English: Tom may talk.
Berber: Tom yezmer ad d-yessiwel.

English: He lives in a trailer park.
French: Il vit dans un terrain pour caravanes.

English: Tom stayed in Australia for three months.
Berber: Qqimeɣ 3 n wayyuren deg Ustṛalya.

English: He was perfect.
French: Il a été parfait.

English: Tom is a brute.
Spanish: Tom es un bruto.

English: Tom likes to read detective novels.
Berber: Tom iḥemmel ad iɣer ungalen imsultanen.

English: How do you intend to achieve this?
Ukrainian: Яким чином ви маєте намір цього досягти?

English: The soldiers returned to their lines.
German: Die Soldaten kehrten in ihre Reihen zurück.

English: Whose umbrella is this?
Italian: Di chi è questo ombrello?

English: Industry as we know it today didn't exist in those days.
French: L'industrie telle que nous la connaissons aujourd'hui n'existait pas à cette époque.

English: Where are you going to vacation this summer?
Berber: Anda ara tekked isumar-nnek anebdu-a?

English: The fact is we were not invited.
Italian: Il fatto è che noi non siamo state invitate.

English: Does he want to look at it?
French: Veut-il y jeter un œil ?

English: The palace has a tall tower.
Berber: Agemmiw-nni yesɛa yiwen n lbuṛj d aɛlayan.

English: Tom acted alone.
Italian: Tom ha agito da solo.

English: The bus stop is five minutes' walk from here.
Bengali: বাস স্টপটা এখান থেকে পাঁচ মিনিটের হাঁটা পথ।

English: It's not important.
Mandarin Chinese: 这不重要。

English: No one wants to talk to Tom anymore.
Italian: Nessuno vuole più partire con Tom.

English: Can't I come with you?
Portuguese: Eu não posso ir com você?

English: I'm a big fan of golf.
Ukrainian: Я обожнюю гольф.

English: I'm waiting for a telephone call.
German: Ich warte auf einen Anruf.

English: Tom got blamed, but it wasn't his fault.
Russian: Обвинили Тома, но это не его вина.

English: I like working with you.
French: J'apprécie de travailler avec vous.

English: I'll study hard tomorrow.
Italian: Studierò duramente domani.

English: Are you afraid of being fired?
Russian: Ты боишься, что тебя уволят?

English: Tom isn't going to do that today.
Ukrainian: Том не робитиме цього завтра.

English: People don't want to be ruled by a tyrant.
Portuguese: As pessoas não querem ser governadas por um tirano.

English: Tom was intoxicated.
Italian: Tom era ubriaco.

English: Don't tell my mom.
Polish: Nie mów mojej mamie.

English: They looked up at the sky.
Marathi: त्यांनी वर आकाशाकडे बघितलं.

English: You all know what you have to do.
Portuguese: Vocês sabem o que fazer.

English: Nobody saw Tom and me.
Ukrainian: Нас із Томом ніхто не бачив.

English: There was only one case of chicken pox at the school.
French: Il n'y eut qu'un seul cas de varicelle à l'école.

English: Is it true that you breast-fed all your children?
Hebrew: זה נכון שהינקת את כל הילדים שלך?

English: I'll send a letter to my mother.
Russian: Я отправлю моей матери письмо.

English: Why didn't you speak up sooner?
Serbian: Зашто се раније ниси јавио?

English: Tom didn't do anything.
Marathi: टॉमने काहीही केलं नाही.

English: You look different today.
Russian: Ты сегодня какая-то другая.

English: I suspect Tom won't wait very much longer.
Latvian: Man ir aizdomas, ka Toms vairs ilgāk negaidīs.

English: He's always on time for his appointments.
Romanian: E întotdeauna punctual la întâlnirile lui.

English: Tom probably doesn't even remember me.
Turkish: Tom muhtemelen beni bile hatırlamaz.

English: I think Tom has already done that.
Ukrainian: Я думаю, що Том вже це зробив.

English: Tom took a sip from his coffee mug.
Hungarian: Tom ivott egy kortyot a kávésbögréjéből.

English: Does Tom have a hobby?
Russian: У Тома есть хобби?

English: Tom was the last person off the bus.
Berber: D Tom ay d aneggaru ay d-yersen seg usakal.

English: We aren't selling our house to Tom.
Italian: Non stiamo vendendo la nostra casa a Tom.

English: Tom, how's it going?
Russian: Ну что, Том, как жизнь?

English: I almost forgot it.
German: Ich hätte es fast vergessen.

English: Is that weird?
Japanese: それって変かな？

English: A closed fist can indicate stress.
Portuguese: Um punho cerrado pode indicar estresse.

English: Did you hear it?
Ukrainian: Ти це чула?

English: Tom helped.
Slovak: Tom pomohol.

English: My birthday is in October.
Japanese: 私の誕生日は10月です。

English: It's a lovely day.
Kabyle: Ass-a d ass yelhan.

English: It snowed for ten consecutive days.
Hebrew: השלג ירד עשרה ימים ברציפות.

English: Tom is a very likable person.
Italian: Tom è una persona molto carina.

English: Do you have a problem with this?
Italian: Lei ha un problema con questo?

English: Tom is teaching us French.
German: Tom bringt uns Französisch bei.

English: Can Tom walk?
Russian: Том может ходить?

English: We understand.
Bulgarian: Ние разбираме.

English: They appointed Tom chairperson.
Ukrainian: Вони призначили Тома головою.

English: He promised to help me, but at the last minute he let me down.
Finnish: Hän lupasi auttaa minua, mutta hän petti minut viime hetkellä.

English: Tom and I laughed.
Portuguese: Eu e Tom rimos.

English: She made thirty thousand dollars.
Hungarian: Harmincezer dollárt keresett.

English: I'll pay extra.
Swedish: Jag betalar extra.

English: Tom has gray hair.
Macedonian: Том има седа коса.

English: You have a tendency to exaggerate.
Hungarian: Hajlamos vagy a túlzásra.

English: He seems to be having trouble breathing.
German: Er scheint Atembeschwerden zu haben.

English: Tom was scared stiff.
Macedonian: Том беше преплашен.

English: Let's go dancing.
German: Lasst uns tanzen gehen.

English: I'm pretty sure that Tom won't agree to do that.
Portuguese: Tenho certeza de que o Tom não concordará com aquilo.

English: Tom always thinks he's right.
German: Tom glaubt immerzu, recht zu haben.

English: They quarreled.
Korean: 그사람들 싸웠어.

English: A bear can climb a tree.
Japanese: 熊は木に登る事ができる。

English: Tom left Mary a note.
Ukrainian: Том залишив Мері цидулку.

English: They figured it out on their own.
Italian: L'hanno scoperto da soli.

English: I have already finished reading this book.
Tagalog: Tinapos ko nang basahin itong aklat.

English: Everybody knows me.
Russian: Меня все знают.

English: Try some.
French: Essayez-en !

English: It's no use confessing your sins to the priest if you don't think twice before repeating them.
Italian: Non serve a nulla confessare i tuoi peccati al prete se non pensi due volte prima di ripeterli.

English: I just wanted to see if Tom was OK.
Ukrainian: Я лише хотів побачити, що у Тома все гаразд.

English: I think this is a very good plan.
Russian: Думаю, это очень хороший план.

English: I'm so happy.
Swedish: Jag är så lycklig.

English: There was little sugar left in the pot.
French: Il restait peu de sucre dans le bocal.

English: You'll be asked a lot of questions.
French: Beaucoup de questions te seront posées.

English: Keep that.
French: Garde ça.

English: You don't have to say anything.
Italian: Voi non dovete dire nulla.

English: Don't smile.
German: Lächel nicht!

English: I want to buy myself a garbage disposal.
Portuguese: Quero comprar um compactador de lixo.

English: Tom's last name is easy to pronounce.
French: Le nom de famille de Tom est facile à prononcer.

English: I'm at the north gate.
Macedonian: Кај северната капија сум.

English: Don't take it personally.
French: Ne le prends pas pour toi.

English: Tom said that he intends to go to Australia next October.
German: Tom sagte, er habe vor, im nächsten Oktober nach Australien zu reisen.

English: It is no use talking with him.
Italian: Non serve a niente parlare con lui.

English: It's bedtime.
Bokmål: Det er leggetid.

English: What's the best sleeping position?
Russian: Какая самая лучшая поза для сна?

English: Tom knew that he should study French every day if he really wanted to learn it.
Finnish: Tom tiesi, että hänen pitäisi opiskella ranskaa joka päivä, jos hän todella haluaisi oppia sitä.