arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: No iré mañana a la escuela.
English: I won't go to school tomorrow.
Spanish: No sostendré eso en tu contra.
English: I won't hold that against you.
Spanish: No te voy a decir mi verdadero nombre.
English: I won't tell you my real name.
Spanish: No toleraré ningún error.
English: I won't tolerate any mistakes.
Spanish: Me pregunto qué le pasó a ella.
English: I wonder what happened to her.
Spanish: Me pregunto si Tom está enojado.
English: I wonder whether Tom is angry.
Spanish: Me pregunto quién puede nadar más rápido.
English: I wonder who can swim fastest.
Spanish: Me gustaría saber su nombre.
English: I would like to know her name.
Spanish: Quisiera ver a mi padre.
English: I would like to see my father.
Spanish: Yo preferiría morir que hacerlo.
English: I would rather die than do it.
Spanish: No me gustaría ser juez.
English: I wouldn't like being a judge.
Spanish: No me gustaría ser juez.
English: I wouldn't want to be a judge.
Spanish: Escribo poemas en mi tiempo libre.
English: I write poems in my free time.
Spanish: Me apunté su número de teléfono.
English: I wrote down her phone number.
Spanish: Anoté su número de teléfono.
English: I wrote down his phone number.
Spanish: Escribí esta carta en francés.
English: I wrote this letter in French.
Spanish: Será mejor que te diga la verdad.
English: I'd better tell you the truth.
Spanish: Lo había comprado la semana anterior.
English: I'd bought it the week before.
Spanish: Esperaba que nos hiciéramos amigos.
English: I'd hoped we'd become friends.
Spanish: Te prestaría dinero si tuviera.
English: I'd lend you money if I could.
Spanish: Quisiera un pasaje de primera clase.
English: I'd like a first-class ticket.
Spanish: Quisiera un poco de ayuda.
English: I'd like a little bit of help.
Spanish: Me gustaría otro de estos.
English: I'd like another one of these.
Spanish: Querría un poco de té caliente, por favor.
English: I'd like some hot tea, please.
Spanish: Me gustaría estar allí contigo.
English: I'd like to be there with you.
Spanish: Quisiera ser tu novio.
English: I'd like to be your boyfriend.
Spanish: Me gustaría comprar esta computadora.
English: I'd like to buy this computer.
Spanish: Me gustaría ir algún día al extranjero.
English: I'd like to go abroad someday.
Spanish: Me gustaría ayudar, pero no puedo.
English: I'd like to help, but I can't.
Spanish: Quisiera saber dónde está Tom.
English: I'd like to know where Tom is.
Spanish: Me gustaría vivir en Australia.
English: I'd like to live in Australia.
Spanish: Me gustaría hacer una llamada.
English: I'd like to make a phone call.
Spanish: Desearía llamar por teléfono.
English: I'd like to make a phone call.
Spanish: Me gustaría hacer una sugerencia.
English: I'd like to make a suggestion.
Spanish: Me gustaría ver a la directora.
English: I'd like to see the principal.
Spanish: Quisiera sentarme junto a la ventana.
English: I'd like to sit by the window.
Spanish: Me gustaría sentarme en la ventana.
English: I'd like to sit by the window.
Spanish: Yo quiero sentarme en la ventana.
English: I'd like to sit by the window.
Spanish: Quiero hablar con un abogado.
English: I'd like to speak to a lawyer.
Spanish: Me gustaría intentar algo nuevo.
English: I'd like to try something new.
Spanish: Jamás abandonaría a mis hijos.
English: I'd never abandon my children.
Spanish: Sólo responderé a una pregunta.
English: I'll answer only one question.
Spanish: Llegaré una hora tarde.
English: I'll be arriving an hour late.
Spanish: Vuelvo a las seis y media.
English: I'll be back at half past six.
Spanish: Volveré a las siete.
English: I'll be back at seven o'clock.
Spanish: Volveré en unos minutos.
English: I'll be back in a few minutes.
Spanish: Estaré pensando en ti hoy.
English: I'll be thinking of you today.
Spanish: Lo creeré cuando lo vea.
English: I'll believe it when I see it.
Spanish: Te lo traeré mañana.
English: I'll bring it to you tomorrow.
Spanish: Mañana compraré lo que necesito.
English: I'll buy what I need tomorrow.
Spanish: Te volveré a llamar en una hora.
English: I'll call you back in an hour.
Spanish: Te llamaré esta noche.
English: I'll call you up this evening.
Spanish: Vendré tan pronto como sea posible.
English: I'll come as soon as possible.
Spanish: Lo haré a la primera oportunidad.
English: I'll do it first chance I get.
Spanish: Lo haré cuando llegue mi turno.
English: I'll do it when my turn comes.
Spanish: Te llevaré al aeropuerto.
English: I'll drive you to the airport.
Spanish: Si no me siento, creo que me caigo.
English: I'll drop if I don't sit down.
Spanish: Le doy mi número de teléfono.
English: I'll give you my phone number.
Spanish: En un rato daré un paseo.
English: I'll go for a walk in a while.
Spanish: Si hace buen tiempo, voy.
English: I'll go if the weather's good.
Spanish: Si hace buen tiempo iré.
English: I'll go if the weather's good.
Spanish: Hoy iré al hospital.
English: I'll go to the hospital today.
Spanish: Lo tendré listo antes de las dos y media.
English: I'll have it done before 2:30.
Spanish: Yo me quedo con el coche y el perro.
English: I'll keep the car and the dog.
Spanish: Guardaré esto para uso futuro.
English: I'll keep this for future use.
Spanish: Te voy a romper todos los dientes.
English: I'll knock all your teeth out.
Spanish: Te voy a prestar este diccionario.
English: I'll lend you this dictionary.
Spanish: Te informaré de lo que oiga.
English: I'll let you know what I hear.
Spanish: Le haré saber cuanto oiga.
English: I'll let you know what I hear.
Spanish: Te prepararé una taza de café.
English: I'll make you a cup of coffee.
Spanish: ¡Nunca jamás haré eso de nuevo!
English: I'll never ever do that again!
Spanish: Nunca volveré a ver a Tom.
English: I'll never see Tom ever again.
Spanish: Jamás te contaré mi secreto.
English: I'll never tell you my secret.
Spanish: Yo pagaré tu almuerzo hoy.
English: I'll pay for your lunch today.
Spanish: Te dejaré quedarte una noche.
English: I'll put you up for the night.
Spanish: Te enseñaré la ciudad.
English: I'll show you around the city.
Spanish: Yo te enseñaré la ciudad.
English: I'll show you around the city.
Spanish: Te enseñaré la ciudad.
English: I'll show you around the town.
Spanish: Voy a demostrarte que no estoy equivocado.
English: I'll show you that I am right.
Spanish: Te demostraré que estoy en lo cierto.
English: I'll show you that I am right.
Spanish: Empezaré a hacerlo esta noche.
English: I'll start doing that tonight.
Spanish: Me quedaré tres días más.
English: I'll stay for three more days.
Spanish: Me ocuparé de ello mañana.
English: I'll take care of it tomorrow.
Spanish: Llevaré a quien sea que quiera ir.
English: I'll take whoever wants to go.
Spanish: Te hablaré de mi padre.
English: I'll tell you about my father.
Spanish: Te voy a decir lo que eso significa.
English: I'll tell you what that means.
Spanish: Os voy a decir lo que eso significa.
English: I'll tell you what that means.
Spanish: Le voy a decir lo que eso significa.
English: I'll tell you what that means.
Spanish: Les voy a decir lo que eso significa.
English: I'll tell you what that means.
Spanish: Te diré lo que eso significa.
English: I'll tell you what that means.
Spanish: Os diré lo que eso significa.
English: I'll tell you what that means.
Spanish: Le diré lo que eso significa.
English: I'll tell you what that means.
Spanish: Les diré lo que eso significa.
English: I'll tell you what that means.
Spanish: Intentaré olvidarlo todo.
English: I'll try to forget everything.
Spanish: Voy a visitar a mi tío la semana que viene.
English: I'll visit my uncle next week.
Spanish: Le esperaré durante una hora.
English: I'll wait for him for an hour.
Spanish: Soy mucho más grande que tú.
English: I'm a lot bigger than you are.
Spanish: Soy miembro del coro.
English: I'm a member of the glee club.
Spanish: Me temo que va a llover.
English: I'm afraid it's going to rain.
Spanish: Soy muy torpe en la cocina.
English: I'm all thumbs in the kitchen.
Spanish: Soy alérgico a algunos medicamentos.
English: I'm allergic to some medicine.
Spanish: Estoy casi seguro de eso.
English: I'm almost certain about that.
Spanish: Siempre estoy aprendiendo algo.
English: I'm always learning something.
Spanish: Soy consciente de lo que está en juego.
English: I'm aware of what is at stake.
Spanish: Soy consciente de que será arriesgado.
English: I'm aware that it'll be risky.
Spanish: Te pido que lo reconsideres.
English: I'm begging you to reconsider.
Spanish: Os pido que lo reconsideréis.
English: I'm begging you to reconsider.
Spanish: Le pido que lo reconsidere.
English: I'm begging you to reconsider.
Spanish: Les pido que lo reconsideren.
English: I'm begging you to reconsider.
Spanish: Estoy comenzando a hacerme una idea.
English: I'm beginning to get the idea.
Spanish: Celebro mucho verle a usted.
English: I'm certainly glad to see you.
Spanish: Estoy considerando esta opción.
English: I'm contemplating this option.
Spanish: Estoy convencido de que Tom es inocente.
English: I'm convinced Tom is innocent.
Spanish: Estoy convencido de la inocencia de Tom.
English: I'm convinced Tom is innocent.
Spanish: Soy sordo, y no puedo escucharte.
English: I'm deaf and I can't hear you.
Spanish: Yo muy bien. ¿Y tú?
English: I'm doing well. How about you?
Spanish: Estoy bebiendo una cerveza.
English: I'm drinking a beer right now.
Spanish: Me muero por una taza de café.
English: I'm dying for a cup of coffee.
Spanish: Estoy harto de sus continuas quejas.
English: I'm fed up with her grumbling.
Spanish: Esta mañana me siento bien.
English: I'm feeling good this morning.
Spanish: Hoy me siento mucho mejor.
English: I'm feeling much better today.
Spanish: Mañana vuelo a Boston.
English: I'm flying to Boston tomorrow.
Spanish: Estoy libre todos los días menos el lunes.
English: I'm free every day but Monday.
Spanish: Me caso la próxima semana.
English: I'm getting married next week.
Spanish: Me voy a casar el lunes.
English: I'm getting married on Monday.
Spanish: Me preparo para mi viaje.
English: I'm getting ready for my trip.
Spanish: Te lo doy gratis.
English: I'm giving it to you for free.
Spanish: Voy a ir a Boston la semana que viene.
English: I'm going to Boston next week.
Spanish: Voy a ser padre pronto.
English: I'm going to be a father soon.
Spanish: Pronto voy a ser padre.
English: I'm going to be a father soon.
Spanish: Me voy a comprar un auto.
English: I'm going to buy myself a car.
Spanish: Voy a poner una denuncia.
English: I'm going to file a complaint.
Spanish: Voy a ir al cine.
English: I'm going to go to the movies.
Spanish: Voy a echar esta carta al correo.
English: I'm going to mail this letter.
Spanish: Voy a mandar esta carta.
English: I'm going to mail this letter.
Spanish: Voy a la casa de mi abuela.
English: I'm going to my grandmother's.
Spanish: Voy a decir lo que pienso.
English: I'm going to say what I think.
Spanish: Iré a verla mañana.
English: I'm going to see her tomorrow.
Spanish: Mañana voy a ir a verla.
English: I'm going to see her tomorrow.
Spanish: Soy bueno tocando el piano.
English: I'm good at playing the piano.
Spanish: Se me da bien tocar el piano.
English: I'm good at playing the piano.
Spanish: Estoy feliz porque estás acá.
English: I'm happy because you're here.
Spanish: Estoy aquí porque quiero.
English: I'm here because I want to be.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para pedirle ayuda.
English: I'm here to ask for your help.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para pedir su ayuda.
English: I'm here to ask for your help.
Spanish: Me intriga lo que usted dice.
English: I'm intrigued by what you say.
Spanish: Estoy a punto de cambiar eso.
English: I'm just about to change that.
Spanish: Estoy estudiando francés por mi cuenta.
English: I'm learning French on my own.
Spanish: No soy muy buen carpintero.
English: I'm not a very good carpenter.
Spanish: No soy capaz de hablar tan rápido.
English: I'm not able to speak so fast.
Spanish: No tengo miedo a los perros para nada.
English: I'm not afraid of dogs at all.
Spanish: No tengo miedo de envejecer.
English: I'm not afraid of growing old.
Spanish: Yo no soy creativa como Tom.
English: I'm not as creative as Tom is.
Spanish: No soy tan inteligente como él.
English: I'm not as intelligent as him.
Spanish: No soy tan rico como era.
English: I'm not as rich as I once was.
Spanish: No soy tan rico como antes.
English: I'm not as rich as I once was.
Spanish: No me avergüenza ser pobre.
English: I'm not ashamed that I'm poor.
Spanish: No te estoy preguntando eso.
English: I'm not asking you about that.
Spanish: No estoy culpando a nadie.
English: I'm not blaming anyone for it.
Spanish: No lo voy a decir dos veces.
English: I'm not going to say it twice.
Spanish: No voy a dejar de trabajar.
English: I'm not going to stop working.
Spanish: No voy a traducirlo.
English: I'm not going to translate it.
Spanish: No voy a esperar para siempre.
English: I'm not going to wait forever.
Spanish: No estoy a favor de este plan.
English: I'm not in favor of this plan.
Spanish: No tengo ganas de pizza.
English: I'm not in the mood for pizza.
Spanish: Yo no soy uno de tus empleados.
English: I'm not one of your employees.
Spanish: No digo que estés equivocado.
English: I'm not saying you’re wrong.
Spanish: No estoy seguro que sea una buena idea.
English: I'm not sure it's a good idea.
Spanish: No estoy seguro de lo que debería hacer.
English: I'm not sure what I should do.
Spanish: No estoy segura de qué debería hacer.
English: I'm not sure what I should do.
Spanish: No soy la misma persona de antes.
English: I'm not the person I once was.
Spanish: De momento no tengo sed.
English: I'm not thirsty at the moment.
Spanish: Aún no estoy cansado de estudiar.
English: I'm not tired of studying yet.
Spanish: No estoy demasiado preocupado por Tom.
English: I'm not too worried about Tom.
Spanish: Soy uno de los mejores amigos de Tom.
English: I'm one of Tom's best friends.
Spanish: Lamento mucho oír eso.
English: I'm really sorry to hear that.
Spanish: Cuento con usted para que nos ayude.
English: I'm relying on you to help us.
Spanish: Estoy harto de ver anuncios emergentes.
English: I'm sick of seeing pop-up ads.
Spanish: Estoy sentado solo en mi casa.
English: I'm sitting alone in my house.
Spanish: Me alegro mucho de que hayas podido venir.
English: I'm so glad you could make it.
Spanish: Estoy tan feliz de verte de nuevo.
English: I'm so happy to see you again.
Spanish: Siento que te llamara un mentiroso.
English: I'm sorry I called you a liar.
Spanish: Lamento haberte entendido mal.
English: I'm sorry I misunderstood you.
Spanish: Siento lo del otro día.
English: I'm sorry about the other day.
Spanish: Disculpa, no entiendo.
English: I'm sorry, I don't understand.
Spanish: Lo siento, dejé caer mi cuchillo.
English: I'm sorry, I dropped my knife.
Spanish: Lo siento, olvidé tu nombre.
English: I'm sorry, I forgot your name.
Spanish: Lo lamento, el vuelo está lleno.
English: I'm sorry, the flight is full.
Spanish: Aún estoy un poco enojado contigo.
English: I'm still a little mad at you.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que apagué el gas.
English: I'm sure I turned off the gas.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que Tom no te odia.
English: I'm sure Tom doesn't hate you.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que él se enfadará.
English: I'm sure that he'll get angry.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que él se va a enojar.
English: I'm sure that he'll get angry.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que ellos no nos están buscando.
English: I'm sure they're not after us.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que podemos hacer funcionar esto.
English: I'm sure we can work this out.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que sabes de qué hablo.
English: I'm sure you know what I mean.
Spanish: Voy a pedir un permiso de ausencia.
English: I'm taking a leave of absence.
Spanish: Daré un paseo con mi perro.
English: I'm taking a walk with my dog.
Spanish: Voy a ir a un examen en enero.
English: I'm taking an exam in January.
Spanish: Soy el único que sobrevivió.
English: I'm the only one who survived.
Spanish: Estoy cansado de todo este fastidio.
English: I'm tired of all this nagging.
Spanish: Estoy cansado de comer comida rápida.
English: I'm tired of eating fast food.
Spanish: Estoy cansado de estar comiendo comida rápida.
English: I'm tired of eating fast food.
Spanish: Estoy cansado de vivir esta vida.
English: I'm tired of living like this.
Spanish: Estoy harto de tener una vida así.
English: I'm tired of living like this.
Spanish: Estoy cansado, ahora me tengo que ir.
English: I'm tired. I've got to go now.
Spanish: Estoy cansada, ahora me tengo que ir.
English: I'm tired. I've got to go now.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a tener mi propia manera.
English: I'm used to having my own way.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a este clima frío.
English: I'm used to this cold weather.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a un frío así.
English: I'm used to this kind of cold.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a un calor así.
English: I'm used to this kind of heat.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a trabajar toda la noche.
English: I'm used to working all night.
Spanish: Estoy muy orgullosa de mi hija.
English: I'm very proud of my daughter.
Spanish: Estoy muy orgullosa de nuestra compañía.
English: I'm very proud of our company.
Spanish: Estoy muy orgulloso de nuestra compañía.
English: I'm very proud of our company.
Spanish: Estoy muy orgullosa de nuestra empresa.
English: I'm very proud of our company.
Spanish: Estoy muy orgulloso de nuestra empresa.
English: I'm very proud of our company.
Spanish: Siento mucho llegar tarde.
English: I'm very sorry for being late.
Spanish: Estoy esperando a mi novia.
English: I'm waiting for my girlfriend.
Spanish: Me preocupa tu seguridad.
English: I'm worried about your safety.
Spanish: Bostezo porque estoy cansado.
English: I'm yawning because I'm tired.
Spanish: Siempre he estado orgulloso de ti.
English: I've always been proud of you.
Spanish: Siempre me he sentido orgulloso de ti.
English: I've always been proud of you.
Spanish: Siempre he salido con mujeres mayores.
English: I've always dated older women.
Spanish: Siempre quise tener una hija.
English: I've always wanted a daughter.
Spanish: He contestado a las preguntas de Tom.
English: I've answered Tom's questions.
Spanish: Estuve casada tres veces.
English: I've been married three times.
Spanish: Solo he ido una vez a Boston.
English: I've been to Boston only once.
Spanish: He estado intentando eludir a Tom.
English: I've been trying to avoid Tom.
Spanish: He hecho cosas cuestionables.
English: I've done questionable things.
Spanish: Lo he hecho un montón de veces.
English: I've done that a lot of times.
Spanish: He hecho eso muchas veces.
English: I've done that a lot of times.
Spanish: Lo he hecho varias veces.
English: I've done that multiple times.
Spanish: Tengo la agenda muy llena.
English: I've got a very full schedule.
Spanish: No tengo ni idea de cómo funciona.
English: I've got no idea how it works.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo para eso ahora.
English: I've got no time for that now.
Spanish: No tengo nada en la heladera.
English: I've got nothing in my fridge.
Spanish: Sólo puedo culparme a mí mismo.
English: I've got only myself to blame.
Spanish: Tengo que volver al trabajo.
English: I've got to head back to work.
Spanish: Hoy hemos recibido un montón de llamadas.
English: I've had a lot of calls today.
Spanish: Ya me he cansado de tus mentiras.
English: I've had enough of your lying.
Spanish: He estado con gripe desde el lunes.
English: I've had the flu since Monday.
Spanish: He aprendido mucho de Tom.
English: I've learned so much from Tom.
Spanish: He vivido aquí mi vida entera.
English: I've lived here my whole life.
Spanish: He perdido mi pluma nueva.
English: I've lost my new fountain pen.
Spanish: Me he casado con la persona equivocada.
English: I've married the wrong person.
Spanish: Jamás estuve en ese lugar.
English: I've never been to that place.
Spanish: Jamás comí comida china.
English: I've never eaten Chinese food.
Spanish: Nunca se lo había dicho a nadie.
English: I've never told anyone before.
Spanish: Nunca he probado la comida china.
English: I've never tried Chinese food.
Spanish: No tengo ni idea de lo que está pasando.
English: I've no idea what's happening.
Spanish: Te he preparado un aperitivo.
English: I've prepared a snack for you.
Spanish: He leído muchos tipos de libro.
English: I've read many kinds of books.
Spanish: He leído muchas clases de libros.
English: I've read many kinds of books.
Spanish: Lo he visto con mis propios ojos.
English: I've seen it with my own eyes.
Spanish: Esa foto la he visto antes.
English: I've seen that picture before.
Spanish: Me he empezado a leer el libro.
English: I've started to read the book.
Spanish: Todavía tengo mucho que aprender.
English: I've still got a lot to learn.
Spanish: He esperado demasiado tiempo para esto.
English: I've waited for this too long.
Spanish: He esperado demasiado tiempo por esto.
English: I've waited for this too long.
Spanish: He esperado demasiado para esto.
English: I've waited too long for this.
Spanish: He esperado demasiado por esto.
English: I've waited too long for this.
Spanish: He esperado esto demasiado tiempo.
English: I've waited too long for this.
Spanish: He escrito muchas historias.
English: I've written a lot of stories.
Spanish: Si no hago trampa, no ganaré.
English: If I don't cheat, I won't win.
Spanish: Si quiero algo, lo obtengo.
English: If I want something, I get it.
Spanish: Si yo fuera rica, iría al extranjero.
English: If I were rich, I'd go abroad.
Spanish: Si yo fuera tú, me quedaría callado.
English: If I were you, I'd stay quiet.
Spanish: ¡Ojalá hubiese seguido tu consejo!
English: If I'd only taken your advice!
Spanish: Si alguien puede hacerlo, ese es Tom.
English: If anyone can do it, it's Tom.
Spanish: Si alguien puede hacerlo, eres tú.
English: If anyone can do it, it's you.
Spanish: ¡Si pudiera hablar inglés!
English: If only I could speak English!
Spanish: ¡Ojalá dejase de llover!
English: If only it would stop raining!
Spanish: Si te das prisa, puedes lograrlo.
English: If you hurry, you can make it.
Spanish: Si necesitas algo, llámame.
English: If you need anything, call me.
Spanish: Si necesita ayuda, me avisa.
English: If you need help, let me know.
Spanish: Si necesitas ayuda, dímelo.
English: If you need help, let me know.
Spanish: Si querés que vaya, voy.
English: If you want me to go, I'll go.
Spanish: Si queréis, podéis llamarme por teléfono.
English: If you want, you can phone me.
Spanish: De todos modos, quiero verlo.
English: In any case, I want to see it.
Spanish: De hecho nací en Boston.
English: In fact, I was born in Boston.
Spanish: ¿En qué país nació?
English: In what country were you born?
Spanish: El hierro es más útil que el oro.
English: Iron is more useful than gold.
Spanish: ¿Tom Jackson es tu verdadero nombre?
English: Is Tom Jackson your real name?
Spanish: ¿Tom es consciente de lo que hizo Alicia?
English: Is Tom aware of what Mary did?
Spanish: ¿Ya se dio cuenta Tom de lo que hizo Alicia?
English: Is Tom aware of what Mary did?
Spanish: ¿Es más caro comer saludable?
English: Is eating healthy more costly?
Spanish: ¿Es consciente de la dificultad?
English: Is he aware of the difficulty?
Spanish: ¿Está él al tanto de la dificultad?
English: Is he aware of the difficulty?
Spanish: ¿Ya es Navidad otra vez?
English: Is it Christmas again already?
Spanish: ¿Es el cumpleaños de Tom mañana?
English: Is it Tom's birthday tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Tú vas a comprar la comida?
English: Is it you who'll buy the food?
Spanish: ¿En su país se come arroz?
English: Is rice eaten in your country?
Spanish: ¿Ella es más guapa que yo?
English: Is she more beautiful than me?
Spanish: ¿Es un pedido o una orden?
English: Is that a request or an order?
Spanish: ¿Es eso lo que tienes en mente?
English: Is that what you have in mind?
Spanish: ¿Es eso lo que querés escuchar?
English: Is that what you want to hear?
Spanish: ¿Hay un teléfono en alguna parte?
English: Is there a telephone anywhere?
Spanish: ¿Ocurre alguna reacción adversa?
English: Is there any adverse reaction?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguna razón para no ir?
English: Is there any reason not to go?
Spanish: ¿Hay agua en el tarro?
English: Is there any water in the pot?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguien en casa?
English: Is there anybody in the house?
Spanish: ¿Hay algo más para comer?
English: Is there anything else to eat?