

English: Do you know anyone who speaks French?
Ukrainian: Ти знаєш когось, хто розмовляє французькою?

English: I need your passport and three pictures.
Ukrainian: Менi потрiбнi твiй паспорт та три фотокартки.

English: Why are you so mad?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estás tan enojado?

English: Tom certainly won't get my vote.
French: Tom n'obtiendra certainement pas mon vote.

English: Tom says you're a bad influence.
Italian: Tom dice che lei è una cattiva influenza.

English: She met her uncle at the shop.
Berber: Temlal-d ɛemmi-s deg tḥanut-nni.

English: Have you lost your mind?
Spanish: ¿Os habéis vuelto locos?

English: I don't usually drink coffee.
German: Normalerweise trinke ich keinen Kaffee.

English: Ask Tom.
Polish: Spytaj Toma.

English: Never keep a lady waiting.
Berber: Werjin ad tejjed tameṭṭut ad teṛju.

English: He has written two books.
Italian: Ha scritto due libri.

English: Is this Tom's bike?
Russian: Это велосипед Тома?

English: Is this wine?
Portuguese: Isto é vinho?

English: Half of these apples are rotten.
German: Die Hälfte der Äpfel sind verdorben.

English: I want Tom to understand.
Arabic: أريد أن يفهم توم

English: I thought that it would be hard to do that.
Russian: Я подумал, что это будет трудно сделать.