English: No one would want that to happen.
Ukrainian: Ніхто не хотів би, щоб це трапилося.

English: It's a joke.
Finnish: Vitsi, vitsi!

English: Tom disappeared.
Italian: Tom è scomparso.

English: You have to come tomorrow.
Danish: Du er nødt til at komme i morgen.

English: Mary got a manicure.
Turkish: Mary el tırnaklarına bakım yaptırdı.

English: Tom is a good instructor.
Hebrew: תום מדריך טוב.

English: I thought Tom and Mary would get married.
Spanish: Pensé que Tom y María se iban a casar.

English: I really don't know what you're talking about.
French: Je ne sais vraiment pas de quoi tu parles.

English: Maybe your earring is under the table.
Macedonian: Можеби обетката ти е под маса.

English: How dare you doubt me!
Russian: Как ты смеешь меня подозревать!

English: Our eyes met.
Hungarian: Találkozott a pillantásunk.

English: Doing that was difficult.
Ukrainian: Робити це було важко.

English: What time do you wake up in the morning?
Spanish: ¿A qué hora te despiertas por la mañana?

English: This case is complex.
Italian: Questo caso è complesso.

English: She fooled him.
Russian: Она его околпачила.

English: Didn't I say that?
Italian: Io non ho detto quello?

English: When will you be ready to go?
Dutch: Wanneer ben je klaar om te vertrekken?

English: Let's have a try.
Finnish: Kokeillaanpa.

English: I've just eaten so I'm not hungry.
Polish: Dopiero co jadłem, więc nie jestem głodny.

English: The mountain is covered with snow.
French: Cette montagne est recouverte de neige.

English: I'm looking forward to seeing you soon.
German: Ich freue mich darauf, dich bald zu treffen.

English: Tom will agree with me.
Russian: Том согласится со мной.

English: I'll call you this afternoon.
Marathi: मी तुला आज दुपारी कॉल करेन.

English: Read Lesson 10 from the beginning.
Russian: Прочтите урок 10 с самого начала.

English: I'm not taking the job.
Hungarian: Nem vállalom el a munkát.

English: I have more money than Tom.
Spanish: Tengo más dinero que Tom.

English: I want a new phone.
Berber: Ɣseɣ asawal amaynu.

English: Watch the door.
Hebrew: תשגיח על הדלת.

English: Tom is making new friends.
Romanian: Tom își face noi prieteni.

English: They kept running.
French: Ils ont continué à courir.

English: Does Tom really plan to go with you?
Ukrainian: Том дійсно планує поїхати з вами?

English: Tom didn't go, and neither did I.
Italian: Tom non è andato, e nemmeno io.

English: We should've never gone there.
German: Wir hätten nicht dorthin gehen sollen.

English: This is the office in which he works.
Mandarin Chinese: 這是他工作的辦公室。

English: Did Tom pray?
Italian: Tom ha pregato?

English: I can't tell you how much I've been looking forward to your visit.
Polish: Nie wyobrażasz sobie, jak cieszyłem się na twój przyjazd.

English: I chose the colors.
Ukrainian: Я вибрав кольори.

English: Tom can't tie his own tie.
Dutch: Tom weet niet hoe hij zijn eigen stropdas moet strikken.

English: We're lucky to be alive.
Dutch: We hebben geluk dat we nog leven.

English: I fought Tom.
German: Ich kämpfte gegen Tom.

English: Does Tom wish to stay?
Serbian: Жели ли Том да остане?

English: You stole my idea.
Italian: Mi ha rubato l'idea.

English: I drive to work.
Hebrew: אני נוסעת לעבודה במכונית.

English: It's a matter of personal taste.
Romanian: Aceasta este o chestiune de gust.

English: We don't hear a thing.
Macedonian: Ништо не слушаме.

English: The train stopped because of the storm.
Italian: Il treno si fermò per via della tempesta.

English: We put on makeup.
Hebrew: התאפרנו.

English: How do you intend to fix this?
Hebrew: איך אתה מתכוון לתקן את זה?

English: Please divide the pizza into three parts.
Turkish: Lütfen pizzayı üç parçaya bölün.

English: Dogs can swim.
Danish: Hunde kan svømme.

English: Tom would like to speak with you.
German: Tom möchte mit euch sprechen.

English: Tom asked me if I was planning to stay.
Ukrainian: Мері запитала мене, чи я планую лишитися.

English: What's your favorite cookbook?
Polish: Jaka jest twoja ulubiona książka kucharska?

English: Go to work.
Italian: Andate a lavorare.

English: Are your parents still living in Boston?
Portuguese: Seus pais ainda moram em Boston?

English: This will continue.
Hungarian: Ez folytatódni fog.

English: I came earlier than him.
Russian: Я пришёл раньше него.

English: Boston is our home now.
Russian: Бостон теперь наш дом.

English: We're cousins.
Ukrainian: Ми кузени.

English: The professor solved the problem at last.
Polish: Profesor rozwiązał problem jako ostatni.

English: Tom sends his regards.
Turkish: Tom selam söylüyor.

English: Tom used to work for the government.
Russian: Том раньше работал на правительство.

English: Tom just came.
Polish: Tom właśnie przyszedł.

English: What makes you think so?
Dutch: Wat maakt dat jij zo denkt?

English: Tom told me he was serious.
Italian: Tom mi ha detto che era serio.

English: There's no need to be scared.
Ukrainian: Нема чого боятися.

English: Have you already decided how you're going to take care of this problem?
German: Hast du dich schon entschieden, wie du sich des Problems annehmen willst?

English: He intends to devote his life to curing the sick in India.
Hindi: वह अपनी ज़िंदगी को भारत में बीमारों का इलाज करने में समर्पित करना चाहता है।

English: I bought a new phone.
Turkish: Ben yeni bir telefon satın aldım.

English: Tom was surprised that Mary was on John's side.
Swedish: Tom blev överraskad av att Mary var på Johns sida.

English: I'd like to be Tom's girlfriend, but he already has one.
Japanese: トムの彼女になりたいけど、トムにはもう彼女がいるのよ。

English: We're fighting a losing battle.
Danish: Vi kæmper en håbløs kamp.

English: The country was torn by war.
Spanish: El país fue devastado por la guerra.

English: Would you mind if I shut the window? I have a slight cold.
German: Würde es dir etwas ausmachen, wenn ich das Fenster schließe? Ich habe eine leichte Erkältung.

English: Tom is looking very pleased with himself.
Macedonian: Том излгеда многу задоволно од себеси.

English: The best way to ruin a good cup of coffee is to put cream and sugar in it.
German: Eine gute Tasse Kaffee verdirbt man am besten, indem man Zucker und Sahne hineinrührt.

English: Do you know the concert schedule of London Symphony Orchestra?
Spanish: ¿Conoces el calendario de conciertos de la orquesta sinfónica de Londres?

English: That was interesting to me.
Italian: Era interessante per me.

English: Guess what Tom found.
Portuguese: Adivinhe o que Tom achou.

English: Tom ought to have studied harder.
Macedonian: Том требаше да учи повеќе.

English: Are you sure you don't want to consider another option?
Czech: Určitě nechceš zvážit jinou možnost?

English: He felt perfectly content.
French: Il se sentait parfaitement content.

English: I agree with everyone.
Russian: Я со всеми согласен.

English: Today, most people in the world condemn slavery.
Turkish: Günümüzde dünyadaki çoğu insan köleliği kınıyor.

English: I'm not angry at Tom.
Russian: Я не злюсь на Тома.

English: I like to sleep naked.
Russian: Я люблю спать голой.

English: It looks fantastic.
Italian: Sembra fantastico.

English: Tom was electrocuted.
German: Tom bekam einen Schlag.

English: I owe you one.
French: Je t'en dois une.

English: I gave Mary a doll.
Berber: Fkiɣ-as taknart i Mary.

English: It happens.
German: Das passiert!

English: He's studying history in college.
Japanese: 彼は大学で歴史を勉強しています。

English: What's love?
Hungarian: Mi a szerelem?

English: Tom makes a lot of noise.
Russian: Том очень шумит.

English: The boy grew up to be a famous scientist.
Russian: Мальчик вырос и стал известным ученым.

English: Bring it here.
Berber: Awey-t-id ɣer da.

English: You're next.
Russian: Вы следующие.

English: Here. Take this with you. It might come in handy.
German: Hier. Nimm das mit. Es könnte nützlich sein.

English: I still don't understand.
Russian: Я до сих пор не понимаю.

English: I wanted to hit Tom.
Serbian: Хтела сам да урадим Тома.