arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Yo también sé montar a caballo.
English: I can ride a horse, too.
Spanish: Entiendo lo que quieres decir.
English: I can see what you mean.
Spanish: Veo qué quieres decir.
English: I can see what you mean.
Spanish: Puedo tocar el cielorraso.
English: I can touch the ceiling.
Spanish: No puedo permitirme la cuota.
English: I can't afford the fees.
Spanish: No me puedo permitir los honorarios.
English: I can't afford the fees.
Spanish: No puedo creer lo que oigo.
English: I can't believe my ears.
Spanish: No puedo creer lo que ven mis ojos.
English: I can't believe my eyes.
Spanish: No puedo hacerlo yo solo.
English: I can't do it by myself.
Spanish: Ni siquiera puedo mirarlo.
English: I can't even look at it.
Spanish: No puedo encontrar a Tom tampoco.
English: I can't find Tom either.
Spanish: No puedo acostumbrarme a Tom.
English: I can't get used to Tom.
Spanish: No puedo dejar de fumar.
English: I can't give up smoking.
Spanish: No puedo volver a la cárcel.
English: I can't go back to jail.
Spanish: No puedo evitar hacer eso.
English: I can't help doing that.
Spanish: No puedo evitar quererla.
English: I can't help loving her.
Spanish: No puedo sencillamente hacer nada.
English: I can't just do nothing.
Spanish: No puedo seguir haciendo esto.
English: I can't keep doing this.
Spanish: No puedo abandonar a mi familia.
English: I can't leave my family.
Spanish: No puedo dejar a mi familia.
English: I can't leave my family.
Spanish: No puedo dejar que hagas esto.
English: I can't let you do this.
Spanish: No puedo vivir sin tele.
English: I can't live without TV.
Spanish: No podría vivir sin televisión.
English: I can't live without TV.
Spanish: No puedo vivir sin televisión.
English: I can't live without TV.
Spanish: No puedo soportar ese calor.
English: I can't stand that heat.
Spanish: No puedo soportar el ruido.
English: I can't stand the noise.
Spanish: No me puedo quedar a cenar.
English: I can't stay for dinner.
Spanish: No puedo decir lo que es.
English: I can't tell what it is.
Spanish: No puedo deshacer este nudo.
English: I can't untie this knot.
Spanish: No puedo desatar este nudo.
English: I can't untie this knot.
Spanish: No sé usar bien el tenedor.
English: I can't use a fork well.
Spanish: Confieso que soy miserable.
English: I confess I'm miserable.
Spanish: Merezco que se me den las gracias.
English: I deserve to be thanked.
Spanish: Yo sí hice eso, ¿no es cierto?
English: I did do that, didn't I?
Spanish: Yo lo hice a petición suya.
English: I did so at his request.
Spanish: Yo no te colgué.
English: I didn't hang up on you.
Spanish: No estoy de acuerdo con ellas.
English: I don't agree with them.
Spanish: No puedo creer lo que ven mis ojos.
English: I don't believe my eyes.
Spanish: No me importa lo que hagamos.
English: I don't care what we do.
Spanish: No lo hago por dinero.
English: I don't do it for money.
Spanish: Yo no me como los centros de las manzanas.
English: I don't eat apple cores.
Spanish: Ni siquiera tengo traje.
English: I don't even own a suit.
Spanish: Hoy no me siento bien.
English: I don't feel well today.
Spanish: No tengo un buen trabajo.
English: I don't have a good job.
Spanish: No tengo teléfono fijo.
English: I don't have a landline.
Spanish: No tengo mucho que hacer.
English: I don't have much to do.
Spanish: No es mi intención hacerlo.
English: I don't intend to do so.
Spanish: No sé nada de francés.
English: I don't know any French.
Spanish: No conozco a ninguno de vosotros.
English: I don't know any of you.
Spanish: No la conozco de nada.
English: I don't know her at all.
Spanish: No le conozco en absoluto.
English: I don't know him at all.
Spanish: No sé dónde estoy.
English: I don't know where I am.
Spanish: ¡Estoy perdido!
English: I don't know where I am.
Spanish: No sé quién es ella.
English: I don't know who she is.
Spanish: Yo tampoco sé por qué.
English: I don't know why either.
Spanish: Tom no me gusta para nada.
English: I don't like Tom at all.
Spanish: A mí tampoco me gusta Tom.
English: I don't like Tom either.
Spanish: No me gusta la comida frita.
English: I don't like fried food.
Spanish: A mí tampoco me gusta.
English: I don't like it, either.
Spanish: No me gustan las películas tristes.
English: I don't like sad movies.
Spanish: No me gusta la comida picante.
English: I don't like spicy food.
Spanish: No me gusta esa tienda.
English: I don't like that store.
Spanish: No me gusta ese negocio.
English: I don't like that store.
Spanish: No me gusta esa mujer.
English: I don't like that woman.
Spanish: No me gusta la sopa espesa.
English: I don't like thick soup.
Spanish: No me gusta tu sonrisa.
English: I don't like your smile.
Spanish: No necesito la ayuda de Tom.
English: I don't need Tom's help.
Spanish: Yo no juego al voleibol.
English: I don't play volleyball.
Spanish: En verdad no conozco a Tom.
English: I don't really know Tom.
Spanish: Realmente no sé por qué.
English: I don't really know why.
Spanish: En verdad no te conozco.
English: I don't really know you.
Spanish: No veo ningún moratón.
English: I don't see any bruises.
Spanish: No veo ningún moretón.
English: I don't see any bruises.
Spanish: Yo no pienso en ti.
English: I don't think about you.
Spanish: Yo no creo que sea justo.
English: I don't think it's fair.
Spanish: Yo no creo que sea bueno.
English: I don't think it's good.
Spanish: No creo que sea verdad.
English: I don't think it's true.
Spanish: No creo que eso sea cierto.
English: I don't think it's true.
Spanish: No quiero que Tom muera.
English: I don't want Tom to die.
Spanish: No deseo la ayuda de Tom.
English: I don't want Tom's help.
Spanish: No quiero ser grosero.
English: I don't want to be rude.
Spanish: No quiero ser grosera.
English: I don't want to be rude.
Spanish: No quiero ser rudo.
English: I don't want to be rude.
Spanish: No quiero morir ahora.
English: I don't want to die now.
Spanish: Aún no quiero morir.
English: I don't want to die yet.
Spanish: No quiero comer ahora.
English: I don't want to eat now.
Spanish: No quiero darme por vencido.
English: I don't want to give up.
Spanish: No quiero volver a casa.
English: I don't want to go home.
Spanish: No quiero entrometerme.
English: I don't want to intrude.
Spanish: No quiero perdérmelo.
English: I don't want to miss it.
Spanish: No quiero demandar a Tom.
English: I don't want to sue Tom.
Spanish: No trabajo los domingos.
English: I don't work on Sundays.
Spanish: No me preocupo por Tom.
English: I don't worry about Tom.
Spanish: Dudo que Tom estaría de acuerdo.
English: I doubt Tom would agree.
Spanish: Tengo dudas sobre si vendrá.
English: I doubt if he will come.
Spanish: Yo como aquí todo el tiempo.
English: I eat here all the time.
Spanish: Disfruto de la soledad.
English: I enjoy being on my own.
Spanish: Envidio tu éxito.
English: I envy you your success.
Spanish: Temo por la seguridad de Tom.
English: I fear for Tom's safety.
Spanish: Me siento un poco incómodo.
English: I feel a little awkward.
Spanish: Ahora me siento mucho mejor.
English: I feel a lot better now.
Spanish: Me siento mal por ese sujeto.
English: I feel bad for that guy.
Spanish: Me siento estupendamente con esto.
English: I feel great about this.
Spanish: Siento como si me fuera a echar a llorar.
English: I feel like I could cry.
Spanish: Tengo ganas de vomitar.
English: I feel like throwing up.
Spanish: Con él me siento relajado.
English: I feel relaxed with him.
Spanish: Me siento relajado contigo.
English: I feel relaxed with you.
Spanish: Me siento estúpido a veces.
English: I feel stupid sometimes.
Spanish: Siento tu dolor, socio.
English: I feel your pain, buddy.
Spanish: Me caí y me quebré el brazo.
English: I fell and broke my arm.
Spanish: Me he enamorado de ti.
English: I fell in love with you.
Spanish: Sentí como que moriría.
English: I felt like I would die.
Spanish: Me sentí como una estrella de rock.
English: I felt like a rock star.
Spanish: Me sentía como una estrella de rock.
English: I felt like a rock star.
Spanish: Tuve compasión del joven.
English: I felt pity for the boy.
Spanish: Me imaginé que estarías aquí.
English: I figured you'd be here.
Spanish: Seguí las órdenes de Tom.
English: I followed Tom's orders.
Spanish: Olvidé de nuevo el nombre de él.
English: I forgot his name again.
Spanish: Me olvidé de comprar zanahorias.
English: I forgot to buy carrots.
Spanish: Me olvidé de darle de comer a mi perro.
English: I forgot to feed my dog.
Spanish: Encontré un lugar para vivir.
English: I found a place to live.
Spanish: Lo encontré en el ático.
English: I found it in the attic.
Spanish: Le di a Tom todo mi dinero.
English: I gave Tom all my money.
Spanish: Voy a Tokio todos los días.
English: I go to Tokyo every day.
Spanish: Voy a la escuela a las siete.
English: I go to school at seven.
Spanish: Yo voy a la escuela con Tom.
English: I go to school with Tom.
Spanish: Voy a la escuela con Tom.
English: I go to school with Tom.
Spanish: Yo voy a la escuela con él.
English: I go to school with him.
Spanish: Voy a donde quiero ir.
English: I go where I want to go.
Spanish: Tengo una B en aritmética.
English: I got a B in arithmetic.
Spanish: Llegué el lunes por la noche.
English: I got here Monday night.
Spanish: Llegué aquí la noche del lunes.
English: I got here Monday night.
Spanish: Me levanté temprano como siempre.
English: I got up early as usual.
Spanish: Yo crecí en esa casa.
English: I grew up in that house.
Spanish: Supongo que puedo confiar en ti.
English: I guess I can trust you.
Spanish: Creo que no entendí bien.
English: I guess I misunderstood.
Spanish: Supongo que esto es un adiós.
English: I guess this is goodbye.
Spanish: Creo que no podemos decir que no.
English: I guess we can't say no.
Spanish: Supongo que no podemos decir que no.
English: I guess we can't say no.
Spanish: Supongo que tú no puedes hacerlo.
English: I guess you can't do it.
Spanish: Mejor, hice que Tom lo hiciera.
English: I had Tom do it instead.
Spanish: Hice que Tom hiciera la llamada.
English: I had Tom make the call.
Spanish: Me lo pasé estupendamente aquí.
English: I had a great time here.
Spanish: Yo tuve una infancia feliz.
English: I had a happy childhood.
Spanish: Hoy me ha sangrado la nariz.
English: I had a nosebleed today.
Spanish: Tenía una promesa que mantener.
English: I had a promise to keep.
Spanish: Tuve una racha de mala suerte.
English: I had a run of bad luck.
Spanish: Tenía una fiebre muy alta.
English: I had a very high fever.
Spanish: Yo tenía una fiebre muy alta.
English: I had a very high fever.
Spanish: Desayuné a las 7:30.
English: I had breakfast at 7:30.
Spanish: Desayuné a las siete y media de la mañana.
English: I had breakfast at 7:30.
Spanish: Me han robado mi bicicleta.
English: I had my bicycle stolen.
Spanish: Mandé mi reloj a arreglar.
English: I had my watch repaired.
Spanish: No tenía a nadie con quien hablar.
English: I had no one to talk to.
Spanish: No tenía a nadie a quien recurrir.
English: I had no one to turn to.
Spanish: No tenía a nadie con quien hablar.
English: I had nobody to talk to.
Spanish: Tenía algunas cosas que hacer.
English: I had some things to do.
Spanish: Tuve que conseguir algo de dinero.
English: I had to get some money.
Spanish: Tuve que darle una oportunidad.
English: I had to give it a shot.
Spanish: Tuve que ir ahí solo.
English: I had to go there alone.
Spanish: Tuve que mantener mi secreto.
English: I had to keep my secret.
Spanish: Tuve que dispararle a mi caballo.
English: I had to shoot my horse.
Spanish: Tenía demasiado para beber.
English: I had too much to drink.
Spanish: Detesto las fiestas de cumpleaños.
English: I hate birthday parties.
Spanish: Odio los días fríos de invierno.
English: I hate cold winter days.
Spanish: ¡Odio levantarme temprano!
English: I hate getting up early.
Spanish: Me fastidia tener que salir.
English: I hate having to go out.
Spanish: Odio a las matemáticas más que a nada.
English: I hate math most of all.
Spanish: Odio a mi suegra.
English: I hate my mother-in-law.
Spanish: A veces me odio a mí mismo.
English: I hate myself sometimes.
Spanish: Odio a esa clase de personas.
English: I hate people like that.
Spanish: Detesto las fiestas sorpresa.
English: I hate surprise parties.
Spanish: Ahora odio el nombre "Tom".
English: I hate the name Tom now.
Spanish: Detesto el tiempo que hace aquí.
English: I hate the weather here.
Spanish: Detesto ser una molestia.
English: I hate to be a nuisance.
Spanish: Siento mucho en lo que me he convertido.
English: I hate what I've become.
Spanish: Tengo un barco y un carro.
English: I have a boat and a car.
Spanish: Tengo un libro para terminar.
English: I have a book to finish.
Spanish: Tengo una cita el viernes.
English: I have a date on Friday.
Spanish: Tengo muchas cámaras.
English: I have a lot of cameras.
Spanish: Tengo un sitio para dormir.
English: I have a place to sleep.
Spanish: Tengo un hijo que está enfermo.
English: I have a son who's sick.
Spanish: Tengo una prueba la próxima semana.
English: I have a test next week.
Spanish: Tengo un cronograma ajustado.
English: I have a tight schedule.
Spanish: Tengo que coger el tren.
English: I have a train to catch.
Spanish: Tengo un sello muy antiguo.
English: I have a very old stamp.
Spanish: Tengo un vecino medio raro.
English: I have a weird neighbor.
Spanish: Tengo un vecino medio extraño.
English: I have a weird neighbor.
Spanish: Tengo una idea maravillosa.
English: I have a wonderful idea.
Spanish: Tengo un examen mañana.
English: I have an exam tomorrow.
Spanish: Tengo una oferta para hacer.
English: I have an offer to make.
Spanish: Tengo el estómago algo revuelto.
English: I have an upset stomach.
Spanish: Tengo malas noticias para ti.
English: I have bad news for you.
Spanish: Tengo malas noticias para vosotros.
English: I have bad news for you.
Spanish: Tengo mi propio asistente.
English: I have my own assistant.
Spanish: No tengo otra opción en absoluto.
English: I have no choice at all.
Spanish: No tengo oído para la música.
English: I have no ear for music.
Spanish: Se me ha acabado la paciencia.
English: I have no more patience.
Spanish: No tengo ninguna prueba de ello.
English: I have no proof of that.
Spanish: No tengo ninguna habilidad especial.
English: I have no special skill.
Spanish: Tengo el as de tréboles.
English: I have the ace of clubs.
Spanish: Tengo el dinero que necesito.
English: I have the money I need.
Spanish: Tengo que limpiar mi habitación.
English: I have to clean my room.
Spanish: Ahora debo irme a la cama.
English: I have to go to bed now.
Spanish: Tengo que esconder esta bolsa.
English: I have to hide this bag.
Spanish: Tengo que planchar mi camisa.
English: I have to iron my shirt.
Spanish: Debo venderlo hoy.
English: I have to sell it today.
Spanish: Tengo que venderla hoy.
English: I have to sell it today.
Spanish: Tengo que dejar de preocuparme.
English: I have to stop worrying.
Spanish: Me tengo que dar una ducha.
English: I have to take a shower.
Spanish: Tengo que tomar un baño.
English: I have to take a shower.
Spanish: Tengo que tomar un medicamento.
English: I have to take medicine.
Spanish: Tengo que trabajar mañana.
English: I have to work tomorrow.
Spanish: Yo tengo dos hermanos mayores.
English: I have two big brothers.
Spanish: Tengo dos hijos adolescentes.
English: I have two teenage sons.
Spanish: Todavía no le he preguntado a Tom.
English: I haven't asked Tom yet.
Spanish: No me he olvidado de ustedes.
English: I haven't forgotten you.
Spanish: Oí eso por la radio.
English: I heard it on the radio.
Spanish: Oí a alguien silbar.
English: I heard someone whistle.
Spanish: Espero que Tom se case con Mary.
English: I hope Tom marries Mary.
Spanish: Espero poder hacerlo.
English: I hope that I can do it.
Spanish: Espero que esto lo valga.
English: I hope this is worth it.
Spanish: Espero volver a verte.
English: I hope to see you again.
Spanish: Espero que os vaya bien a todos.
English: I hope you are all well.
Spanish: Espero que no estés sola.
English: I hope you aren't alone.
Spanish: Espero que no estéis solos.
English: I hope you aren't alone.
Spanish: Espero que lo encuentres pronto.
English: I hope you find it soon.
Spanish: Espero que la encuentres pronto.
English: I hope you find it soon.
Spanish: Espero que lo encontréis pronto.
English: I hope you find it soon.
Spanish: Espero que la encontréis pronto.
English: I hope you find it soon.
Spanish: Espero que lo encuentre pronto.
English: I hope you find it soon.
Spanish: Espero que la encuentre pronto.
English: I hope you find it soon.
Spanish: Espero que lo encuentren pronto.
English: I hope you find it soon.
Spanish: Espero que la encuentren pronto.
English: I hope you find it soon.
Spanish: Espero que te guste el trabajo.
English: I hope you like the job.
Spanish: Espero que los dos se diviertan.
English: I hope you two have fun.
Spanish: Espero que estés escuchando.
English: I hope you're listening.
Spanish: Espero que no estés solo.
English: I hope you're not alone.
Spanish: Me uní a la gira de estudio.
English: I joined the study tour.
Spanish: Simplemente me siento tan indefenso.
English: I just feel so helpless.
Spanish: Acabo de volver a la ciudad.
English: I just got back in town.
Spanish: Acabo de recibir tu mensaje.
English: I just got your message.
Spanish: Acabo de recibir vuestro mensaje.
English: I just got your message.
Spanish: Me encanta hacerme ilusiones.
English: I just like to daydream.
Spanish: Me encanta soñar despierto.
English: I just like to daydream.
Spanish: Sólo quiero que me quieran.
English: I just want to be loved.
Spanish: Yo solo quiero divertirme.
English: I just want to have fun.
Spanish: Yo sólo quiero ayudar a Tom.
English: I just want to help Tom.
Spanish: Sólo quiero ayudar a Tom.
English: I just want to help Tom.
Spanish: Sólo quiero que vengas.
English: I just want you to come.
Spanish: Sabía que no era sano.
English: I knew it was unhealthy.
Spanish: Sabía que sería duro.
English: I knew it would be hard.
Spanish: Sabía que resultaría duro.
English: I knew it would be hard.
Spanish: Yo sabía lo que hacía.
English: I knew what I was doing.
Spanish: Sabía que estarías aquí.
English: I knew you'd be in here.
Spanish: Sabía que estarías aquí dentro.
English: I knew you'd be in here.
Spanish: Sé que cometí un error.
English: I know I made a mistake.
Spanish: Sé que voy a morir.
English: I know I'm going to die.
Spanish: Sé que no estoy soñando.
English: I know I'm not dreaming.
Spanish: Sé que Tom es un llorón.
English: I know Tom is a crybaby.
Spanish: Yo sé que Tom es bilingüe.
English: I know Tom is bilingual.
Spanish: Conozco a todos mis vecinos.
English: I know all my neighbors.
Spanish: Yo a él sólo lo conozco de nombre.
English: I know him only by name.
Spanish: Sé cómo manejarlo.
English: I know how to handle it.
Spanish: Sé que puede ser duro.
English: I know it might be hard.
Spanish: Sé que suena absurdo.
English: I know it sounds absurd.
Spanish: Sé que suena ridículo.
English: I know it sounds absurd.
Spanish: No sé nada aparte de esto.
English: I know nothing but this.
Spanish: Puedo distinguir entre el bien y el mal.
English: I know right from wrong.
Spanish: Yo sé que estaba equivocado.
English: I know that I was wrong.
Spanish: Sé que Tom hizo trampas.
English: I know that Tom cheated.
Spanish: Sé que Tom está dolido.
English: I know that Tom is hurt.
Spanish: Sé que él sabe dibujar.
English: I know that he can draw.
Spanish: Sé que ella es mona.
English: I know that she is cute.
Spanish: Sé que estáis ocupadas.
English: I know that you're busy.
Spanish: Sé que es mi billete.
English: I know that's my ticket.
Spanish: Sé que ésa es mi entrada.
English: I know that's my ticket.
Spanish: Sé cómo se llama.
English: I know what his name is.
Spanish: Sé cuál es su nombre.
English: I know what his name is.
Spanish: Sé dónde está la llave.
English: I know where the key is.
Spanish: Sé que odias las zanahorias.
English: I know you hate carrots.
Spanish: Sé que usted es maestro.
English: I know you're a teacher.
Spanish: Sé que estás ocupado, Tom.
English: I know you're busy, Tom.
Spanish: Sé que ustedes también están ocupados.
English: I know you're busy, too.
Spanish: Yo aprendí eso de ti.
English: I learned that from you.
Spanish: Aprendí a ordeñar una vaca.
English: I learned to milk a cow.
Spanish: Me gusta escuchar a la NPR.
English: I like listening to NPR.
Spanish: Me gusta mucho ese vestido.
English: I like that dress a lot.
Spanish: Me gusta cómo luces.
English: I like the way you look.
Spanish: Me gusta cómo cantas.
English: I like the way you sing.
Spanish: Me gusta la forma que tienes de hablar.
English: I like the way you talk.
Spanish: Me gusta cómo hablas.
English: I like the way you talk.
Spanish: Me gusta la manera en que hablas.
English: I like the way you talk.
Spanish: Me gusta tu forma de andar.
English: I like the way you walk.
Spanish: Me gusta limpiar mi dormitorio.
English: I like to clean my room.
Spanish: Me gusta leer las noticias.
English: I like to read the news.
Spanish: Me desabroché los cordones de los zapatos.
English: I loosened my shoelaces.
Spanish: Me solté los cordones de los zapatos.
English: I loosened my shoelaces.
Spanish: El lunes perdí mi empleo.
English: I lost my job on Monday.
Spanish: Perdí el cargador de mi teléfono.
English: I lost my phone charger.
Spanish: Perdí la visión en un ojo.
English: I lost sight in one eye.
Spanish: Me encantan las fiestas sorpresa.
English: I love surprise parties.
Spanish: Me encanta tu manera de andar.
English: I love the way you walk.
Spanish: Me encanta vuestra manera de andar.
English: I love the way you walk.
Spanish: Adoro verte sonreír.
English: I love to see you smile.
Spanish: Nos hicimos amigos con ella.
English: I made friends with her.
Spanish: Yo compensé el tiempo perdido.
English: I made up for lost time.
Spanish: Puede que nade en el río.
English: I may swim in the river.
Spanish: Podría nadar en el río.
English: I may swim in the river.
Spanish: Me encontré con ella en el camino.
English: I met her along the way.
Spanish: Me la encontré en la iglesia.
English: I met her at the church.
Spanish: La conocí durante el invierno.
English: I met her in the winter.
Spanish: Me encontré con ella en la calle.
English: I met her on the street.
Spanish: Me reuní con él varias veces.
English: I met him several times.
Spanish: Yo puedo ser de ayuda.
English: I might be able to help.
Spanish: Perdí el tren de las 7:00.
English: I missed the 7:00 train.
Spanish: Debo de estar acercándome.
English: I must be getting close.
Spanish: Tengo que comprar uno de estos.
English: I must buy one of these.
Spanish: Debo salir de aquí hoy.
English: I must leave here today.
Spanish: Necesito una pequeña compañía.
English: I need a little company.
Spanish: Necesito un lugar para quedarme.
English: I need a place to crash.
Spanish: Necesito dinero, no trabajo.
English: I need money, not a job.
Spanish: Necesito comprar una espátula.
English: I need to buy a spatula.
Spanish: Necesito contratar a un abogado.
English: I need to hire a lawyer.
Spanish: Necesito mantenerte a salvo.
English: I need to keep you safe.
Spanish: Necesito descansar un momento.
English: I need to rest a moment.
Spanish: Tengo que tomar un baño.
English: I need to take a shower.
Spanish: Necesito que te vayas ahora.
English: I need you to leave now.
Spanish: Nunca hago nada de ejercicio.
English: I never do any exercise.
Spanish: Nunca voy a la playa.
English: I never go to the beach.
Spanish: Nunca aprendí a nadar.
English: I never learned to swim.
Spanish: No visito nunca a mi hermana.
English: I never visit my sister.
Spanish: Nunca visito a mi hermana.
English: I never visit my sister.
Spanish: A menudo voy a la playa.
English: I often go to the beach.
Spanish: A menudo tengo pesadillas.
English: I often have nightmares.
Spanish: Tengo pesadillas frecuentemente.
English: I often have nightmares.
Spanish: Con frecuencia uso gafas de sol.
English: I often wear sunglasses.
Spanish: Solo tengo unos pocos libros.
English: I only have a few books.
Spanish: Sólo tengo unas cuantas horas.
English: I only have a few hours.
Spanish: Sólo le conozco de oídas.
English: I only know him by name.
Spanish: Yo a él sólo lo conozco de nombre.
English: I only know him by name.
Spanish: Abrí el cajón de arriba.
English: I opened the top drawer.