English: Tom might be right.
Polish: Tom może mieć rację.

English: She baked bread and cakes in the oven.
Spanish: Ella cocinó pan y bizcochuelos en el horno.

English: Tom asked Mary if she would help him.
German: Tom fragte Maria, ob sie ihm helfen würde.

English: Tom is going to be happy here.
Italian: Tom sarà felice qui.

English: Cutting a cake into equal pieces is rather difficult.
Finnish: Kakun leikkaaminen yhtä suuriin paloihin on jokseenkin hankalaa.

English: You've got five minutes.
Russian: У тебя пять минут.

English: Must I always do everything myself?
Russian: Я всё всегда должен делать сам?

English: I'm your chaperone.
Italian: Sono il tuo chaperon.

English: I'm quite shocked by this.
Hebrew: הייתי די מזועזעת מזה.

English: I'm staying for another few weeks.
Italian: Resto per qualche altra settimana.

English: Let's see if there's any damage.
Portuguese: Vamos ver se há algum dano.

English: Without your help, we wouldn't have finished in time.
German: Ohne eure Hilfe wären wir nicht rechtzeitig fertiggeworden.

English: They deceived us.
Italian: Ci ingannarono.

English: Tom tried.
Kabyle: Yeɛṛeḍ Tom.

English: Did you have lunch?
Hungarian: Ebédet ettél?

English: Take a book and read it.
Greek: Πάρε ένα βιβλίο και διάβασέ το.

English: I don't like her hat.
Italian: Non mi piace il suo cappello.

English: Damascus is in Syria.
Slovak: Damask sa nachádza v Sýrii.

English: Neither group spent much time discussing the topic.
Hebrew: אף אחת מהקבוצות לא השקיעה זמן רב בדיון על הנושא.

English: It'll take you too long.
Italian: Ci metterai troppo tempo.

English: I wasn't sure whether I should sit in the front or in the back.
Turkish: Ön ya da arka koltukta oturmam gerektiğinden emin değildim.

English: You don't have a temperature.
French: Tu n'as pas de température.

English: My brother lives in Tokyo.
Hebrew: אחי גר בטוקיו.

English: Don't yell.
Serbian: Ne viči.

English: Tom is a three-year-old boy.
Russian: Том - трёхлетний мальчик.

English: I'm lucky.
Hungarian: Szerencsés vagyok.

English: People are protesting against nuclear weapons.
Portuguese: As pessoas estão protestando contra as armas nucleares.

English: Do you know this word?
Portuguese: Vocês conhecem esta palavra?

English: Tom wept.
Japanese: トムは泣いた。

English: You have a good memory.
Ukrainian: У тебе добра пам'ять.

English: I didn't expect to see you here.
Turkish: Seni burada görmeyi ummadım.

English: This land is ideal for farming.
Portuguese: Essa terra é ideal para a colheita.

English: I'll come back Monday.
Italian: Sarò di ritorno lunedì.

English: Who is your teacher?
Portuguese: Quem é o seu professor?

English: He cracked up.
French: Il a disjoncté.

English: Did you dye your hair?
Greek: Βάψατε τα μαλλιά σας;

English: The United States's economy is the largest in the world.
Turkish: ABD'nin ekonomisi dünyanın en büyüğüdür.

English: Tom said he had a lot of money.
Greek: Ο Τομ είπε ότι είχε πολλά λεφτά.

English: Don't do it, Tom.
Bulgarian: Не го прави, Том.

English: You're worried.
Kabyle: Tqellqem.

English: I gave Tom Mary's phone number.
Berber: Fkiɣ-as i Tom uṭṭun n usawal n Mary.

English: I am reading a book.
Hungarian: Olvasok egy könyvet.

English: Can I do this?
Portuguese: Consigo fazer isso?

English: I wonder if Tom would teach me French.
Bulgarian: Чудя се дали Том би ми преподавал френски.

English: Tom wants you to come.
Ukrainian: Том хоче, щоб ти прийшов.

English: I don't want to be a lawyer or a doctor.
Berber: Ur bɣiɣ ad iliɣ d abugaṭu, wala d imsujji.

English: Let's try something.
Portuguese: Vamos tentar algo.

English: I can't believe I'm talking to you about this.
Swedish: Jag kan inte fatta att jag pratar med dig om det här.

English: You used to smoke, didn't you?
Czech: Ty jsi kdysi kouřil, že?

English: She is skipping rope.
Slovak: Skáče na švihadle.

English: This is the first song I ever wrote.
German: Das ist das allererste Lied, das ich geschrieben habe.

English: I'm Tom's grandmother.
Czech: Jsem babička Toma.

English: There were many empty beer cans on the floor.
Hungarian: Sok üres sörös doboz volt a padlón.

English: He was in good spirits.
Mandarin Chinese: 他精神很好。

English: Most of them are Canadians.
Tatar: Аларның күпчелеге Канадалы.

English: Let's hurry.
Macedonian: Да побрзаме.

English: I'm not very strong.
Russian: Я не очень сильный.

English: Do you have something to say?
Russian: Ты хочешь что-то сказать?

English: Where can you get the best fresh bread?
Hebrew: איפה אפשר למצוא את הלחם הטרי המעולה ביותר?

English: I saw him.
Hungarian: Láttam őt.

English: Tom turned off every light in his house.
Ukrainian: Том вимкнув все світло в будинку.

English: Africa is the poorest continent.
Turkish: Afrika en yoksul kıtadır.

English: Does anybody have a better idea?
Russian: У кого-нибудь есть идея получше?

English: You can stop.
Estonian: Sa võid lõpetada.

English: I was anxious.
Italian: Ero ansiosa.

English: There's no sugar.
Mandarin Chinese: 没有糖。

English: Tom wanted to be a lawyer.
Russian: Том хотел стать адвокатом.

English: The police were examining their bags.
Turkish: Polis onların çantalarını inceliyordu.

English: Here are my papers.
Marathi: हे माझे दस्तऐवज.

English: I can't quite believe that.
Hebrew: אינני מסוגלת להאמין לכך לחלוטין.

English: Are we prepared?
Bulgarian: Подготвени ли сме?

English: Control yourselves.
Berber: Ḥekmet deg yiman-nwen.

English: Tom looked like he was ready to jump out a window.
German: Tom sah so aus, als stünde er kurz davor, aus dem Fenster zu springen.

English: Don't look at us.
Hebrew: אל תסתכלי עלינו.

English: Tom wouldn't do that.
Macedonian: Том не би го сторил тоа.

English: Everybody here knows that you don't eat pork.
Portuguese: Todo mundo aqui sabe que você não come carne de porco.

English: Would you close the window?
Ukrainian: Ти не зачиниш вікно?

English: She asked him questions.
French: Elle lui a posé des questions.

English: Tom immediately recognized Mary's voice.
German: Tom erkannte sofort Marias Stimme.

English: Did you send them?
Kabyle: Tuznem-ten?

English: Tom is going to be waiting.
Italian: Tom aspetterà.

English: Cats are smart.
Bokmål: Katter er smarte.

English: Don't you think we should do something to help?
Russian: Вам не кажется, что нам надо чем-то помочь?

English: I've got to run to the bank.
Italian: Devo correre in banca.

English: Maybe you should go to bed.
Macedonian: Можеби треба да си легнеш.

English: There's a book lying open on the desk.
Turkmen: Ol ýerde,stoluň üstünde üsti açyk kitap dur.

English: This could be dangerous.
Hebrew: זה עלול להיות מסוכן.

English: He considered two alternative courses.
Russian: Он рассматривал два альтернативных курса.

English: Do you have a car?
Russian: У вас есть автомобиль?

English: I can't understand Tom's French.
Russian: Я не могу понять французский Тома.

English: What do you think we should do?
Italian: Cosa pensa che dovremmo fare?

English: I've already read that novel.
Polish: Już przeczytałem tę powieść.

English: Nationalism is dumb.
Ukrainian: Націоналізм — це тупо.

English: You really should tell Tom to do that.
Ukrainian: Вам насправді потрібно сказати Тому зробити це.

English: Do you have any interest in sports?
German: Interessierst du dich für Sport?

English: They look alike except for the color of their hair.
Estonian: Nad näevad välja sarnased, välja arvatud juuste värv.

English: I'm going to stay.
Italian: Resterò.

English: I want you to like Tom.
Russian: Я хочу, чтобы Том вам понравился.

English: Exhale slowly.
Russian: Медленно выдохни.

English: Tell Tom I'm innocent.
Hebrew: תגידי לתום שאני חף מפשע.

English: This is offensive.
Portuguese: Isto ofende-nos.

English: Did you visit the Tower of London?
Hebrew: ביקרת במגדל של לונדון?

English: I hope you don't mind my request.
Ukrainian: Сподіваюся, у тебе немає заперечень проти мого прохання.

English: Show me the photos, please.
Italian: Mostratemi le foto, per favore.