arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Tom preguntó si alguien había visto a Mary.
English: Tom asked if anyone had seen Mary.
Spanish: Tom me hizo una pregunta confusa.
English: Tom asked me a confusing question.
Spanish: Tom me preguntó si podía ayudar a Mary.
English: Tom asked me if I could help Mary.
Spanish: Tom me preguntó si me gustaba el chocolate.
English: Tom asked me if I liked chocolate.
Spanish: Tom me pidió que fuera más atento.
English: Tom asked me to be more attentive.
Spanish: Tom me pidió que hablara más lento.
English: Tom asked me to speak more slowly.
Spanish: Tom me preguntó cuál era el problema.
English: Tom asked me what the problem was.
Spanish: Tom comía todas sus comidas en su cuarto.
English: Tom ate all his meals in his room.
Spanish: Tom cenó hace más o menos una hora.
English: Tom ate dinner about one hour ago.
Spanish: Tom se comió un trozo de queso suizo.
English: Tom ate one slice of Swiss cheese.
Spanish: Tom cree que cualquier cosa es posible.
English: Tom believes anything is possible.
Spanish: Tom tomó algo de dinero prestado de Mary.
English: Tom borrowed some money from Mary.
Spanish: Tom se compró un telescopio refractor.
English: Tom bought a refracting telescope.
Spanish: Tom se compró un telescopio refractor.
English: Tom bought a refractory telescope.
Spanish: Tom se compró la casa hace treinta años.
English: Tom bought his house 30 years ago.
Spanish: Tom compró dos copias del libro.
English: Tom bought two copies of the book.
Spanish: Tom forzó la entrada de la abandonada choza.
English: Tom broke into the deserted shack.
Spanish: Tom trajo a Mary un vaso de agua.
English: Tom brought Mary a glass of water.
Spanish: Tom le trajo un vaso de agua a María.
English: Tom brought Mary a glass of water.
Spanish: Tom construyó un muro alrededor de su casa.
English: Tom built a wall around his house.
Spanish: Tom volvió a Boston el año pasado.
English: Tom came back to Boston last year.
Spanish: Tom puede venir a recogerlo hoy.
English: Tom can come and pick it up today.
Spanish: Tom puede venir y cogerlo hoy.
English: Tom can come and pick it up today.
Spanish: Tom no puede escribir ni su propio nombre.
English: Tom can't even write his own name.
Spanish: Tom no se acuerda de la dirección de Mary.
English: Tom can't remember Mary's address.
Spanish: Tom no logra acordarse de la dirección de Mary.
English: Tom can't remember Mary's address.
Spanish: Tom no puede ver sin sus lentes.
English: Tom can't see without his glasses.
Spanish: Parece que Tom no puede acceder a sus datos.
English: Tom can't seem to access his data.
Spanish: Tom cuidadosamente sacó el vendaje.
English: Tom carefully removed the bandage.
Spanish: Tom cargó a Mary en sus hombros.
English: Tom carried Mary on his shoulders.
Spanish: Tom atrapó la pelota con una mano.
English: Tom caught the ball with one hand.
Spanish: Tom me causa mucho trabajo extra.
English: Tom causes me a lot of extra work.
Spanish: Tom cambió las sábanas de su cama.
English: Tom changed the sheets on his bed.
Spanish: Tom le cambió las sábanas a la cama.
English: Tom changed the sheets on the bed.
Spanish: Tom limpió su cuarto el pasado fin de semana.
English: Tom cleaned his room last weekend.
Spanish: Tom cerró la puerta y le puso llave.
English: Tom closed the door and locked it.
Spanish: Tom viene aquí con frecuencia.
English: Tom comes here every now and then.
Spanish: Tom se quejaba de dolor de espalda.
English: Tom complained that his back hurt.
Spanish: Tom le ocultó su ira a Mary.
English: Tom concealed his anger from Mary.
Spanish: Tom continuó golpeando la puerta.
English: Tom continued banging on the door.
Spanish: Tom no pudo controlar sus emociones.
English: Tom couldn't control his emotions.
Spanish: Tom no podía decidir qué ordenar.
English: Tom couldn't decide what to order.
Spanish: Tom no podía decidir cuándo comenzar.
English: Tom couldn't decide when to begin.
Spanish: Tom no pudo hacer lo que quería.
English: Tom couldn't do what he wanted to.
Spanish: Tom no podía soportar el dolor.
English: Tom couldn't put up with the pain.
Spanish: Tom aplastó la caja con su pie.
English: Tom crushed the box with his foot.
Spanish: Tom decidió comprarse un computador nuevo.
English: Tom decided to buy a new computer.
Spanish: Tom decidió reclutarse en la armada.
English: Tom decided to enlist in the army.
Spanish: Tom hizo eso para Mary, no para mí.
English: Tom did that for Mary, not for me.
Spanish: Tom lo hizo con buena intención.
English: Tom did that with good intentions.
Spanish: Tom no respondió a la pregunta de Mary.
English: Tom didn't answer Mary's question.
Spanish: Tom no creyó lo que dijo Mary.
English: Tom didn't believe what Mary said.
Spanish: Tom no vino con nosotros a Boston.
English: Tom didn't come with us to Boston.
Spanish: Tom no comió nada ayer.
English: Tom didn't eat anything yesterday.
Spanish: Tom ni siquiera sabía quién era María.
English: Tom didn't even know who Mary was.
Spanish: Tom no esperaba ganar la carrera.
English: Tom didn't expect to win the race.
Spanish: Tom no tenía ganas de comerse el almuerzo.
English: Tom didn't feel like eating lunch.
Spanish: Tom no sentía que estuviera listo.
English: Tom didn't feel that he was ready.
Spanish: Tom no tuvo tiempo para almorzar.
English: Tom didn't have time to eat lunch.
Spanish: Tom no sabía que Mary fuera tan entretenida.
English: Tom didn't know Mary was so funny.
Spanish: Tom no sabía leer música.
English: Tom didn't know how to read music.
Spanish: Tom no sabía cómo agradecerle a Mary.
English: Tom didn't know how to thank Mary.
Spanish: Tom no sabía cómo darle las gracias a Mary.
English: Tom didn't know how to thank Mary.
Spanish: Tom no conocía en absoluto a esa mujer.
English: Tom didn't know that woman at all.
Spanish: Tom no sabía lo que estaba haciendo.
English: Tom didn't know what he was doing.
Spanish: Tom no sabía qué estaba sucediendo.
English: Tom didn't know what was going on.
Spanish: Tom no sabía a dónde pertenecía.
English: Tom didn't know where he belonged.
Spanish: Tom no sabía qué colectivo tomar.
English: Tom didn't know which bus to take.
Spanish: Tomás no parecía muy entusiasmado.
English: Tom didn't seem very enthusiastic.
Spanish: Tom no hablaba francés muy bien.
English: Tom didn't speak French very well.
Spanish: Tom no especificó lo que quería.
English: Tom didn't specify what he wanted.
Spanish: Tom no me dijo que estaba casado.
English: Tom didn't tell me he was married.
Spanish: Tomás no me dijo dónde vivía.
English: Tom didn't tell me where he lived.
Spanish: Tom no se quería meter en problemas.
English: Tom didn't want to get in trouble.
Spanish: Tom no quería salir de la cama.
English: Tom didn't want to get out of bed.
Spanish: Tom no quería ir al parque.
English: Tom didn't want to go to the park.
Spanish: Tom no quiso hablar con Mary.
English: Tom didn't want to talk with Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quería hablar con Mary.
English: Tom didn't want to talk with Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quería trabajar en Boston.
English: Tom didn't want to work in Boston.
Spanish: Tom no quería trabajar con Mary.
English: Tom didn't want to work with Mary.
Spanish: Tom murió en extrañas circunstancias.
English: Tom died in strange circumstances.
Spanish: Tom murió con un cuchillo clavado a la espalda.
English: Tom died with a knife in his back.
Spanish: Tom se disfrazó de sacerdote.
English: Tom disguised himself as a priest.
Spanish: Tom no lo hace siempre así.
English: Tom doesn't always do it that way.
Spanish: A Tom no le importa cómo se vista Mary.
English: Tom doesn't care how Mary dresses.
Spanish: Tom no tiene mucha libertad.
English: Tom doesn't have a lot of freedom.
Spanish: Tom no tiene muchos amigos.
English: Tom doesn't have a lot of friends.
Spanish: Tom no tiene un microondas.
English: Tom doesn't have a microwave oven.
Spanish: Tom no tiene oído para la música.
English: Tom doesn't have an ear for music.
Spanish: Tom anda sin efectivo a mano.
English: Tom doesn't have any cash on hand.
Spanish: Tom no tiene tarjetas de crédito.
English: Tom doesn't have any credit cards.
Spanish: Tom no tiene tiempo para ayudaros.
English: Tom doesn't have time to help you.
Spanish: Tom no tiene tiempo para ayudarte.
English: Tom doesn't have time to help you.
Spanish: Tom no conoce su propia fuerza.
English: Tom doesn't know his own strength.
Spanish: Tom no sabe qué tan alta es María.
English: Tom doesn't know how tall Mary is.
Spanish: Tom no sabe jugar al golf.
English: Tom doesn't know how to play golf.
Spanish: Tom no sabe quedarse quieto.
English: Tom doesn't know how to sit still.
Spanish: Tom no sabe amarrar una corbata.
English: Tom doesn't know how to tie a tie.
Spanish: Tom no sabe mucho sobre música.
English: Tom doesn't know much about music.
Spanish: Tom no sabe absolutamente nada de Mary.
English: Tom doesn't know squat about Mary.
Spanish: Tom no sabe qué hacer primero.
English: Tom doesn't know what to do first.
Spanish: Tom no sabe cuándo ocurrió.
English: Tom doesn't know when it happened.
Spanish: Tom no sabe dónde vive Mary.
English: Tom doesn't know where Mary lives.
Spanish: Tom no sabe por qué te llamé.
English: Tom doesn't know why I called you.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta ser criticado.
English: Tom doesn't like being criticized.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta mucho el queso.
English: Tom doesn't like cheese very much.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta la temporada de lluvias.
English: Tom doesn't like the rainy season.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta cometer errores.
English: Tom doesn't like to make mistakes.
Spanish: Tom no escucha a sus padres.
English: Tom doesn't listen to his parents.
Spanish: Tom no vive con sus padres.
English: Tom doesn't live with his parents.
Spanish: Tom ya no necesita nuestra ayuda.
English: Tom doesn't need our help anymore.
Spanish: Tom no está muy de acuerdo con Mary.
English: Tom doesn't quite agree with Mary.
Spanish: Tom no recuerda su contraseña.
English: Tom doesn't remember his password.
Spanish: Tom no parece ser canadiense.
English: Tom doesn't seem to be a Canadian.
Spanish: Tomás no parece estar divirtiéndose.
English: Tom doesn't seem to be having fun.
Spanish: Tom no parece estar muy cansado.
English: Tom doesn't seem to be very tired.
Spanish: Tom no parece querer nuestra ayuda, ¿verdad?
English: Tom doesn't seem to want our help.
Spanish: Tom ya no confía más en Mary.
English: Tom doesn't trust Mary any longer.
Spanish: Tom no entiende nada de francés.
English: Tom doesn't understand any French.
Spanish: Tom no quiere que Mary le ayude.
English: Tom doesn't want Mary to help him.
Spanish: Tom no quiere almorzar ahora.
English: Tom doesn't want to eat lunch now.
Spanish: Tom no quiere decepcionar a Mary.
English: Tom doesn't want to let Mary down.
Spanish: Tom no quiere vender su granja.
English: Tom doesn't want to sell his farm.
Spanish: Tom no quiere vender su tierra.
English: Tom doesn't want to sell his land.
Spanish: Tom no quiere hablar de eso.
English: Tom doesn't want to talk about it.
Spanish: Tom tomó un vaso de jugo de naranja.
English: Tom drank a glass of orange juice.
Spanish: Tom bebió demasiado anoche.
English: Tom drank way too much last night.
Spanish: Tomás me dejó en el aeropuerto.
English: Tom dropped me off at the airport.
Spanish: Tom come más helado que yo.
English: Tom eats more ice cream than I do.
Spanish: Tom come arroz al menos una vez al día.
English: Tom eats rice at least once a day.
Spanish: Tom le explicó el proyecto a Mary.
English: Tom explained the project to Mary.
Spanish: Tom alimenta su perro con sobras de la mesa.
English: Tom feeds table scraps to his dog.
Spanish: Tom se sentía como un pez fuera del agua.
English: Tom felt like a fish out of water.
Spanish: Tom finalmente se hizo con el efectivo.
English: Tom finally came up with the cash.
Spanish: Tom olvidó ponerle llave a la puerta del frente.
English: Tom forgot to lock the front door.
Spanish: A Tom se le olvidó ajustar su reloj despertador.
English: Tom forgot to set his alarm clock.
Spanish: Tom encontró interesante su nuevo empleo.
English: Tom found his new job interesting.
Spanish: Tom descubrió la verdad por María.
English: Tom found out the truth from Mary.
Spanish: Tom encontró lo que buscaba.
English: Tom found what he was looking for.
Spanish: Tom encontró lo que estaba buscando.
English: Tom found what he was looking for.
Spanish: A menudo, Tom habla mientras duerme.
English: Tom frequently talks in his sleep.
Spanish: Tom subió de peso en el invierno.
English: Tom gained weight over the winter.
Spanish: Tom le dio a Mary el número de teléfono de John.
English: Tom gave Mary John's phone number.
Spanish: Tom le regaló un diccionario de francés a Mary.
English: Tom gave Mary a French dictionary.
Spanish: Tomás le dio a Mari una caja de chocolates.
English: Tom gave Mary a box of chocolates.
Spanish: Tom le dio un beso en la mejilla a Mary.
English: Tom gave Mary a kiss on the cheek.
Spanish: Tom puso una sonrisa traviesa a María.
English: Tom gave Mary a mischievous smile.
Spanish: Tom le echó a Mary una maliciosa sonrisa.
English: Tom gave Mary a mischievous smile.
Spanish: Tom viaja al extranjero casi cada año.
English: Tom goes abroad almost every year.
Spanish: Tom se casó con una mujer mayor.
English: Tom got married to an older woman.
Spanish: Tom consiguió gratis estos boletos.
English: Tom got these tickets for nothing.
Spanish: Tom se cansó de esperar a Mary.
English: Tom got tired of waiting for Mary.
Spanish: Tom se acostumbró a trabajar con Mary.
English: Tom got used to working with Mary.
Spanish: Tom rechina sus dientes mientras duerme.
English: Tom grinds his teeth in his sleep.
Spanish: Tom se divirtió mucho en la fiesta.
English: Tom had a lot of fun at the party.
Spanish: Tom tenía mucho respeto por Mary.
English: Tom had a lot of respect for Mary.
Spanish: Tom tenía una expresión de susto en la cara.
English: Tom had a scared look on his face.
Spanish: Tomás no tenía idea de lo que estaba pasando.
English: Tom had no idea what was going on.
Spanish: Tom no tenía intención de rendirse.
English: Tom had no intention of giving up.
Spanish: Tom no tenía dinero para pagar un taxi.
English: Tom had no money to pay for a cab.
Spanish: Tom tuvo que llenar un montón de formularios.
English: Tom had to fill out lots of forms.
Spanish: Tom tuvo que ir con Mary a Boston.
English: Tom had to go to Boston with Mary.
Spanish: Tom tenía dificultad para pensar con claridad.
English: Tom had trouble thinking straight.
Spanish: Tom le dio a Mary el abrecartas.
English: Tom handed Mary the letter opener.
Spanish: Tom le pasó a Mary el abrecartas.
English: Tom handed Mary the letter opener.
Spanish: Tom tiene un hematoma en la pierna derecha.
English: Tom has a bruise on his right leg.
Spanish: Tom siente un profundo cariño por Mary.
English: Tom has a deep affection for Mary.
Spanish: Tom tiene un alto umbral del dolor.
English: Tom has a high threshold for pain.
Spanish: Tomás tiene una entrevista de trabajo el lunes.
English: Tom has a job interview on Monday.
Spanish: Tom tiene mucho en común con Mary.
English: Tom has a lot in common with Mary.
Spanish: Tom tiene problemas con el abuso de drogas.
English: Tom has a problem with drug abuse.
Spanish: Tom tiene un hermano gemelo que se llama John.
English: Tom has a twin brother named John.
Spanish: Tom ya ha hecho mucho por nosotros.
English: Tom has already done a lot for us.
Spanish: Tom se ha vuelto ciudadano canadiense.
English: Tom has become a Canadian citizen.
Spanish: Tom ha sido arrestado tres veces.
English: Tom has been arrested three times.
Spanish: Tom ha estado una semana en Boston.
English: Tom has been in Boston for a week.
Spanish: Tom lleva una semana en Boston.
English: Tom has been in Boston for a week.
Spanish: Tom ha estado intentando evitar a Mary.
English: Tom has been trying to avoid Mary.
Spanish: Tom ha estado muy activo últimamente.
English: Tom has been very active recently.
Spanish: Tom ha decidido vender su casa.
English: Tom has decided to sell his house.
Spanish: Tom ha tenido una mala racha en su trabajo.
English: Tom has had a rough patch at work.
Spanish: Tom tuvo una semana estresante.
English: Tom has had a very stressful week.
Spanish: A Tom le suspendieron su licencia.
English: Tom has had his license suspended.
Spanish: Tom perdió el control de la clase.
English: Tom has lost control of the class.
Spanish: Tom nunca ha tenido su propia bicicleta.
English: Tom has never had his own bicycle.
Spanish: Tom no tiene más remedio que confiar en nosotros.
English: Tom has no choice but to trust us.
Spanish: Tom no tiene idea de por qué Mary hizo eso.
English: Tom has no idea why Mary did that.
Spanish: Tom no tiene de qué quejarse.
English: Tom has nothing to complain about.
Spanish: Tom se ha vuelto despistado recientemente.
English: Tom has recently become forgetful.
Spanish: Tom tiene algo que hacer ahora.
English: Tom has something to do right now.
Spanish: Tom tiene la capacidad de hacer el trabajo.
English: Tom has the ability to do the job.
Spanish: Tomás tiene tres diccionarios de francés.
English: Tom has three French dictionaries.
Spanish: Tom tiene tres hijos para mantener.
English: Tom has three children to support.
Spanish: Tom tiene que salir en un par de minutos.
English: Tom has to leave in a few minutes.
Spanish: Tom tiene que irse en unos minutos.
English: Tom has to leave in a few minutes.
Spanish: Tom ha viajado por todo el mundo.
English: Tom has traveled around the world.
Spanish: Tom tiene problemas para discernir distancias.
English: Tom has trouble judging distances.
Spanish: Tom ha escrito cientos de canciones.
English: Tom has written hundreds of songs.
Spanish: Tom no ha estado aquí desde el lunes.
English: Tom hasn't been here since Monday.
Spanish: Tom no ha hablado francés por años.
English: Tom hasn't spoken French in years.
Spanish: Hace ya una semana que Tom no se baña.
English: Tom hasn't taken a bath in a week.
Spanish: Tom odia conducir cuando hace niebla.
English: Tom hates driving when it's foggy.
Spanish: Tom escuchó a Mary hablando sola.
English: Tom heard Mary talking to herself.
Spanish: Tom oyó a Mary hablando consigo misma.
English: Tom heard Mary talking to herself.
Spanish: Tom oyó que Mary era muy rica.
English: Tom heard that Mary was very rich.
Spanish: Tom le puso un cuchillo en la garganta a Mary.
English: Tom held a knife to Mary's throat.
Spanish: Tom ayudó a Mary con su tarea.
English: Tom helped Mary with her homework.
Spanish: Tom ayudó a Mary con los deberes.
English: Tom helped Mary with her homework.
Spanish: Tom ayuda a Mary a mover el mueble.
English: Tom helps Mary move the furniture.
Spanish: Tom le oculta sus preocupaciones a su esposa.
English: Tom hid his worries from his wife.
Spanish: Tom escondió el libro debajo de su almohada.
English: Tom hid the book under his pillow.
Spanish: Tom espera que Mary se recupere pronto.
English: Tom hopes Mary will get well soon.
Spanish: Tom espera no haber estropeado el trabajo.
English: Tom hopes he didn't botch the job.
Spanish: Tom espera que no le deporten.
English: Tom hopes he doesn't get deported.
Spanish: Tom espera que Mary le ayude.
English: Tom hopes that Mary will help him.
Spanish: Tom ignoró el consejo de María en su mayor parte.
English: Tom ignored most of Mary's advice.
Spanish: Tom me presentó a su compañero de habitación.
English: Tom introduced me to his roommate.
Spanish: Tom es el antiguo novio de Mary.
English: Tom is Mary's long-time boyfriend.
Spanish: Tomás es pariente lejano mío.
English: Tom is a distant relative of mine.
Spanish: Tom es un poco celoso, ¿no?
English: Tom is a little jealous, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom es un hablante nativo de francés.
English: Tom is a native speaker of French.
Spanish: Tom es un prometedor músico joven.
English: Tom is a promising young musician.
Spanish: Tom es un muy buen amigo mío.
English: Tom is a very good friend of mine.
Spanish: Tom siempre está jugando videojuegos.
English: Tom is always playing video games.
Spanish: Tom siempre está viendo la televisión.
English: Tom is always watching television.
Spanish: Tom está siendo perseguido por la policía.
English: Tom is being hunted by the police.
Spanish: Tom se está quejando con el gerente.
English: Tom is complaining to the manager.
Spanish: Tom definitivamente está planeando algo.
English: Tom is definitely up to something.
Spanish: Tom está avergonzado por lo que hizo.
English: Tom is embarrassed by what he did.
Spanish: Tom viene de Boston, igual que María.
English: Tom is from Boston and so is Mary.
Spanish: Tom está totalmente al tanto del problema.
English: Tom is fully aware of the problem.
Spanish: Tom se va a casar el próximo mes.
English: Tom is getting married next month.
Spanish: Tom se va a deshacer de su auto viejo.
English: Tom is getting rid of his old car.
Spanish: Tom te está dando una segunda oportunidad.
English: Tom is giving you a second chance.
Spanish: Tom va a ir a acampar el próximo fin de semana.
English: Tom is going camping next weekend.
Spanish: Tom nos ayudará, ¿verdad?
English: Tom is going to help us, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom es bueno en este tipo de cosas.
English: Tom is good at this sort of thing.
Spanish: Tom es feliz cuando está con Mary.
English: Tom is happy when he is with Mary.
Spanish: Tom está feliz con su nueva bicicleta.
English: Tom is happy with his new bicycle.
Spanish: Tom es muy trabajador y digno de confianza.
English: Tom is hardworking and dependable.
Spanish: Tom está al teléfono ahora en su oficina.
English: Tom is in his office on the phone.
Spanish: Tom está enamorado de otra mujer.
English: Tom is in love with another woman.
Spanish: Tom sólo trata de confundirte.
English: Tom is just trying to confuse you.
Spanish: Tom sólo trata de confundirlos.
English: Tom is just trying to confuse you.
Spanish: Tom sólo trata de confundirlo.
English: Tom is just trying to confuse you.
Spanish: Tom es más inteligente que yo.
English: Tom is more intelligent than I am.
Spanish: Tomás es más interesante que María.
English: Tom is more interesting than Mary.
Spanish: Tom está mordisqueando un palito de zanahoria.
English: Tom is nibbling on a carrot stick.
Spanish: Tom ya no está viviendo en Boston.
English: Tom is no longer living in Boston.
Spanish: Tom ya no está en la compañía.
English: Tom is no longer with the company.
Spanish: A Tom no le interesa la política.
English: Tom is not interested in politics.
Spanish: Tom no es así todo el tiempo.
English: Tom is not like that all the time.
Spanish: Tom ahora está en algún lugar en Australia.
English: Tom is now somewhere in Australia.
Spanish: Tom obviamente está loco por María.
English: Tom is obviously crazy about Mary.
Spanish: Tom está ahora al teléfono con María.
English: Tom is on the phone with Mary now.
Spanish: Tom es uno de los mejores amigos de Mary.
English: Tom is one of Mary's best friends.
Spanish: Tomás está jugando con bloques de madera.
English: Tom is playing with wooden blocks.
Spanish: Tom está preparado para cualquier emergencia.
English: Tom is prepared for any emergency.
Spanish: Tom es bastante orgulloso, ¿o no?
English: Tom is pretty conceited, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom es realmente soberbio, ¿o no?
English: Tom is really conceited, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom está secretamente enamorado de Mary.
English: Tom is secretly in love with Mary.
Spanish: Tom está enfermo, pero no es grave.
English: Tom is sick, but it isn't serious.
Spanish: Tom está hablando dormido otra vez.
English: Tom is talking in his sleep again.
Spanish: En este momento, Tom está ocupadísimo.
English: Tom is terribly busy at this time.
Spanish: Tom es dueño de un supermercado.
English: Tom is the owner of a supermarket.
Spanish: Tom es la persona que ayudó a Mary.
English: Tom is the person who helped Mary.
Spanish: Tom es la persona que asesinó a Mary.
English: Tom is the person who killed Mary.
Spanish: Tom es el más alto de los dos chicos.
English: Tom is the taller of the two boys.
Spanish: Tom está dispuesto a hacer eso por ti.
English: Tom is willing to do that for you.
Spanish: Tom es tu mejor amigo, ¿no?
English: Tom is your best friend, isn't he?
Spanish: Tomás no es un músico profesional.
English: Tom isn't a professional musician.
Spanish: Tom no le teme a experimentar.
English: Tom isn't afraid of experimenting.
Spanish: Tom no es tan impaciente como María.
English: Tom isn't as impatient as Mary is.