English: I have no privacy.
Portuguese: Eu não tenho privacidade.

English: Those are my children.
Ukrainian: То мої діти.

English: Tom relented.
Spanish: Tom se aplacó.

English: They have many friends.
French: Elles ont beaucoup d'amis.

English: Subtract three from eight and you get five.
Polish: Odejmij trzy od ośmiu i dostajesz pięć.

English: Tom is good at telling jokes.
Dutch: Tom kan goed moppen tappen.

English: I bought some magazines at the bookstore.
Japanese: 本屋で雑誌を買いました。

English: You're a grown woman now.
Turkish: Sen artık yetişkin bir kadınsın.

English: Do you have any idea who might be able to help us?
Ukrainian: Тобі спадає на думку хтось, хто міг би нам допомогти?

English: Boston is where I want to be.
Russian: Бостон - вот куда я хочу.

English: Why are you speaking in French?
Greek: Γιατί μιλάς στα Γαλλικά;

English: You still have much to learn.
German: Sie müssen noch viel lernen.

English: Here's how it works.
Kabyle: Hatan amek ileḥḥu.

English: You were planning on helping us, weren't you?
Berber: Tellid la tessefrayed ad aɣ-talled, naɣ?

English: We're not exactly sure what it is.
Kabyle: Ur netḥeqq ara swaswa d acu-t.

English: Please be brief.
Russian: Пожалуйста, будь краток.

English: It is free of charge.
Turkish: Ücretsizdir.

English: Do you have any orange juice?
Russian: Есть у вас апельсиновый сок?

English: It's incorrect.
German: Es ist inkorrekt.

English: I felt Tom's forehead to see if he had a fever.
German: Ich fühlte Toms Stirn, um zu sehen, ob er Fieber hatte.

English: Would you like a sandwich?
Portuguese: Você quer um sanduíche?

English: Tom excused himself.
Macedonian: Том се извини.

English: The baby stopped crying.
German: Das Baby hörte auf zu schreien.

English: I couldn't do this without your help.
Kapampangan: Éku ágawâ iní nuné king sáup mu.

English: Things like this don't usually happen.
Berber: Tiɣawisiwin am ti ur d-ḍerrunt ara dima.

English: The hawk caught a mouse.
French: Le faucon attrapa une souris.

English: Hold the handrail.
Russian: Держитесь за поручень.

English: I can't help how it sounds.
German: Ich kann nichts dafür, wie es klingt.

English: Tom has already been fired.
German: Tom wurde schon gefeuert.

English: Have you learned to drive a car?
Italian: Tu hai imparato a guidare una macchina?

English: Tom arrived home safely.
Italian: Tom arrivò a casa sano e salvo.

English: Have you finished reading the novel?
Ukrainian: Ти вже дочитав роман?

English: I am afraid you are wrong.
Ukrainian: Боюся, ви не маєте рації.

English: I've heard taxis are expensive in Australia.
Turkish: Avustralya'da taksilerin pahalı olduğunu duydum.

English: Can I use the phone?
Russian: Могу я воспользоваться телефоном?

English: Two glasses of apple juice, please.
Russian: Два стакана яблочного сока, пожалуйста.

English: I made no promises.
Ukrainian: Я нічого не обіцяв.

English: Have you seen them?
Spanish: ¿Las has visto?

English: There are five fish in my aquarium.
Danish: Der er fem fisk i mit akvarium.

English: Tom can't help you.
Spanish: Tom no puede ayudaros.

English: Even intelligent people are sometimes absent-minded.
Japanese: 利口な人でも時にはぼんやりすることがある。

English: I've loved you since I first met you.
Berber: Ḥemmleɣ-kem segmi ay kem-ẓriɣ tikkelt tamezwarut.

English: I joined the football team.
Italian: Mi sono unita alla squadra di football.

English: Is one thousand yen enough?
Ukrainian: Тисячі єн вистачить?

English: It's difficult to get out of bed on cold mornings.
Dutch: Het is moeilijk om uit bed te komen op koude morgens.

English: We had lunch at a little coffee shop.
Greek: Φάγαμε μεσημεριανό σε μια μικρή καφετέρια.

English: I went to many shops to look for the book.
Arabic: ذهبت إلى العديد من المتاجر للبحث عن الكتاب.

English: I have to go to the dentist.
Portuguese: Eu tenho que ir ao dentista.

English: I didn't tell Tom any of that.
Russian: Я ничего этого Тому не говорил.

English: I met them.
Hebrew: פגשתי אותן.

English: You don't pay attention.
Spanish: No prestás atención.

English: I figured you wouldn't want to go there without me.
German: Ich dachte mir, ihr würdet dort nicht ohne mich hingehen wollen.

English: Did you deliver the note to Tom?
Macedonian: Му ја предаде ли белешката на Том?

English: He doesn't like us.
Bulgarian: Той не ни харесва.

English: I'm doing fine.
Hungarian: Jól vagyok.

English: Everything was simpler in those days.
Japanese: あの頃は何もかもがもっと単純だった。

English: Maybe we can help Tom.
Italian: Forse noi riusciamo ad aiutare Tom.

English: He was shy at the beginning.
Icelandic: Hún var feimin í byrjun.

English: He likes to watch TV.
Japanese: 彼はテレビを見るのが好きだ。

English: I got my money back.
German: Ich bekam mein Geld zurück.

English: Tom was broke.
Hebrew: תום היה חסר פרוטה.

English: Tom oiled his bicycle chain.
Macedonian: Том си го подмачка ланецот од велосипедот.

English: Tom will help me do that later.
Italian: Tom mi aiuterà a farlo più tardi.

English: Tom is very responsible.
Portuguese: Tom é muito responsável.

English: I sold a TV.
Berber: Ssenzeɣ tiliẓrit.

English: She is good at playing tennis.
German: Sie spielt gut Tennis.

English: Tom kissed Mary's forehead.
Italian: Tom baciò la fronte di Mary.

English: I never laughed.
Hebrew: מעולם לא צחקתי.

English: I think Tom is great.
Italian: Penso che Tom sia grande.

English: We want to know what happened to Tom.
Finnish: Me tahdomme tietää, mitä Tomille kävi.

English: I'd do anything for you.
Kabyle: Kullec ad t-xedmeɣ fell-awen.

English: I would never hurt Tom.
German: Ich täte Tom nie etwas zuleide.

English: I'm dying for a beer!
Japanese: あぁ、ビールが飲みたい！

English: You must wear a suit to work.
Spanish: Es obligatorio llevar traje en el trabajo.

English: I've given you your orders.
Turkish: Sana emirlerini verdim.

English: Tom switched off the light.
Hungarian: Tom lekapcsolta a villanyt.

English: I had a phone call from him.
German: Ich habe ein Telefongespräch mit ihm geführt.

English: We're being called.
Berber: La aɣ-d-ɣɣaren.

English: Can I use a credit card for payment?
Berber: Zemreɣ ad sqedceɣ takarḍa n wesmad akken ad xellṣeɣ?

English: What's your cousin's name?
German: Wie heißt Ihre Cousine?

English: I eat my breakfast in the office.
Japanese: 朝食は、オフィスで食べてます。

English: What's that sound?
Marathi: तो आवाज कसला होता?

English: Are you sure that Tom is here?
Kabyle: Ɛni tetḥeqqem akka belli da i yella Tom?

English: Math is what I'm best at.
Japanese: 数学が一番得意です。

English: You need a good woman.
Kabyle: Tlaq-akent tameṭṭut igerrzen.

English: What are you good at?
Dutch: Waar ben jij goed in?

English: Tom is married to Mary's younger sister.
Danish: Tom er gift med Marys lillesøster.

English: The weather has improved.
French: Le temps s'est amélioré.

English: Tom was innocent.
Dutch: Tom was onschuldig.

English: There is a letter for you.
Kabyle: Tella tebrat i kemm.

English: Is your mom at home?
Estonian: Kas su ema on kodus?

English: It smelled really good.
Portuguese: Tinha um cheiro muito bom.

English: The music carried me back to my childhood.
German: Die Musik brachte mich zurück in meine Kindheit.

English: May I sit on your lap?
Italian: Posso sedermi sul tuo grembo?

English: The dog suddenly charged at the child.
Hebrew: הכלב התנפל לפתע על הילד.

English: Tom didn't seem to care.
Portuguese: Tom não parecia se importar.

English: Tom went to the YMCA.
Finnish: Tom meni NMKY:een.

English: Be polite to everyone.
Berber: Ḥdeq d medden akk.

English: Tom is very different now, isn't he?
Italian: Tom è molto diverso ora, vero?

English: You should do that now.
Japanese: それ、今した方がいいよ。

English: I hope you will call again.
Italian: Spero che richiamerete.

English: She poured me a cup of tea.
Russian: Она налила мне чашку чая.

English: We're not amused.
Italian: Non siamo divertiti.

English: I think these are genuine.
French: Je pense qu'elles sont authentiques.

English: Whose books are those?
Dutch: Van wie zijn die boeken?