English: I didn't need Tom's help.
Italian: Non avevo bisogno dell'aiuto di Tom.

English: You were busy, weren't you?
Italian: Era occupata, vero?

English: You're not that old.
Russian: Вы не настолько старая.

English: Tom told me Mary did that wrong.
Russian: Том сказал мне, что Мэри делает это неправильно.

English: I'm sure I'll succeed.
Russian: Я уверен, что преуспею.

English: Tom said Mary didn't have anything to eat.
Russian: Том сказал, что Мэри нечего есть.

English: Mary is not my type.
Japanese: メアリーは、僕のタイプじゃないよ。

English: You always say the same thing.
French: Vous dites toujours la même chose.

English: I'll buy you this bag.
Japanese: このバッグ買ってあげるよ。

English: Did anybody recommend us to you?
Portuguese: Alguém nos recomendou a você?

English: Do they have money?
Italian: Hanno dei soldi?

English: I don't want to talk anymore.
Italian: Non voglio più parlare.

English: I nearly blacked out.
Japanese: 気を失いかけたんだ。

English: I used to live there.
Portuguese: Eu morava lá.

English: There's a castle on the mountain.
Russian: На горе стоит замок.

English: I come from a family of doctors.
Berber: Nekk seg yiwet n twacult n yimsujjiyen.

English: I've decided to go to the theater.
Japanese: 劇場に行くことにしたよ。

English: You're courageous.
Italian: Sei coraggiosa.

English: The president stated his position on the issue.
Spanish: El presidente expuso su postura en el asunto.

English: I brought you a gift.
French: Je t'ai amené un cadeau.

English: Tom isn't in our group.
Portuguese: Tom não está no nosso grupo.

English: Tom is a cool guy.
Serbian: Tom je kul momak.

English: What a mess!
Turkish: Bu ne dağınıklık?

English: Did you pick one yet?
Italian: Ne avete già scelta una?

English: Tom's headstrong.
Kabyle: Yeqqur uqerruy-is Tom.

English: I need Tom's address.
Berber: Sriɣ tansa n Tom.

English: I'll wait for you at the entrance.
German: Ich warte am Eingang auf euch.

English: Tom is the one who was here last week.
Russian: На прошлой неделе здесь был Том.

English: I'm doing what I have to do.
Spanish: Estoy haciendo lo que debo hacer.

English: That's no longer necessary.
Russian: Это уже не нужно.

English: What's not yet done may be left undone.
Russian: То, что еще не сделано, может остаться не сделанным.

English: Tom accepted my present.
Hungarian: Tomi elfogadta az ajándékomat.

English: Tom had a large audience at his concert last night.
Italian: Tom ha avuto molto pubblico al suo concerto la scorsa notte.

English: Don't you have anything to do?
Ukrainian: Хіба вам немає чого робити?

English: You have it all wrong.
Serbian: Sve si pogrešno shvatio.

English: I watched the film named "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" with my girlfriend yesterday. She was very afraid.
Spanish: Ayer vi la película titulada "La matanza de Texas" con mi novia. Ella estuvo muerta de miedo.

English: We can't help you anymore.
Slovak: Už vám nemôžeme pomôcť.

English: That woman looked at me sideways.
Hebrew: האישה הזאת הביטה בי במבט צדדי.

English: I don't see any difference.
Russian: Я не вижу никакой разницы.

English: You can't buy happiness.
Italian: Non si può comprare la felicità.

English: Tom has been a bus driver for three years.
Hungarian: Tamás már három éve buszsofőr.

English: We know who did this.
Polish: Wiemy, kto to zrobił.

English: I will go on foot.
Bengali: আমি হেঁটে যাব।

English: I told Tom to stay indoors.
Hebrew: אמרתי לתום להשאר בפנים.

English: Is that not normal?
French: N'est-ce pas normal ?

English: We've got to get you out of here.
French: On doit te sortir d'ici.

English: Tom arrived late at the station.
Finnish: Tom saapui asemalle myöhässä.

English: Who did you kiss?
German: Wen habt ihr geküsst?

English: This cheese is too expensive.
Slovak: Ten syr je príliš drahý.

English: I'm mean.
Macedonian: Злобен сум.

English: I hope you can come.
Russian: Надеюсь, Вы сможете прийти.

English: I spoke to Tom last night.
Russian: Я говорил с Томом вчера ночью.

English: You've been drinking, haven't you?
Portuguese: Vocês têm bebido, não têm?

English: Tom doesn't want to do anything but watch TV.
Spanish: Tom no quiere hacer nada más que ver la televisión.

English: She became drowsy after supper.
Japanese: 彼女は夕食後眠くなった。

English: Tom is sitting by himself under that tree over there.
Japanese: トムは向こうの木の下に一人で座ってる。

English: We all got fired.
Portuguese: Todos nós fomos despedidos.

English: What am I going to say to Tom?
Turkish: Tom'a ne diyeceğim?

English: Tom was stabbed to death by someone on the subway.
German: Tom wurde von jemandem in der U-Bahn erstochen.

English: French is the only language I know how to speak.
Portuguese: O Francês é a única língua que sei falar.

English: I think you should go.
Italian: Penso che dovresti andare.

English: Where did you get this?
Kabyle: Seg wansi i kent-d-tekka ta?

English: Tom died yesterday.
Hebrew: תום נפטר אתמול.

English: She didn't tell me her name.
German: Sie sagte mir nicht, wie sie heißt.

English: I'd like to ask you how you did that.
Serbian: Желела бих да знам како си то урадио.

English: Children can make friends with anyone.
Russian: Дети могут со всеми подружиться.

English: Who'll go with me?
Russian: Кто пойдёт со мной?

English: Why did you not tell me?
Portuguese: Por que não me disseste?

English: I want to kiss you.
Low German: Ik will di küssen.

English: That's why I have to take the test again.
Ukrainian: Тому мені треба ще раз здавати екзамен.

English: I need to get out of this place.
Spanish: Necesito salir de este lugar.

English: Tom ran away from the police officer.
Portuguese: Tom fugiu do policial.

English: Tom wants the best.
Macedonian: Том го сака најдоброто.

English: I know that you love me.
Russian: Я знаю, что Вы меня любите.

English: Today is the last day of our vacation.
German: Heute ist unser letzter Ferientag.

English: It was rather funny.
Bokmål: Det var ganske morsomt.

English: Tom lost his footing and fell into the water.
Russian: Том оступился и упал в воду.

English: This hotel has accommodations for 1,000 guests.
Russian: Гостиница располагает номерами на тысячу посетителей.

English: Tom should've given Mary flowers or something on Valentine's Day.
German: Tom hätte Maria zum Valentinstag Blumen oder etwas Ähnliches schenken sollen.

English: I know that something horrible will happen.
Russian: Я знаю, что произойдёт что-то ужасное.

English: Close your eyes.
Dutch: Doe je ogen dicht.

English: Be good.
Russian: Веди себя хорошо.

English: Baseball season's about to start.
Italian: La stagione di baseball sta per iniziare.

English: I solved the puzzle.
Polish: Rozwiązałem zagadkę.

English: I burned myself with boiling water.
Dutch: Ik heb mezelf verbrand aan kokend water.

English: You need to change into some dry clothes.
German: Du musst dir etwas Trockenes anziehen.

English: You should probably tell Tom how to do that.
Ukrainian: Тобі, мабуть, треба сказати Тому зробити це.

English: I don't want to go anywhere tonight.
Russian: Я сегодня вечером не хочу никуда идти.

English: We don't live here.
French: Nous ne vivons pas ici.

English: We can both do it.
Central Dusun: Milo' kito maan ti.

English: Let's get together here once a week.
Hungarian: Találkozzunk itt hetente!

English: I've had a lot of calls today.
Japanese: 今日は電話がたくさんかかってきている。

English: Are you thirsty?
Russian: Пить хочешь?

English: You've been a big help.
Russian: Ты очень помог.

English: Tom abandoned Mary.
French: Tom a largué Marie.

English: Tom is much better than I am at skiing.
Portuguese: Tom é muito melhor que eu esquiando.

English: Call me when you're ready.
Turkish: Hazır olduğun zaman beni ara.

English: I'll write you a letter.
Ukrainian: Я напишу вам листа.

English: I want to learn how to ride a bicycle.
Russian: Я хочу научиться кататься на велосипеде.

English: I grew up in this neighborhood.
Portuguese: Eu cresci nesse bairro.