arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: ¿Tu esposa sabe manejar?
English: Can your wife drive?
Spanish: ¿No podemos empezar de nuevo?
English: Can't we start over?
Spanish: ¿No podemos empezar desde el principio?
English: Can't we start over?
Spanish: ¿No puedes comprar un coche?
English: Can't you buy a car?
Spanish: ¿No puedes ir más rápido?
English: Can't you go faster?
Spanish: ¿Quieres darme una mano?
English: Care to lend a hand?
Spanish: ¡Cumpla usted mis órdenes!
English: Carry out my orders!
Spanish: ¿En efectivo o con tarjeta de crédito?
English: Cash or credit card?
Spanish: Atrápame si puedes.
English: Catch me if you can.
Spanish: La caballerosidad no ha muerto.
English: Chivalry isn't dead.
Spanish: La caballerosidad sigue viva.
English: Chivalry isn't dead.
Spanish: La gentileza no ha muerto.
English: Chivalry isn't dead.
Spanish: ¿Podría ser un virus?
English: Could it be a virus?
Spanish: ¿Podría dar más detalles?
English: Could you elaborate?
Spanish: ¿Podría firmar aquí?
English: Could you sign here?
Spanish: ¿Tenía otra opción?
English: Did I have a choice?
Spanish: ¿Le puse llave a la puerta?
English: Did I lock the door?
Spanish: ¿La habré puesto llave a la puerta?
English: Did I lock the door?
Spanish: ¿Tom te invitó a salir?
English: Did Tom ask you out?
Spanish: ¿Te invitó Tom a salir?
English: Did Tom ask you out?
Spanish: ¿Mintió Tom a Mary?
English: Did Tom lie to Mary?
Spanish: ¿Le picó una abeja?
English: Did a bee sting you?
Spanish: ¿Te ha visto alguien?
English: Did anybody see you?
Spanish: ¿Alguien te vio?
English: Did anybody see you?
Spanish: ¿Vinieron ellos hoy?
English: Did they come today?
Spanish: ¿Tú también lo oíste?
English: Did you hear it too?
Spanish: ¿Te acabas de levantar?
English: Did you just get up?
Spanish: ¿Has aprendido mucho?
English: Did you learn a lot?
Spanish: ¿Dejasteis propina?
English: Did you leave a tip?
Spanish: ¿Se lo contaste a alguien?
English: Did you tell anyone?
Spanish: ¿No viste eso?
English: Didn't you see that?
Spanish: Parta usted esto por la mitad.
English: Divide this in half.
Spanish: ¿Acaso maldigo demasiado?
English: Do I curse too much?
Spanish: ¿Tengo que ir ahora?
English: Do I have to go now?
Spanish: ¿Debo ir ahora?
English: Do I have to go now?
Spanish: ¿Necesitamos un plan B?
English: Do we need a Plan B?
Spanish: ¿Acaso te gusta perder?
English: Do you enjoy losing?
Spanish: ¿Entiendes la idea?
English: Do you get the idea?
Spanish: ¿Tú tienes un hijo?
English: Do you have a child?
Spanish: ¿Tienes tos?
English: Do you have a cough?
Spanish: ¿Tienes fiebre?
English: Do you have a fever?
Spanish: ¿Tiene usted una casa?
English: Do you have a house?
Spanish: ¿Tienes un cuchillo?
English: Do you have a knife?
Spanish: ¿Tienes un fósforo?
English: Do you have a match?
Spanish: ¿Tienes un lema?
English: Do you have a motto?
Spanish: ¿Tienes un teléfono?
English: Do you have a phone?
Spanish: ¿Usted tiene un teléfono?
English: Do you have a phone?
Spanish: ¿Tienes algún CD?
English: Do you have any CDs?
Spanish: ¿Tienes algo de goma de mascar?
English: Do you have any gum?
Spanish: ¿Tienes chicle?
English: Do you have any gum?
Spanish: ¿Tienes que cocinar?
English: Do you have to cook?
Spanish: ¿Tienes vértigos?
English: Do you have vertigo?
Spanish: ¿Tienes un diario?
English: Do you keep a diary?
Spanish: ¿Sabes el camino?
English: Do you know the way?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta jugar bolos?
English: Do you like bowling?
Spanish: ¿Le gustan las naranjas?
English: Do you like oranges?
Spanish: ¿Te gustan las naranjas?
English: Do you like oranges?
Spanish: ¿Os gustan las naranjas?
English: Do you like oranges?
Spanish: ¿Les gustan las naranjas?
English: Do you like oranges?
Spanish: ¿Te gustan las ostras?
English: Do you like oysters?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta el perejil?
English: Do you like parsley?
Spanish: ¿Os gusta el perejil?
English: Do you like parsley?
Spanish: ¿Le gusta el perejil?
English: Do you like parsley?
Spanish: ¿Les gusta el perejil?
English: Do you like parsley?
Spanish: ¿A usted le gusta cantar?
English: Do you like singing?
Spanish: ¿A usted le gusta cantar?
English: Do you like to sing?
Spanish: ¿Tú lo amas también?
English: Do you love him too?
Spanish: ¿También tú lo amas?
English: Do you love him too?
Spanish: ¿Me necesitas, Tom?
English: Do you need me, Tom?
Spanish: ¿Necesitas algo de mí, Tom?
English: Do you need me, Tom?
Spanish: ¿Necesitas el carro?
English: Do you need the car?
Spanish: ¿Necesita usted la llave?
English: Do you need the key?
Spanish: ¿Te acuerdas de Tom?
English: Do you remember Tom?
Spanish: ¿Usted habla francés?
English: Do you speak French?
Spanish: ¿Sabes hablar francés?
English: Do you speak French?
Spanish: ¿Habla usted francés?
English: Do you speak French?
Spanish: ¿Viajáis mucho?
English: Do you travel a lot?
Spanish: ¿Consumes ketamina?
English: Do you use ketamine?
Spanish: ¿Quieres beber algo?
English: Do you want a drink?
Spanish: ¿Querés ensalada?
English: Do you want a salad?
Spanish: ¿Quieren mi ayuda?
English: Do you want my help?
Spanish: ¿Quiere mi ayuda?
English: Do you want my help?
Spanish: ¿Quieres mi ayuda?
English: Do you want my help?
Spanish: ¿Querés mi ayuda?
English: Do you want my help?
Spanish: ¿Queréis mi ayuda?
English: Do you want my help?
Spanish: ¿Querés ayudar?
English: Do you want to help?
Spanish: ¿Quieres abandonar?
English: Do you want to quit?
Spanish: ¿Quieres descansar?
English: Do you want to rest?
Spanish: ¿Quieres esperar?
English: Do you want to wait?
Spanish: ¿Tiene Tom un gato?
English: Does Tom have a cat?
Spanish: ¿Tomás quiere un auto?
English: Does Tom want a car?
Spanish: ¿A nadie le importa?
English: Doesn't anyone care?
Spanish: ¡No te subas a esto!
English: Don't climb on this!
Spanish: No llores delante de la gente.
English: Don't cry in public.
Spanish: Que no se te caiga esa taza.
English: Don't drop that cup.
Spanish: No dejes que se te caiga el jabón.
English: Don't drop the soap.
Spanish: No te enojes conmigo.
English: Don't get mad at me.
Spanish: ¡No te acerques demasiado!
English: Don't get too close.
Spanish: No lo escuchés a Tomás.
English: Don't listen to Tom.
Spanish: ¡No me hagas reír!
English: Don't make me laugh!
Spanish: ¡No digas tonterías!
English: Don't talk nonsense!
Spanish: ¡No digas boludeces!
English: Don't talk nonsense!
Spanish: ¡No digas tonterías!
English: Don't talk nonsense.
Spanish: No se lo digáis a vuestro papá.
English: Don't tell your dad.
Spanish: ¡No trabajes demasiado!
English: Don't work too hard!
Spanish: ¿No odiáis a los perros?
English: Don't you hate dogs?
Spanish: ¿Acaso no sabes eso?
English: Don't you know that?
Spanish: ¿No te gusta el pescado?
English: Don't you like fish?
Spanish: ¿No te gusta el vino?
English: Don't you like wine?
Spanish: ¿No te encantan los gatos?
English: Don't you love cats?
Spanish: ¿No lo echas de menos?
English: Don't you miss that?
Spanish: ¿No echáis eso en falta?
English: Don't you miss that?
Spanish: La madera seca se quema bien.
English: Dry wood burns well.
Spanish: ¡Cómanse sus verduras!
English: Eat your vegetables.
Spanish: Perdone, me he perdido.
English: Excuse me, I'm lost.
Spanish: Hoy en día, el pescado está barato.
English: Fish is cheap today.
Spanish: Olvídate de eso, ¿vale?
English: Forget about it, OK?
Spanish: Consígueme un tiquete.
English: Get a ticket for me.
Spanish: Tráiganme una ambulancia.
English: Get me an ambulance.
Spanish: ¡Sal de aquí ya!
English: Get out of here now!
Spanish: ¡Largo de aquí, ahora!
English: Get out of here now!
Spanish: ¡Fuera de mi casa!
English: Get out of my house.
Spanish: Acostúmbrate, Tom.
English: Get used to it, Tom.
Spanish: Mandale saludos a Tomás de mi parte.
English: Give Tom my regards.
Spanish: Dale un beso a tu abuelita.
English: Give grandma a kiss.
Spanish: Déle recuerdos de mi parte.
English: Give him my regards.
Spanish: Devuélveme mi bolsa.
English: Give me back my bag.
Spanish: Devuélveme mi mochila.
English: Give me back my bag.
Spanish: Devuélveme mi bolso.
English: Give me back my bag.
Spanish: Andá a cepillarte los dientes.
English: Go brush your teeth.
Spanish: Váyanse a cepillarse los dientes.
English: Go brush your teeth.
Spanish: Váyanse a lavar los dientes.
English: Go brush your teeth.
Spanish: Anda y tírate al lago.
English: Go jump in the lake.
Spanish: Vete a hacer gárgaras.
English: Go jump in the lake.
Spanish: ¡Vete a tu habitación ahora mismo!
English: Go to your room now!
Spanish: ¡Vete a tu habitación ya!
English: Go to your room now!
Spanish: Dios siempre tiene la razón.
English: God is always right.
Spanish: ¿Tom se volvió loco?
English: Has Tom gone insane?
Spanish: El odio es nuestro enemigo.
English: Hatred is our enemy.
Spanish: Tomá una cerveza conmigo.
English: Have a beer with me.
Spanish: Pasa un buen fin de semana.
English: Have a good weekend.
Spanish: Que tengas un buen fin de semana.
English: Have a nice weekend!
Spanish: Que tengas un buen fin de semana.
English: Have a nice weekend.
Spanish: Él abusó de nuestra confianza.
English: He abused our trust.
Spanish: Él le compró un perro a ella.
English: He bought her a dog.
Spanish: Volvió a casa a las diez.
English: He came home at ten.
Spanish: Él persiguió al ladrón.
English: He chased the thief.
Spanish: Él fracasó a pesar de todo.
English: He failed after all.
Spanish: Él se levanta a las 7.
English: He gets up at seven.
Spanish: Él saludó a la dama.
English: He greeted the lady.
Spanish: Él tiene dos Picassos.
English: He has two Picassos.
Spanish: Odia viajar en avión.
English: He hates air travel.
Spanish: Odia los viajes en avión.
English: He hates air travel.
Spanish: Él es un hombre celoso.
English: He is a jealous man.
Spanish: Él es un niño travieso.
English: He is a naughty boy.
Spanish: Él es una persona grosera.
English: He is a rude person.
Spanish: Él es fácil de alcanzar.
English: He is easy to reach.
Spanish: Él supera los 80 kilos.
English: He is over 80 kilos.
Spanish: Sabe quiénes somos.
English: He knows who we are.
Spanish: Él llevó una vida sobria.
English: He led a sober life.
Spanish: Él vive en Marruecos.
English: He lives in Morocco.
Spanish: Él puede haber dicho eso.
English: He may have said so.
Spanish: Puede que él lo haya visto.
English: He may have seen it.
Spanish: Él nunca se queda por mucho.
English: He never stays long.
Spanish: Él se negó a hacer eso.
English: He refused to do so.
Spanish: Vio que estaba equivocado.
English: He saw he was wrong.
Spanish: Él durmió en el coche.
English: He slept in the car.
Spanish: Durmió en el coche.
English: He slept in the car.
Spanish: Él se quitó el sombrero.
English: He took off his hat.
Spanish: Él nació en 1960.
English: He was born in 1960.
Spanish: Fue atropellado por un carro.
English: He was hit by a car.
Spanish: Él estaba profundamente dormido.
English: He was sound asleep.
Spanish: Él estaba terriblemente emocionado.
English: He was very excited.
Spanish: Él hizo su mejor esfuerzo.
English: He will do his best.
Spanish: Él es un tipo de fiar.
English: He's a stand-up guy.
Spanish: Él tiene miedo de los perros.
English: He's afraid of dogs.
Spanish: Él le teme a los perros.
English: He's afraid of dogs.
Spanish: Él le tiene miedo a los perros.
English: He's afraid of dogs.
Spanish: Él lo está haciendo lo mejor que puede.
English: He's doing his best.
Spanish: Tiene cincuenta y tantos años.
English: He's in his fifties.
Spanish: Está jugando al Tetris.
English: He's playing Tetris.
Spanish: Él posiblemente esté equivocado.
English: He's probably wrong.
Spanish: Él es realmente egoísta.
English: He's really selfish.
Spanish: Él tiene miedo de los perros.
English: He's scared of dogs.
Spanish: ¡Eh!, no eres Tom.
English: Hey, you're not Tom.
Spanish: Hey. ¿Cómo va?
English: Hey. How's it going?
Spanish: Sostenete de la cuerda.
English: Hold on to the rope.
Spanish: Agárrate a la cuerda.
English: Hold on to the rope.
Spanish: Agarre usted bien la cuerda.
English: Hold the rope tight.
Spanish: Mantenga firme la cuerda.
English: Hold the rope tight.
Spanish: La honestidad es una virtud.
English: Honesty is a virtue.
Spanish: La sinceridad es una virtud.
English: Honesty is a virtue.
Spanish: ¡Cómo te he echado de menos!
English: How I've missed you!
Spanish: ¡Cuánto te he echado de menos!
English: How I've missed you!
Spanish: ¿Qué tal un poco de leche?
English: How about some milk?
Spanish: ¿Qué tan grande es el equipo?
English: How big is the team?
Spanish: ¿Cuán grande es el equipo?
English: How big is the team?
Spanish: ¿Cómo puedo olvidarlo?
English: How can I forget it?
Spanish: ¿Cómo llego?
English: How can I get there?
Spanish: ¿Cómo puedo agradecerle?
English: How can I thank you?
Spanish: ¿Cómo hizo eso Tom?
English: How did Tom do that?
Spanish: ¿Cómo hizo esto Tom?
English: How did Tom do this?
Spanish: ¿Cómo nos encontró Tom?
English: How did Tom find us?
Spanish: ¿Cómo te fue el examen?
English: How did the exam go?
Spanish: ¿Cómo salió el examen?
English: How did the exam go?
Spanish: ¿Cómo lo encontraste?
English: How did you find it?
Spanish: ¿Cómo me encontraron?
English: How did you find me?
Spanish: ¿Cómo nos has encontrado?
English: How did you find us?
Spanish: ¿Cómo lo hiciste?
English: How did you make it?
Spanish: ¿Cómo llego a NHK?
English: How do I get to NHK?
Spanish: ¿Cómo funcionan los imanes?
English: How do magnets work?
Spanish: ¿Cómo los paramos?
English: How do we stop them?
Spanish: ¿Cómo las paramos?
English: How do we stop them?
Spanish: ¿Cómo conoces a Tom?
English: How do you know Tom?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se dice eso?
English: How do you say that?
Spanish: ¿Cómo suena eso?
English: How does that sound?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se aplica esto?
English: How does this apply?
Spanish: ¿Cómo es tu audición?
English: How is your hearing?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiene ese chamaco?
English: How old is that boy?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos años tiene ese niño?
English: How old is that boy?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos años tiene ese perro?
English: How old is that dog?
Spanish: ¿Qué edad tiene este perro?
English: How old is this dog?
Spanish: ¿Qué edad tiene su gato?
English: How old is your cat?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos años tiene tu perro?
English: How old is your dog?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos años tiene su perro?
English: How old is your dog?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos años tiene su hijo?
English: How old is your son?
Spanish: ¿Qué edad tiene tu hijo?
English: How old is your son?
Spanish: ¡Qué extraña es la vida!
English: How strange life is!
Spanish: ¿Cómo fue la fiesta de Tom?
English: How was Tom's party?
Spanish: ¿Qué tal estuvo la fiesta de Tom?
English: How was Tom's party?
Spanish: ¿Cómo ha ido el concierto?
English: How was the concert?
Spanish: ¿Cómo estuvo el casamiento?
English: How was the wedding?
Spanish: ¿Cómo estuvo la boda?
English: How was the wedding?
Spanish: ¿Cómo estuvo tu verano?
English: How was your summer?
Spanish: ¿Cómo estuvo su verano?
English: How was your summer?
Spanish: ¿Cómo lo arreglarás?
English: How will you fix it?
Spanish: ¿Cómo lo haríais vosotros?
English: How would you do it?
Spanish: ¿Cómo es posible eso?
English: How's this possible?
Spanish: ¿Cómo es esto posible?
English: How's this possible?
Spanish: Apresúrate y entra.
English: Hurry up and get in.
Spanish: Yo estoy de acuerdo con su plan.
English: I agree to his plan.
Spanish: Tengo miedo de los perros.
English: I am afraid of dogs.
Spanish: Estoy muy avergonzado.
English: I am deeply ashamed.
Spanish: Hoy estoy en Tokio.
English: I am in Tokyo today.
Spanish: Me pone triste escucharlo.
English: I am sad to hear it.
Spanish: Le pedí a Tom que viniese.
English: I asked Tom to come.
Spanish: Le pedí a Tom que me ayudara.
English: I asked Tom to help.
Spanish: Le pedí a Tom que se quedara.
English: I asked Tom to stay.
Spanish: Le pedí a Tom que se quedase.
English: I asked Tom to stay.
Spanish: Pregunté cómo estaba Tom.
English: I asked how Tom was.
Spanish: Almorcé apresuradamente.
English: I ate a hasty lunch.
Spanish: Comí un almuerzo liviano.
English: I ate a light lunch.
Spanish: Me comí un almuerzo liviano.
English: I ate a light lunch.
Spanish: Yo creo que los fantasmas existen.
English: I believe in ghosts.
Spanish: Compré 24 lápices.
English: I bought 24 pencils.
Spanish: Le di la teta a mi bebé.
English: I breastfed my baby.
Spanish: Puedo conseguir que te despidan.
English: I can get you fired.
Spanish: Sé pelar una manzana.
English: I can peel an apple.
Spanish: Puedo pelar una manzana.
English: I can peel an apple.
Spanish: Puedo empezar en cualquier momento.
English: I can start anytime.
Spanish: No puedo volver a hacerlo.
English: I can't do it again.
Spanish: No puedo hacer eso ahora.
English: I can't do that now.
Spanish: No puedo dibujar un pájaro.
English: I can't draw a bird.
Spanish: No sé conducir un autobús.
English: I can't drive a bus.
Spanish: No puedo encontrar mi bolsa.
English: I can't find my bag.
Spanish: No encuentro mi bolígrafo.
English: I can't find my pen.
Spanish: No me puedo dar por vencido ahora.
English: I can't give up now.
Spanish: No puedo rendirme ahora.
English: I can't give up now.
Spanish: No puedo entender ni una palabra.
English: I can't hear a word.
Spanish: No puedo decirlo con exactitud.
English: I can't say exactly.
Spanish: No soporto a los mentirosos.
English: I can't stand liars.
Spanish: Llego a casa a las dos y media.
English: I come home at 2:30.
Spanish: No estoy de acuerdo contigo.
English: I disagree with you.
Spanish: No me gustan las manzanas.
English: I don't like apples.
Spanish: Digo lo que pienso.
English: I don't mince words.
Spanish: Conduzco una furgoneta negra.
English: I drive a black van.
Spanish: Tengo ganas de sonreír.
English: I feel like smiling.
Spanish: Me olvidé de preguntárselo.
English: I forgot to ask him.
Spanish: Le di una oportunidad a Tomás.
English: I gave Tom a chance.
Spanish: Voy al trabajo en colectivo.
English: I go to work by bus.
Spanish: Voy al trabajo en autobús.
English: I go to work by bus.
Spanish: Yo voy adonde yo quiera.
English: I go where I please.
Spanish: Conseguí una C en francés.
English: I got a C in French.
Spanish: He recibido un correo electrónico raro.
English: I got a weird email.
Spanish: Recibí un correo electrónico raro.
English: I got a weird email.
Spanish: Yo crecí siendo bilingüe.
English: I grew up bilingual.
Spanish: Supongo que yo estaba equivocada.
English: I guess I was wrong.
Spanish: Pasé una estupenda noche.
English: I had a great night.
Spanish: Tuve una semana frenética.
English: I had a hectic week.
Spanish: Comí un almuerzo liviano.
English: I had a light lunch.
Spanish: Tenía que ir a trabajar.
English: I had to go to work.
Spanish: Tuve que dejar que Tom se fuera.
English: I had to let Tom go.
Spanish: Tuve que dejar ir a Tom.
English: I had to let Tom go.
Spanish: Tuve que mentirle a Tom.
English: I had to lie to Tom.
Spanish: Tuve que alquilar un carro.
English: I had to rent a car.
Spanish: Tuve que alquilar un auto.
English: I had to rent a car.
Spanish: Odio tener que coger apuntes.
English: I hate taking notes.
Spanish: Tengo 13 empleados.
English: I have 13 employees.
Spanish: Tengo retortijones de hambre.
English: I have hunger pangs.
Spanish: Tengo que pedir disculpas.
English: I have to apologize.
Spanish: Tengo que hacerlo ahora.
English: I have to do it now.
Spanish: Tengo que hacer el almuerzo.
English: I have to eat lunch.
Spanish: Tengo que ir a por ello.
English: I have to go get it.
Spanish: Tengo que ir a cogerlo.
English: I have to go get it.
Spanish: Me tengo que ir a la cama.
English: I have to go to bed.
Spanish: Debo irme a la cama.
English: I have to go to bed.
Spanish: Tengo que quedarme en casa.
English: I have to stay home.
Spanish: Tengo que darle las gracias.
English: I have to thank him.
Spanish: Yo oigo con mis oídos.
English: I hear with my ears.
Spanish: Escuché un golpe de la puerta.
English: I heard a door slam.
Spanish: Me escondí detrás de un árbol.
English: I hid behind a tree.
Spanish: Tengo serias dudas al respecto.
English: I highly doubt that.
Spanish: Espero que Tom esté feliz.
English: I hope Tom is happy.
Spanish: Espero que Tom tenga razón.
English: I hope Tom is right.
Spanish: Espero que Tom diga que sí.
English: I hope Tom says yes.
Spanish: Espero que no esté enfermo.
English: I hope he isn't ill.
Spanish: Confío en que haya éxito.
English: I hope it goes well.
Spanish: Hoy me lastimé a mí mismo.
English: I hurt myself today.
Spanish: Acabo de recibir las noticias.
English: I just got the news.
Spanish: Acabo de tener una visión.
English: I just had a vision.
Spanish: Me acabo de hacer daño en la espalda.
English: I just hurt my back.
Spanish: Acabo de ver las noticias.
English: I just saw the news.
Spanish: Creo que la he fastidiado.
English: I kind of messed up.
Spanish: Creo que la he liado parda.
English: I kind of messed up.
Spanish: Sabía que Tom estaba aquí.
English: I knew Tom was here.
Spanish: Sabía que se trataba de Tom.
English: I knew that was Tom.
Spanish: Sabía que lo entenderías.
English: I knew you'd get it.
Spanish: Sé que resulto molesto.
English: I know I'm annoying.
Spanish: Sé que resulto molesta.
English: I know I'm annoying.
Spanish: Sé que soy inocente.
English: I know I'm innocent.
Spanish: Sé que Tom está cansado.
English: I know Tom is tired.
Spanish: Sé que Tom está agotado.
English: I know Tom is tired.
Spanish: Conozco el secreto de Tom.
English: I know Tom's secret.
Spanish: Conozco a la hermana de Tom.
English: I know Tom's sister.
Spanish: Sé unas cuantas cosas.
English: I know a few things.
Spanish: Yo sé cómo hacerlo.
English: I know how to do it.
Spanish: Sé cómo hacerlo.
English: I know how to do it.
Spanish: Sé cómo te sientes.
English: I know how you feel.
Spanish: No conozco a ninguno de ellos.
English: I know none of them.
Spanish: Sé que esto es difícil.
English: I know this is hard.
Spanish: Sé que podemos hacerlo.
English: I know we can do it.
Spanish: Sé lo que voy a hacer.
English: I know what I'll do.
Spanish: Sé lo que Tomás hizo.
English: I know what Tom did.
Spanish: Yo sé lo que es aquello.
English: I know what that is.
Spanish: Sé lo que hicisteis.
English: I know what you did.
Spanish: Yo sé cuándo renunciar.
English: I know when to quit.
Spanish: Yo sé cuándo parar.
English: I know when to quit.
Spanish: Yo sé cuándo abandonar.
English: I know when to quit.
Spanish: Yo sé dónde está ella.
English: I know where she is.
Spanish: Sé quién se hizo daño.
English: I know who got hurt.
Spanish: Sé quien se llevó a Tom.
English: I know who took Tom.
Spanish: Sé que estás enojado.
English: I know you're angry.
Spanish: A mí también me gusta el inglés.
English: I like English, too.
Spanish: No me gusta ninguno de ellos.
English: I like none of them.
Spanish: Me gusta la ensalada de papas.
English: I like potato salad.
Spanish: Me gusta la ensalada de patatas.
English: I like potato salad.
Spanish: Gano 100 € al día.
English: I make €100 a day.
Spanish: Me las arreglé para entrar.
English: I managed to get in.
Spanish: Ahora lo digo de veras.
English: I mean it this time.
Spanish: Debo de haberlo perdido.
English: I must have lost it.
Spanish: Debo de haberme quedado dormido
English: I must've dozed off.
Spanish: Necesito una docena de huevos.
English: I need a dozen eggs.
Spanish: Necesito un coche de policía.
English: I need a police car.
Spanish: Necesito conseguir un bolígrafo.
English: I need to get a pen.
Spanish: Yo obedecí a mis padres.
English: I obeyed my parents.
Spanish: Te debo 3.000 yenes.
English: I owe you 3,000 yen.
Spanish: ¡De verdad que no tengo suerte!
English: I really am unlucky!
Spanish: He vuelto a escribir mi informe.
English: I rewrote my report.
Spanish: Reescribí mi informe.
English: I rewrote my report.
Spanish: Volví a escribir mi informe.
English: I rewrote my report.
Spanish: Dije que tú podías ir.
English: I said you could go.
Spanish: Tom y yo nos vimos el lunes.
English: I saw Tom on Monday.
Spanish: Entiendo lo que quieres decir.
English: I see what you mean.
Spanish: Miré fijamente al hombre.
English: I stared at the man.
Spanish: Creo que estoy enamorado.
English: I think I'm in love.
Spanish: Creo que lo he entendido.
English: I think I've got it.
Spanish: Creo que Tom hizo trampas.
English: I think Tom cheated.
Spanish: Creo que va a estar bien.
English: I think it'll be OK.
Spanish: Creo que es un mito.
English: I think it's a myth.
Spanish: Creo que ella está enferma.
English: I think she is sick.