English: Go put some clean clothes on.
Russian: Пойди надень чистую одежду.

English: Tom works for the United Nations.
French: Tom travaille aux Nations Unies.

English: I think it might rain this afternoon.
Italian: Penso che potrebbe piovere questo pomeriggio.

English: Tom has a friend whose father is an astronaut.
Portuguese: Tom tem um amigo cujo pai é astronauta.

English: If it doesn't rain, let's go out.
Italian: Se non piove, usciamo.

English: I'll go get them.
Italian: Andrò a prenderli.

English: Tom shouldn't have said that.
Waray: Kunta waray ádto sidnga ni Tom.

English: I can't pay the rent.
Polish: Nie mogę zapłacić czynszu.

English: Tom was writing a book last year.
Turkish: Tom geçen yıl bir kitap yazıyordu.

English: She picked a lot of beautiful flowers.
Russian: Она нарвала много красивых цветов.

English: That is well said.
Turkish: Aynen öyle.

English: Weren't you here yesterday?
Russian: Вас здесь вчера не было?

English: Everybody had a problem with Tom.
German: Jeder hatte ein Problem mit Tom.

English: Three boys were standing in front of me.
Catalan: Hi havia tres nois al meu davant.

English: You have to go home.
Russian: Вам надо домой.

English: We found a recipe for grandma's cookies.
Russian: Мы нашли рецепт бабушкиных печений.

English: She does look tired.
Spanish: Parece cansada de veras.

English: When did you tell Tom?
Berber: Melmi ay as-tennam i Tom?

English: Do it later.
Italian: Fallo più tardi.

English: Since it was raining, I took a taxi.
French: J'ai pris un taxi parce qu'il pleuvait.

English: You should've done it before now.
Czech: Už jsi to měl mít hotové.

English: You have to go to the party.
Italian: Deve andare alla festa.

English: Tom isn't very shy.
Japanese: トムはあまり内気じゃない。

English: Tom is being selfish.
Italian: Tom è egoista.

English: I also play the trombone.
Ukrainian: Я також граю на тромбоні.

English: I got into Harvard.
Russian: Я поступила в Гарвард.

English: I want to see them again.
Greek: Θέλω να τις ξαναδώ.

English: Are you still working as a waiter?
Ukrainian: Ти все ще працюєш офіціантом?

English: I'm right behind you.
Ukrainian: Я просто за тобою.

English: Tom is in the room.
Ukrainian: Том у кімнаті.

English: Everybody knew.
Korean: 모두가 알고 있었어.

English: Tom is wrong about that, too.
Czech: Tom v tom také nemá pravdu.

English: What did you put in the coffee?
Italian: Cosa avete messo nel caffè?

English: The native people were forced off their land.
French: Les autochtones furent déportés de leur terre.

English: Your father is pretty tall.
Dutch: Je vader is behoorlijk groot.

English: Tom untied Mary.
Russian: Том развязал Мэри.

English: Tom's windows were open.
Russian: Окна у Тома были открыты.

English: Could you bring me a glass of water?
Slovak: Mohli by ste mi priniesť pohár vody?

English: I love you.
Finnish: Mä rakastan sua.

English: I suspect Tom doesn't want to do that anymore.
Russian: Подозреваю, что Том больше не хочет этим заниматься.

English: How much do you want to spend?
French: Combien veux-tu dépenser ?

English: Tom wants to talk to Mary right now.
Serbian: Том хоће одмах да прича са Мери.

English: Tom has my vote.
Portuguese: Tom tem o meu voto.

English: My three-year-old niece kissed me on the cheek.
Hungarian: A három éves unokahúgom megpuszilta az arcomat.

English: Have you ever been on a ship?
Italian: Sei mai stata su una nave?

English: I didn't want to embarrass you.
Macedonian: Не сакав да те срамам.

English: My wife is wearing a blue dress.
Portuguese: Minha esposa está usando um vestido azul.

English: Tom isn't with me.
Russian: Том не со мной.

English: I know Tom is fine.
Russian: Я знаю, что Том в порядке.

English: Sorry, my mistake.
Spanish: Perdón, fallo mío.

English: Help yourself to some cake.
Hungarian: Vegyen egy kis süteményt!

English: We try to follow up on every complaint.
Portuguese: Tentamos verificar todas as reclamações.

English: Your book is on the desk.
Hebrew: הספר שלך נמצא על השולחן.

English: I saw Tom die.
German: Ich sah Tom sterben.

English: Tom said he would buy it.
Russian: Том сказал, что купит её.

English: What's the name of your hotel?
Italian: Come si chiama il suo albergo?

English: Tom was too tired to keep on working.
Czech: Tom byl příliš unavený na to, aby pokračoval v práci.

English: You look awesome.
Berber: Tettbaned-d d timgerrezt.

English: Do you need to see a doctor?
Berber: Tebɣamt ad teẓremt imsujji?

English: I need to change my clothes.
Turkish: Elbiselerimi değiştirmem gerekiyor.

English: He asked for their advice.
Russian: Он попросил у них совета.

English: She cannot have gone to bed yet.
Dutch: Ze kan nog niet naar bed zijn gegaan.

English: How did you answer her?
Russian: Что вы ей ответили?

English: How high is that tower?
Macedonian: Колку е висока таа кула?

English: Can you come work for me?
Berber: Tzemrem ad d-tasem ad tmahlem ɣer-i?

English: When I got to his house, he had already been taken away.
German: Als ich zu seinem Haus kam, war er bereits abgeholt worden.

English: I fell in love with Mary.
Belarusian: Я закахаўся ў Мэры.

English: At least we're not late.
Russian: По крайней мере мы не опаздываем.

English: We live near the river.
Hungarian: Közel lakunk a folyóhoz.

English: Tom slit his wrists.
Italian: Tom si tagliò i polsi.

English: I didn't even know Tom had left.
Russian: Я и не знал, что Том уехал.

English: I don't have a TV at my place.
Finnish: Minulla ei ole kotona televisiota.

English: This is Mary's husband.
Kabyle: Wa d argaz n Mary.

English: I'm calm now.
Macedonian: Сега сум мирен.

English: I didn't think you'd really do that.
Turkish: Bunu gerçekten yapacağını sanmıyordum.

English: Hey, what happened?
Spanish: ¡Eh! ¿Qué ha pasado?

English: Where did you go for your honeymoon?
Berber: Anda ay tekkid ayyur-nnek n tamemt?

English: That's a great idea.
Russian: Отличная идея.

English: Do you know whose bicycle this is?
Berber: Teẓram wi tt-ilan tesnasɣalt-a?

English: By the way, are you free tonight?
Italian: A proposito, è libera stasera?

English: Your medicine is ready.
Italian: La vostra medicina è pronta.

English: I will survive.
Russian: Я выживу.

English: I've got so much left to do.
Dutch: Ik heb nog veel te doen.

English: Cars took the place of bicycles.
Danish: Biler har fortrængt cyklerne.

English: I'm just joking.
Ukrainian: Я лише жартую.

English: Tom ate a handful of raisins.
Russian: Том съел горсть изюма.

English: I arrived later than usual.
Italian: Io sono arrivato più tardi del solito.

English: I grinned.
Kabyle: Cmumḥeɣ.

English: When was the last time you saw Tom?
French: Quand as-tu vu Tom pour la dernière fois ?

English: I had a stroke.
Finnish: Sain aivohalvauksen.

English: I cooked breakfast.
Hebrew: הכנתי ארוחת בוקר.

English: The pain returned.
Ukrainian: Біль повернувся.

English: Tom, are you awake?
French: Tom, es-tu réveillé ?

English: Tom needs a desk.
Berber: Tom yeḥwaj tanarit.

English: Tom's stomach growled.
German: Toms Magen knurrte.

English: It was all here.
Italian: Era tutto qui.

English: Mary works part-time as a nurse.
Russian: Мэри работает медсестрой на неполный рабочий день.

English: Who did you go to Boston with?
Russian: С кем ты ездил в Бостон?

English: Is Spanish spoken in Mexico?
Marathi: मेक्सिकोमध्ये स्पॅनिश बोलली जाते का?

English: How did you find out that Tom did that?
Berber: Amek ay tfaqemt dakken d Tom ay igan aya?

English: Did you say Tom was murdered?
Ukrainian: Ти сказав, що Тома убили?

English: You might want to bring a camera with you.
Berber: Ahat ad teɣsed ad d-tawid tasewlaft yid-k.

English: I got into town only a week ago.
German: Ich war gerade erst vor einer Woche in der Stadt.

English: Living in town is quite different from living in the country.
Russian: Жизнь в городе - это совсем не то, что жизнь за городом.

English: It's been a while since I've done that.
Ukrainian: Давно я вже цього не робила.