English: I'm going to get something to eat.
Italian: Sto andando a prendere qualcosa da mangiare.

English: Look at my arm.
Russian: Посмотрите на мою руку.

English: Tom is standing in the corner of the room.
Italian: Tom è in piedi in un angolo della stanza.

English: Tom and I work together.
Italian: Io e Tom lavoriamo assieme.

English: Tom has a brother who works in a bank.
Italian: Tom ha un fratello che lavora in una banca.

English: What foreign countries would you like to visit?
Hungarian: Milyen külföldi országokba látogatnál el szívesen?

English: Who do you think can help us?
Russian: Кто, по-твоему, может нам помочь?

English: I received a letter from my sister.
Finnish: Sain kirjeen siskoltani.

English: He took off his glasses.
Danish: Han tog sine briller af.

English: Where can I go to get a map of Europe?
German: Wo kann ich eine Karte von Europa kriegen?

English: There are all kinds of people in the world.
Turkish: Dünyada her çeşit insan var.

English: Tom has agreed to meet with us.
Italian: Tom ha acconsentito ad incontrarsi con noi.

English: Everything went better than I had expected.
Russian: Всё пошло даже лучше, чем я рассчитывал.

English: I am playing volleyball now.
Spanish: Ahora estoy jugando voleibol.

English: What's your younger sister's name?
Portuguese: Como se chama sua irmã mais nova?

English: I have to put the baby to bed.
Russian: Я должен уложить ребёнка в постель.

English: I can feel it.
Polish: Czuję to.

English: What we need is help.
Spanish: Lo que nosotros necesitamos es ayuda.

English: It'll be better in two or three days.
Japanese: ２、３日もすればよくなるよ。

English: Tom seemed agitated.
French: Tom avait l'air agité.

English: No one knows that we're cousins.
Portuguese: Ninguém sabe que somos primos.

English: Do both Tom and Mary want to eat pizza?
Italian: Sia Tom che Mary vogliono mangiare della pizza?

English: He must be nearly forty.
Japanese: ４０近いはずだ。

English: More money means more problems.
Spanish: Cuanto más dinero, más preocupaciones.

English: Tom keeps his pennies in a big jar.
Turkish: Tom penisini büyük bir kavanozda tutuyor.

English: I have no intention of answering that question.
Italian: Io non ho intenzione di rispondere a quella domanda.

English: Who wrote the book?
German: Wer schrieb das Buch?

English: Please let me explain.
Portuguese: Me deixem explicar, por favor.

English: I worry about Tom.
Czech: Mám o Toma strach.

English: Tom started singing, and we covered our ears.
Portuguese: Tom começou a cantar, e nós tapámos os nossos ouvidos.

English: That's no way to talk to your students.
Russian: Так нельзя разговаривать со студентами.

English: I think we should call Tom.
French: Je pense que nous devrions appeler Tom.

English: What do you want me to do about this?
German: Was willst du, dass ich wegen dem täte?

English: Tom clearly doesn't understand French very well.
Spanish: Obviamente, Tom no entiende muy bien francés.

English: We plan to visit Tom tomorrow.
Russian: Мы планируем навестить завтра Тома.

English: She had a healthy baby.
Dutch: Ze is bevallen van een gezonde baby.

English: You overestimate him.
Serbian: Прецењујете га.

English: How are you guys doing?
German: Wie geht es euch so?

English: Let's all keep that in mind.
Ukrainian: Давайте всі матимемо це на увазі.

English: He ate the whole apple.
Russian: Он слопал целое яблоко.

English: The fog was so thick that I couldn't see where I was going.
Spanish: La niebla era tan espesa que no veía por donde iba.

English: I'm here to help Tom.
Ukrainian: Я тут, щоб допомогти Тому.

English: Don't give it to anyone.
Russian: Не давайте его никому.

English: Why don't you lead the way?
Berber: I tezwired kecc?

English: Is there any hot water left?
Russian: Кипяток остался?

English: Are you freaking out?
Central Dusun: Kotigog ko' dii?

English: I know that Tom is blind.
Portuguese: Eu sei que o Tom é cego.

English: My teacher usually gives a lot of homework.
Portuguese: Minha professora gosta de passar muita tarefa para casa.

English: The young engineer lacked experience.
Hungarian: A fiatal mérnöknek nem volt tapasztalata.

English: I'd do that for Tom.
Russian: Я бы сделала это для Тома.

English: The waitress greeted me with a smile.
German: Die Kellnerin begrüßte mich mit einem Lächeln.

English: We're on our way home.
Italian: Siamo di ritorno a casa.

English: Tom has experience now.
Turkish: Tom şimdi deneyim sahibi.

English: He is my father.
German: Er ist mein Vater.

English: We found some dead fish in the river.
Japanese: 私たちは川で、死んでいる魚を何匹か見つけました。

English: That ship has sailed.
Hebrew: האונייה הזאת החלה בהפלגה.

English: Tom is going to get injured if he's not careful.
Serbian: Том ће се повредити ако не буде био пажљив.

English: Tom wants to stop Mary.
German: Tom möchte Maria stoppen.

English: My homework took longer than I expected.
Hebrew: שיעורי הבית לקחו יותר זמן ממה שציפיתי.

English: Our team is good.
Portuguese: A nossa equipe é boa.

English: Where's the director?
Italian: Dov'è il direttore?

English: How far are we going?
Spanish: ¿Qué tan lejos vamos a ir?

English: Go over there.
Japanese: 向こうへ行け！

English: That's incomprehensible.
Russian: Это недоступно пониманию.

English: I want to spend more time with Tom.
Russian: Я хочу проводить больше времени с Томом.

English: Let's talk about the Jacksons.
Ukrainian: Поговорімо про Джексонів.

English: I'd never wear that kind of hat.
Russian: Я бы никогда такую шляпу не надел.

English: Ask again later.
Marathi: नंतर पुन्हा विचार.

English: This is a good place to pitch our tent.
Indonesian: Ini adalah tempat yang bagus untuk kami mendirikan tenda.

English: Do you want to wear a kimono?
Spanish: ¿Quieres ponerte un kimono?

English: Tom was afraid that the police might arrest him.
Russian: Том боялся, как бы его не арестовала полиция.

English: You may call on me whenever you like.
German: Du darfst mich besuchen, wann immer du möchtest.

English: I've been told that you're a very competent person.
Portuguese: Me disseram que você é uma pessoa muito competente.

English: That's my teacher.
Russian: Это мой учитель.

English: I didn't need your help.
Italian: Io non avevo bisogno del vostro aiuto.

English: Could Tom do it?
Russian: Том мог это сделать?

English: Tom is in the driver's seat.
Turkish: Tom sürücü koltuğunda.

English: Do you live in this neighborhood?
Ukrainian: Ти живеш у цьому районі?

English: Thanks for coming.
Bulgarian: Благодаря, че дойде.

English: Tom is biting his nails.
Spanish: Tomás se está comiendo las uñas.

English: I know whose car this is.
Spanish: Sé de quién es este coche.

English: Tom said that he needed some more time.
Russian: Том сказал, что ему нужно ещё немного времени.

English: Do you like surprises?
Italian: Ti piacciono le sorprese?

English: It is no use asking me for money.
Dutch: Het heeft geen zin me geld te vragen.

English: When will it start?
Polish: Kiedy się zacznie?

English: I waited for three hours.
Hungarian: Három óra hosszat vártam.

English: She is a charming woman.
German: Sie ist eine charmante Frau.

English: Tom and I often traveled together.
Italian: Io e Tom viaggiavamo spesso insieme.

English: These books and clothes are all yours.
Berber: Idlisen d lqecc-aya ukkel nnek.

English: It's no use.
Hebrew: זה חסר תועלת.

English: How did you know I wanted to be alone?
Macedonian: Како знаеше дека сакам да бидам сам?

English: I'll be home all weekend.
Italian: Io sarò a casa tutto il weekend.

English: Nobody believed Tom.
Portuguese: Ninguém acreditou em Tom.

English: Is there anything else that you want?
Berber: Yella kra niḍen ay teɣsemt?

English: You're not in danger here.
Turkish: Burada tehlikede değilsin.

English: "Do you like spicy food?" "I love it."
Japanese: 「辛い食べ物って、好き？」「好き好き」

English: We're the only Canadians here.
Italian: Noi siamo le uniche canadesi qua.