English: I was in the shower when the phone rang.
Hebrew: הייתי במקלחת כשצלצל הטלפון.

English: This is utter nonsense.
Hungarian: Ez tökéletes zagyvaság.

English: What's Tom's brother's name?
Czech: Jak se jmenuje Tomův bratr?

English: It could still happen.
Italian: Potrebbe ancora capitare.

English: He asked me to pass him the salt.
Japanese: 彼は塩を回してほしいと私に頼んだ。

English: Tom is trying hard.
Turkish: Tom çok deniyor.

English: I saw you with a tall boy.
German: Ich habe dich mit einem großen Jungen gesehen.

English: My album is here.
Bulgarian: Албумът ми е тук.

English: That's my boy.
German: Das ist mein Junge.

English: Do you have any plans yet?
Russian: У тебя уже есть какие-нибудь планы?

English: She misses him.
Danish: Hun savner hende.

English: We thought maybe you could help us.
German: Wir dachten, ihr könntet uns vielleicht helfen.

English: They washed their hands.
Polish: Umyli ręce.

English: Mary wanted to marry a man with ambition.
French: Mary voulait épouser un homme ayant de l'ambition.

English: Guess where I've been.
Russian: Угадай, где я был?

English: We had our photo taken on the beach.
Spanish: Nos tomamos la foto en la playa.

English: There is no sign of life on Mars.
Dutch: Er is geen teken van leven op Mars.

English: Children love dogs.
Arabic: الأطفال يحبّون الكلاب.

English: Is this fish still alive?
Arabic: هل هذه السمكة لازالت حيّه ؟

English: Tom is uncertain.
Berber: Tom ur yelkin.

English: Is this really allowed?
Danish: Er det her virkelig tilladt?

English: Tom cut the cake in half.
Turkish: Tom pastayı ikiye kesti.

English: If you can sing, that's good enough.
Mandarin Chinese: 如果你会唱歌就好了。

English: Can you tell me how to get to the Hilton Hotel?
Hebrew: את יכולה להגיד לי איך להגיע למלון הילטון?

English: You're really a nice person.
Arabic: أنت شخص طيب حقًا.

English: I guess that's true.
Russian: Думаю, это так.

English: I'm waiting for Tom.
Russian: Я жду Тома.

English: Tom suffers from headaches.
Korean: 톰은 두통에 시달리고 있어.

English: I wasn't afraid to do that.
Russian: Я не боялся это делать.

English: She gave him a massage.
Italian: Gli fece un massaggio.

English: People used to live in villages.
Ukrainian: Раніше люди жили у селах.

English: I can't change that.
Swedish: Jag kan inte ändra på det.

English: Seen from a distance, it looks like a ball.
Russian: Издалека оно похоже на мяч.

English: This is one of a kind.
Hungarian: Ebből a fajtából csak egy van.

English: You should've phoned me right away.
Swedish: Du borde ha ringt mig med en gång.

English: You should have listened to me.
Icelandic: Þú hefðir átt að hlusta á mig.

English: I always eat lunch here.
French: Je déjeune toujours ici.

English: Tom is falling in love with Mary.
Finnish: Tom on rakastumassa Mariin.

English: I'd be happy to give you a ride.
Hebrew: אשמח לתת לך הסעה.

English: Do you think I'd recognize Tom?
Russian: Думаешь, я бы узнал Тома?

English: Why are you reluctant to do that?
Italian: Perché è riluttante a farlo?

English: How did you know Tom wouldn't be there?
Berber: Amek ay teẓramt Tom ur yettili ara din?

English: Tom discussed every item on the menu with the waiter before he ordered.
German: Tom besprach mit dem Kellner jedes Gericht auf der Speisekarte, bevor er bestellte.

English: Tom said it was cold in Boston this time of year.
Mandarin Chinese: 汤姆说一年中这时候波士顿很冷。

English: Why don't you join us?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no te unes a nosotros?

English: You can always come back.
Hungarian: Bármikor visszajöhetsz.

English: Did you know about it?
Russian: Ты знала об этом?

English: Do I really have to go?
Russian: Мне обязательно идти?

English: Tom had a headache last night.
Russian: У Тома вчера вечером болела голова.

English: You'll have to excuse me.
Italian: Mi dovrete scusare.

English: How long has it been since we've seen each other?
German: Wie lange ist das her, seit wir uns gesehen haben?

English: It sounds simple.
Hebrew: נשמע פשוט.

English: Many of the prisoners were decapitated.
Turkish: Birçok mahkumun başı vuruldu.

English: I couldn't do this without your help.
Kabyle: Ur ttizmireɣ ara ad t-xedmeɣ mebla aɛiwen-ik.

English: It looks like you've had a hard day.
Finnish: Näyttää siltä, että sinulla on ollut rankka päivä.

English: That isn't your dictionary, is it?
Italian: Non è il tuo dizionario, vero?

English: I'm baking bread.
Serbian: Печем хлеб.

English: Tom is really very good.
Italian: Tom è davvero molto buono.

English: We'll be friends forever.
Hebrew: לעד נהיה חברים.

English: That girl is under the delusion that she is a princess.
Spanish: Esa chica está bajo la ilusión de que es una princesa.

English: I can't remember her name.
Berber: Ur zmireɣ ad d-mmektiɣ isem-nnes.

English: Tom isn't really a French teacher, is he?
Italian: Tom non è veramente un insegnante di francese, vero?

English: Tom talked to himself as he watered the plants.
German: Tom führte beim Gießen der Pflanzen Selbstgespräche.

English: That's something we must avoid at all costs.
French: C'est quelque chose que nous devons éviter à tout prix.

English: It's not blood.
Polish: To nie krew.

English: She doesn't live here any more.
Russian: Она здесь больше не живёт.

English: I walked as far as the station.
Italian: Ho camminato fino alla stazione.

English: I don't remember saying anything like that.
Finnish: En muista sanoneeni mitään tuollaista.

English: Do you know what really hurts me the most?
Portuguese: Você sabe o que realmente me magoa mais?

English: He is mad about music.
French: C'est un fou de musique.

English: How in the world did you do it?
Hungarian: Istenem, hogy csináltad ezt?

English: The television doesn't work.
Spanish: La televisión no trabaja.

English: Tom is fair.
Italian: Tom è giusto.

English: My pet dog was seriously ill.
German: Mein Schoßhund war ernsthaft krank.

English: The police demanded that the criminal hand over the gun to them.
Russian: Полиция потребовала, чтобы преступники передали ей оружие.

English: Tom, it's not your fault.
Portuguese: Não é culpa sua, Tom.

English: I don't understand.
Macedonian: Не разбирам.

English: Tom is the type of person who calls a spade a spade.
Spanish: Tom es el tipo de persona que llama a las cosas por su nombre.

English: Please leave.
Hebrew: אנא תסתלקי.

English: Take off your jacket.
Turkish: Ceketinizi çıkarınız.

English: We haven't decided where to take a rest.
German: Wir haben uns noch nicht entschieden, wo wir eine Pause einlegen.

English: Let's not talk about it anymore.
Russian: Давайте не будем больше об этом.

English: When can I see you again?
Arabic: متى يمكنني أن أراك مجددا؟

English: Tom found many more coins under the bed.
Turkish: Tom yatağın altında çok sayıda madeni para buldu.

English: The guys are sleeping like dogs.
Berber: Irgazen atni ḍḍsen am yiḍan.

English: I hope you have a good lawyer.
French: J'espère que tu as un bon avocat.

English: I can't talk to women.
Russian: Я не умею разговаривать с женщинами.

English: How dare you laugh at me!
Hebrew: איך אתה מעז לצחוק ממני?

English: Is everything OK at home?
Hebrew: הכל כשורה בבית?

English: You're working too hard. Take it easy for a while.
Mandarin Chinese: 你工作太勤奋了。休息一会吧。

English: You should ask somebody else.
Kabyle: Ilaq ad testeqsiḍ ḥedd-nniḍen.

English: Tom pointed out the mistakes that Mary had made.
Hungarian: Tom rámutatott a hibákra, melyeket Mari követett el.

English: Our dog ran away.
Turkish: Bizim köpeğimiz kaçtı.

English: Tom is Mary's brother, not her boyfriend.
Russian: Том — брат Мэри, а не её парень.

English: I'm sorry, I can't stay long.
Slovak: Prepáčte, nemôžem zostať dlho.

English: I don't know how Tom voted.
Turkish: Tom oyunu kime verdi, bilmiyorum.

English: There are various ways to take care of the problem.
French: Il y a diverses manières de s'occuper du problème.