arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Tom abrió la cajuela y dejó salir al mono.
English: Tom opened the cage and let the monkey out.
Spanish: Creo que es la moto de Tom.
English: I think it's Tom's motorcycle.
Spanish: ¿Recibiste el mensaje de Tom?
English: Did you get Tom's message?
Spanish: Nunca me olvidaré de lo que me dijiste.
English: I'll never forget what you told me.
Spanish: ¿Qué idioma fue ese?
English: What language was that?
Spanish: Aprender un idioma es un placer o al menos puede convertirse en uno.
English: Learning a language is a pleasure or at least it can become one.
Spanish: Este perro no quiere moverse porque le duele la pata.
English: This dog doesn't want to move because his paw hurts.
Spanish: Cerraron las puertas y las ventanas.
English: They locked the doors and windows.
Spanish: Mis padres son españoles, pero yo nací en la Argentina.
English: My parents are Spanish, but I was born in Argentina.
Spanish: Ziri besó suavemente a Rima y ella le devolvió el beso.
English: Ziri gently kissed Rima and she kissed him back.
Spanish: No tiene dinero para comprar una casa.
English: He has no money to buy a house.
Spanish: Ziri se negó a hacer incluso eso.
English: Ziri refused to do even that.
Spanish: Este es tu título más legítimo.
English: This is your most legitimate title.
Spanish: ¿Puedes identificar palabras de origen latino en esta oración?
English: Can you spot words of Latin origin in this sentence?
Spanish: A los niños les gustan los gatitos y los perritos.
English: Kids like kitties and doggies.
Spanish: No sé si Tom todavía vive allí.
English: I don't know if Tom is still living there.
Spanish: ¿Cómo te fue en tu primer día de regreso al trabajo?
English: How was your first day back on the job?
Spanish: ¿No son felices juntos?
English: Aren't they happy together?
Spanish: Es sólo un hombre de negocios.
English: He's just a businessman.
Spanish: Ahora creo que casi consigo ver.
English: Now I think I can almost see.
Spanish: Dame una mordida de tu sandwich, y te daré una mordida del mío.
English: Give me a bite of your sandwich, and I'll give you a bite of mine.
Spanish: Ellos están interesados en la política.
English: They're interested in politics.
Spanish: Toki pona usa letras mayúsculas solo para los nombres.
English: Toki Pona uses capital letters only for names.
Spanish: No puedo resolver todos los problemas del mundo. Solo puedo intentar mejorarme a mí mismo, y con suerte inspirar a los demás a hacer lo mismo.
English: I can't fix all the world's problems. All I can do is try and improve myself, and hopefully inspire others to do the same.
Spanish: ¿Qué dijiste? ¿Lo podrías repetir?
English: What did you say? Could you repeat it?
Spanish: Tengo tantos libros, pero no he leído ninguno.
English: I have so many books, but I haven't read a single one.
Spanish: El inglés no es mi idioma nativo más de lo que lo es el español.
English: English is no more my native language than Spanish is.
Spanish: No poseerás nada, y serás feliz.
English: You will own nothing, and you will be happy.
Spanish: ¿Sobre qué te gusta que te halaguen?
English: What do you like being complimented on?
Spanish: Amas que te halaguen, pero amas aún más ser de gran ayuda.
English: You love being flattered, but you love being helpful even more.
Spanish: Creo que te anima mucho ser reconocido, y eso está bien.
English: I think it really brightens you up when someone recognizes you, and that's OK.
Spanish: Aún no te conozco del todo y estoy ansiosa por saber qué más hay.
English: I still don't know everything about you and I'm dying to know what else there is.
Spanish: Tu locura te va a hundir o te va a llevar muy lejos.
English: Your craziness will either sink you or take you very far.
Spanish: Creo que, en el fondo, no crees de verdad que yo sea capaz de entenderte en ningún sentido.
English: I think, deep down, you don't really think I'm capable of understanding you in any way, shape or form.
Spanish: ¿Qué piensas de mí ahora que me conoces más?
English: What do you think of me now that you know me better?
Spanish: Estoy ahorrando lo más que puedo.
English: I'm saving as much as I can.
Spanish: Estoy ahorrando lo más que puedo.
English: I'm saving the most I can.
Spanish: Viajar amplía los horizontes.
English: Travel broadens one's horizons.
Spanish: Una milla de carretera te puede llevar una milla, pero una milla de pista te puede llevar a donde sea.
English: A mile of road can take you a mile, but a mile of runway can take you anywhere.
Spanish: Hoy me desperté con ganas de jugar al fútbol.
English: Today I woke up feeling like playing soccer.
Spanish: El inglés no es mi idioma nativo más de lo que lo es el español.
English: English is not my native language any more than Spanish is.
Spanish: Sin dictadores malvados, ¿de qué escribiría Orwell?
English: Without bad dictators, what would Orwell be writing about?
Spanish: ¿De qué color es tu cabello?
English: What color is your hair?
Spanish: No puedo andar en bicicleta.
English: I can't ride a bike.
Spanish: Hola, soy Tom, ¿y tú?
English: Hi, I'm Tom. And you?
Spanish: Eso nos lo dice mucha gente.
English: Many people tell us that.
Spanish: De eso no sé nada.
English: I don't know anything about that.
Spanish: No, eso es todo, gracias.
English: No, that's all, thank you.
Spanish: Ella estaba llorando anoche.
English: She was crying last night.
Spanish: Te recuerdo serio, pero te recuerdo también gracioso, siempre querías salir en mis fotos.
English: I remember you were serious, but also silly. You always wanted to be in my pictures.
Spanish: Son justo esos momentos los que identifico como nuestro primer acercamiento, ya sabes, esa primera interacción que una persona tiene con otra.
English: These are the moments I consider our first approach. You know, that first interaction you have with someone else.
Spanish: Despídete de tus amigos.
English: Say goodbye to your friends.
Spanish: Estoy en una disputa constante entre lo que creo y lo que quiero.
English: I'm in a constant conflict between what I believe and what I want.
Spanish: Creo que tienes muy claras tus capacidades, pero no tus posibilidades.
English: I think you know your capabilities very well, but not your possibilities.
Spanish: Siento como que no pertenezco a ningún lado de la frontera.
English: I feel like I don't belong on either side of the border.
Spanish: New Horizons ha tomado fotos de Plutón.
English: New Horizons has taken pictures of Pluto.
Spanish: Vimos tres barcos en el horizonte.
English: We saw three ships on the horizon.
Spanish: Hay una tormenta en el horizonte.
English: There is a storm on the horizon.
Spanish: La sonda espacial New Horizons sobrevoló Plutón.
English: The New Horizons space probe flew by Pluto.
Spanish: Siento como que a veces me castigas por haberte decepcionado.
English: I feel like sometimes you punish me for having disappointed you.
Spanish: Tom tiene un hermano y una hermana.
English: Tom has a brother and a sister.
Spanish: Si te pregunta por mí, dile que no estoy. No quiero hablar con él si puedo evitarlo.
English: If he asks you where I am, tell him I'm not here. I don't want to talk to him if I can help it.
Spanish: Claro que Antonio tenía razón en eso pero es que incluso un reloj parado da la hora exacta dos veces al día.
English: Of course Antonio was right, but even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
Spanish: Tom ha sido furro desde los 13 años.
English: Tom has been a furry since he was 13.
Spanish: ¿De quién son estos paraguas?
English: Whose umbrellas are these?
Spanish: ¿Qué tipo de pan te gusta?
English: What kind of bread do you like?
Spanish: Tom está con amigos, ¿no?
English: Tom is with friends, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom no sabe nada al respecto.
English: Tom doesn't know anything about that.
Spanish: ¿Por qué no dices nada cuando te hago una pregunta?
English: Why do you say nothing when I ask you a question?
Spanish: Este peluche es anaranjado y un zorro: ¡dos de mis cosas favoritas juntas!
English: This stuffie is orange and a fox: two of my favorite things combined!
Spanish: Estaba sentado allí con los ojos cerrados.
English: He sat there with his eyes closed.
Spanish: Tom leyó la carta de Mary en voz alta.
English: Tom read Mary's letter aloud.
Spanish: Dijeron que no querían dormir.
English: They said they didn't want to sleep.
Spanish: ¿Dónde ha trabajado?
English: Where did he work?
Spanish: En el principio era la acción.
English: In the beginning was the deed.
Spanish: Cada uno oye sólo lo que entiende.
English: Everyone only hears what he understands.
Spanish: Cada uno oye sólo lo que entiende.
English: Everyone hears only what he understands.
Spanish: No me digas lo que no puedo hacer.
English: Don't tell me what I can't do.
Spanish: ¿Qué te parece si mato a algunos personajes en mi libro para hacerlo más interesante? "¿Qué tipo de libro es?" "Una autobiografía."
English: Should I kill off characters in my book to make it more exciting? "What type of book is it?" "An autobiography."
Spanish: Mary hizo trampa en el examen con la ayuda de una máquina del tiempo.
English: Mary cheated in the exam with the help of a time machine.
Spanish: ¿Soy el más modesto?
English: Am I the most humble?
Spanish: ¡Alcemos nuestros ositos peluches!
English: Let's hold up our teddy bears.
Spanish: No tienes que nacer en una familia adinerada para hacer grandes cosas.
English: You don't need to be born into a well-off family to do great things.
Spanish: ¿Quieres que todo el mundo te vea así?
English: Do you want everyone to see you like this?
Spanish: El lenguaje refleja quienes somos.
English: Language reflects who we are.
Spanish: ¿Cómo se llamaban ellos?
English: What were their names?
Spanish: Quiero ayudarte en todo lo que pueda.
English: I want to help you in every way I can.
Spanish: Si lo supiera, te diría.
English: If I'd known it, I'd have told you.
Spanish: ¿Por qué acepté hacer esto?
English: Why did I agree to this?
Spanish: ¿Por qué dejé que me hicieran esto?
English: Why did I let them do this to me?
Spanish: Tú nunca me has aburrido.
English: You've never bored me.
Spanish: Mary calza un 37.
English: Mary wears a size 37 in shoes.
Spanish: Tom se puso de cuclillas bajo el árbol.
English: Tom squatted down under the tree.
Spanish: Tom se puso de cuclillas al lado de su perro.
English: Tom squatted down next to his dog.
Spanish: Mary se puso de cuclillas al lado de su perro.
English: Mary squatted down next to her dog.
Spanish: ¿Dónde está la clínica más cercana?
English: Where is the nearest clinic?
Spanish: ¿Dónde se encuentra la clínica más cercana?
English: Where is the nearest clinic?
Spanish: Creo que es mejor que me vaya temprano.
English: I think it's best if I leave early.
Spanish: También fue instruido en música por Linus el centauro (los centauros eran caballos con cabeza de hombre); sin embargo, se dedicó con menos interés a este arte.
English: He was also instructed in music by Linus the centaur (centaurs were horses with a man's head); however, he devoted himself with less interest to this art.
Spanish: No sabía lo que encontraría aquí.
English: I didn't know what I'd find here.
Spanish: Tom se agachó junto a su perro.
English: Tom squatted down next to his dog.
Spanish: Tengo una esposa en 2D.
English: I have a 2D wife.
Spanish: A veces me digo que este maldito gobierno nos robó nuestra juventud.
English: Sometimes I tell myself that this damned government robbed us of our youth.
Spanish: Voy a mandar este mensaje desde mi computadora.
English: I'm going to send this message from my computer.
Spanish: Aquí es donde está enterrado el tesoro.
English: This is where the treasure is buried.
Spanish: Estoy harto de estar en casa todo el día.
English: I'm tired of being at home all day.
Spanish: Me gustaría poder pasar más tiempo con mis amigos.
English: I wish I could spend more time with friends.
Spanish: La semana que viene tengo que comprar ropa nueva.
English: I have to buy some new clothes next week.
Spanish: Tom es la persona más valiente que conozco.
English: Tom is the bravest person I know.
Spanish: ¿Dónde está tu coche?
English: Where's your car?
Spanish: No me pidas que haga algo imposible.
English: Don’t ask me to do something that's impossible.
Spanish: La entrada a la cueva está bloqueada por un dragón.
English: The entrance to the cave is blocked by a dragon.
Spanish: Creo que la gente de tu religión no lee mucho.
English: I think that people of your religion don't really read a lot.
Spanish: Antes había un jardín aquí.
English: There used to be a garden here.
Spanish: Aquí solía haber un jardín.
English: There used to be a garden here.
Spanish: Había unos chicos jugando cerca del río.
English: There were some boys playing near the river.
Spanish: Había unos niños jugando cerca del río.
English: There were some boys playing near the river.
Spanish: Un viudo es un hombre cuya cónyuge ha fallecido.
English: A widower is a man whose spouse has died.
Spanish: Una viuda es una mujer cuyo cónyuge ha fallecido.
English: A widow is a woman whose spouse has died.
Spanish: La gente de manos frías es de corazón cálido.
English: People with cold hands have warm hearts.
Spanish: ¿Cuántos hombres los custodian?
English: How many men are guarding them?
Spanish: ¿Quién de nosotros va a hacer la cena esta noche?
English: Which one of us is making dinner tonight?
Spanish: Llevamos la mesa al jardín.
English: We're carrying the table to the garden.
Spanish: Bienvenido a nuestro pueblo.
English: Welcome to our village.
Spanish: Bienvenida a nuestro pueblo.
English: Welcome to our village.
Spanish: Bienvenidos a nuestro pueblo.
English: Welcome to our village.
Spanish: Bienvenidas a nuestro pueblo.
English: Welcome to our village.
Spanish: En España sirven la comida sobre las dos.
English: In Spain they serve lunch at about two o'clock.
Spanish: ¿Alguna vez un humano pondrá un pie en un planeta diferente?
English: Will a human ever set foot on a different planet?
Spanish: Toma un baño de burbujas.
English: Take a bubble bath.
Spanish: Tom tomó un baño de burbujas.
English: Tom took a bubble bath.
Spanish: Aquel Lino reprochó una vez a Hércules que no era estudioso; entonces, enfurecido, el muchacho tomó de repente la lira y golpeó con todas sus fuerzas la cabeza del desafortunado maestro, que, postrado por el golpe, murió poco después. Y nadie quiso después hacerse cargo de tal oficio.
English: That Linus once reproached Hercules for not being studious; then, in a rage, the boy suddenly took up the lyre and struck with all his might the head of the unfortunate teacher, who, prostrated by the blow, soon after died. And no one after that wanted to take charge of such an office.
Spanish: Hablas demasiado rápido y no puedo entender todo lo que dices.
English: You talk too fast and I can't understand everything you say.
Spanish: ¿Por qué caminas tan rápido?
English: Why are you walking so fast?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no lo dijiste de inmediato?
English: Why didn't you say so right away?
Spanish: Tienes que ir al hospital inmediatamente.
English: You need to go to hospital immediately.
Spanish: Si te apresuras, puedes llegar.
English: If you hurry, you can make it.
Spanish: El Señor es mi pastor; nada me puede faltar.
English: The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.
Spanish: Forzar la felicidad en el corto plazo te hace sentir peor en el largo plazo.
English: Forcing happiness in the short term makes you feel worse in the long term.
Spanish: Lo que importa no son los medios sino el fin.
English: The end justifies the means.
Spanish: No puedo vivir ni contigo ni sin ti.
English: I can't live with or without you.
Spanish: Ni ere ni serás árabe.
English: You aren't and never will be Arab.
Spanish: Me es más fácil agredir a los republicanos que a los demócratas, probablemente porque yo mismo soy demócrata.
English: It's easier for me to lash out at Republicans than Democrats, probably because I myself am a Democrat.
Spanish: Cuando venga lo que destruirá la humanidad, será hecho con las mejores intenciones, y todos lo aceptaremos con gusto.
English: When the thing that will destroy humanity comes, it will be made with the best intentions, and we'll all buy into it willingly.
Spanish: ¿De verdad no te molesta?
English: It really doesn't bother you?
Spanish: Todos merecen sentirse bonitos de vez en cuando.
English: Everyone deserves to feel cute sometimes.
Spanish: Tus ojos se ven deliciosos.
English: Your eyes look delicious.
Spanish: Siempre hueles a coco, es agradable.
English: You always smell like coconut. It's nice.
Spanish: Si planeas robar, avísanos.
English: If you plan to shoplift, let us know.
Spanish: Los calzones van debajo de los pantalones, aunque seas superhéroe.
English: Underpants go underneath your pants, even if you're a superhero.
Spanish: No es una obra maestra, es un error.
English: It's not a masterpiece. It's a mistake.
Spanish: Me gusta tu estilo, es único.
English: I like your style. It's unique.
Spanish: Sigues usando esa palabra, pero no creo que signifique lo que crees que signfica.
English: You keep using that word, but I don't think it means what you think it means.
Spanish: Sigues usando esa palabra, pero dudo que signifique lo que crees que signfica.
English: You keep using that word, but I don't think it means what you think it means.
Spanish: ¿Cuántos años tienes ahora, chamaco?
English: How old are you now, child?
Spanish: Aquí te espero, así que no te preocupes.
English: I'll wait for you here, so don't worry.
Spanish: Acabo de inventar una nueva palabra esta mañana: el plagio.
English: I just came up with a new word this morning: plagiarism.
Spanish: Cuando una parte de un objeto se está quemando, otras partes de ese objeto tienden a prenderse también. Esto se llama "incendio".
English: When one part of an object is on fire, other parts of that object tend to light on fire as well. This is called a fire.
Spanish: El pescado sabe a mar.
English: The fish tastes of the sea.
Spanish: El pescado tiene sabor a mar.
English: The fish tastes of the sea.
Spanish: ¿Quién dice que Tom lo sabía?
English: Who says Tom knew?
Spanish: Cuando termine este trabajo voy a leer un libro.
English: I will read a book when I have finished this task.
Spanish: Hay muchos idiomas en el mundo.
English: There are many languages in the world.
Spanish: Tom no conocía a nadie en la sala.
English: Tom didn't know a single person in the room.
Spanish: Tom no conocía a ninguna persona de la sala.
English: Tom didn't know a single person in the room.
Spanish: Tenía muchas ganas de bailar con ella.
English: He really wanted to dance with her.
Spanish: La codicia ciega a los hombres.
English: Greed makes men blind.
Spanish: Apolo juzgó a Sócrates el hombre más sabio.
English: Apollo adjudged Socrates the wisest man.
Spanish: Sin duda, tienes razón.
English: Without a doubt, you're right.
Spanish: Lo siento por venir a esta tierra.
English: I'm sorry for coming into this world.
Spanish: Le pido ayuda a usted.
English: I ask for help from you.
Spanish: Tom podría hablar correctamente si quisiera, pero decide no hacerlo.
English: Tom could speak correctly if he wanted to. He just chooses not to.
Spanish: Perdón por venir a este mundo.
English: I'm sorry for coming into this world.
Spanish: Tom le pidió a Mary que lo hipnotizara.
English: Tom asked Mary to hypnotize him.
Spanish: Si planeas robar, avísanos.
English: If you plan to steal, let us know.
Spanish: ¿No te sientes mejor después de haber dormido un rato?
English: Don't you feel better now that you've slept a while?
Spanish: ¿Realmente nunca piensas en tus hijos?
English: Do you really never think about your kids?
Spanish: A mí no me gusta mi nombre.
English: I don't like my name.
Spanish: ¿Qué pierna duele?
English: Which leg hurts?
Spanish: Diez personas han resultado muertas o heridas en el accidente.
English: Ten people were killed or injured in the accident.
Spanish: Peter se enamoró de la chica.
English: Peter had fallen in love with that girl.
Spanish: Peter se enamoró de la muchacha.
English: Peter had fallen in love with that girl.
Spanish: Espero que nieve toda la noche.
English: I hope it snows all night.
Spanish: Es difícil para aquellos que están tristes fingir alegría.
English: It is difficult for those who are sad to feign joy.
Spanish: Los pingüinos no pueden volar, pero pueden nadar.
English: Penguins aren't able to fly, but they can swim.
Spanish: Dime, ¿tú defiendes la audacia de ese hombre?
English: Tell me, do you defend that man's audacity?
Spanish: Sacó una chispa del pedernal.
English: He struck a spark from the flint.
Spanish: Te ves bonita en ese vestido.
English: You look nice in that dress.
Spanish: Podrías decir que soy tímido.
English: You could say I'm shy.
Spanish: Tienes una deuda enorme hacía mi.
English: You owe me a huge debt.
Spanish: Nati y yo estábamos regando las flores, ¡y luego decidió regarme!
English: Nati and I were watering the flowers, then she decided to water me!
Spanish: Arroja las cenizas hacia el flujo de un arroyo.
English: Cast the ashes toward a flowing stream.
Spanish: ¡La sociedad no es justa!
English: Society is unfair!
Spanish: La carne roja es muy popular en varios platos.
English: Red meat is very popular in many dishes.
Spanish: Tienes que cambiar cómo piensas.
English: You have to change how you think.
Spanish: Tom se mojó los pantalones a propósito por curiosidad.
English: Out of curiosity, Tom wet his pants on purpose.
Spanish: Espero que no sea demasiado tarde para desbaratar los terribles planes de este miserable.
English: I hope it's not too late to foil this wretch's terrible plans.
Spanish: —¿No tienes nada mejor que hacer que traducir estúpidas frases en Tatoeba? —le preguntó ella.
English: Don't you have anything better to do than translate stupid sentences on Tatoeba? she asked him.
Spanish: Necesitas recordar quién eres.
English: You need to remember who you are.
Spanish: ¿Puedo venir esta noche a tu fiesta?
English: Can I come to your party tonight?
Spanish: Hablamos húngaro en casa.
English: We speak Hungarian at home.
Spanish: No deberíamos estar tratando a la gente como si fueran monstruos, nomás porque no coinciden con cómo creemos que debería ser el mundo.
English: We shouldn't be treating people like freaks just because they don't fit what we think the world should be.
Spanish: Ni se abren sus ojos y ya están tomando alcohol.
English: They haven't even fully woken up, and already they're drinking.
Spanish: Siento algo en mi boquita.
English: I feel something in my mouth.
Spanish: Volverá tarde o temprano.
English: She will come back sooner or later.
Spanish: Estoy comiendo con mi hermano.
English: I am eating with my brother.
Spanish: Estoy comiendo con mi hermana.
English: I am eating with my sister.
Spanish: Está en la planta baja.
English: It's on the ground floor.
Spanish: Yo también soy maestro.
English: I, too, am a teacher.
Spanish: Todos los que salen en la foto están sonriendo.
English: Everyone is smiling in the picture.
Spanish: Todos sonríen en la foto.
English: Everyone is smiling in the picture.
Spanish: Hoy es el Día Internacional de la Amistad.
English: Today is the International Day of Friendship.
Spanish: He venido para decir esto.
English: I came in order to say this.
Spanish: ¿Sabes dónde se compró un gato?
English: Do you know where she bought herself a cat?
Spanish: Roma no se hizo en un día.
English: Rome wasn't built in a day.
Spanish: Por la noche, puede ver las estrellas.
English: At night, she can see the stars.
Spanish: De noche, puede ver las estrellas.
English: At night, she can see the stars.
Spanish: Creo que cualquiera de estos podría ser una traducción válida al japonés.
English: I think either of these could possibly be a valid translation into Japanese.
Spanish: No quería sacarla de este ambiente porque le encanta estar aquí.
English: I didn't want to yank her out of this environment because she loves it here.
Spanish: ¿Qué hace que una llama sea azul?
English: What makes a flame blue?
Spanish: Natalia Lafourcade tiene una voz hermosa.
English: Natalia Lafourcade has a beautiful voice.
Spanish: ¿Quieres comida china?
English: Do you want Chinese food?
Spanish: Tienes talento para decir lo correcto en el momento adecuado.
English: You have a talent for saying the right thing at the right time.
Spanish: ¿Quién te dijo que hicieras esto?
English: Who told you to do this?