arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Voy a desenvolver el paquete.
English: I'm going to unwrap the package.
Spanish: Me alegro de no ser el jefe.
English: I'm happy that I'm not the boss.
Spanish: Sólo vivo cada día a la vez.
English: I'm just living from day to day.
Spanish: Solo estoy ocupándome de mí mismo.
English: I'm just looking out for myself.
Spanish: Yo me quedo con el coche y el perro.
English: I'm keeping the car and the dog.
Spanish: Ahora estoy un poco ocupado, Tom.
English: I'm kind of busy right now, Tom.
Spanish: Me voy a Canadá mañana.
English: I'm leaving for Canada tomorrow.
Spanish: Dejo la ciudad por un par de días.
English: I'm leaving town for a few days.
Spanish: Me voy de la ciudad por un par de días.
English: I'm leaving town for a few days.
Spanish: Estoy buscando un empleo a tiempo completo.
English: I'm looking for a full-time job.
Spanish: Busco un trabajo de jornada completa.
English: I'm looking for a full-time job.
Spanish: Estoy buscando una casa para alquilar.
English: I'm looking for a house to rent.
Spanish: Estoy buscando una agencia de viajes.
English: I'm looking for a travel agency.
Spanish: Estoy buscando mis lentes de contacto.
English: I'm looking for my contact lens.
Spanish: Ya no me dan miedo las arañas.
English: I'm no longer afraid of spiders.
Spanish: No soy médico, soy profesor.
English: I'm not a doctor, but a teacher.
Spanish: No soy médico, sino profesor.
English: I'm not a doctor, but a teacher.
Spanish: No voy a discutir con vos.
English: I'm not going to argue with you.
Spanish: No voy a discutirlo contigo.
English: I'm not going to argue with you.
Spanish: No voy a correr ese riesgo.
English: I'm not going to take that risk.
Spanish: No voy a desperdiciar mi dinero.
English: I'm not going to waste my money.
Spanish: No estoy en una posición para contestar.
English: I'm not in a position to answer.
Spanish: No tengo prisa en hacer eso.
English: I'm not in any hurry to do that.
Spanish: No estoy a favor de un plan así.
English: I'm not in favor of such a plan.
Spanish: No soy tan rico como para comprar eso.
English: I'm not rich enough to buy that.
Spanish: No voy a presentarme a la reelección.
English: I'm not running for re-election.
Spanish: No digo que su música sea mala.
English: I'm not saying his music is bad.
Spanish: No estoy diciendo que sea culpa de Tom.
English: I'm not saying it's Tom's fault.
Spanish: No estoy seguro de que pueda convencer a Tom.
English: I'm not sure I can convince Tom.
Spanish: No estoy seguro de poder convencer a Tom.
English: I'm not sure I can convince Tom.
Spanish: No estoy seguro de que quiera ver esto.
English: I'm not sure I want to see this.
Spanish: No estoy seguro de querer ver esto.
English: I'm not sure I want to see this.
Spanish: No estoy seguro que esté preparado para esto.
English: I'm not sure I'm ready for this.
Spanish: No estoy segura cuándo va a aparecer él.
English: I'm not sure when he'll turn up.
Spanish: No te estoy diciendo que vayas solo.
English: I'm not telling you to go alone.
Spanish: Los niños no se me dan muy bien.
English: I'm not very good with children.
Spanish: Soy lo suficientemente mayor para ser su padre.
English: I'm old enough to be her father.
Spanish: Solo voy a decir esto una vez.
English: I'm only going to say this once.
Spanish: Estoy muy seguro de que Tom es bilingüe.
English: I'm pretty sure Tom's bilingual.
Spanish: Me alegro mucho de que hayas podido venir.
English: I'm really happy you could come.
Spanish: Estoy satisfecho con su progreso.
English: I'm satisfied with his progress.
Spanish: Estoy ahorrando dinero para mi vejez.
English: I'm saving money for my old age.
Spanish: Momentáneamente estoy corto de efectivo.
English: I'm short of cash at the moment.
Spanish: Ahora mismo ando escaso de fondos.
English: I'm short of cash at the moment.
Spanish: Disculpe por haber demorado en contestar.
English: I'm sorry for the late response.
Spanish: Lo siento, mi papá no está en casa.
English: I'm sorry, my dad isn't at home.
Spanish: Lo siento, mi padre no está aquí.
English: I'm sorry, my father's not here.
Spanish: Estoy estudiando francés e inglés.
English: I'm studying French and English.
Spanish: Estoy seguro que podré arreglármelas.
English: I'm sure I can get away with it.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que nunca la he visto.
English: I'm sure I never saw her before.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que Tom no piensa eso.
English: I'm sure Tom doesn't think that.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que Tom querrá ayudarte.
English: I'm sure Tom will agree to help.
Spanish: Seguro que Tom querrá ayudarte.
English: I'm sure Tom will agree to help.
Spanish: Seguro que te gustará estar aquí.
English: I'm sure you'd enjoy being here.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que encontrarás un buen trabajo.
English: I'm sure you'll find a good job.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que estás haciendo todo lo que puedes.
English: I'm sure you're doing your best.
Spanish: Me voy a tomar un par de días libres.
English: I'm taking a couple of days off.
Spanish: Estoy llamando a Tom en el teléfono.
English: I'm talking to Tom on the phone.
Spanish: Yo soy quien tiene que hacer eso.
English: I'm the one that has to do that.
Spanish: Ahora mismo soy la única persona aquí.
English: I'm the only one here right now.
Spanish: Soy el único que los conoce.
English: I'm the only one who knows them.
Spanish: Soy la única que los conoce.
English: I'm the only one who knows them.
Spanish: Estoy pensando en ir a Europa.
English: I'm thinking of going to Europe.
Spanish: Estoy cansado y tengo dolor de cabeza.
English: I'm tired and I have a headache.
Spanish: Estoy cansada y quiero irme a casa.
English: I'm tired and I want to go home.
Spanish: Estoy cansado y quiero irme a casa.
English: I'm tired and I want to go home.
Spanish: Estoy cansado, pero de todas formas voy a ir.
English: I'm tired, but I'm going anyway.
Spanish: Estoy demasiado ocupado para hablar contigo.
English: I'm too busy to talk to you now.
Spanish: Estoy demasiado cansado para salir a hacer jogging.
English: I'm too tired to go out jogging.
Spanish: Estoy demasiado cansado para salir a correr.
English: I'm too tired to go out jogging.
Spanish: No soy capaz de hacerlo solo.
English: I'm unable to do that on my own.
Spanish: Estoy muy impresionado con tu trabajo.
English: I'm very impressed by your work.
Spanish: Estoy muy impresionado con su trabajo.
English: I'm very impressed by your work.
Spanish: Estoy segurísimo de que tengo que hacer eso.
English: I'm very sure I have to do that.
Spanish: Espero una llamada de Tom.
English: I'm waiting for a call from Tom.
Spanish: Estoy esperando a la mujer correcta.
English: I'm waiting for the right woman.
Spanish: Ahora le estoy escribiendo una carta a Tomás.
English: I'm writing a letter to Tom now.
Spanish: Ya me he comido la mitad del jamón.
English: I've already eaten half the ham.
Spanish: Yo ya he prometido hacer eso.
English: I've already pledged to do that.
Spanish: Ya leí el periódico de hoy.
English: I've already read today's paper.
Spanish: Siempre me han gustado las películas de terror.
English: I've always liked horror movies.
Spanish: He sido profesor durante mucho tiempo.
English: I've been a teacher a long time.
Spanish: Te he estado llamando toda la noche.
English: I've been calling you all night.
Spanish: Llevo horas llamándote.
English: I've been calling you for hours.
Spanish: Me he pasado toda la tarde en la cola.
English: I've been in line all afternoon.
Spanish: He estado en esta iglesia antes.
English: I've been in this church before.
Spanish: He estado antes en esta iglesia.
English: I've been in this church before.
Spanish: Hace años que vivo aquí.
English: I've been living here for years.
Spanish: He sido paciente toda mi vida.
English: I've been patient my whole life.
Spanish: Me han pedido que te ayude.
English: I've been requested to help you.
Spanish: Me enviaron a darte esto.
English: I've been sent to give you this.
Spanish: He estado sobrio más de tres años.
English: I've been sober for three years.
Spanish: Visité Boston tres veces.
English: I've been to Boston three times.
Spanish: He estado viajando por un tiempo.
English: I've been traveling for a while.
Spanish: Tuve mucha paciencia con vos.
English: I've been very patient with you.
Spanish: Llevo dos horas esperando.
English: I've been waiting for two hours.
Spanish: Cambié mi foto de perfil.
English: I've changed my profile picture.
Spanish: He venido aquí a trabajar con Tom.
English: I've come here to work with Tom.
Spanish: He descubierto un grave error.
English: I've discovered a serious error.
Spanish: Yo he disfrutado el leer esta novela.
English: I've enjoyed reading this novel.
Spanish: Terminé de leer aquel libro.
English: I've finished reading that book.
Spanish: Tengo ampollas en los dedos.
English: I've got blisters on my fingers.
Spanish: Tengo suficiente dinero para comprar un auto.
English: I've got enough money for a car.
Spanish: Tengo reserva para almorzar.
English: I've got reservations for lunch.
Spanish: Yo también tengo algo para ti.
English: I've got something for you, too.
Spanish: Ya me he hartado de Tom y Mary.
English: I've had enough of Tom and Mary.
Spanish: Ya me he cansado de Tom y Mary.
English: I've had enough of Tom and Mary.
Spanish: Ya me he hartado de tus excusas.
English: I've had enough of your excuses.
Spanish: Ya me he cansado de tus excusas.
English: I've had enough of your excuses.
Spanish: Ya te lo he mencionado antes.
English: I've mentioned it to you before.
Spanish: Nunca había estado tan orgulloso de Tom.
English: I've never been so proud of Tom.
Spanish: Nunca había estado tan orgullosa de Tom.
English: I've never been so proud of Tom.
Spanish: Nunca he hecho esto en mi vida.
English: I've never done this in my life.
Spanish: Nunca antes había comido mango.
English: I've never eaten a mango before.
Spanish: Nunca he volado en avión.
English: I've never flown in an airplane.
Spanish: Nunca he oído cantar a mi madre.
English: I've never heard my mother sing.
Spanish: Nunca he visto a nadie como tú.
English: I've never seen anyone like you.
Spanish: Sólo he hecho esto una vez.
English: I've only done this once before.
Spanish: He leído este libro tres veces.
English: I've read this book three times.
Spanish: He comenzado a ocultar mis llamadas.
English: I've started screening my calls.
Spanish: Todavía debo tomar mis píldoras.
English: I've still got to take my pills.
Spanish: He visitado Boston varias veces.
English: I've visited Boston a few times.
Spanish: El hockey sobre hielo es un deporte emocionante.
English: Ice hockey is an exciting sport.
Spanish: Si tuviera tiempo, te ayudaría.
English: If I had time, I could help you.
Spanish: Si yo fuera usted, no lo haría.
English: If I were you, I wouldn't do it.
Spanish: Si fuera tú, compraría ese.
English: If I were you, I'd buy that one.
Spanish: Si yo fuera tú, estudiaría más.
English: If I were you, I'd study harder.
Spanish: Si no estuviera enfermo, me uniría a vosotros.
English: If I weren't sick, I'd join you.
Spanish: Si alguien tiene la culpa, eres tú.
English: If anyone is to blame, it's you.
Spanish: Si él no viene, nosotros no iremos.
English: If he doesn't come, we won't go.
Spanish: No lo arregles si no está roto.
English: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Spanish: Si llueve nos quedaremos en casa.
English: If it rains, we'll stay at home.
Spanish: Ojalá hubiera seguido tu consejo.
English: If only I had taken your advice.
Spanish: Si disminuye el viento, iremos.
English: If the wind dies down, we'll go.
Spanish: Si estás desocupado, échame una mano.
English: If you are free, give me a hand.
Spanish: Si no vas a ir, yo tampoco voy.
English: If you don't go, I won't either.
Spanish: Si te da sueño, solo dime.
English: If you get sleepy, just tell me.
Spanish: Si quieres calidad, paga por ella.
English: If you want quality, pay for it.
Spanish: Si me quiere despedir, despídame.
English: If you want to fire me, fire me.
Spanish: Si quieres conversar, conversar.
English: If you want to talk, let's talk.
Spanish: Si quieres, te doy más.
English: If you want, I'll give you more.
Spanish: En marzo salen muchas flores.
English: In March, many flowers come out.
Spanish: De hecho, ella es bastante poco de fiar.
English: In fact, she's quite unreliable.
Spanish: La vida no es fácil.
English: In life there are ups and downs.
Spanish: En la vida hay altibajos.
English: In life there are ups and downs.
Spanish: No hay ningún reloj en mi habitación.
English: In my room, there are no clocks.
Spanish: Por la mañana el aire es fresco.
English: In the morning, the air is cool.
Spanish: En el invierno, los días son más cortos.
English: In the winter, days are shorter.
Spanish: ¿Cookie es un hámster o un jerbo?
English: Is Cookie a hamster or a gerbil?
Spanish: ¿El inglés es más difícil que el japonés?
English: Is English harder than Japanese?
Spanish: ¿Se enseña francés en tu colegio?
English: Is French taught at your school?
Spanish: ¿Tom todavía está muy ocupado para recibirme?
English: Is Tom still too busy to see me?
Spanish: ¿Dan comida en este vuelo?
English: Is a meal served on this flight?
Spanish: ¿Es una buena idea comer menos carne?
English: Is eating less meat a good idea?
Spanish: ¿Todos están listos para el viaje?
English: Is everybody ready for the trip?
Spanish: ¿Todas están listas para el viaje?
English: Is everybody ready for the trip?
Spanish: ¿Puedo beberme todo esto?
English: Is it OK if I drink all of this?
Spanish: ¿Puedo darle lechuga a mi perro?
English: Is it OK to feed my dog lettuce?
Spanish: ¿Le cuesta subir las escaleras?
English: Is it difficult to climb stairs?
Spanish: ¿Es difícil aprender francés?
English: Is it difficult to learn French?
Spanish: ¿Es inmoral comer carne?
English: Is it morally wrong to eat meat?
Spanish: ¿Le duele moverse así?
English: Is it painful to move like this?
Spanish: ¿De verdad es tan difícil de creer?
English: Is it really so hard to believe?
Spanish: ¿El almuerzo va incluido en este precio?
English: Is lunch included in this price?
Spanish: ¿Hay algo que te moleste, Tom?
English: Is something bothering you, Tom?
Spanish: ¿Es eso lo que quieres que yo diga?
English: Is that what you want me to say?
Spanish: ¿Es por eso que me quieres herir?
English: Is that why you want to hurt me?
Spanish: ¿Es por eso que me quieres matar?
English: Is that why you want to kill me?
Spanish: ¿Ha finalizado ya la conferencia?
English: Is the lecture already finished?
Spanish: ¿Hay un punto de información?
English: Is there an information counter?
Spanish: ¿Hay algo que debería saber?
English: Is there anything I should know?
Spanish: ¿Hay algo más que me haya faltado?
English: Is there anything else I missed?
Spanish: ¿Está este lugar lejos del banco?
English: Is this place far from the bank?
Spanish: ¿Es este el Ministerio de Trabajo?
English: Is this the Department of Labor?
Spanish: ¿Es esta la que buscáis?
English: Is this what you're looking for?
Spanish: ¿Es aquí donde trabaja tu madre?
English: Is this where your mother works?
Spanish: ¿No es ella una programadora de computadores?
English: Isn't she a computer programmer?
Spanish: ¿No hay nada que podamos hacer?
English: Isn't there something we can do?
Spanish: No se puede quitar. Está fijo.
English: It can't be removed. It's fixed.
Spanish: Me pareció que no era tan serio.
English: It didn't seem so serious to me.
Spanish: No importa lo que ella dijo.
English: It doesn't matter what she said.
Spanish: Aquí no llueve muy a menudo.
English: It doesn't rain here very often.
Spanish: Parece como si algo estuviera mal.
English: It feels like something's wrong.
Spanish: Quedó por debajo de mis expectativas.
English: It fell short of my expectation.
Spanish: Sucedió antes de que llegara.
English: It happened prior to my arrival.
Spanish: Debe ser tenido en consideración.
English: It has to be taken into account.
Spanish: Es una pena que él no pueda venir.
English: It is a pity that he can't come.
Spanish: Ya pasa de las cinco.
English: It is already past five o'clock.
Spanish: Es cruel burlarse de un ciego.
English: It is cruel to mock a blind man.
Spanish: Es difícil conocerse a uno mismo.
English: It is difficult to know oneself.
Spanish: Se está poniendo más helado día a día.
English: It is getting colder day by day.
Spanish: Cada día hace más frío.
English: It is getting colder day by day.
Spanish: Va haciendo más calor día a día.
English: It is getting hotter day by day.
Spanish: Cada día hace más calor.
English: It is getting hotter day by day.
Spanish: El amor es lo que manda en el mundo.
English: It is love that rules the world.
Spanish: Hablar inglés no es fácil.
English: It is not easy to speak English.
Spanish: Es realmente una historia bastante buena.
English: It is really quite a good story.
Spanish: Se dice que la casa está embrujada.
English: It is said the house is haunted.
Spanish: Está sujeto a la interpretación.
English: It is subject to interpretation.
Spanish: Faltan diez minutos para las once.
English: It is ten minutes before eleven.
Spanish: Hace un calor espantoso esta mañana.
English: It is terribly hot this morning.
Spanish: Hoy hace mucho frío, ¿verdad?
English: It is very cold today, isn't it?
Spanish: No es difícil de calcular.
English: It isn't difficult to calculate.
Spanish: No es fácil memorizar fechas.
English: It isn't easy to memorize dates.
Spanish: Este año no está lloviendo mucho.
English: It isn't raining much this year.
Spanish: No es algo que yo quiera hacer.
English: It isn't something I want to do.
Spanish: Parece que Tom está interesado.
English: It looks like Tom is interested.
Spanish: En Japón llueve mucho en junio.
English: It rains a lot in June in Japan.
Spanish: Parece que algo salió mal.
English: It seems something's gone wrong.
Spanish: Me da la impresión de que he perdido las llaves.
English: It seems that I've lost my keys.
Spanish: Parece que perdí mis llaves.
English: It seems that I've lost my keys.
Spanish: Parece que Tom estuvo aquí.
English: It seems that Tom has been here.
Spanish: Nevó desde el lunes hasta el viernes.
English: It snowed from Monday to Friday.
Spanish: Pronto empezó a llover mucho.
English: It soon began to rain very hard.
Spanish: Está muy bueno. ¿No crees?
English: It tastes very good, doesn't it?
Spanish: Sabe muy bien, ¿no?
English: It tastes very good, doesn't it?
Spanish: Fue Tom quien rompió la ventana.
English: It was Tom who broke the window.
Spanish: Fue un encuentro muy afortunado.
English: It was a very fortunate meeting.
Spanish: Fue una reunión cálida y amistosa.
English: It was a warm, friendly meeting.
Spanish: Era más o menos del porte de un huevo.
English: It was about the size of an egg.
Spanish: Fue un día ideal para caminar.
English: It was an ideal day for walking.
Spanish: Fue en 1950 cuando él nació.
English: It was in 1950 that he was born.
Spanish: No fue fácil convencerle.
English: It was not easy to convince him.
Spanish: Fue más corto de lo que él esperaba.
English: It was shorter than he expected.
Spanish: Fue duro terminar el trabajo.
English: It was tough to finish the work.
Spanish: Fue difícil terminar el trabajo.
English: It was tough to finish the work.
Spanish: Tom no fue el que lo tradujo.
English: It wasn't Tom who translated it.
Spanish: No fue en Boston donde nos conocimos.
English: It wasn't in Boston that we met.
Spanish: No fue en Boston donde nos encontramos.
English: It wasn't in Boston that we met.
Spanish: Solo tomará un par de minutos.
English: It will only take a few minutes.
Spanish: No será algo fácil de hacer.
English: It won't be an easy thing to do.
Spanish: No perjudicará intentar hacerlo.
English: It won't hurt to try doing that.
Spanish: Será mejor no ir en coche.
English: It would be better not to drive.
Spanish: Estaría bien si tuviera un coche.
English: It would be good if I had a car.
Spanish: Sería agradable casarse.
English: It would be nice to get married.
Spanish: No tomaría eso mucho tiempo.
English: It wouldn't take that much time.
Spanish: Será un día difícil para mí.
English: It'll be a difficult day for me.
Spanish: Tomará una hora llegar allá.
English: It'll take an hour to get there.
Spanish: Es un riesgo que debemos correr.
English: It's a chance we've got to take.
Spanish: Es una oportunidad que debemos aprovechar.
English: It's a chance we've got to take.
Spanish: Es un buen modo de hacer amigos.
English: It's a good way to make friends.
Spanish: Es una pena que Tomás no pueda venir.
English: It's a pity that Tom can't come.
Spanish: Es una lástima que Tomás no pueda venir.
English: It's a pity that Tom can't come.
Spanish: Es una pena que no puedas venir.
English: It's a pity that you can't come.
Spanish: Es una lástima que no puedas venir.
English: It's a pity that you can't come.
Spanish: Casi es hora de ir al colegio.
English: It's about time to go to school.
Spanish: Está empezando a cobrar sentido.
English: It's all starting to make sense.
Spanish: Es casi medianoche, ¡ve a la cama!
English: It's almost midnight. Go to bed.
Spanish: Ya casi es hora de comenzar.
English: It's almost time to get started.
Spanish: Lleva toda la mañana chispeando.
English: It's been drizzling all morning.
Spanish: Lleva toda la tarde nevando.
English: It's been snowing all afternoon.
Spanish: Es delicioso y saludable.
English: It's both delicious and healthy.
Spanish: Es más fácil morir que amar.
English: It's easier to die than to love.
Spanish: Es fácil adquirir malos hábitos.
English: It's easy to pick up bad habits.
Spanish: En algún lugar son las cinco en punto ahora.
English: It's five o'clock somewhere now.
Spanish: Esta noche va a llover.
English: It's going to rain this evening.
Spanish: Es difícil de robar a un ladrón.
English: It's hard to steal from a thief.
Spanish: Es difícil robar a un ladrón.
English: It's hard to steal from a thief.
Spanish: Es como estar en una tienda de golosinas.
English: It's like being in a candy shop.
Spanish: Es probable que ella tenga éxito.
English: It's likely that she'll succeed.
Spanish: Es más complicado que eso.
English: It's more complicated than that.
Spanish: No tiene caso pedirle ayuda.
English: It's no use asking him for help.
Spanish: No es buena idea hacer eso.
English: It's not a good idea to do that.
Spanish: No es difícil de calcular.
English: It's not difficult to calculate.
Spanish: No es nada menos que un milagro.
English: It's nothing short of a miracle.
Spanish: Suele ser difícil pedir ayuda.
English: It's often hard to ask for help.
Spanish: Es lo mejor que podemos hacer por el momento.
English: It's the best we can do for now.
Spanish: Es el menos caro de todos.
English: It's the least expensive of all.
Spanish: Es hora de que nos pongamos serios.
English: It's time for us to get serious.
Spanish: Es hora de tomárnoslo en serio.
English: It's time for us to get serious.
Spanish: Hace demasiado calor y estoy muy cansado.
English: It's too hot and I'm very tired.
Spanish: Son las dos de la mañana.
English: It's two o'clock in the morning.
Spanish: Innegablemente es el mejor método.
English: It's undeniably the best method.
Spanish: Depende de ti tomar una decisión.
English: It's up to you to make a choice.
Spanish: Aquí hace mucho frío en febrero.
English: It's very cold here in February.
Spanish: Hace mucho calor durante el verano.
English: It's very hot during the summer.
Spanish: Es muy amable de usted decir eso.
English: It's very kind of you to say so.
Spanish: Hace calor para esta época del año.
English: It's warm for this time of year.
Spanish: Es a ti a quien ella ama, no a mí.
English: It's you that she loves, not me.
Spanish: Eres tú el que no lo entiende.
English: It's you who doesn't understand.
Spanish: Japón no es tan grande como Canadá.
English: Japan is not as large as Canada.
Spanish: Sólo olerlo me repugna.
English: Just smelling it grosses me out.
Spanish: Sólo dile a Tom de lo que nos enteramos.
English: Just tell Tom what we found out.
Spanish: Sólo dile a Tom lo que descubrimos.
English: Just tell Tom what we found out.
Spanish: La justicia se encuentra en la corte.
English: Justice is found in a courtroom.
Spanish: La justicia prevalecerá al final.
English: Justice will prevail in the end.
Spanish: ¡Aleja tus manos de mi hija!
English: Keep your hands off my daughter!
Spanish: ¡No toques a mi hija!
English: Keep your hands off my daughter!