English: Tom doesn't like garlic bread.
Italian: A Tom non piace il pane all'aglio.

English: I haven't quite decided.
Ukrainian: Я ще не зосвім вирішив.

English: The police never investigated.
Turkish: Polis hiçbir zaman soruşturmadı.

English: This river is dangerous for children to swim in.
Russian: В этой реке детям купаться опасно.

English: Tom was talking to Mary.
Turkish: Tom, Mary ile konuşuyordu.

English: I don't think that Tom knows what it's like to be in love.
Russian: Не думаю, что Том знает, каково это - быть влюбленным.

English: You're going to have to trust Tom.
Italian: Vi dovrete fidare di Tom.

English: I have a pretty tight schedule today.
French: J'ai un programme assez chargé aujourd'hui.

English: Is there anything else I should know?
German: Sollte ich sonst noch etwas wissen?

English: He fired three shots.
Russian: Он сделал три выстрела.

English: Tom and Mary work very well together.
German: Tom und Maria arbeiten sehr gut zusammen.

English: Tom thinks Mary can win.
Russian: Том думает, что Мэри может выиграть.

English: Tom's room is ready.
Russian: Номер Тома готов.

English: I'm going to need two clean towels.
Russian: Мне понадобятся два чистых полотенца.

English: I know you don't want to talk about what happened.
Russian: Я знаю, ты не хочешь говорить о произошедшем.

English: Has Tom already cleaned his room?
Italian: Tom ha già pulito la sua camera?

English: Is this true?
Marathi: हे खरं आहे का?

English: I've come to save Tom.
Italian: Sono venuto a salvare Tom.

English: They quarreled.
Kabyle: Mmerẓent.

English: Let me stop here.
Berber: Jjet-iyi ad ḥebseɣ da.

English: We're just friends.
Italian: Noi siamo solo amiche.

English: She is not less beautiful than her sister.
Russian: Она не менее красива, чем её сестра.

English: Tom is a skillful carpenter.
Italian: Tom è un abile falegname.

English: Don't try to do two things at the same time.
Russian: Не пытайся делать два дела одновременно.

English: That's my real name.
Turkish: O benim gerçek adım.

English: How tall is your brother?
French: Quelle est la taille de ton frère ?

English: She was wearing a red skirt.
Dutch: Ze had een rode rok aan.

English: I own a house in Boston.
Turkish: Boston'da bir ev sahibiyim.

English: Our math teacher drew a circle on the blackboard.
Italian: Il nostro professore di matematica ha disegnato un cerchio sulla lavagna.

English: This town hasn't changed a bit since the 1970's.
German: Diese Stadt hat sich seit den neunzehnhundertsiebziger Jahren überhaupt nicht verändert.

English: What does a Scotsman wear under his kilt?
Italian: Che cosa indossa uno scozzese sotto il suo kilt?

English: You have to train more.
German: Sie müssen mehr trainieren.

English: Tom slept under mosquito netting.
Polish: Tom spał pod moskitierą.

English: We're getting out of here in a moment.
Bulgarian: Тръгваме си оттук след малко.

English: I didn't think I needed one of those.
Serbian: Нисам мислио да ми треба један такав.

English: Tom was suspended from school.
Spanish: Tom fue suspendido de la escuela.

English: Was it really that bad?
German: War es wirklich so schlimm?

English: I don't know who that is.
Russian: Я не знаю, кто это.

English: I'm not worried at all.
Serbian: Nisam nimalo zabrinut.

English: He came back home a while ago.
Marathi: तो थोड्या वेळापूर्वीच घरी आला.

English: I knew that I wasn't going to get there in time.
Portuguese: Eu sabia que não chegaria a tempo.

English: Let me say a few words by way of apology.
French: Laissez-moi dire quelques mots en guise d'excuse.

English: She's wearing a black hat.
Spanish: Lleva un sombrero negro.

English: It's happening tonight.
Spanish: Va a ser esta noche.

English: As a rule, Japanese people are not good at foreign languages.
Dutch: Over het algemeen zijn Japanners niet goed in vreemde talen.

English: Is Tom hurt?
Mandarin Chinese: 汤姆受伤了吗？

English: I'm not being paid enough.
German: Ich werde nicht gut genug bezahlt.

English: You don't know anything about football.
Hungarian: Semmit nem tudsz a fociról.

English: Tom ran up the stairs towards Mary's office.
Berber: Tom yuli isunan s tazzla ɣer tnarit n Mary.

English: I went to church every Sunday when I was a boy.
German: Als Junge ging ich jeden Sonntag in die Kirche.

English: Do you want to speak privately?
Czech: Chceš mluvit soukromě?

English: I'm at Tom's apartment.
Russian: Я у Тома в квартире.

English: Did you receive my letter?
Greek: Έλαβες το γράμμα μου;

English: Our ship is severely damaged.
Turkish: Gemimiz ciddi biçimde hasarlıdır.

English: You'll find the shop around the corner.
Spanish: Encontrarás la tienda a la vuelta de la esquina.

English: Tom was responsible for it.
German: Tom war dafür verantwortlich.

English: I've looked all over but I can't find my keys anywhere.
Spanish: He mirado por todas partes pero no puedo encontrar las llaves en ningún sitio.

English: Do you remember the question?
Italian: Tu ricordi la domanda?

English: From what school did you graduate?
Mandarin Chinese: 您是从哪个学校毕业的？

English: Where did I put the car keys?
German: Wo habe ich die Autoschlüssel hingelegt?

English: I'm getting a puppy.
Spanish: Voy a tener un perrito.

English: Shoot anything that moves.
Hebrew: תירה בכל מה שזז.

English: Wonderful!
Hebrew: נהדר!

English: I've seen that before.
Portuguese: Eu vi isso antes.

English: Tom took out his pencil and started to write.
German: Tom nahm seinen Bleistift heraus und fing an zu schreiben.

English: He dedicated his book to his wife.
Turkish: Kitabını karısına ithaf etti.

English: Do you think I'm joking?
Russian: Думаешь, я шучу?

English: Who are you quarreling with?
Berber: Wukud ay la tettnaɣeḍ?

English: I have some good news for you.
Italian: Ho alcune buone notizie per voi.

English: Tom stole Mary's watch.
Swedish: Tom stal Marys armbandsur.

English: I'm shocked.
Polish: Jestem zszokowany.

English: Tom is ruthless.
Italian: Tom è senza pietà.

English: Hello everyone!
Turkish: Merhabayın!

English: Instead of eating here, let's go home.
Spanish: En lugar de comer aquí vamos a casa.

English: You have to tell Tom.
Russian: Тебе надо сказать Тому.

English: A lot of kids don't wear bicycle helmets.
German: Viele Kinder tragen keine Fahrradhelme.

English: I made soup in a big pot.
Ukrainian: Я зробив суп у великій кастрюлі.

English: I was there as well.
Ukrainian: Я теж там була.

English: Tom tried to repair the broken radio.
Russian: Том попытался починить сломанный радиоприёмник.

English: I'd like to go cycling.
Japanese: 私はサイクリングに行きたいな。

English: OK, you win.
Italian: OK, vinci.

English: There are a lot of factories in Kawasaki.
Russian: В Кавасаки много фабрик.

English: He had a talent for painting.
Russian: У него был талант к рисованию.

English: Can Tom get a dog?
Swedish: Kan Tom få en hund?

English: Tom came back.
Hebrew: תום חזר.

English: Tom has a black bicycle.
Russian: У Тома чёрный велосипед.

English: Could you do that for us?
Russian: Ты не мог бы это для нас сделать?

English: There are too many people there.
Finnish: Sielllä on enemmän ihmisiä, kuin mikä on hyvä.

English: I'd like to talk to you about what happened.
Russian: Я хотел бы поговорить с тобой о том, что произошло.

English: Tom is no longer amused.
Italian: Tom non è più divertito.

English: I found it in the basement.
Serbian: Пронашла сам га у подруму.

English: He looked bewildered.
Hungarian: Zavartnak látszott.

English: You ruined my birthday party.
Russian: Вы испортили мне день рождения.

English: I learned a new trick.
German: Ich habe einen neuen Trick gelernt.

English: Tom is delicate.
Swedish: Tom är finkänslig.

English: Some people keep a food diary to keep track of things they've eaten.
Hebrew: יש אנשים שמנהלים יומן מזון כדי לעקוב אחרי מה שאכלו

English: Do you know my name?
French: Connais-tu mon nom ?

English: I've never spoken with Tom in French.
Portuguese: Eu nunca falei com Tom em francês.