English: January comes before February.
Turkish: Ocak ayı, şubat ayından önce gelir.

English: I'll take care of the dog till tomorrow.
Portuguese: Vou tomar conta do cachorro até amanhã.

English: He walks slowly.
Hungarian: Lassan sétál.

English: Tell me I did the right thing.
Spanish: Dime que he hecho lo correcto.

English: The mountain peak was covered with snow.
German: Der Gipfel des Berges war von Schnee bedeckt.

English: I can't see you today because I feel sick.
Czech: Nemohu tě dnes navštívit, protože mi není dobře.

English: Don't you have to be somewhere?
Italian: Non dovete essere da qualche parte?

English: "Have you ever had genuine Hungarian goulash?" "No, but I'd really like to."
French: « Avez-vous déjà mangé de l'authentique goulasch hongrois ? » « Non, mais j'aimerais bien. »

English: I have friends there who'll help me.
Polish: Mam tam przyjaciół którzy mi pomogą.

English: My sister married a doctor.
Ukrainian: Моя сестра вийшла заміж за лікаря.

English: Whose beer is this?
Ukrainian: Чиє це пиво?

English: Do you think Tom is worried?
Ukrainian: Думаєш, Том стурбований?

English: Actually, I'm kind of happy to be leaving.
Hebrew: בעצם, אני די שמח לעזוב.

English: Don't handle these tools roughly.
German: Behandle die Werkzeuge nicht grob.

English: Many thanks for your help.
Berber: Tanemmirt s tussda ɣef tallalt-nwent.

English: I'm living a nightmare.
Portuguese: Estou vivendo um pesadelo.

English: You don't have to get up early.
Italian: Non vi dovete alzare presto.

English: We're extremely happy with Tom.
Turkish: Tom'la son derece mutluyuz.

English: I own a yacht.
Portuguese: Eu tenho um iate.

English: I just wanted to warn you.
Russian: Я просто хотел вас предупредить.

English: Tom doesn't live in this neighborhood.
Czech: V tomto sousedství Tom nežije.

English: When did you take these pictures?
Russian: Когда вы это снимали?

English: Anyway, you don't have to worry.
Kabyle: Akken i yella lḥal, ur ilaq ara ad tetqellqemt.

English: Do you like my friend?
German: Mögen Sie meine Freundin?

English: You are always complaining.
Hebrew: את תמיד מתלוננת.

English: That door won't open.
Hebrew: הדלת ההיא לא נפתחת.

English: He's absorbed in his work.
Russian: Он поглощен работой.

English: "Whose socks are these?" "They are my sister's."
Turkish: "Bunlar kimin çorapları?" "Kız kardeşimin."

English: Have you checked your pockets?
Italian: Ti sei controllata le tasche?

English: The house has all the conveniences.
Russian: В доме есть все удобства.

English: It wasn't the first time and it won't be the last.
Spanish: No fue la primera vez y no será la última.

English: What time do you go to sleep Saturday night?
German: Wann gehst du am Samstagabend schlafen?

English: Tom didn't go right in.
Berber: Tom ur yudif ara ɣer din srid.

English: Don't lose sight of your children.
German: Verliert eure Kinder nicht aus den Augen.

English: He earns three times as much as I do.
Hungarian: Háromszor annyit keres, mint én.

English: I think we can help each other.
French: Je pense que nous pouvons mutuellement nous aider.

English: We had unexpected visitors.
Italian: Abbiamo avuto visitatori inaspettati.

English: Tom talked about growing up in Australia.
Berber: Tom yenna-d dakken yekker-d deg Ustṛalya.

English: Tom said that the soup was too hot.
French: Tom a dit que la soupe était trop chaude.

English: Tom is going to visit Mary in Boston.
Turkish: Tom, Boston'da Mary'yi ziyaret edecek.

English: If you wish for peace, prepare for war.
Finnish: Jos haluat rauhaa, varaudu sotaan.

English: I arrived early this morning.
French: Je suis arrivé tôt ce matin.

English: I can't quit now.
Hebrew: אני לא יכול לעזוב עכשיו.

English: Tom has enough money.
Hungarian: Tamásnak van elég pénze.

English: What do you feel like talking about?
Macedonian: За што ти се зборува?

English: You don't know anything, do you?
Turkish: Sen hiçbir şey bilmiyorsun, değil mi?

English: Watching TV is fun.
Danish: Det er sjovt at se TV.

English: How many of the words on this list don't you know?
French: Combien de mots de cette liste ne connais-tu pas ?

English: Do you think he resembles his father?
Portuguese: Você acha que ele se parece com o pai?

English: Tom hasn't yet decided whether he'll go or not.
Russian: Том ещё не решил, поедет он или нет.

English: We fell in love.
Italian: Ci siamo innamorati.

English: The old man spoke to me in French.
Russian: Старик заговорил со мной по-французски.

English: Tom is a very good drummer, isn't he?
German: Tom ist ein sehr guter Schlagzeuger, nicht wahr?

English: You will keep your word, won't you?
French: Tu tiendras parole, n'est-ce pas ?

English: Please pass the note around.
Japanese: このメモを回してください。

English: Do you play basketball well?
Italian: Voi giocate bene a basket?

English: It won't be long before we meet again.
Japanese: またすぐにお会いできますよ。

English: It doesn't hurt that much anymore.
Russian: Уже не так сильно болит.

English: There's a phone in the kitchen.
German: In der Küche ist ein Telefon.

English: It doesn't have to be that way.
Czech: Tak to být nemusí.

English: I didn't believe Tom.
Ukrainian: Я не повірив Тому.

English: Let's put this in the corner.
Russian: Давайте поставим это в углу.

English: Tom is a very dangerous man.
Ukrainian: Том — дуже небезпечна людина.

English: Tom hasn't been seen since October.
Kabyle: Tom ur ten-wala ara seg Tubeṛ.

English: You must come.
German: Du musst kommen.

English: Tom looked confused.
Czech: Tom vypadal zmateně.

English: My desk is old.
Dutch: Mijn bureau is oud.

English: I'll be thirty next week.
Russian: На следующей неделе мне будет тридцать.

English: It saved our lives.
German: Es hat uns das Leben gerettet.

English: Her skill in dancing is well known.
Italian: La sua abilità nel danzare è ben nota.

English: What was it that Tom put into the bag?
Turkish: Tom'un çantaya koyduğu neydi?

English: What did you do with my pants?
Berber: D acu ay tgiḍ s userwal-inu?

English: Keep it.
Portuguese: Fica com ela.

English: I'm a single parent.
Italian: Sono un genitore single.

English: Tom just wanted some sleep.
Russian: Том просто хотел немного поспать.

English: I've seen that.
German: Das habe ich schon gesehen.

English: My room is a pigsty.
Estonian: Minu tuba on seapesa.

English: I heard Tom snoring.
Turkish: Tom'un horladığını duydum.

English: You're making us all proud.
Turkish: Hepimizi gururlandırıyorsun.

English: What time is it in Boston?
German: Wie spät ist es in Boston?

English: What Tom was doing looked like fun.
German: Was Tom getan hatte, sah nach Spaß aus.

English: Put it on the shelf.
Russian: Положите его на полку.

English: Which one do you prefer?
Berber: Anta ay tesmenyafeḍ deg-sent?

English: I don't want to know who kissed you.
German: Ich will nicht wissen, wer dich geküsst hat.

English: We're nervous.
French: Nous sommes nerveuses.

English: Tom went to the library.
Russian: Том пошёл в библиотеку.

English: I got up very early today.
Russian: Я сегодня очень рано встал.

English: Did you enjoy the performance?
Italian: Le è piaciuta l'esibizione?

English: Tom likes to shock people.
Ukrainian: Том полюбляє шокувати людей.

English: Do you like hot chocolate?
Italian: A voi piace la cioccolata calda?

English: Tom is always forgetting things.
Russian: Том всё время что-то забывает.

English: The road is still wet.
Italian: La strada è ancora bagnata.

English: I don't want you following me.
Hungarian: Nem akarom, hogy utánam jöjj.

English: Tom was the first one to volunteer to help us do that.
German: Tom meldete sich als erster freiwillig, uns dabei zu helfen.

English: I warned you what would happen if you did that.
Russian: Я предупреждал вас, что будет, если вы это сделаете.

English: I have a slow Internet connection.
Italian: Io ho una connessione a Internet lenta.

English: Where did Tom find this evidence?
Russian: Где Том нашёл эти доказательства?