English: I'm a second-year student.
German: Ich bin Studentin im zweiten Studienjahr.

English: Oh! That's too bad.
Japanese: まあ、お気の毒に。

English: Tom is in a bad mood.
Finnish: Tomi on pahalla tuulella.

English: Tom was homeschooled.
Japanese: トムはホームスクーリングで育った。

English: Unfortunately, the information is accurate.
Berber: Nesḥissif imi isali-a iṣeḥḥa.

English: You're a native of Boston, aren't you?
Russian: Ты ведь уроженец Бостона?

English: He decided to come.
Italian: Ha deciso di venire.

English: Tom was asked to do that.
Russian: Тома попросили это сделать.

English: Is that my fault?
Finnish: Onko se mun vika?

English: It is there.
Dutch: Het is daar.

English: Tom showed no surprise.
Hebrew: תום לא הפגין שום הפתעה.

English: Did that happen recently?
Dutch: Is het recent gebeurd?

English: I was away from home all through the summer vacation.
Dutch: Ik ben heel de zomervakantie van huis weg geweest.

English: I was too shy.
Ukrainian: Я був занадто сором'язливий.

English: What time is Tom coming?
Spanish: ¿A qué hora viene Tomás?

English: The police keep us safe.
Ukrainian: Поліція забезпечує нашу безпеку.

English: Come at ten o'clock sharp.
Ukrainian: Приходь рівно о десятій.

English: Tom will translate it.
Czech: Tom to přeloží.

English: That's an unfinished novel.
Russian: Это незавершённый роман.

English: How much do you trust what Tom says?
Czech: Do jaké míry věříš tomu, co Tom říká?

English: OK, I think we can begin.
Czech: Ok, myslím, že můžeme začít.

English: Speak slowly, please.
French: Parle lentement, je te prie.

English: Help yourself to a piece of cake.
Ukrainian: Пригощайтеся тортом.

English: I envy your good health.
French: J'envie ta bonne santé.

English: You are comparing apples and oranges.
Dutch: Jullie vergelijken appels met peren.

English: Aren't you still convinced Tom was the one who did it?
Turkish: Hala Tom'un onu yapan kişi olduğuna ikna olmuyor musun?

English: What's in this box is fragile.
Italian: Ciò che è in questa scatola è fragile.

English: I don't remember Tom's younger brother's name.
Russian: Я не помню, как зовут младшего брата Тома.

English: Did you meet her?
Italian: L'avete conosciuta?

English: Is love just a game for you?
Hebrew: אהבה היא סתם משחק עבורך?

English: I'm healthy.
Serbian: Здрава сам.

English: I'm not giving up.
German: Ich gebe nicht auf.

English: I wanted that.
German: Ich wollte das.

English: Stop harassing me.
Italian: Smettila di tormentarmi.

English: What're you thinking about?
Russian: О чём вы думаете?

English: I said Tom looked tired.
Italian: Io ho detto che Tom sembrava stanco.

English: Maybe Tom will change his mind.
German: Tom wird es sich vielleicht anders überlegen.

English: Give Tom a call.
Italian: Date un colpo di telefono a Tom.

English: I knew Tom was different.
Finnish: Tiesin, että Tom on erilainen.

English: He sells cars.
Polish: On sprzedaje auta.

English: Thousands of foreigners visit Japan every year.
Japanese: 何千人もの外国人が毎年日本を訪れる。

English: What are you searching for?
Ukrainian: Що ви шукаєте?

English: Do you want to get drunk?
French: Voulez-vous vous saouler ?

English: Nothing's going to happen tonight.
Macedonian: Вечерва ништо нема да се случи.

English: Lack of sleep is bad for the body.
Hebrew: העדר שינה מזיק לגוף.

English: What time does it close?
Ukrainian: О котрій годині він закривається?

English: Let me see what you've got in your pocket.
French: Fais-moi voir ce qu'il y a dans ta poche.

English: What did she say?
German: Was sagte sie?

English: It's hard not to like you.
Hebrew: קשה לא לחבב אותך.

English: Don't tell your dad.
Marathi: तुझ्या बाबांना सांगू नकोस.

English: I'm a thirty-year-old housewife.
Finnish: Olen 30-vuotias kotiäiti.

English: What I'm going to do is none of your business.
Hungarian: Amit tenni fogok, az nem tartozik rád.

English: That's the reason I did that.
Italian: È la ragione per cui l'ho fatto.

English: I felt uncomfortable.
Russian: Мне стало не по себе.

English: You won't like Tom.
Russian: Вам Том не понравится.

English: Don't touch the thermostat.
Spanish: No toques el termostato.

English: Speak up for yourself.
Czech: Podpoř se.

English: We have to go to school.
Ukrainian: Ми маємо йти до школи.

English: Have they done it?
Russian: Они сделали это?

English: The only one we have is this one here.
Dutch: De enige die we hebben, is deze hier.

English: Tom stole something from my house.
Portuguese: O Tom roubou alguma coisa de minha casa.

English: Tom isn't very old.
Macedonian: Том не е многу стар.

English: He will come back soon.
Russian: Он скоро вернётся.

English: Tom has been away too long.
Portuguese: Tom esteve longe por tempo demais.

English: Tom was the first to arrive and the last to leave.
Portuguese: Tom foi o primeiro a chegar e o último a ir embora.

English: It's snowing.
Spanish: Está nevando.

English: Tom didn't complain.
Italian: Tom non ha protestato.

English: Look straight ahead.
French: Regardez droit devant.

English: Have you checked under the sofa?
Hungarian: Megnézted a kanapé alatt is?

English: I can pay you back.
Swedish: Jag kan betala tillbaka.

English: It's not always easy.
Ukrainian: Це не завжди просто.

English: You're one of the most generous people I ever met.
Hebrew: אתה אחד האנשים הנדיבים ביותר שאי פעם פגשתי.

English: You don't even know my name.
Russian: Вы даже не знаете, как меня зовут.

English: I don't want to participate in the ceremony.
Italian: Non voglio partecipare alla cerimonia.

English: He sends us flowers.
Russian: Он присылает нам цветы.

English: We're contented.
Hebrew: אתה מרוצה.

English: Children play with toys.
Arabic: يلعب الأولاد باللعب.

English: Tom took all my stuff.
French: Tom a pris toutes mes affaires.

English: What's the purpose of your visit?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es el motivo de su visita?

English: An old man was resting in the shade of the tree.
Bokmål: En gammel mann hvilte seg i skyggen av treet.

English: It looks like Tom is leaving.
Italian: Sembra che Tom se ne stia andando.

English: It's very easy to sound natural in your own native language, and very easy to sound unnatural in your non-native language.
Italian: È molto facile sembrare naturali nella propria lingua nativa, e molto facile sembrare innaturali nella propria lingua non nativa.

English: I'm sure Tom dreams.
Macedonian: Сигурен сум дека Том сонува.

English: I think I can prove it.
Dutch: Ik denk dat ik het kan bewijzen.

English: I believe that she is honest.
Danish: Jeg tror hun er ærlig.

English: Do you like to sing?
Ukrainian: Ти любиш співати?

English: Tom needs to know.
Macedonian: Том треба да знае.

English: I want a notebook.
Ukrainian: Я хочу зошит.

English: I need to get to bed.
Russian: Мне надо идти спать.

English: The milk is sour.
Berber: Akeffay-nni d asemmam.

English: Most of the soldiers were wearing camo.
German: Die meisten Soldaten trugen Tarnanzüge.

English: I am afraid she is ill.
Italian: Temo che lei sia malata.

English: Don't get your hopes up.
Ukrainian: Не сподівайся занадто.

English: I wasn't very nervous.
Russian: Я не очень нервничал.

English: Did you make it?
Kabyle: Txedmemt-t?

English: They moved in recently.
French: Ils ont récemment emménagé.

English: Tom forgot where he'd put his glasses.
Russian: Том забыл, куда положил очки.

English: Tastes in music vary from person to person.
Japanese: 音楽の好みは人によって違う。

English: Is the place clean?
Kabyle: Amkan-a d azeddgan?

English: Tom does what he thinks is right.
Russian: Том делает то, что считает правильным.

English: Do you have an air conditioner?
Russian: У тебя есть кондиционер?

English: Nobody's told me what happened.
Russian: Никто не рассказал мне, что произошло.

English: It's very entertaining.
French: C'est très divertissant.

English: I wrote a song for you.
Italian: Ho scritto una canzone per voi.

English: What are you doing in my garage?
Berber: D acu ay tettged deg ugaṛaj-inu?