English: Tom thinks that I told Mary about it.
Assamese: টমে ভাবিছে যে মই মেৰীক সেইবিষয়ে কৈছোঁ।

English: I know that Tom likes living here.
Turkish: Tom'un burada yaşamaktan hoşlandığını biliyorum.

English: How many people are on your team?
Russian: Сколько людей в твоей команде?

English: Are you sure you want to hear about this?
Bulgarian: Сигурни ли сте, че искате да го чуете?

English: I don't trust talkative people.
Finnish: En luota puheliaisiin ihmisiin.

English: No one can say anything.
Kabyle: Ulac wi izemren ad d-yini kra.

English: Somebody will see us.
Russian: Нас кто-нибудь увидит.

English: War broke out in 1941.
Italian: La guerra è scoppiata nel 1941.

English: Have a nice weekend.
Romanian: Un weekend plăcut!

English: My mother would freak out if she knew about it.
Turkish: Annem bunu bilse, delirir.

English: I love this cup.
Finnish: Tää kuppi on ihana.

English: The animal struggled to get out of the cage.
German: Das Tier mühte sich ab, aus dem Käfig zu entkommen.

English: That's fine with me.
Italian: Mi sta bene.

English: I want Tom to forgive Mary for what she's done.
Russian: Я хочу, чтобы Том простил Мэри за то, что она сделала.

English: He refused to give an interview.
Spanish: Él se rehusó a dar una entrevista.

English: We know that you like Tom.
French: Nous savons que tu apprécies Tom.

English: Why don't you just leave me alone?
Italian: Perché non mi lasciate da solo e basta?

English: Tom's not home.
Russian: Том не дома.

English: Tom didn't leave the house.
Russian: Том не выходил из дома.

English: The light is on in the living room.
Ukrainian: У вітальні світло ввімкнене.

English: The snake bit me.
French: Le serpent m’a mordu.

English: I don't believe that ghosts exist.
Italian: Io non credo che i fantasmi esistano.

English: Does Tom still work here?
Italian: Tom lavora ancora qua?

English: My son is in the army.
Hungarian: A fiam a hadseregben van.

English: Tom wondered what Mary was going to say.
German: Tom war gespannt, was Maria wohl sagen würde.

English: I haven't worked for years.
Hungarian: Már évek óta nem dolgoztam.

English: Do you really love me?
Russian: Ты правда меня любишь?

English: How did you know I was going to say that?
Kabyle: Amek teẓram tedduɣ ad d-iniɣ ayenni?

English: Tom and Mary have similar goals.
Slovak: Tom a Mária majú podobné ciele.

English: Does anybody want to take a walk to the beach?
Finnish: Haluaako joku kävelylle rannalle?

English: She started writing novels.
Italian: Lei iniziò a scrivere romanzi.

English: It's my CD.
German: Das ist meine CD.

English: I'm afraid it's going to be crowded there.
Turkish: Korkarım orası kalabalık olacak.

English: It's something I'm proud of.
Hungarian: Erre büszke vagyok.

English: Have you called her yet?
Cantonese: 你打咗電話俾佢未呀？

English: I wish you'd trust me.
French: J'aimerais que tu me fasses confiance.

English: What'll Tom do with that?
Ukrainian: Що Том буде з цим робити?

English: Tom pulled out a map.
Macedonian: Том извади карта.

English: I'm glad I invited you.
French: Je suis heureux de vous avoir invité.

English: We wanted Tom.
French: Nous voulions Tom.

English: You're famous.
Hungarian: Híres vagy.

English: Call 1-800-828-6322 for more information.
Italian: Chiama l'1-800-828-6322 per ulteriori informazioni.

English: Hey, it's me.
Portuguese: Ei, sou eu.

English: There are nine girls and three boys in the library.
Italian: Ci sono nove ragazze e tre ragazzi in biblioteca.

English: I am taller.
Romanian: Eu sunt mai înalt.

English: Tom is worried.
Portuguese: Tom está preocupado.

English: I must be going home.
Swedish: Jag måste börja gå hemåt.

English: Tom used to be a drug dealer.
Turkish: Tom eskiden torbacılık yapıyordu.

English: Those are the children you'll be giving the book to.
Portuguese: Aquelas são as crianças a quem você dará o livro.

English: Please stop whistling.
Ukrainian: Будь ласка, припини свистіти.

English: You have to be prepared for anything.
Italian: Dovete essere pronti a tutto.

English: Could you drive more slowly?
Portuguese: Você poderia dirigir mais devagar?

English: Tom can understand French better than Mary can.
French: Tom comprend le français mieux que Mary.

English: Tom isn't cut out for teaching.
Czech: Tom nemá předpoklady k tomu, aby učil.

English: I'm nervous, but I don't think I'm as nervous as Tom is.
Italian: Sono nervoso, ma non penso di essere nervoso quanto Tom.

English: Enjoy your evening.
German: Ich wünsche Ihnen einen sehr schönen Abend!

English: Tom has to go somewhere else.
Czech: Tom musí jít někam jinam.

English: I need a ride home.
Italian: Ho bisogno di un passaggio a casa.

English: Tom has promised to stay here with you.
Hungarian: Tom megígérte, hogy itt marad veletek.

English: It's truly frightening.
German: Das ist wahrlich furchterregend.

English: Tom will never admit that.
Russian: Том никогда это не признает.

English: Tom stole money from his roommate.
German: Tom hat seinem Mitbewohner Geld gestohlen.

English: When I die, I want to be cremated.
Turkish: Ben öldüğümde yakılmak istiyorum.

English: That rock band gives me a headache.
Italian: Quel gruppo rock mi fa venire il mal di testa.

English: I'll buy you lunch.
Macedonian: Ќе ти купам ручек.

English: You're charismatic.
German: Du bist charismatisch.

English: My grandmother can fly.
Turkish: Anneannem uçabiliyor.

English: Tom was up all night.
Turkish: Tom tüm gece ayaktaydı.

English: I'm teasing you.
French: Je te taquine.

English: I think Tom must be hungry.
Portuguese: Eu acho que Tom deve estar com fome.

English: You'll be fine.
Russian: С тобой всё будет в порядке.

English: Where's the pharmacy?
French: Où se situe la pharmacie ?

English: Tom died and left his son a fortune.
German: Tom ist gestorben und hat seinem Sohn ein Vermögen hinterlassen.

English: Hand me the wrench.
Russian: Дай гаечный ключ.

English: Tom was home, but Mary wasn't.
Spanish: Tom estaba en casa pero Mary no.

English: You should emphasize that fact.
Danish: Det faktum bør du understrege.

English: He threw a rock into the pond.
French: Il jeta une pierre dans l'étang.

English: I'm not good at math.
Portuguese: Não me dou bem com matemática.

English: I live on the outskirts of Tokyo.
French: Je vis à la périphérie de Tokyo.

English: We'll fight.
Marathi: लढू.

English: You should get the job.
Serbian: Треба да нађете посао.

English: Let's get out of this place.
Hebrew: בואו ונצא מהמקום הזה.

English: Tom isn't going to let Mary get to him.
Turkish: Tom, Mary'nin ona gitmesine izin vermeyecek.

English: This is hysterical.
Italian: Questo è isterico.

English: The captain controls the whole ship.
Hungarian: A kapitány kezében tartja az egész hajót.

English: Nice to see you.
Japanese: またお会いできて嬉しい。

English: I work out.
Macedonian: Тренирам.

English: I'm glad they caught the thief.
Turkish: Onların hırsızı yakaladıklarına sevindim.

English: How much sugar did you buy?
German: Wie viel Zucker habt ihr gekauft?

English: You two have a lot in common.
Hebrew: יש לכם הרבה במשותף.

English: I'm sorry I woke you.
German: Entschuldigt, dass ich euch geweckt habe!

English: Excuse me, but you're mistaken.
Turkish: Kusura bakma ama hatalısın.

English: What's the accusation against him?
Russian: В чём его обвиняют?

English: We can't kill Tom.
Italian: Noi non riusciamo ad uccidere Tom.

English: Put your glasses on.
Russian: Надень свои очки.

English: Wow, that's cool.
Italian: Wow, che figata.

English: I'll be there at five p.m.
Hindi: मैं वहाँ शाम के पाँच बजे पहुँच जाऊँगा।

English: What's the most fun you've ever had?
German: Was hat dir in deinem Leben den größten Spaß bereitet?

English: I'm really worried about you.
Macedonian: Навистина сум загрижен за тебе.

English: It's huge.
Swedish: Det är jättestort.

English: My hobby is playing chess.
Finnish: Harrastukseni on šhakin pelaaminen.

English: I'm in my apartment.
Spanish: Estoy en mi apartamento.