English: There are still a lot of things that have to be done.
Italian: Ci sono ancora molte cose da fare.

English: This scandal will not soon be forgotten.
Russian: Этот скандал нескоро забудется.

English: My fate is in your hands.
Hebrew: גורלי נתון בידיך.

English: He can speak Chinese.
Indonesian: Dia bisa berbahasa Cina.

English: Wherever you go, I'll follow.
Japanese: たとえあなたがどこへ行こうとも、私はついていきます。

English: Can I help you clean up?
Portuguese: Posso ajudá-lo na arrumação?

English: Tom won't let you go.
Russian: Том не отпустит тебя.

English: I tried, but I failed.
Ukrainian: Я спробував, але мені не вдалося.

English: Don't joke like that.
Italian: Non scherzi così.

English: Tom doesn't share his food.
Polish: Tom nie dzieli się jedzeniem.

English: Demand for imported cars is increasing due to lower prices.
Polish: Popyt na importowane samochody wzrasta z powodu niższych cen.

English: Tom felt hungry.
German: Tom war hungrig.

English: Eggs can be used as weapons.
Hebrew: אפשר להשתמש בביצים ככלי נשק.

English: Tom walked Mary to the gate.
Spanish: Tom encaminó a Mary a la puerta.

English: I don't want to go with you.
Portuguese: Não quero ir com você.

English: I never harmed Tom.
Macedonian: Воопшто не му наштетив на Том.

English: Tom said that he wasn't lucky.
Italian: Tom disse che non era fortunato.

English: Do you have time?
French: As-tu un peu de temps ?

English: Tom was the first one to realize that Mary wasn't having any fun.
Hebrew: תום היה הראשון שהבחין שמרי לא נהנית.

English: That is unavoidable.
Russian: Это неизбежно.

English: Listen.
Dutch: Luisteren.

English: Tom is sharpening a knife.
Turkish: Tom bir bıçağı keskinleştiriyor.

English: We'll give you a call.
French: On t'appellera.

English: He works day and night to provide for his family.
Russian: Он работает днём и ночью, чтобы обеспечить свою семью.

English: I have friends in Boston.
Berber: Liɣ imidiwen deg Boston.

English: The duke holds a lot of land.
Russian: Герцог владеет многими землями.

English: Tom whistled a tune as he walked along the river.
Italian: Tom fischiettava una melodia mentre camminava lungo il fiume.

English: Tom is photogenic, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è fotogenico, vero?

English: If the shoe fits, wear it.
Portuguese: Se a carapuça servir, vista-a.

English: That isn't such a bad idea.
Romanian: Nu este o idee atât de proastă.

English: You must be proud.
Italian: Voi dovete essere orgogliosi.

English: Tom is almost ready to leave.
French: Tom est presque prêt à partir.

English: Tom will enjoy this.
Ukrainian: Тому це сподобається.

English: They all looked busy.
Portuguese: Todos eles pareciam ocupados.

English: Everyone ran outside.
Polish: Wszyscy wybiegli na zewnątrz.

English: Though he was poor, he was happy.
Hungarian: Noha szegény volt, boldog volt.

English: This is the part I hate the most.
Hebrew: זה החלק שאני הכי שונא.

English: We had a nice time.
Swedish: Vi hade det trevligt.

English: This is rather expensive.
German: Dies ist ziemlich teuer.

English: I didn't know you wanted to learn how to swim.
Russian: Я не знал, что вы хотите научиться плавать.

English: What did you think of my house?
Russian: Как вам мой дом?

English: They sat around the table playing cards.
Hungarian: Az asztal körül ültek és kártyáztak.

English: Do you think Tom is ugly?
Italian: Lei pensa che Tom sia brutto?

English: I don't know what came over me.
French: Je ne sais pas ce qui m'a pris.

English: They're going to execute you.
Russian: Они вас казнят.

English: Come on!
Hungarian: Na nehogy már!

English: Why were you so worried?
Italian: Perché eravate così preoccupate?

English: No one man could do it.
Bengali: কোনো একজন মানুষ এটা করতে পারবে না।

English: I can feel it.
Dutch: Ik kan het voelen.

English: I hate rain.
Romanian: Urăsc ploaia.

English: Tom looks sleepy, doesn't he?
German: Tom sieht müde aus, nicht wahr?

English: Tom performed very well.
Hebrew: תום ביצע טוב מאד.

English: Everything depends on it.
Italian: Dipende tutto da esso.

English: We can help.
Ukrainian: Ми можемо допомогти.

English: Tom said he'll do that tomorrow.
German: Tom sagte, er wolle es morgen tun.

English: You'll definitely fail if you don't study more.
German: Wenn du nicht mehr lernst, wirst du bestimmt versagen.

English: What color is your bicycle?
German: Welche Farbe hat dein Fahrrad?

English: She went with him.
Marathi: ती त्यांच्याबरोबर गेली.

English: It's important to know foreign languages.
Italian: È importante conoscere le lingue straniere.

English: I may have made a mistake.
Portuguese: Eu posso ter cometido um erro.

English: I'm little worried about Tom.
Finnish: Olen vähän huolissani Tomista.

English: I'm in a singing group.
Italian: Sono in un gruppo di canto.

English: Tom still wants to come.
Russian: Том всё ещё хочет прийти.

English: Are you sure you remember everything?
Russian: Ты уверен, что всё помнишь?

English: Are you kids hungry?
Swedish: Är ni hungriga, barn?

English: What happens at 2:30?
Berber: D acu ara yeḍrun ɣef tis snat d uzgen?

English: We have room.
Russian: У нас есть место.

English: Don't be late for school again.
Ukrainian: Не запізнюйся знову в школу.

English: We sang as we walked.
Portuguese: Cantávamos enquanto caminhávamos.

English: Get your hands off Tom.
Ukrainian: Прибери руки від Тома.

English: I thought it was all over.
Turkish: Hepsi geçti diye düşünüyordum.

English: The bus driver didn't see the pedestrian.
Czech: Řidič autobusu chodce neviděl.

English: Please try one.
Italian: Provatene uno, per piacere.

English: Put some salt into the boiling water.
Italian: Metti un po' di sale nell'acqua che bolle.

English: Tom said that he won't do that again.
Portuguese: Tom disse que não fará isso de novo.

English: Have you finished your Christmas shopping yet?
French: As-tu déjà terminé tes achats de Noël ?

English: Perhaps we'll meet again.
Hungarian: Talán találkozunk még újra.

English: I'd like to go out with you.
French: J'aimerais sortir avec toi.

English: Do you think animals have souls?
Russian: Как ты думаешь, у животных есть душа?

English: I broke the window.
Czech: Rozbil jsem to okno.

English: The nurse will tell you how to do it.
German: Die Schwester wird Ihnen sagen, wie es zu machen ist.

English: It made my mother cry.
Russian: Из-за этого моя мать плакала.

English: There's nothing to be afraid of.
Hebrew: אין ממה לחשוש.

English: I thought that you said that Tom would be asleep.
Russian: Ты вроде говорил, что Том будет спать.

English: Where's the map?
Ukrainian: Де мапа?

English: We were having lunch.
Russian: Мы обедали.

English: I didn't even consider that.
Hebrew: זה אפילו לא עלה בדעתי.

English: Tom knows what we're doing.
Ukrainian: Том знає, чим ми займаємося.

English: Tom should definitely start worrying about losing his job.
Hebrew: תום צריך בהחלט להתחיל לדאוג לגורל המשרה שלו.

English: He doesn't run.
Czech: On neběží.

English: They were watching television.
Ukrainian: Вони дивилися телевізор.

English: Aren't you cold?
Japanese: ちょっと寒くないですか？

English: My husband earns $100,000 a year.
Dutch: Mijn echtgenoot verdient honderdduizend dollar per jaar.

English: What's the title of the book?
Japanese: その本のタイトルは何ですか。

English: Tom wasn't wearing glasses.
Portuguese: Tom não estava usando óculos.

English: Do you like Tom?
Russian: Тебе нравится Том?

English: Tom played the oboe and Mary accompanied him on the piano.
German: Tom spielte Oboe, und Maria begleitete ihn auf dem Klavier.

English: Does Tom already know?
Portuguese: Tom já sabe?

English: We just want to go home.
Serbian: Samo hoćemo da idemo kući.

English: I'm rich.
Russian: Я богатая.

English: You should have listened to me.
Polish: Powinieneś był mnie posłuchać.

English: She is hostile to me.
Hebrew: היא עויינת כלפי.

English: He doesn't come here every day.
Italian: Non viene qui ogni giorno.

English: Perhaps Tom was feeling ashamed.
Finnish: Ehkäpä Tomia hävetti.