arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: ¿Por qué derretiste esa barra de jabón?
English: Why did you melt that bar of soap?
Spanish: Un hombre sabio no haría tal cosa.
English: A wise man wouldn't do such a thing.
Spanish: ¿Me permitís hacer una observación?
English: Will you permit me to make an observation?
Spanish: Tengo que ir de compras, estaré de vuelta en una hora.
English: I have to go shopping. I will come back in an hour.
Spanish: Él dice que no vendrá.
English: He says that he isn't going to come.
Spanish: Él dice que no va a venir.
English: He says that he isn't going to come.
Spanish: No deberías depender tanto de los demás.
English: You should not depend on others too much.
Spanish: Yo lo habría hecho de otra forma.
English: I would have done it differently.
Spanish: El loro puede imitar la voz de la gente.
English: A parrot can imitate the human voice.
Spanish: Un loro puede imitar el habla humano.
English: A parrot can imitate the human voice.
Spanish: Un loro puede imitar la voz de una persona.
English: A parrot can imitate the human voice.
Spanish: Tom parecía estar aburrido.
English: Tom seemed to be bored.
Spanish: Trajo a su hija al trabajo.
English: He brought his daughter to work.
Spanish: No somos los únicos que creemos que no es culpable.
English: We are not the only ones who believe that he is not guilty.
Spanish: Estoy muy contento de conocerte.
English: I'm very happy to know you.
Spanish: Se enamoró de cierto príncipe.
English: She fell in love with a certain prince.
Spanish: El padre de mi esposa tiene el pelo oscuro.
English: My wife's father has dark hair.
Spanish: Mi suegro tiene el pelo oscuro.
English: My wife's father has dark hair.
Spanish: ¡Muérete, insecto!
English: Die, insect!
Spanish: Veo a alguien entre los árboles.
English: I see someone between the trees.
Spanish: ¿Tienes tu linterna?
English: Do you have your flashlight?
Spanish: Le di a Tom mi vieja bicicleta.
English: I gave Tom my old bicycle.
Spanish: Quiero llegar a conocerla.
English: I want to get to know her.
Spanish: No me interesa mucho.
English: I'm not really that interested in it.
Spanish: Admira a las mujeres por su inteligencia y personalidad... ¡la belleza no es suficiente!
English: Admire women for their intelligence and personality... beauty is not enough!
Spanish: ¿Quién será el primero que se vaya?
English: Who will be the first to go?
Spanish: Tom está en casa porque está enfermo.
English: Tom is at home because he is ill.
Spanish: Seguramente hay un mundo más allá de mi imaginación.
English: Surely there is a world beyond my imagination.
Spanish: Si yo fuera tú, empezaría inmediatamente.
English: If I were you, I'd start immediately.
Spanish: Este es un gran escritor ruso.
English: This is a great Russian writer.
Spanish: ¿Ya has llamado a una ambulancia?
English: Have you already called an ambulance?
Spanish: Yanni filmará otro vídeo el jueves.
English: Yanni will film another video on Thursday.
Spanish: En el concierto hubo más gente de la esperada.
English: More people than expected were at the concert.
Spanish: Hubo más gente de la esperada en el concierto.
English: More people than expected were at the concert.
Spanish: Llevo diez años trabajando en la misma empresa.
English: I've been working in the same company for ten years.
Spanish: Se cubrieron la boca con las manos.
English: They covered their mouths with their hands.
Spanish: Tom no me ha dejado hablar.
English: Tom didn't let me talk.
Spanish: Ayer no recibí ningún mensaje.
English: I didn't get any messages yesterday.
Spanish: No recibí ningún mensaje ayer.
English: I didn't get any messages yesterday.
Spanish: Se pasa todo el día delante de su ordenador.
English: He spends all day in front of his computer.
Spanish: El abrigo no está mal, me gusta.
English: The coat is not bad, I like it.
Spanish: Eso no es un diario.
English: That's not what a diary is.
Spanish: ¿Dónde están tus fotos?
English: Where are your pictures?
Spanish: ¿Dónde están sus fotos?
English: Where are your pictures?
Spanish: ¿Dónde están sus fotografías?
English: Where are your pictures?
Spanish: ¿Tiene animales en su granja?
English: Do you have animals on your farm?
Spanish: ¿Tienes animales en tu granja?
English: Do you have animals on your farm?
Spanish: Mentí cuando me preguntó cuántos años tenía.
English: I lied when she asked how old I was.
Spanish: Negó haber dicho tal cosa.
English: He denied having said such a thing.
Spanish: Las cosas no van a mejorar.
English: Things won't be getting any better.
Spanish: Las cosas no mejorarán.
English: Things won't be getting any better.
Spanish: La chaqueta azul me queda perfecta.
English: The blue jacket fits me just right.
Spanish: La chaqueta azul me queda bien.
English: The blue jacket fits me just right.
Spanish: La falda azul me queda grande.
English: The blue skirt is too large for me.
Spanish: La música es la más grande de las artes.
English: Music is the greatest of the arts.
Spanish: ¡Este es el mejor regalo que he recibido!
English: This is the best gift I've ever gotten!
Spanish: ¿Cuándo compró Tom estos huevos?
English: When did Tom buy these eggs?
Spanish: Creía que Tom era culpable.
English: I believed Tom was guilty.
Spanish: No sabía que me quería.
English: I didn't know she loved me.
Spanish: No sabía que me amaba.
English: I didn't know she loved me.
Spanish: No sabía que me quería.
English: I didn't know that she loved me.
Spanish: ¿Pueden los ordenadores traducir obras literarias?
English: Can computers translate literary works?
Spanish: ¿Pueden las computadoras traducir obras literarias?
English: Can computers translate literary works?
Spanish: Todos debemos tener cuidado.
English: All of us need to be careful.
Spanish: ¿Qué le pasa a Layla?
English: What's wrong with Layla?
Spanish: Tom no tenía otra opción que rendirse.
English: Tom had no choice but to surrender.
Spanish: Tom no tenía otra opción que rendirse.
English: Tom had no other choice but to surrender.
Spanish: ¿Qué hay de malo en eso?
English: What was wrong with that?
Spanish: Él es el hombre perfecto para él.
English: He's the perfect man for him.
Spanish: Admitieron que estaban angustiados.
English: They admitted that they were distressed.
Spanish: Admitieron que estaban angustiadas.
English: They admitted that they were distressed.
Spanish: Sami tenía una hermosa esposa y un niño pequeño.
English: Sami had a beautiful wife and a little boy.
Spanish: Tom es demasiado orgulloso para pedir ayuda a nadie.
English: Tom is too proud to ask anyone for help.
Spanish: Mary debe haber tenido una buena razón para lo que hizo.
English: Mary must've had a good reason for what she did.
Spanish: ¿Debería responder en inglés?
English: Should I answer in English?
Spanish: ¿Debo responder en inglés?
English: Should I answer in English?
Spanish: ¿Debo contestar en inglés?
English: Should I answer in English?
Spanish: ¿De verdad quieres permanecer joven para siempre?
English: Do you really want to stay young forever?
Spanish: Las actualizaciones me tienen harta.
English: I'm fed up with updates.
Spanish: Las actualizaciones me tienen harto.
English: I'm fed up with updates.
Spanish: El reloj era un regalo de la reina Victoria.
English: The clock was a gift from Queen Victoria.
Spanish: Sabía que algo le había pasado.
English: He knew something had happened to her.
Spanish: Tom debería pedirte disculpas.
English: Tom should apologize to you.
Spanish: Tom debería pedirte perdón.
English: Tom should apologize to you.
Spanish: ¿De qué otras cosas necesitamos hablar?
English: What else do we need to talk about?
Spanish: ¿De qué otras cosas tenemos que hablar?
English: What else do we need to talk about?
Spanish: Cuando los humanos dejemos de pensar que somos como una gota de agua individual y nos amemos como a uno mismo, juntos podremos convertirnos en mares.
English: When humans stop thinking of ourselves as individual water drops, and start loving each other as we love ourselves, together we can become oceans.
Spanish: Y luego yo así de 'Guau, esto es padrísimo,', dijo ella.
English: That's when I was like, 'Oh, this is awesome,' she said.
Spanish: Me dijo que no podía ir y yo así de "Güey, no seas mamón y ven con nosotros."
English: He told me he can't come and I was like "Man, don't be an idiot and just come with us."
Spanish: Sabemos que eres malísimo.
English: We know you suck.
Spanish: La señal aquí es pésima.
English: The reception here sucks.
Spanish: Sabemos que eres un manta.
English: We know you suck.
Spanish: Tic-toc, tic-toc. Hay tantas estrellas en el cielo, no las puedo contar todas.
English: Tick-tock, tick-tock. There are so many stars in the sky, I can't count them all.
Spanish: Las historias que siempre les contaba María a sus hijos antes de dormir afectaron positivamente a su desarrollo lingüístico.
English: The stories that Mary would always tell her kids before bed positively impacted their linguistic development.
Spanish: La política es un intento de los políticos de librarse de unos problemas con ayuda del pueblo, los cuales el pueblo no habría tenido nunca sin los políticos.
English: Politics is politicians' attempt to get rid of certain problems with the help of the people, who would've never had those problems if it hadn't been for the politicians.
Spanish: Sé que has dicho eso.
English: I know that you said that.
Spanish: Sé que lo has dicho.
English: I know that you said that.
Spanish: Sami siempre tendrá esos sueños.
English: Sami will always have those dreams.
Spanish: Es un individuo bastante raro.
English: He's a rather rare individual.
Spanish: No puedes vivir para siempre.
English: You can't live forever.
Spanish: Me duele el hombro cuando levanto el brazo.
English: My shoulder hurts when I lift my arm.
Spanish: Estos lentes de sol están de moda.
English: These sunglasses are in.
Spanish: Nunca jamás ha visto la nieve.
English: He has never ever seen snow.
Spanish: Lo único que quiero es que los demás me acepten tal y como soy.
English: All I want is for others to accept me for who I am.
Spanish: Me voy a quedar en casa todo el día.
English: I'm going to stay home all day.
Spanish: La principal característica del clima egipcio es el calor. A veces el calor llega a los 47 grados, lo que equivale a la temperatura de nuestro baño turco.
English: The main characteristic of Egyptian climate is the heat. Sometimes it reaches 47 degrees Celsius, which is about as hot as our Turkish bath.
Spanish: Como no miraba por dónde iba, me choqué con él. No fue culpa suya.
English: Because I wasn't looking where I was going, I bumped into him when we passed. It wasn't his fault.
Spanish: Intentaba impresionar al profesor.
English: She was trying to impress the teacher.
Spanish: Intentaba impresionar a la profesora.
English: She was trying to impress the teacher.
Spanish: Se olvidó de traer ropa.
English: He forgot to bring clothes.
Spanish: Tom le pidió a Mary que preparara la cena.
English: Tom asked Mary to cook dinner.
Spanish: Tom le pidió a Mary que cocinara la cena.
English: Tom asked Mary to cook dinner.
Spanish: No creo que lo que hicimos ayudara.
English: I don't think that what we did helped.
Spanish: No creo que Tom sepa que Mary es infeliz.
English: I don't think Tom knows Mary is unhappy.
Spanish: El barco desapareció sin dejar rastro.
English: The ship disappeared without a trace.
Spanish: La situación seguramente mejorará.
English: The situation will surely improve.
Spanish: Afortunadamente, Tom no vio a Mary besando a John.
English: Fortunately, Tom didn't see Mary kissing John.
Spanish: ¿Cuánto vale una vida?
English: How much is a life worth?
Spanish: Le he explicado la situación a Tom.
English: I've explained the situation to Tom.
Spanish: Estoy demasiado ocupado para verlo.
English: I'm too busy to see him.
Spanish: Estoy demasiada ocupada para verlo.
English: I'm too busy to see him.
Spanish: Estoy demasiado ocupado para verla.
English: I'm too busy to see her.
Spanish: Estoy demasiado ocupada para verla.
English: I'm too busy to see her.
Spanish: ¿Por qué lo necesita Tom?
English: Why does Tom need it?
Spanish: Ya te digo yo que te equivocas.
English: I'm telling you, you're wrong.
Spanish: Le di a Tom mi vieja bicicleta.
English: I gave Tom my old bike.
Spanish: Le di a Tom mi vieja bicicleta.
English: I gave my old bike to Tom.
Spanish: La dama puede moverse en las filas y columnas como una torre y en las diagonales como un alfil.
English: The queen can move on the rows and columns like a rook and on the diagonals like a bishop.
Spanish: La dama puede moverse en las filas y columnas como una torre y en las diagonales como un alfil.
English: The queen has the ability to move as much as if she were a rook, that is, over the rows and columns, as if she were a bishop, that is, over the diagonals.
Spanish: Usando el sistema algebraico de notación, cada casilla del tablero se identifica con una letra y un número. Las letras, del "a" al "h", de izquierda a derecha del jugador blanco, corresponden a las líneas verticales (columnas). Los números, del 1 al 8, también a partir de la posición del blanco, corresponden a las líneas horizontales (filas). Por ejemplo: una pieza sobre c5 está en el encuentro de la 3ª columna con la 5ª fila.
English: Using the algebraic notation system, each square on the board is identified by a letter and a number. The letters – from “a” to “h”, left to right of white's player – correspond to the vertical lines (columns). The numbers – from 1 to 8, also from the position of white – correspond to the horizontal lines (rows). For example, a checker on c5 is in the encounter of the 3rd column with the 5th row.
Spanish: Tom y Mary se están divorciando.
English: Tom and Mary are getting a divorce.
Spanish: En Canadá, la gente habla inglés y francés.
English: In Canada, people speak both English and French.
Spanish: ¿Qué hora es ahora en Londres?
English: What time is it now in London?
Spanish: Sami debería escuchar esta historia.
English: Sami should listen to this story.
Spanish: Los niños están en el desván.
English: The children are in the attic.
Spanish: No debo nada a nadie.
English: I don't owe anything to anybody!
Spanish: Mary tenía trece años cuando desapareció.
English: Mary was thirteen when she disappeared.
Spanish: Tom suele comer fuera de casa los lunes.
English: Tom often eats out on Monday.
Spanish: No es la única dificultad.
English: That's not the only difficulty.
Spanish: Tom lleva una corbata negra.
English: Tom wears a black tie.
Spanish: Es una idea tan estúpida.
English: It's such a stupid idea.
Spanish: Ellos coleccionaban tazas de café.
English: They collected coffee mugs.
Spanish: No tienen ningún otro pariente.
English: They don't have any other relatives.
Spanish: ¿Y ahora, mi amigo?
English: What now, my friend?
Spanish: Decidió no tener hijos.
English: He decided not to have kids.
Spanish: Anda en una misión secreta, entonces no sabemos por dónde podría estar.
English: He's on a secret mission, so we don't know where he could be.
Spanish: ¿Tenemos clase hoy?
English: Do we have class today?
Spanish: ¿Acaso te gusta hacerme sufrir?
English: Do you actually like making me suffer?
Spanish: Creo que no son de aquí.
English: I think they're not from here.
Spanish: ¿Yo qué hice para que me trataras así?
English: What did I do for you to treat me like this?
Spanish: No sé mucho de ti. Solo sé que amo estar contigo.
English: I don't know that much about you. All I know is that I love being around you.
Spanish: ¿Te gusta explorarme?
English: Do you like exploring me?
Spanish: Prefiero quitarme la camiseta cuando voy a correr.
English: I prefer taking my shirt off when I go for a run.
Spanish: Tengo varias maneras de pensar, entonces a veces no sé qué pensar.
English: I have many ways of thinking, so sometimes I don't know what to think.
Spanish: Si te informas de todo, pronto envejecerás.
English: If you inform yourself about everything, you'll grow old soon.
Spanish: Mi abuelo le teme a los perros.
English: My grandfather is afraid of dogs.
Spanish: A mi abuelo le dan miedo los perros.
English: My grandfather is afraid of dogs.
Spanish: Mi abuelo tiene miedo a los perros.
English: My grandfather is afraid of dogs.
Spanish: Estará con él toda la mañana.
English: She'll be with him all morning.
Spanish: Deja de poner esa cara tan triste.
English: Quit making such a sad face.
Spanish: No me gusta mucho la tempura. Creo que es demasiado aceitosa.
English: I don't like tempura much. I think it's too greasy.
Spanish: El miércoles es el tercer día de la semana.
English: Wednesday is the third day of the week.
Spanish: Ahora sé mucho más que antes.
English: Now I know much more than before.
Spanish: Devuélvame mi ropa.
English: Give me back my clothes.
Spanish: El día de la madre será el próximo mes.
English: Mother's Day will be next month.
Spanish: Regálale el libro a quien lo quiera.
English: Give the book to whomever wants it.
Spanish: Basado en una prueba online de C.I. que tomé, soy lo suficientemente inteligente para unirme a Mensa. La cuestión es, ¿soy lo suficientemente tonto para creérmelo?
English: According to an IQ test I filled online I am smart enough to join Mensa. The question is: Am I stupid enough to believe it?
Spanish: Hay una piedra en mi zapato.
English: There's a stone in my shoe.
Spanish: Los niños serán niños y las niñas serán niñas.
English: Boys will be boys, and girls will be girls.
Spanish: Cuando era pequeña, estos zapatos eran demasiado grandes para mí, y ahora son los adecuados.
English: When I was little, these shoes were too big for me, and now they are just right.
Spanish: La montaña está cubierta de nieve.
English: The mountain is covered in snow.
Spanish: Un ratón corrió debajo de la cama.
English: A mouse ran under the bed.
Spanish: Me quebré una costilla al caer.
English: I broke a rib falling.
Spanish: Se apoyó demasiado en ella y se quebró.
English: He pressed too hard on it, so it broke.
Spanish: Se apoyó demasiado en ella y se quebró.
English: He leaned on it so much that it broke.
Spanish: Se ha de comer en una sola casa; no sacaréis fuera de casa nada de carne, ni le quebraréis ningún hueso.
English: In one house shall it be eaten, neither shall you carry forth of the flesh thereof out of the house, neither shall you break a bone thereof.
Spanish: A veces trabajo, y a veces juego.
English: Sometimes I work, and sometimes I play.
Spanish: Tom lleva un sombrero de aspecto extraño.
English: Tom is wearing a strange-looking hat.
Spanish: Tom habla como si fuera niña.
English: Tom talks as if he were a girl.
Spanish: Será mejor que no escribas aquí.
English: You'd better not write here.
Spanish: Ve a la habitación de mamá y pon la ropa allí.
English: Go to mom's room and put the clothes there.
Spanish: ¡Mira lo que tengo!
English: Look what I have!
Spanish: Estoy quebrado y cansado.
English: I am completely exhausted.
Spanish: Estoy quebrado y cansado.
English: I'm absolutely burnt out.
Spanish: Noche, cómplice de males y pesadillas.
English: Night, accomplice of evils and nightmares.
Spanish: Solo porque soy furry no quiere decir que pienso que soy un animal.
English: Just because I'm a furry doesn't mean I think I'm an animal.
Spanish: En verano, caminamos más a menudo que en invierno.
English: In summer, we walk more often than in winter.
Spanish: Mi observación es que los defensores religiosos se sienten pobres frente a la ciencia real y la ciencia ficción.
English: My observation is that religious proponents feel poor in the face of science fact and science fiction.
Spanish: Este gorrión se cayó del nido.
English: This sparrow fell from the nest.
Spanish: Nadamos mucho y lo disfrutamos.
English: We swim a lot and enjoy it.
Spanish: ¿Hay un teatro en tu ciudad?
English: Is there a theater in your town?
Spanish: La biblioteca está abierta hasta las nueve.
English: The library is open until nine.
Spanish: Nosotros vamos hacia el río.
English: We are going toward the river.
Spanish: Nosotras vamos hacia el río.
English: We are going toward the river.
Spanish: Su cocinero es extranjero pero no sé de dónde es.
English: Their cook is a foreigner but I do not know where he is from.
Spanish: Nuestra oficina está a la vuelta de la esquina.
English: Our office is around the corner.
Spanish: Sólo nos queda una cosa por hacer.
English: There's only one thing left for us to do.
Spanish: Esta caja es más grande que aquella.
English: This box is bigger than that one.
Spanish: Ahora, cierra el libro y di de qué trata el texto.
English: Now, close the book and say what the text is about.
Spanish: ¿Cuántas páginas hay en este libro?
English: How many pages are there in this book?
Spanish: Lea desde el principio de la página.
English: Read from the beginning of the page.
Spanish: En junio, el cine estará cerrado unos días.
English: In June, the movie theater is going to be closed for a few days.
Spanish: Mi fruta favorita es la manzana.
English: My favourite fruit is the apple.
Spanish: La flor más bonita que he visto nunca es la orquídea.
English: The nicest flower I've ever seen is the orchid.
Spanish: Le encanta la música y toca el piano.
English: He loves music and plays the piano.
Spanish: Le encanta la música y toca la guitarra.
English: He loves music and plays the guitar.
Spanish: Le encanta la música y toca la batería.
English: He loves music and plays the drums.
Spanish: Ese lugar está lleno de insectos, más que una simple mosca.
English: That place is full of insects, more than a simple fly.
Spanish: Pon la silla cerca de la ventana, por favor.
English: Put the chair near the window, please.
Spanish: Me gustaría ir al cine contigo.
English: I'd like to go to the movies with you.
Spanish: En la luna Ío, un volcán entró en erupción arrojando lava fundida y gases sulfurosos.
English: On the moon Io, a volcano erupted, spewing molten lava and sulfurous gases.
Spanish: Me pondría de acuerdo contigo, pero luego ambos estaríamos equivocados.
English: I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.
Spanish: Acabo de hacerme tutor de inglés como segundo idioma para niños en Latinoamérica.
English: I just became an online ESL tutor for kids in Latin America.
Spanish: Mi meta como profesor de idiomas no es hacer que mis estudiantes solo digan frases gramaticalmente perfectas. Es ayudarles a desarrollar la seguridad para expresarse en otro idioma, sea cual sea el método.
English: My goal as a language teacher isn't to get my students to only say grammatically perfect phrases. It's to help them build the confidence to express themselves in another language, however that may be.
Spanish: Caminando rápido, nadie va a notarlo.
English: By walking briskly, no one will see.
Spanish: ¿Cómo pudiste haber dicho que sí sin haberme consultado?
English: How could you say yes without consulting me?
Spanish: ¿Conoces a alguien que hable japonés?
English: Do you know anyone who speaks Japanese?
Spanish: Tom dejó de hablar cuando me vio.
English: Tom stopped talking when he saw me.
Spanish: No sé el nombre del compositor que escribió esta música.
English: I do not know the name of the composer who wrote this music.
Spanish: ¿Hablas francés, cierto?
English: You speak French, right?
Spanish: Era el atardecer en el desierto marciano rojo.
English: It was sunset in the red Martian desert.
Spanish: En la luna Ío, en aquella zona se encontraban varios volcanes en erupción.
English: On the moon Io, in that area were several erupting volcanoes.
Spanish: En Venus, en cuestión de minutos, la sonda espacial que aterrizó se derritió por el calor.
English: On Venus, within minutes, the space probe that landed melted in the heat.
Spanish: La sonda espacial se lanzó en paracaídas hasta el lago metánico de Titán.
English: The space probe parachuted down to the methanic lake on Titan.
Spanish: La sonda espacial solitaria atravesó los coloridos anillos de Saturno.
English: The lonely space probe zipped by Saturn's colourful rings.
Spanish: Algún día llegarás a entender.
English: One day, you'll come to understand.
Spanish: ¿Qué es una buena vida?
English: What is a good life?
Spanish: ¿Qué es una vida sensata?
English: What is a sensible life?
Spanish: ¿Qué es una vida sensible?
English: What is a sensible life?
Spanish: ¿Qué es una vida consciente?
English: What is a sensible life?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre una mesa y una silla?
English: What is the difference between a table and a chair?