arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Me voy a quedar en tu casa hasta el domingo por la mañana.
English: I'm going to stay at your house until Sunday morning.
Spanish: En América la circulación es por la derecha.
English: In America traffic keeps to the right.
Spanish: El zoológico se encuentra en la parte Este de la ciudad.
English: The zoo is situated in the east end of the city.
Spanish: En nuestra casa hay dos gatos: uno blanco y otro negro.
English: In our house there are two cats: one white and the other black.
Spanish: El chino es mucho más difícil que otras lenguas extranjeras.
English: Chinese is much more difficult than other foreign languages.
Spanish: ¿Qué opináis acerca de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué pensáis de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué piensa de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué piensan de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué piensan acerca de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué opinan de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué opinan acerca de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué pensáis acerca de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué piensas acerca de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué opina de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué piensa acerca de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué opinas de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué opináis de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué opinas acerca de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué piensas de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Qué opina acerca de la independencia de Cataluña?
English: What do you think about Catalonian independence?
Spanish: ¿Quién vino a nuestra casa?
English: Who came to our house?
Spanish: Necesitamos comer para vivir.
English: We need to eat in order to live.
Spanish: No hay nadie mejor que tú.
English: There is nobody better than you.
Spanish: ¿Usáis el diccionario en línea cuya dirección os he dado?
English: Are you using the online dictionary whose link I gave you?
Spanish: Creo en los ángeles de la guarda.
English: I believe in guardian angels.
Spanish: ¿Qué ropa me pondría?
English: What would I wear?
Spanish: ¿Qué sugeriríais que ordenara?
English: What would you suggest I order?
Spanish: No eres tan rico como aquel hombre.
English: You are not as rich as that man.
Spanish: ¿Qué harían ellos?
English: What would they do?
Spanish: ¿Cómo sabrían qué hacer?
English: How would they know what to do?
Spanish: ¿Qué haría si vinieran de verdad?
English: What would I do if they really came?
Spanish: Nunca hicieron lo que habían dicho que harían.
English: They never did what they said they would do.
Spanish: ¿Qué dirían ahora tus amigos si te vieran?
English: What would your friends think if they saw you now?
Spanish: ¿Quién realmente sabe lo que harían en tal situación?
English: Who really knows what they would do in that kind of situation?
Spanish: Tú que ellos, ¿qué harías? Ellos que tú, ¿qué harían?
English: If you were them, what would you do? If they were you, what would they do?
Spanish: Hay cosas que yo quisiera hablar pero sería falta de educación si me metiera ahora en su conversación.
English: There are things I'd like to say but to butt in now would be what they call uncouth.
Spanish: Tom dijo que haría lo que le pidiéramos.
English: Tom said he would do what we asked.
Spanish: ¿Qué te hace pensar que nos interesaríamos?
English: What makes you think that we would be interested?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es más próximo al árabe en cuanto al sonido, el español o el portugués?
English: Which is closer to Arabic in terms of sound, Spanish or Portuguese?
Spanish: Soy tan rico como tú.
English: I am as rich as you.
Spanish: Soy tan rico como vosotros.
English: I am as rich as you.
Spanish: Soy tan rico como ustedes.
English: I am as rich as you.
Spanish: Quieren sexo, riqueza y fama.
English: They want sex, wealth and fame.
Spanish: A mi amigo le gusta vivir en la ciudad, pero su mujer prefiere vivir en su pequeña choza campestre.
English: My friend likes to live in the city, but his wife prefers to live in their little cottage in the country.
Spanish: Hay igualdad de sexos en este país.
English: There is gender equality in this country.
Spanish: ¿Quién dijo que es malo?
English: Who said it is bad?
Spanish: ¿Qué te hace creer que necesitamos hacerlo?
English: What makes you think we need to do that?
Spanish: Creí que te encantaba nadar.
English: I thought you loved swimming.
Spanish: Mi hermano insistió en ir solo.
English: My brother insisted on going alone.
Spanish: La joven que trabaja en la panadería es linda.
English: The young woman who works at the bakery is pretty.
Spanish: ¿Por qué rompiste mi jarrón? "Donde las dan las toman."
English: Why did you break my vase? "Tit for tat."
Spanish: Bob nada como una piedra.
English: Bob can no more swim than a hammer can.
Spanish: Pienso, por lo tanto existo.
English: I think, therefore I am.
Spanish: Pienso, por lo tanto huyo.
English: I think, therefore I flee.
Spanish: Pienso, por lo tanto entiendo.
English: I think, therefore I follow.
Spanish: Consumo, por lo tanto existo.
English: I consume, therefore I am.
Spanish: Pienso por lo tanto que existo.
English: I think therefore I am.
Spanish: No pienso, por lo tanto no existo.
English: I don't think, therefore I am not.
Spanish: ¡Qué montaña tan alta!
English: What a tall mountain!
Spanish: ¡Eres realmente odioso!
English: You're really hateful!
Spanish: Yo sé distinguir el bien del mal.
English: I know how to distinguish the good from the bad.
Spanish: Muchas cafeterías en las escuelas públicas están sucias.
English: Many public school cafeterias are dirty.
Spanish: Tom tiene experiencia como veterinario.
English: Tom has experience as a veterinarian.
Spanish: Allí está el Sena y aquí el puente.
English: There is the Seine and here is the bridge.
Spanish: La influencia del idioma árabe en el idioma español es muy evidente.
English: The influence of the Arabic language is quite evident in the Spanish language.
Spanish: ¿Estáis leyendo la Biblia?
English: Are you reading the Bible?
Spanish: ¿Alguna vez has leído la Biblia?
English: Have you ever read the Bible?
Spanish: Los traductores de la Biblia se consideraban blasfemos.
English: The translators of the Bible were considered blasphemous.
Spanish: La Biblia nos dice que amemos a nuestro prójimo.
English: The Bible tells us to love our neighbor.
Spanish: Uno puede encontrar tanta sabiduría en la Biblia.
English: Much wisdom is to be found in the Bible.
Spanish: Tom nunca ha leído la Biblia de cabo a rabo.
English: Tom has never read the Bible from cover to cover.
Spanish: Fulano de Tal es un apelativo para una persona anónima.
English: John Doe is a nickname for an anonymous person.
Spanish: Cuando se hizo de noche el organizador de la fiesta dijo: "Cada mochuelo a su olivo".
English: When it got dark, the party organizer said: "Time to go".
Spanish: No te preocupes, más se perdió en Cuba.
English: Don't worry, it's not the end of the world.
Spanish: Muchos poetas expresan sus sentimientos de las bellezas de la naturaleza.
English: Many poets express their feelings to the beauties of nature.
Spanish: Nosotros teníamos un pequeño desacuerdo acerca de eso.
English: We had quite a disagreement about it.
Spanish: Nosotros estábamos a salvo, pero un precio tenía que ser pagado.
English: We were saved, but a price had to be paid.
Spanish: ¿Tienes alguna comida japonesa?
English: Do you have any Japanese foods?
Spanish: Ellos reparten biblias gratuitas.
English: They give bibles for free.
Spanish: Tatoeba es un tesoro de sabiduría y de conocimiento mundial.
English: Tatoeba is a treasure trove of wisdom and world knowledge.
Spanish: ¿Sabes adónde vas?
English: Do you know where you're going to?
Spanish: Tom, ¿sabes dónde estás?
English: Do you know where you are, Tom?
Spanish: Por fin, los dos caciques han decidido enterrar el hacha y fumar la pipa de la paz.
English: At long last, the two chiefs of the Indian tribes have decided to bury the hatchet and smoke the peace pipe.
Spanish: No me quedan palabras en absoluto. ¿Hace falta que diga algo más?
English: I'm utterly speechless. Need I say more?
Spanish: Las borracheras pueden dañar la amígdala.
English: Binge drinking can damage the amygdala.
Spanish: A Tom le gustan espectáculos de borracheras en Netflix.
English: Tom likes binge-watching shows on Netflix.
Spanish: Después de ganar a la lotería, ella se dio un atracón de compras.
English: After winning the lottery she went on a shopping binge.
Spanish: La esperanza no es más que la decepción diferida.
English: Hope is merely disappointment deferred.
Spanish: ¿Puedes sentir el amor esta noche?
English: Can you feel the love tonight?
Spanish: El cielo y La Tierra son como la rueda de una carreta: culminan entonces empiezan de nuevo, alcanzando sus extremos ellos vuelven otra vez, - nada ésta fuera de su lugar.
English: Heaven and Earth are like the wheel of a cart: ending then beginning anew, reaching their extremes they turn back again, - nothing is ever out of place.
Spanish: Las crías de búho son lindas.
English: Baby owls are cute.
Spanish: La lechuza es lenta a pie.
English: The owl is slow on foot.
Spanish: A la tercera va la vencida.
English: Third time's the charm.
Spanish: Los traductores del Nuevo Testamento fueron considerados herejes.
English: The translators of the New Testament were considered heretics.
Spanish: Conozco muchas palabras en francés pero me resulta difícil combinarlas en oraciones.
English: I know a lot of French words, but it's difficult for me to combine them into sentences.
Spanish: Conozco muchas palabras en francés pero me es difícil combinarlas en oraciones.
English: I know a lot of French words, but it's difficult for me to combine them into sentences.
Spanish: Había una vez un campesino gordo y feo que se había enamorado de una princesa hermosa y rubia. Un día la princesa le dio un beso al feo y gordo campesino. Y, mágicamente, éste se transformó en un esbelto y apuesto príncipe. Por lo menos, así lo veía ella. Por lo menos, así se sentía él.
English: There was once a fat, ugly peasant who fell in love with a beautiful, blonde princess. One day, the princess kissed the ugly, fat peasant, and he magically transformed into a slender, handsome prince. At least, that's how she saw him. At least, that's how he felt.
Spanish: No sabe nada de electrónica.
English: He doesn't know anything about electronics.
Spanish: El graznido de un cuervo me sobresaltó.
English: The cawing of a crow startled me.
Spanish: ¡Maldito truhan! ¿De verdad creías que me ibas a engañar?
English: Damn rascal! Did you really think you were going to trick me?
Spanish: Laura hizo amago de acercarse para en el último momento girarse y salir corriendo.
English: Laura pretended to get closer, only to turn around and run away at the last minute.
Spanish: El novio de Ana es muy empalagoso, siempre está intentando besarla y cogerla de la mano.
English: Ana's boyfriend is so cloying. He's always trying to kiss her and hold her hand.
Spanish: Cojo un taxi para ir a la estación de tren.
English: I'm taking a taxi to go to the train station.
Spanish: Lo más importante en los Juegos Olímpicos no es ganar sino participar, al igual que la cosa más importante en la vida no es el triunfo sino la lucha. Lo esencial no es haber vencido sino haber luchado bien.
English: The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well.
Spanish: No entiendo cómo he podido cometer semejante error.
English: I don't understand how I could have made such a mistake.
Spanish: Si la situación no mejora, me veré obligado a tomar medidas.
English: If the situation doesn't improve, I'll be obliged to take measures.
Spanish: No dejes que sus comentarios te socaven la moral, yo creo en ti.
English: Don't let his comments discourage you; I believe in you.
Spanish: En su rostro surcado de arrugas se podían ver las marcas de un pasado lleno de sufrimiento.
English: In his wrinkled face could be seen the marks of a past filled with suffering.
Spanish: Se quedó lisiado en el accidente.
English: He was crippled by the accident.
Spanish: ¿Él también está cocinando?
English: Is he cooking too?
Spanish: ¡No cierre la puerta!
English: Don't close the door!
Spanish: Estoy pelando el apio y las patatas.
English: I'm peeling the celery and the potatoes.
Spanish: Estoy pelando el apio y las patatas.
English: I am peeling the celery and the potatoes.
Spanish: Tú no puedes domesticar un lobo.
English: You cannot tame a wolf.
Spanish: Los dioses crearon a las mujeres para domesticar a los hombres.
English: Gods created women to tame men.
Spanish: Me gusta traducir las citas.
English: I like to translate quotations.
Spanish: Odio las citas. Dime lo que sabes.
English: I hate quotations. Tell me what you know.
Spanish: Deberías entrecomillar esta frase.
English: You should put this phrase in quotation marks.
Spanish: Deberías poner comilas alrededor de esta frase.
English: You should put quotation marks around this phrase.
Spanish: Me parece mejor sin las comillas.
English: It seems to me better without the quotation marks.
Spanish: Tengo que reconocer la fuente de tus citas.
English: I have to recognize the source of your quotations.
Spanish: El siguiente pasaje es una cita de una bien conocida fábula.
English: The following passage is a quotation from a well-known fable.
Spanish: En España tanto el topless como el nudismo son legales.
English: In Spain both toplessness and nudism are legal.
Spanish: No les llames "putos" a los gays.
English: Don't ever call gays "fags".
Spanish: No les llames "maricones" a los gays.
English: Don't ever call gays "fags".
Spanish: ¡Felicidades a ti!
English: Congratulations to you!
Spanish: Mis zapatos están irritando mis pies.
English: My shoes are chafing my feet.
Spanish: Tira de la cuerda y el agua fluye.
English: Pull the string and the water flushes.
Spanish: Tened cuidado, ojos, con lo que veis, porque al segundo vistazo se atan vuestras manos mientras la oscuridad tira de los hilos.
English: Be careful, eyes, what you see, cause it's the second glance that ties your hands as darkness pulls the strings.
Spanish: Tu hijo es un chico alegre.
English: Your son is a happy boy.
Spanish: Cualquiera que sea el resultado, debes enfrentarte al desafío.
English: Whatever the outcome, you must meet the challenge.
Spanish: Yo no entiendo una palabra de lo que él está diciendo.
English: I don't understand a word of what he's saying.
Spanish: Yo no entiendo nada de lo que él está diciendo.
English: I can't understand anything he's saying.
Spanish: Este camión se diseñó con la comodidad del conductor in mente.
English: This truck was designed with the comfort of the driver in the mind.
Spanish: Este camión se diseñó pensando en la comodidad del conductor.
English: This truck was designed with the comfort of the driver in the mind.
Spanish: El magnífico semental alcanzó un precio enorme en la subasta.
English: The magnificent stallion fetched a huge price at auction.
Spanish: Un garañón es un caballo macho.
English: A stallion is a male horse.
Spanish: No dudes en preguntarme.
English: Don't hesitate to ask me.
Spanish: ¡Oh, si eso fuera verdad!
English: Oh, if only that were true!
Spanish: Los potenciales convivientes deberían conocer lo peor uno del otro.
English: Potential flatmates should know the worst about each other.
Spanish: ¿Por qué debo ayudarles?
English: Why do I have to help them?
Spanish: ¿Por qué debo ayudarlos?
English: Why do I have to help them?
Spanish: No puedo leer aquí. El exceso de luminosidad me molesta.
English: I can't read here. What bothers me is the light which is too bright.
Spanish: Nos gusta señalar los errores de los demás, pero no que señalen los nuestros.
English: We like it when others' mistakes are pointed out, but not when ours are.
Spanish: La policía trató de separar las dos pandillas hostiles.
English: The police tried to separate the two hostile gangs.
Spanish: Por fin recibí la llamada que llevaba semanas esperando.
English: I finally received the call I had been waiting for for weeks.
Spanish: Ken ha aprendido de memoria un gran número de canciones japonesas.
English: Ken has memorized a large number of Japanese songs.
Spanish: Subí a la quinta planta en un ascensor.
English: I went up to the 5th floor in an elevator.
Spanish: ¿Quién dijo que podías hablar?
English: Who said you could speak?
Spanish: ¿Quién dijo que yo estaba avergonzado?
English: Who said I was ashamed?
Spanish: Jean-Luc le da a Beverly el libro de Shakespeare.
English: Jean-Luc gives Beverly the book by Shakespeare.
Spanish: Nadar es bueno para la salud.
English: Swimming is good for one's health.
Spanish: Consiguió el oro en la competición.
English: He won gold in the competition.
Spanish: Lo examinan de arriba abajo.
English: They are examining him from top to bottom.
Spanish: Tom todavía no tiene mucha experiencia como profesor.
English: Tom still doesn't have much experience as a professor.
Spanish: Ella vive en el entresuelo.
English: She lives on the ground floor.
Spanish: No hay dos personas con la misma huella dactilar.
English: There are no two people with the same finger prints.
Spanish: No hay dos personas con las mismas huellas dactilares.
English: There are no two people with the same finger prints.
Spanish: Anne no vendrá a nuestra fiesta.
English: Anne won't be coming to our party.
Spanish: La población de Suecia está creciendo.
English: Sweden's population is growing.
Spanish: A finales de 1950, mi madre quería comprar una botella de ron, y el vendedor en la licoría de Ontario le preguntó, si ella tenía una autorización de su esposo.
English: In the late 1950's, my mother wanted to buy a bottle of rum, and the clerk at the Ontario liquor store asked her, whether she had a note from her husband.
Spanish: ¿Esto es una peluca o un peluquín?
English: Is this a wig or a wiglet?
Spanish: No hay razón para temer al maestro.
English: There is no reason to be afraid of the teacher.
Spanish: No hay razón para temer al profesor.
English: There is no reason to be afraid of the teacher.
Spanish: Debería haberte escuchado.
English: I should have listened to you.
Spanish: Yo debería haberte escuchado.
English: I should have listened to you.
Spanish: ¿Qué te ha pedido ese vagabundo?
English: What did that tramp ask you for?
Spanish: ¿Qué te ha pedido esa vagabunda?
English: What did that tramp ask you for?
Spanish: ¿Qué te pidió ese vagabundo?
English: What did that tramp ask you for?
Spanish: ¿Qué te pidió esa vagabunda?
English: What did that tramp ask you for?
Spanish: Me comí todas mis naranjas.
English: I ate all my oranges.
Spanish: Esta mañana dimos un paseo muy agradable por esta parte de la sierra.
English: This morning we went for a lovely stroll around this part of the mountain.
Spanish: Como suele pasar, él no me trajo nada.
English: As usual he brought me nothing.
Spanish: En el verano llevo camisas de mangas cortas.
English: I wear short-sleeve shirts in the summer.
Spanish: En el verano llevo camisas de mangas cortas.
English: In the summer, I wear short-sleeve shirts.
Spanish: Debo volver a mi planeta ahora.
English: I must go back to my planet now.
Spanish: ¡No sigas tocando la misma cuerda del arpa!
English: Don't keep harping on the same string!
Spanish: ¡No sigas con el mismo tema!
English: Don't keep harping on the same string!
Spanish: ¿Qué debo decir si ella pregunta por ti?
English: How should I answer if she inquires after you?
Spanish: ¿Qué debo decir si ella pregunta por vosotras?
English: How should I answer if she inquires after you?
Spanish: ¿Qué debo decir si ella pregunta por vosotros?
English: How should I answer if she inquires after you?
Spanish: ¿Qué debo decir si ella pregunta por usted?
English: How should I answer if she inquires after you?
Spanish: ¿Qué debo decir si ella pregunta por ustedes?
English: How should I answer if she inquires after you?
Spanish: Una disertación debe ser dividida en párrafos.
English: A dissertation should be divided into paragraphs.
Spanish: ¿Cuántas veces llamó ella?
English: How many times did she call?
Spanish: Ha estado saliendo con él durante unos dos años.
English: She has been going out with him for about two years.
Spanish: Un momento, por favor. No cuelgue.
English: Just a minute, please. Don't hang up.
Spanish: Lleva unos dos años saliendo con él.
English: She has been going out with him for about two years.
Spanish: Pocas personas osan decirle la verdad.
English: Few people dare to say the truth.
Spanish: Se quedó ahí un ratito.
English: He stayed there a little while.
Spanish: Me hicieron esperar más de media hora.
English: They had me waiting for over half an hour.
Spanish: Lleno de queroseno puro, aquel pequeño quinqué podía continuar encendido varios días.
English: Full of pure kerosene, that small lamp could be lit for several days.
Spanish: ¿Por qué? "¿Y por qué no?"
English: Why? "Why not?"
Spanish: Yo lo coloco y usted lo quita.
English: I put it, and you take it.
Spanish: La dulzura de la interlingua se adecuaba mejor a mi visión poética.
English: The sweetness of Interlingua was more suited to my poetic vision.
Spanish: El hermano de la hija de mi abuela podría ser tanto mi tío como mi padre.
English: The brother of my grandmother's daughter could be both my uncle and my father.
Spanish: Paul es más inteligente que Otto.
English: Paul is smarter than Otto.
Spanish: Los chicos hacen promesas con mucha facilidad pero las olvidan de igual modo.
English: Boys give promises very easily, but they as easily forget them.
Spanish: Tom vio la sonrisa de Mary.
English: Tom saw Mary's smile.
Spanish: La meditación me da tranquilidad.
English: Meditation gives me peace of mind.
Spanish: Tengo una práctica de meditación consciente.
English: I have a mindfulness meditation practice.
Spanish: La atención plena sobre el "ahora" es importante en el Zen.
English: Mindfulness about the "now" is important in Zen.
Spanish: Sale del cuarto de una vez.
English: Go out of the room at once.
Spanish: Hay más de veinte mil especies conocidas de plantas comestibles en el mundo.
English: There are over twenty thousand known species of edible plants in the world.
Spanish: Si tus pantalones están demasiado flojos, quizás podrías perderlos.
English: If your pants are too loose, you might lose your pants.
Spanish: Parece que muchas personas no conocen la diferencia entre "flojo" y "perder".
English: It seems that many people don't know the difference between "loose" and "lose".
Spanish: A pesar de que el inglés es su lengua nativa, Tom no conoce la diferencia entre "perder" y "flojo".
English: Even though English is his native language, Tom doesn't know the difference between "lose" and "loose".
Spanish: Tom odia salire le scale a pioli.
English: Tom hates climbing ladders.
Spanish: Cuenta tus bendiciones, no tus defectos.
English: Count your blessings, not your flaws.
Spanish: Un diseño imperfecto produjo el fallo informático.
English: A design flaw made my computer crash.
Spanish: Fui retrasado en la escuela.
English: I got held up at school.
Spanish: Fui atracado en la oficina.
English: I got held up at the office.
Spanish: Fraude y engaño abundan más en estos días que en tiempos antiguos.
English: Fraud and deceit abound in these days more than in former times.