English: I don't think Tom could do that even if he tried.
Russian: Я не думаю, что Том мог бы сделать это, даже если бы попытался.

English: Tom speaks three languages, including French.
Nepali: टम फ्रान्सेली सहित तीन भाषा बोल्छन्।

English: When will it end?
Ukrainian: Коли це закінчиться?

English: It seems he's still alive.
Italian: Sembra che lui sia ancora vivo.

English: Tom can't dress himself and he can't feed himself.
Turkish: Tom kendi başına yemek yiyip üstünü giyemiyor.

English: Tom has been drinking on the job.
Turkish: Tom görev sırasında içki içiyordu.

English: Tom often talks in his sleep.
Italian: Tom parla spesso nel sonno.

English: It's cheaper to take the bus.
Italian: È più economico prendere l'autobus.

English: Leave me alone, please.
Italian: Mi lasci da sola, per favore.

English: We have a prisoner.
Italian: Abbiamo una prigioniera.

English: Don't be late for school.
Greek: Μην αργήσεις για το σχολείο.

English: I like to climb trees.
Portuguese: Eu gosto de subir em árvores.

English: I'm fed up with your stories!
French: J’en ai ras-le-bol de tes histoires !

English: Don't bother me with details.
Macedonian: Не ме оптеретувај со детали.

English: I don't want to watch this video.
Italian: Io non voglio guardare questo video.

English: You don't have to hide anything from me.
Cantonese: 你唔使對我隱瞞啲咩㗎。

English: Something is going on today.
Russian: Что-то сегодня происходит.

English: Would it be OK if I kissed you?
Japanese: チューしていい？

English: Tom is listening to the radio.
Portuguese: O Tom está a ouvir rádio.

English: I want to take this with me.
Czech: Chci si to vzít s sebou.

English: I'll go to college.
Turkish: Üniversiteye gideceğim.

English: I have a feeling Tom is lying.
Hungarian: Van egy olyan érzésem, hogy Tom hazudik.

English: I fell asleep almost at once.
Russian: Я почти сразу заснул.

English: Are you telling me Tom doesn't know?
Russian: Вы хотите сказать, что Том не знает?

English: Thanks for helping.
French: Merci pour l'aide.

English: You won.
Waray: Nagdaog hi ikaw.

English: Mary is Tom's stepsister.
Ukrainian: Мері — зведена сестра Тома.

English: Is it far away?
Finnish: Onko se kaukana?

English: How did you know Tom wasn't going to like it?
Berber: Amek ay teẓrid dakken Tom ur t-igerreẓ ara?

English: My head is fine now.
Italian: La mia testa è a posto adesso.

English: I hope I'm not bothering anyone.
Macedonian: Се надевам дека не досаѓам никому.

English: Mary bought an expensive handbag.
Spanish: Mary compró un bolso caro.

English: There are three of us.
Bulgarian: Трима сме.

English: This only happens in Australia.
Polish: Takie rzeczy tylko w Australii.

English: Tom followed Mary.
Bulgarian: Том последва Мери.

English: I believe that statement.
Portuguese: Acredito nessa afirmação.

English: Will you lend your dictionary to me?
Ukrainian: Позичиш мені свій словник?

English: He graduated from Tokyo University.
Russian: Он окончил Токийский университет.

English: It was through his influence that she became interested in ecology.
Finnish: Hänen vaikutuksestaan hän kiinnostui ekologiasta.

English: Spend some money on yourself.
Russian: Потратьте немного денег на себя.

English: Why didn't you stand up for me?
Serbian: Зашто се ниси залагао за мене?

English: I asked him to do that.
Italian: Gli ho chiesto di farlo.

English: Now go on home.
Japanese: さあ家に帰りなさい。

English: I haven't talked to Tom in a long time.
Russian: Я уже давно не говорил с Томом.

English: Open the window.
Japanese: 窓を開けなさい。

English: You need to take your mother's advice.
Italian: Tu devi prendere in considerazione il consiglio di tua madre.

English: How many people were killed in the accident?
French: Combien de personnes ont été tuées dans l'accident ?

English: I thought Tom wasn't in his office.
Russian: Я думал, что Том не в своем кабинете.

English: If you were only able to meet with one historical figure, who would you like to meet?
Finnish: Jos voisit tavata ainoastaan yhden historiallisen henkilön, kenet valitsisit?

English: How is your dad?
German: Wie ist dein Vater so?

English: I'm happy you liked it.
Ukrainian: Я радий, що тобі це сподобалося.

English: It would be better to stay home today.
Russian: Сегодня лучше остаться дома.

English: They're too difficult.
Russian: Они слишком сложные.

English: Our world is only a tiny part of the universe.
Russian: Наш мир - лишь крошечная часть Вселенной.

English: They're not busy at all.
Russian: Они совсем не заняты.

English: Tom grabbed his coat.
French: Tom attrapa son manteau.

English: Our band needs a distinctive logo.
Berber: Tarbaɛt-nneɣ teḥwaj alugu d uzzig.

English: I have the right to say what I think.
Spanish: Tengo derecho de decir lo que pienso.

English: We laid the injured man on the grass.
Polish: Położyliśmy rannego mężczyznę na trawie.

English: They will hold talks tomorrow.
French: Ce sont elles qui auront des pourparlers, demain.

English: Happy holidays.
French: Bonnes vacances !

English: One of them was mine.
Russian: Одна из них была моей.

English: There are no restrooms.
Turkish: Hiç tuvalet yok.

English: What were you doing at the time?
Polish: Co wtedy robiłeś?

English: Tom really knows a lot.
Serbian: Tom stvarno zna mnogo toga.

English: My legs are hurting.
German: Mir tun die Beine weh.

English: Can I leave my luggage here?
Bengali: আমি কি আমার মালপত্র এখানে রেখে যেতে পারি?

English: Tom's friends went outside to smoke.
Finnish: Tomin ystävät menivät ulos tupakalle.

English: A known mistake is better than an unknown truth.
German: Ein bekannter Fehler ist besser als eine unbekannte Wahrheit.

English: Because she is twenty-five years old, she gets married.
Italian: Per il fatto che ha venticinque anni di età, si sposa.

English: Can I get something to drink?
Low German: Kann ik wat to drinken kriegen?

English: I walked upstairs.
Russian: Я поднялся наверх.

English: Tom used to go fishing with his father.
Russian: Тому доводилось ходить на рыбалку со своим отцом.

English: The crowd gathered around the speaker.
Russian: Толпа собралась вокруг говорящего.

English: Your accent gives you away.
Russian: Вас выдаёт акцент.

English: We usually talked in French.
Ukrainian: Ми, як правило, розмовляли французькою.

English: We're efficient.
Ukrainian: Ми вправні.

English: I'm going to hit the hay.
German: Ich hau mich aufs Ohr.

English: Stick to the facts.
Portuguese: Não invente.

English: I don't know when the prices will change.
Hebrew: אני לא יודע מתי ישתנו המחירים.

English: I like salmon.
Russian: Я люблю лосось.

English: Tom has no chance of recovering.
German: Tom hat keine Chance, sich davon zu erholen.

English: Wait in the waiting room.
Czech: Čekejte v čekárně.

English: It seems to me that you should be able to do that by yourself.
Greek: Μου φαίνεται ότι μπορείς να το κάνεις αυτό μόνη σου.

English: Tom converted to Islam.
Ukrainian: Том прийняв іслам.

English: Frogs eat flies.
Hebrew: צפרדעים אוכלות זבובים.

English: Leave me alone now.
Russian: Оставь меня сейчас одну.

English: What more do you want from me?
Russian: Чего ещё вы от меня хотите?

English: I'm not convinced that's justified.
French: Je ne suis pas convaincu que ce soit justifié.

English: You have the right to an attorney.
Spanish: Tienes derecho a un abogado.

English: Tom lied.
Portuguese: Tom mentiu.

English: Tom, why would anybody be looking for you?
German: Warum sollte denn jemand nach dir suchen, Tom?

English: Tom says you're not very reliable.
Ukrainian: Том каже, що ти не дуже надійний.

English: An individual has rights and responsibilities.
Slovak: Každá osoba má práva a povinnosti.

English: Why do you study so hard?
Berber: Acuɣer i teqqareḍ anect-a akk?

English: What are you doing?
Finnish: Mitä olet tekemässä?

English: Tom often sends jokes to me.
Dutch: Tom stuurt me vaak grappen.

English: Tom doesn't need to know why.
Russian: Тому не нужно знать почему.