arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Voy a necesitar un poco de ayuda.
English: I'm going to need some help.
Spanish: Voy a necesitarte más tarde.
English: I'm going to need you later.
Spanish: Voy a necesitar tu ayuda.
English: I'm going to need your help.
Spanish: Voy a necesitar su ayuda.
English: I'm going to need your help.
Spanish: Voy a empezar mañana.
English: I'm going to start tomorrow.
Spanish: Voy a comenzar mañana.
English: I'm going to start tomorrow.
Spanish: Voy a nadar cada día.
English: I'm going to swim every day.
Spanish: Se lo voy a decir a todos.
English: I'm going to tell everybody.
Spanish: Voy a decir la verdad.
English: I'm going to tell the truth.
Spanish: Voy a usar tu teléfono.
English: I'm going to use your phone.
Spanish: Voy a esperar hasta las dos y media.
English: I'm going to wait till 2:30.
Spanish: Soy bueno resolviendo problemas.
English: I'm good at problem solving.
Spanish: Estoy feliz de que Tom esté feliz.
English: I'm happy that Tom is happy.
Spanish: Estoy teniendo problemas para concentrarme.
English: I'm having trouble focusing.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que no tienes razón.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que estás equivocada.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que estás equivocado.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que estáis equivocadas.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que estáis equivocados.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que no tenéis razón.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que usted no tiene razón.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que ustedes no tienen razón.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que usted está equivocada.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que usted está equivocado.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que ustedes están equivocadas.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy aquí para probar que ustedes están equivocados.
English: I'm here to prove you wrong.
Spanish: Estoy enamorado de la esposa de Tom.
English: I'm in love with Tom's wife.
Spanish: Me intriga la idea de Tom.
English: I'm intrigued by Tom's idea.
Spanish: Solo estoy un poco sorprendida.
English: I'm just a little surprised.
Spanish: Tan sólo me quedaré en casa.
English: I'm just going to stay home.
Spanish: Sólo estoy mirando, gracias.
English: I'm just looking, thank you.
Spanish: Solo estoy tratando de encontrar a Tom.
English: I'm just trying to find Tom.
Spanish: Solo estoy esperando una llamada.
English: I'm just waiting for a call.
Spanish: Estoy buscando otro trabajo.
English: I'm looking for another job.
Spanish: Estoy armando un avión de papel.
English: I'm making a paper airplane.
Spanish: Me encontraré con Tom el lunes próximo.
English: I'm meeting Tom next Monday.
Spanish: Soy más guapa que tú.
English: I'm more beautiful than you.
Spanish: Soy más guapa que usted.
English: I'm more beautiful than you.
Spanish: Soy más guapa que vosotras.
English: I'm more beautiful than you.
Spanish: Soy más guapa que ustedes.
English: I'm more beautiful than you.
Spanish: Soy más guapo que ustedes.
English: I'm more beautiful than you.
Spanish: Soy más guapo que vosotros.
English: I'm more beautiful than you.
Spanish: Soy más guapo que tú.
English: I'm more beautiful than you.
Spanish: Me muevo tan rápido como puedo.
English: I'm moving as fast as I can.
Spanish: Soy mucho mayor que tú.
English: I'm much older than you are.
Spanish: Nunca comeré acá otra vez.
English: I'm never eating here again.
Spanish: No soy mejor que un mendigo.
English: I'm no better than a beggar.
Spanish: No soy un esclavo del hábito.
English: I'm not a creature of habit.
Spanish: No puedo comprarme una casa.
English: I'm not able to buy a house.
Spanish: No me puedo comprar una casa.
English: I'm not able to buy a house.
Spanish: No me dan miedo los rayos.
English: I'm not afraid of lightning.
Spanish: No tengo permiso para decirte.
English: I'm not allowed to tell you.
Spanish: No soy tan charlatán como tú.
English: I'm not as talkative as you.
Spanish: No soy tan parlanchín como tú.
English: I'm not as talkative as you.
Spanish: No soy tan charlatana como tú.
English: I'm not as talkative as you.
Spanish: No soy tan parlanchina como tú.
English: I'm not as talkative as you.
Spanish: No soy tan hablador como tú.
English: I'm not as talkative as you.
Spanish: No soy tan habladora como tú.
English: I'm not as talkative as you.
Spanish: No me avergüenzo de nada.
English: I'm not ashamed of anything.
Spanish: No me avergüenzo de lo que soy.
English: I'm not ashamed of who I am.
Spanish: Aún no he terminado de leerlo.
English: I'm not done reading it yet.
Spanish: No voy a decir nombres.
English: I'm not going to name names.
Spanish: Hoy no voy a trabajar.
English: I'm not going to work today.
Spanish: No estoy orgullosa de lo que hice.
English: I'm not proud of what I did.
Spanish: No me enorgullezco de lo que hice.
English: I'm not proud of what I did.
Spanish: No estoy seguro de querer el empleo.
English: I'm not sure I want the job.
Spanish: No estoy seguro de si quiero el puesto.
English: I'm not sure I want the job.
Spanish: No estoy segura de que quiera el trabajo.
English: I'm not sure I want the job.
Spanish: No soy esa clase de persona.
English: I'm not that kind of person.
Spanish: No estoy preocupado por el dinero.
English: I'm not worried about money.
Spanish: Ahora estoy ocupado escribiendo un libro.
English: I'm now busy writing a book.
Spanish: Por el momento estoy en el campus.
English: I'm on campus at the moment.
Spanish: Soy apasionado por mi trabajo.
English: I'm passionate about my job.
Spanish: Estoy jugando con mis amigos.
English: I'm playing with my friends.
Spanish: Estoy muy interesado en eso.
English: I'm pretty interested in it.
Spanish: Estoy orgulloso de ser médico.
English: I'm proud of being a doctor.
Spanish: Estoy listo para la aventura.
English: I'm ready for the adventure.
Spanish: Voy con retraso sobre lo previsto.
English: I'm running behind schedule.
Spanish: Voy un poco tarde a la escuela.
English: I'm running late for school.
Spanish: Mi paciencia se está agotando.
English: I'm running out of patience.
Spanish: Lamento lo que hice.
English: I'm so sorry for what I did.
Spanish: Lo siento si fui grosero contigo.
English: I'm sorry I was rude to you.
Spanish: Lamento decepcionarte.
English: I'm sorry to disappoint you.
Spanish: Lamento que te sientas así.
English: I'm sorry you feel that way.
Spanish: Siento que nos dejes.
English: I'm sorry you're leaving us.
Spanish: Lo siento, estaba distraído.
English: I'm sorry, I was distracted.
Spanish: Perdón pero mi padre no está en casa.
English: I'm sorry, my father is out.
Spanish: Estoy empezando a ponerme celoso.
English: I'm starting to get jealous.
Spanish: Todavía estoy buscando trabajo.
English: I'm still looking for a job.
Spanish: Todavía estoy pensándomelo.
English: I'm still thinking about it.
Spanish: Se supone que debo hablar con Tom.
English: I'm supposed to talk to Tom.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que a Tom le gustará eso.
English: I'm sure Tom will like that.
Spanish: Estoy segura de que fue un accidente.
English: I'm sure it was an accident.
Spanish: Confío en que acabe pronto.
English: I'm sure it'll be over soon.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que triunfará.
English: I'm sure that he'll succeed.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que ella tiene razón.
English: I'm sure that she's correct.
Spanish: Estoy segura de que ella tiene razón.
English: I'm sure that she's correct.
Spanish: Estoy paseando por un parque.
English: I'm taking a walk in a park.
Spanish: Estoy dando un paseo en un parque.
English: I'm taking a walk in a park.
Spanish: Soy el líder de este equipo.
English: I'm the leader of this team.
Spanish: Yo soy el que recibió la paliza.
English: I'm the one who got beat up.
Spanish: Estoy muy contento de estar aquí.
English: I'm tickled pink to be here.
Spanish: Estoy cansado de todo este ruido.
English: I'm tired of all this noise.
Spanish: Estoy harto de todo este ruido.
English: I'm tired of all this noise.
Spanish: Me estoy esforzando todo lo que puedo.
English: I'm trying as hard as I can.
Spanish: Estoy intentando ayudar a un amigo.
English: I'm trying to help a friend.
Spanish: Estoy bajo un montón de presión.
English: I'm under a lot of pressure.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a quedarme hasta tarde.
English: I'm used to staying up late.
Spanish: Estoy totalmente convencido de eso.
English: I'm utterly convinced of it.
Spanish: Estoy muy orgulloso de mi padre.
English: I'm very proud of my father.
Spanish: Lo siento mucho, pero no puedo.
English: I'm very sorry, but I can't.
Spanish: Espero respuesta de usted.
English: I'm waiting for your answer.
Spanish: Estoy esperando su respuesta.
English: I'm waiting for your answer.
Spanish: Estoy trabajando en otro caso.
English: I'm working on another case.
Spanish: Estoy preocupada por todos.
English: I'm worried about everybody.
Spanish: En realidad, nunca lo he visto.
English: I've actually never seen it.
Spanish: Yo ya he leído este libro.
English: I've already read this book.
Spanish: Siempre me ha gustado ese nombre.
English: I've always liked that name.
Spanish: Me han pedido que te ayude.
English: I've been asked to help you.
Spanish: He estado en esto desde hace horas.
English: I've been at this for hours.
Spanish: Llevo aquí desde el lunes.
English: I've been here since Monday.
Spanish: Yo he estado aprendiendo a conducir.
English: I've been learning to drive.
Spanish: He estado holgazaneando recientemente.
English: I've been sluggish recently.
Spanish: He comprado una taza de café.
English: I've bought a cup of coffee.
Spanish: Me agarré un resfrío terrible.
English: I've caught a terrible cold.
Spanish: He escalado el monte Fuji dos veces.
English: I've climbed Mt. Fuji twice.
Spanish: He entendido el rompecabezas.
English: I've figured out the puzzle.
Spanish: Engordé tres kilos.
English: I've gained three kilograms.
Spanish: Tengo una cuerda en el maletero.
English: I've got a rope in my trunk.
Spanish: Tengo un poco de gripe.
English: I've got a touch of the flu.
Spanish: Tengo que salir de aquí.
English: I've got to get out of here.
Spanish: Tuve un día realmente duro.
English: I've had a really tough day.
Spanish: He oído esa canción antes.
English: I've heard that song before.
Spanish: He invitado a todos mis amigos.
English: I've invited all my friends.
Spanish: Acabo de llegar a Boston.
English: I've just arrived in Boston.
Spanish: Acabo de destrabar la puerta.
English: I've just unlocked the door.
Spanish: He dejado lo mejor para el final.
English: I've kept the best for last.
Spanish: He guardado lo mejor para el final.
English: I've kept the best for last.
Spanish: Lo he sabido por un tiempo.
English: I've known that for a while.
Spanish: He aprendido mucho de Tom.
English: I've learned a lot from Tom.
Spanish: Llevo viviendo aquí toda la vida.
English: I've lived here all my life.
Spanish: Nunca he volado en avión.
English: I've never flown in a plane.
Spanish: Nunca he tomado comida china.
English: I've never had Chinese food.
Spanish: Nunca he tenido ese problema.
English: I've never had that problem.
Spanish: Nunca he visto eso antes.
English: I've never seen that before.
Spanish: Nunca he cantado esto antes.
English: I've never sung this before.
Spanish: Una vez vi una ballena de verdad.
English: I've seen a live whale once.
Spanish: He visto todo lo que quiero ver.
English: I've seen all I want to see.
Spanish: He visto cuán inteligente es usted.
English: I've seen how smart you are.
Spanish: He visto muchísimos conciertos.
English: I've seen loads of concerts.
Spanish: No vi a nadie aparte de ti.
English: I've seen nobody except you.
Spanish: No he visto a nadie más que a ti.
English: I've seen nobody except you.
Spanish: He hablado con Tom sobre ello.
English: I've spoken to Tom about it.
Spanish: Lo he intentado en diversas ocasiones.
English: I've tried it several times.
Spanish: He tramado un buen plan.
English: I've worked out a good plan.
Spanish: Islandia pertenecía a Dinamarca.
English: Iceland belonged to Denmark.
Spanish: Por favor, llámeme si llueve.
English: If it rains, please call me.
Spanish: Ojalá los ciegos puedan ver.
English: If only the blind could see.
Spanish: Si no lo sabes, averígualo.
English: If you don't know, find out.
Spanish: Si comen eso, morirán.
English: If you eat that, you'll die.
Spanish: ¡El que sabe, sabe!
English: If you know it, you know it.
Spanish: Si mientes, te castigaré.
English: If you lie, I'll punish you.
Spanish: Si tú quieres ir, iremos.
English: If you want to go, we'll go.
Spanish: Imagínate a ti haciendo eso.
English: Imagine yourself doing that.
Spanish: De hecho, él no puede nadar bien.
English: In fact, he can't swim well.
Spanish: En mi opinión, tú estás equivocado.
English: In my opinion, you're wrong.
Spanish: ¿En qué mes nacieron ustedes?
English: In what month were you born?
Spanish: Investigue usted cuál es la causa.
English: Investigate the cause of it.
Spanish: El hierro es un metal muy útil.
English: Iron is a very useful metal.
Spanish: ¿Se habla inglés en Canadá?
English: Is English spoken in Canada?
Spanish: ¿El español es hablado en México?
English: Is Spanish spoken in Mexico?
Spanish: ¿En México se habla español?
English: Is Spanish spoken in Mexico?
Spanish: ¿Se habla español en México?
English: Is Spanish spoken in Mexico?
Spanish: ¿Alguien se va a comer eso?
English: Is anyone going to eat that?
Spanish: ¿Es él un estudiante trabajador?
English: Is he a hardworking student?
Spanish: ¿El dueño del auto es él?
English: Is he the owner of that car?
Spanish: ¿Es legal la caza de armadillos?
English: Is hunting armadillos legal?
Spanish: ¿Te importa si bebo alcohol?
English: Is it OK if I drink alcohol?
Spanish: ¿Es una mariposa o una polilla?
English: Is it a butterfly or a moth?
Spanish: ¿Es difícil hablar inglés?
English: Is it hard to speak English?
Spanish: ¿Esto está hecho de madera o de metal?
English: Is it made of wood or metal?
Spanish: ¿Ese es un diccionario de francés?
English: Is that a French dictionary?
Spanish: ¿Es mucho pedir?
English: Is that too much to ask for?
Spanish: ¿Es eso lo que Tom querría?
English: Is that what Tom would want?
Spanish: ¿Es eso lo que quieres hacer?
English: Is that what you want to do?
Spanish: ¿Aquel es tu perro?
English: Is that your dog over there?
Spanish: ¿Es esa tu decisión final?
English: Is that your final decision?
Spanish: ¿Esa es tu última palabra?
English: Is that your final decision?
Spanish: ¿Está la viga sólida o hueca?
English: Is the beam solid or hollow?
Spanish: ¿Acaso el trabajo es demasiado para ti?
English: Is the job too much for you?
Spanish: ¿Hay un gato sobre la mesa?
English: Is there a cat on the table?
Spanish: ¿Hay descuento por ser estudiante?
English: Is there a student discount?
Spanish: ¿Hay un servicio cerca de aquí?
English: Is there a toilet near here?
Spanish: ¿Hay un baño aquí cerca?
English: Is there a toilet near here?
Spanish: ¿Hay un baño cerca de aquí?
English: Is there a toilet near here?
Spanish: ¿Hay algún cajero automático por acá?
English: Is there an ATM around here?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguien en la habitación?
English: Is there anyone in the room?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguien en el cuarto?
English: Is there anyone in the room?
Spanish: ¿Hay algo que tenga que hacer?
English: Is there anything I must do?
Spanish: ¿Hay algo que podamos hacer?
English: Is there anything we can do?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguien más aquí?
English: Is there somebody else here?
Spanish: ¿Hay algo que necesites?
English: Is there something you need?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguna cosa que quieras?
English: Is there something you want?
Spanish: ¿Es un mal momento para visitarle?
English: Is this a bad time to visit?
Spanish: ¿Esto está hecho en Suiza?
English: Is this made in Switzerland?
Spanish: ¿Es esto lo mejor que puedes hacer?
English: Is this the best you can do?
Spanish: ¿Está correcta esta traducción?
English: Is this translation correct?
Spanish: ¿Tu escuela está en esta ciudad?
English: Is your school in this town?
Spanish: ¿Está tu escuela en esta ciudad?
English: Is your school in this town?
Spanish: ¿No es un poco raro?
English: Isn't that a little strange?
Spanish: Causó cierta conmoción.
English: It caused quite a commotion.
Spanish: Viene con sopa o ensalada.
English: It comes with soup or salad.
Spanish: Puede que sea tal y como dices.
English: It could be just as you say.
Spanish: Eso no me costó mucho.
English: It didn't cost me very much.
Spanish: No me afecta en absoluto.
English: It doesn't affect me at all.
Spanish: A mí no me parece gracioso.
English: It doesn't seem funny to me.
Spanish: Eso ocurrió hace mucho tiempo.
English: It happened a long time ago.
Spanish: Es una buena vista desde aquí.
English: It is a nice view from here.
Spanish: Es una total pérdida de tiempo.
English: It is a sheer waste of time.
Spanish: Es una especie en peligro de extinción.
English: It is an endangered species.
Spanish: Es más fácil de lo que pensé.
English: It is easier than I thought.
Spanish: Ya es hora de que vaya yendo.
English: It is high time I was going.
Spanish: Es usted muy amable de decírmelo.
English: It is kind of you to say so.
Spanish: Eso es más de lo que puedo soportar.
English: It is more than I can stand.
Spanish: Eso es más de lo que puedo aguantar.
English: It is more than I can stand.
Spanish: Es nuestro deber ayudarles.
English: It is our duty to help them.
Spanish: Es hora de cerrar el portón.
English: It is time to shut the gate.
Spanish: Hoy hace viento, ¿verdad?
English: It is windy today, isn't it?
Spanish: No es una carretera, sino un camino.
English: It isn't a road, but a path.
Spanish: No es tan malo como parece.
English: It isn't as bad as it seems.
Spanish: Parece que tienes razón.
English: It looks as if you're right.
Spanish: Parece que tiene razón.
English: It looks as if you're right.
Spanish: Parece que tienen razón.
English: It looks as if you're right.
Spanish: Parece que no hay nadie en casa.
English: It looks like no one's home.
Spanish: Parece que no haya nadie en casa.
English: It looks like no one's home.
Spanish: Tomará solo unos minutos.
English: It only takes a few minutes.
Spanish: Llovió mucho aquel invierno.
English: It rained a lot that winter.
Spanish: Ayer estuvo lloviendo todo el día.
English: It rained all day yesterday.
Spanish: Ayer llovió todo el día.
English: It rained all day yesterday.
Spanish: Parecía ser una buena idea.
English: It seemed to be a good idea.
Spanish: ¿No huele a algo extraño?
English: It smells weird, doesn't it?
Spanish: Empezó una reacción en cadena.
English: It started a chain reaction.
Spanish: De repente se puso a llover.
English: It suddenly started raining.
Spanish: Aquí solía ser tranquilo.
English: It used to be peaceful here.
Spanish: Fue Tomás quién acuchilló a María.
English: It was Tom who stabbed Mary.
Spanish: Fue Tomás el que acuchilló a María.
English: It was Tom who stabbed Mary.
Spanish: Fue un fracaso estrepitoso.
English: It was a resounding failure.
Spanish: Fue un sueño interesante.
English: It was an interesting dream.
Spanish: Todo fue culpa de Tomás.
English: It was entirely Tom's fault.
Spanish: Fue mi primer viaje a bordo de un barco.
English: It was my first trip aboard.
Spanish: Fue bien fácil para ellos.
English: It was rather easy for them.
Spanish: Hacía tanto frío que me dolían las orejas.
English: It was so cold my ears hurt.
Spanish: Era demasiado difícil para mí.
English: It was too difficult for me.
Spanish: El mes pasado hizo mucho frío.
English: It was very cold last month.
Spanish: Ayer noche hizo mucho frío.
English: It was very cold last night.
Spanish: Anoche hizo mucho frío.
English: It was very cold last night.
Spanish: Ayer hacía mucho viento.
English: It was very windy yesterday.
Spanish: Costará unos 10.000 yenes.
English: It'll cost about 10,000 yen.
Spanish: Pronto serán las tres.
English: It'll soon be three o'clock.
Spanish: Es una bendición disfrazada.
English: It's a blessing in disguise.
Spanish: Es un riesgo que tenemos que tomar.
English: It's a risk we have to take.
Spanish: Es un riesgo que tenemos que asumir.
English: It's a risk we have to take.
Spanish: Es un riesgo que tenemos que correr.
English: It's a risk we have to take.
Spanish: Es un organismo unicelular.
English: It's a single-cell organism.
Spanish: Es un pueblo de tres mil almas.
English: It's a town of 3,000 people.
Spanish: Es un camión con remolque.
English: It's a truck with a trailer.
Spanish: Es una cuestión muy apremiante.
English: It's a very pressing matter.
Spanish: Ya es temporada de tifones.
English: It's already typhoon season.
Spanish: Es un día cualquiera en el trabajo.
English: It's an average day at work.
Spanish: Ha pasado más de un mes.
English: It's been more than a month.
Spanish: Ha estado nevando toda la noche.
English: It's been snowing all night.
Spanish: Estuvo nevando toda la noche.
English: It's been snowing all night.
Spanish: Quedarse en casa es aburrido.
English: It's boring to stay at home.
Spanish: Es fácil comprender el porqué.
English: It's easy to understand why.
Spanish: Es divertido hablar en francés.
English: It's fun to speak in French.
Spanish: Es bueno que nieve.
English: It's good that it's snowing.
Spanish: Es genial tener una familia.
English: It's great to have a family.
Spanish: Es difícil dominar el inglés.
English: It's hard to master English.
Spanish: Es como un sueño hecho realidad.
English: It's like a dream come true.
Spanish: Nunca se ha hecho antes.
English: It's never been done before.
Spanish: No es una carretera, sino un camino.
English: It's not a road, but a path.
Spanish: No es tan malo como parece.
English: It's not as bad as it looks.
Spanish: No es tan malo como parece.
English: It's not as bad as it seems.
Spanish: No queda muy lejos de aquí.
English: It's not very far from here.
Spanish: Probablemente sea solo el viento.
English: It's probably just the wind.
Spanish: Es algo que tengo que hacer.
English: It's something I have to do.
Spanish: Ya es hora de irnos a casa.
English: It's time for us to go home.
Spanish: Ya es hora de que te levantes.
English: It's time for you to get up.
Spanish: Es hora de que enfrentes la realidad.
English: It's time you faced reality.
Spanish: Es demasiado temprano para irse a la cama.
English: It's too early to go to bed.
Spanish: Hace demasiado calor para que nosotros trabajemos.
English: It's too hot for us to work.
Spanish: Muy probablemente venga él.
English: It's very likely he'll come.
Spanish: Es pequeñísimo y angosto.
English: It's very small and cramped.
Spanish: Está calentito debajo de la sábana.
English: It's warm under the blanket.
Spanish: Es tu problema, no el mío.
English: It's your problem, not mine.
Spanish: Me voy a lavar la cara.
English: I’m going to wash my face.
Spanish: Pero no le digas a nadie más.
English: Just don't tell anyone else.
Spanish: Aprende de los errores de los demás.
English: Learn from others' mistakes.
Spanish: Aprender caligrafía es divertido.
English: Learning calligraphy is fun.
Spanish: Déjalo donde lo encontraste.
English: Leave it where you found it.
Spanish: Deja los libros tal como están.
English: Leave the books as they are.
Spanish: Deja la comida sobre la mesa.
English: Leave the food on the table.
Spanish: Deje la comida sobre la mesa.
English: Leave the food on the table.
Spanish: Déjanos solos un momento.
English: Leave us alone for a minute.
Spanish: Lenin les ordenó que se rebelaran.
English: Lenin ordered them to rebel.
Spanish: Déjame que juzgue eso yo.
English: Let me be the judge of that.
Spanish: Déjame presentarte a Tom.
English: Let me introduce Tom to you.
Spanish: Cenemos fuera para variar.
English: Let's dine out for a change.
Spanish: Saltémonos la escuela mañana.
English: Let's ditch school tomorrow.
Spanish: Vamos a comer ahora. Me estoy muriendo de hambre.
English: Let's eat now. I'm starving.
Spanish: Vamos a animar a los jugadores.
English: Let's encourage the players.
Spanish: Salgamos de este lugar.
English: Let's get out of this place.
Spanish: Vamos mañana por la tarde.
English: Let's go tomorrow afternoon.