English: Tom will be here tomorrow.
German: Tom wird morgen hier sein.

English: I'd stop smoking if I were you.
Russian: На твоём месте я бы бросил курить.

English: I'm happy enough.
French: Je suis assez contente.

English: How're you doing?
Japanese: 調子はどうですか。

English: I told Tom to do that.
German: Ich sagte Tom, dass er das machen soll.

English: I love driving.
Italian: Amo guidare.

English: What do you love? What do you hate?
Berber: D acu ay tḥemmled? D acu ay tkeṛhed?

English: Make me happy.
Arabic: أسعدني.

English: The Rhine runs between France and Germany.
Spanish: El Rin fluye entre Francia y Alemania.

English: I didn't notice it.
Hungarian: Nem vettem észre.

English: He tried hard, but failed.
Russian: Он старался изо всех сил, но безуспешно.

English: How much longer are you planning to be here?
Russian: Сколько ещё ты планируешь здесь пробыть?

English: This is the place where my father was born.
French: C'est le lieu où naquit mon père.

English: I don't need a suitcase that big.
Russian: Мне не нужен такой большой чемодан.

English: Tom has an aunt named Mary.
Turkish: Tom'un Mary isminde bir halası var.

English: Just don't scream.
Marathi: फक्त किंचाळू नका.

English: Tom is going to get divorced.
Japanese: トムは離婚するつもりでいるんだよ。

English: I'll accompany you as far as the intersection.
Hebrew: אני מלווה אותך עד לצומת הרחובות.

English: Somebody was in here.
Kabyle: Yella win i yellan yakan daki.

English: I might go into marketing.
Italian: Io potrei entrare nel marketing.

English: Tom and Mary are very good friends.
Indonesian: Tom dan Mary adalah teman yang sangat akrab.

English: Remember that I outrank you.
Hungarian: Ne felejtse el, hogy a felettese vagyok.

English: Tom speaks better French than Mary.
Finnish: Tom puhuu parempaa ranskaa kuin Mari.

English: How's your mom?
Japanese: お母さんは、お元気？

English: I sat down in the armchair.
German: Ich setzte mich in den Lehnstuhl.

English: It's time to go back home.
Russian: Пора возвращаться домой.

English: You aren't ready yet, are you?
German: Sie sind noch nicht fertig, oder?

English: We were expecting something different to happen.
Czech: Očekávali jsme, že se stane něco jiného.

English: Are you questioning my methods?
Russian: Вы сомневаетесь в моих методах?

English: She regrets having never been there.
Russian: Она жалеет, что никогда там не была.

English: I thought that was the case.
Russian: Я думал, дело в этом.

English: Are you open on Sunday?
Serbian: Jesi li slobodna u nedelju?

English: The men that Tom robbed didn't tell anyone they'd been robbed.
Ukrainian: Чоловіки, яких пограбував Том, нікому не розповіли про те, що їх пограбували.

English: Where would Tom go now?
German: Wohin würde Tom jetzt gehen?

English: Are you out of work?
German: Sind Sie ohne Arbeit?

English: Tom and I probably won't do that together.
Turkish: Tom ve ben muhtemelen onu birlikte yapmayacağız.

English: This is the only picture I have of us together.
German: Das ist das einzige Bild, das ich habe, auf dem wir zusammen zu sehen sind.

English: I can't bring myself to eat anything.
Berber: Ur zmireɣ ad cceɣ acemma.

English: I would like to hear your opinion.
German: Ich würde gern eure Meinung hören.

English: I can predict how what Tom's answer will be.
Turkish: Tom'un cevabının ne olacağını tahmin edebilirim.

English: This is how we've got to know each other.
French: C'est ainsi que nous avons fait connaissance.

English: Tom didn't use to drink so much.
Dutch: Tom dronk vroeger niet zo veel.

English: I want to work for Tom.
German: Ich will für Tom arbeiten.

English: Why aren't you home yet?
Ukrainian: Чому ти ще не вдома?

English: I don't eat pork.
Kabyle: Ur ttetteɣ ara aksum n yilef.

English: Tom was there as well.
Japanese: トムもそこにいました。

English: I don't know anybody around here.
Russian: Я тут никого не знаю.

English: Tom bought a webcam.
Russian: Том купил веб-камеру.

English: I'll do anything I can.
Portuguese: Farei qualquer coisa que puder.

English: Tom told Mary that he was happy.
Macedonian: Том и кажа на Мери дека е среќен.

English: Tom had two pairs of skis tied to the roof of his car.
Italian: Tom aveva due paia di sci legati al tetto dell'auto.

English: Do you speak French fluently?
Russian: Вы свободно говорите по-французски?

English: I'll go to the library on Monday.
Czech: Půjdu do knihovny v pondělí.

English: Tom hung a picture on the wall.
Kabyle: Tom iɛelleq tawlaft ɣef lḥiḍ.

English: I think Tom hasn't made a decision yet.
Turkish: Tom'un henüz bir karar vermediğini düşünüyorum.

English: I hear something.
Turkish: Bir şey işitiyorum.

English: I admire Tom for many things.
Turkish: Birçok şey için Tom'a hayranım.

English: He drinks to excess.
French: Il boit trop d'alcool.

English: I didn't go to the funeral.
Russian: Я не пошёл на похороны.

English: I am from Russia.
Marathi: मी रशियाचा आहे.

English: It was clear that Tom was going to enjoy doing that.
Italian: Era chiaro che a Tom sarebbe piaciuto farlo.

English: Try on another one.
Spanish: Prueba con otra.

English: You're early again.
Italian: Voi siete di nuovo in anticipo.

English: It looks like snow.
Finnish: Se näyttää lumelta.

English: Do you want to win?
Italian: Voi volete vincere?

English: Can you handle it?
French: Pouvez-vous vous en sortir ?

English: Tom tried to persuade Mary not to leave.
Serbian: Tom je pokušao da ubedi Meri da ne ode.

English: I like to climb mountains.
Hebrew: אני אוהבת לטפס על הרים.

English: I was sure I had never seen her before.
Russian: Я был уверен, что никогда раньше его не видел.

English: What do you think of Japan?
Ukrainian: Що ти думаєш про Японію?

English: We spent a lot of time on our lessons.
French: Nous avons consacré beaucoup de temps à nos leçons.

English: I fell asleep while studying at my desk.
Italian: Mi sono addormentata mentre stavo studiando alla mia scrivania.

English: I feel like I can tell you anything.
Turkish: Sana bir şey söyleyebilirim gibi hissediyorum.

English: That's a catchy song.
Italian: È una canzone orecchiabile.

English: I hurried.
Italian: Mi sono affrettata.

English: Please go to Boston.
Kabyle: Ttxil-wet ṛuḥet ɣer Boston.

English: I've got a wife now.
Russian: Теперь у меня есть жена.

English: Tom and Mary were friends.
Russian: Том и Мэри были друзьями.

English: He thanked me for the gift.
Italian: Mi ha ringraziata per il regalo.

English: It gets worse.
Vietnamese: Tình hình trở nên xấu đi.

English: This country has a mild climate.
Dutch: Dit land heeft een mild klimaat.

English: There's an urgent need for volunteers.
Russian: Срочно требуются добровольцы.

English: I thought you loved it.
German: Ich dachte, du hast es geliebt.

English: How much is this sofa?
Polish: Ile kosztuje ta sofa?

English: I carried three books.
Italian: Portai tre libri.

English: If you are free, give me a hand.
Japanese: 暇だったら、手伝ってください。

English: Tom can't talk.
Hungarian: Tom nem tud beszélni.

English: It is time to go.
German: Wir müssen langsam gehen.

English: Can I have a word, please?
Berber: Ulac aɣilif ma nniɣ-d kra?

English: I'm out of ammo.
Hebrew: אין לי יותר תחמושת.

English: Buy one for me.
Bokmål: Kjøp en til meg.

English: Don't interfere.
Kabyle: Ur d-ssekcam ara iman-ik.

English: I refuse to sit there.
Italian: Mi rifiuto di sedermi lì.

English: He helped me move.
Danish: Han hjalp mig med at flytte.

English: May I ask you a personal question?
Russian: Можно мне задать тебе личный вопрос?

English: It didn't end well.
Polish: To się nie skończyło dobrze.

English: Tom stayed in his room.
Turkish: Tom odasında kaldı.

English: My mother always says she's going to visit me soon.
Italian: Mia madre dice sempre che mi verrà a trovare presto.

English: We heard gunfire.
Finnish: Kuulimme aseenlaukauksia.

English: I retired at sixty.
Hungarian: Hatvan évesen mentem nyugdíjba.

English: Tom and I were married in October.
Japanese: トムと私なんですが、10月に入籍しました。