arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Llegaste tarde, ¿verdad?
English: You got here late, didn't you?
Spanish: Lo podéis hacer si lo intentáis.
English: You guys can do it if you try.
Spanish: Tenías una semana para terminar esto.
English: You had a week to finish this.
Spanish: Tienes una familia en la que pensar.
English: You have a family to think of.
Spanish: Tienes una memoria bastante buena.
English: You have a pretty good memory.
Spanish: Tienes que darme más tiempo.
English: You have to give me more time.
Spanish: Has de obedecer a tus padres.
English: You have to obey your parents.
Spanish: Tienes que pagar por los servicios.
English: You have to pay for utilities.
Spanish: Me tiene que estrechar la chaqueta.
English: You have to take in my jacket.
Spanish: Aquí debes hablar bajito.
English: You have to talk quietly here.
Spanish: No me has preguntado nada.
English: You haven't asked me anything.
Spanish: Aún no has conocido a mi familia.
English: You haven't met my family yet.
Spanish: Tú sabes algo, ¿verdad?
English: You know something, don't you?
Spanish: Se te ve algo desorientada.
English: You look a little disoriented.
Spanish: Se te ve algo desorientado.
English: You look a little disoriented.
Spanish: Se te ve algo avergonzado.
English: You look a little embarrassed.
Spanish: Estás más linda que nunca.
English: You look as beautiful as ever.
Spanish: También podrías empezar de inmediato.
English: You may as well begin at once.
Spanish: También podrías irte de inmediato.
English: You may as well leave at once.
Spanish: Podrías recibirlo gratis.
English: You may get it free of charge.
Spanish: Puedes sentarte donde quieras.
English: You may sit wherever you like.
Spanish: Tal vez no quieras hacer eso.
English: You might not want to do that.
Spanish: Es posible que no quieras hacer eso.
English: You might not want to do that.
Spanish: Tal vez quieras hablar con Tom.
English: You might want to talk to Tom.
Spanish: Debes ser amigo de Tom.
English: You must be a friend of Tom's.
Spanish: Debes ser amiga de Tom.
English: You must be a friend of Tom's.
Spanish: Debes darlo por muerto.
English: You must give him up for dead.
Spanish: Debes mantener limpia tu pieza.
English: You must keep your room clean.
Spanish: Debes dejar tu habitación ordenada.
English: You must keep your room clean.
Spanish: Debes ocuparte del niño.
English: You must look after the child.
Spanish: Debes compensar la pérdida.
English: You must make up for the loss.
Spanish: Tienes que prestarle atención.
English: You must pay attention to him.
Spanish: ¡Tienes que pensar en tu familia!
English: You must think of your family.
Spanish: Debes trabajar duro para triunfar.
English: You must work hard to succeed.
Spanish: No debes decirle nada a Tom.
English: You mustn't tell Tom anything.
Spanish: No debéis decirle nada a Tom.
English: You mustn't tell Tom anything.
Spanish: Necesitas sentarte y descansar.
English: You need to sit down and rest.
Spanish: Necesitas dejar de desperdiciar tiempo.
English: You need to stop wasting time.
Spanish: Tiene que decirme la verdad.
English: You need to tell me the truth.
Spanish: No era necesario que tomaras un taxi.
English: You needn't have taken a taxi.
Spanish: Nunca se sabe lo que nos depara el futuro.
English: You never know what'll happen.
Spanish: Ya no necesitas hacer eso.
English: You no longer need to do that.
Spanish: Tocas muy bien la guitarra.
English: You play the guitar very well.
Spanish: Tocas el piano, ¿no?
English: You play the piano, don't you?
Spanish: Probablemente quieras estar sola.
English: You probably want to be alone.
Spanish: De verdad, no quieres saberlo.
English: You really don't want to know.
Spanish: Me recuerdas a tu hermano.
English: You remind me of your brother.
Spanish: Tú dijiste que estabas comiendo.
English: You said that you were eating.
Spanish: Deberías evitar atracones comiendo.
English: You should avoid binge eating.
Spanish: Ustedes deberían hacer reparar su coche.
English: You should get your car fixed.
Spanish: Deberías mandar a reparar tu auto.
English: You should get your car fixed.
Spanish: Deberías arreglar tu coche.
English: You should get your car fixed.
Spanish: Ahora deberías volver a la cama.
English: You should go back to bed now.
Spanish: Deberías de haber trabajado más duramente.
English: You should have worked harder.
Spanish: Deberías aprender defensa personal.
English: You should learn self-defense.
Spanish: Hoy deberías quedarte en casa.
English: You should stay at home today.
Spanish: Deberías estar lejos de Tom.
English: You should stay away from Tom.
Spanish: Deberías alejarte de él.
English: You should stay away from him.
Spanish: Deberías quitarte tu abrigo.
English: You should take off your coat.
Spanish: Debería quitarse su abrigo.
English: You should take off your coat.
Spanish: Deberían quitarse su abrigo.
English: You should take off your coat.
Spanish: Deberías decirle la verdad.
English: You should tell him the truth.
Spanish: Deberíais decirle la verdad.
English: You should tell him the truth.
Spanish: Deberías volver a presentarte al examen.
English: You should try the exam again.
Spanish: Deberías haber llamado a la policía.
English: You should've called the cops.
Spanish: Deberías haber probado la tarta.
English: You should've eaten some cake.
Spanish: Debiste haber dicho eso antes.
English: You should've said so earlier.
Spanish: Deberías haber visto la cara de Tom.
English: You should've seen Tom's face.
Spanish: Debiste haber lavado tu auto.
English: You should've washed your car.
Spanish: No debes beber y conducir.
English: You shouldn't drink and drive.
Spanish: No deberías haber ido allí.
English: You shouldn't have gone there.
Spanish: No deberías haberme mentido.
English: You shouldn't have lied to me.
Spanish: Tú no deberías reirte de Tom.
English: You shouldn't make fun of Tom.
Spanish: No deberías prejuzgar a la gente.
English: You shouldn't prejudge people.
Spanish: No deberías desperdiciar tu tiempo.
English: You shouldn't waste your time.
Spanish: No deberías perder tu tiempo.
English: You shouldn't waste your time.
Spanish: Antes fumabas, ¿verdad?
English: You used to smoke, didn't you?
Spanish: Solías fumar, ¿verdad?
English: You used to smoke, didn't you?
Spanish: Quieres el divorcio, ¿no es así?
English: You want a divorce, don't you?
Spanish: Estabas mirando, ¿no?
English: You were looking, weren't you?
Spanish: No eras difícil de encontrar.
English: You weren't difficult to find.
Spanish: No fuiste difícil de encontrar.
English: You weren't difficult to find.
Spanish: No hablabas en serio, ¿o sí?
English: You weren't serious, were you?
Spanish: Te será imposible llegar a buen puerto con este proyecto.
English: You won't finish this project.
Spanish: No tendrás una segunda oportunidad.
English: You won't get a second chance.
Spanish: Será mejor que hagas lo que dicen.
English: You'd better do what they say.
Spanish: Mejor vete a casa ya.
English: You'd better go back home now.
Spanish: Mejor váyanse a casa ya.
English: You'd better go back home now.
Spanish: Mejor váyase a casa ya.
English: You'd better go back home now.
Spanish: ¡Mejor que cerrés el pico!
English: You'd better hold your tongue.
Spanish: ¡Mejor, callate!
English: You'd better hold your tongue.
Spanish: ¡Mejor, cállate!
English: You'd better hold your tongue.
Spanish: Es preferible que no comas demasiado.
English: You'd better not eat too much.
Spanish: Sería mejor que no comieses demasiado.
English: You'd better not eat too much.
Spanish: Mejor no hubieras salido hoy.
English: You'd better not go out today.
Spanish: Será mejor que no salgas hoy.
English: You'd better not go out today.
Spanish: Es mejor que te lleves un paraguas.
English: You'd better take an umbrella.
Spanish: Comes con nosotros, ¿verdad?
English: You'll eat with us, won't you?
Spanish: Comes con nosotras, ¿verdad?
English: You'll eat with us, won't you?
Spanish: Coméis con nosotros, ¿verdad?
English: You'll eat with us, won't you?
Spanish: Coméis con nosotras, ¿verdad?
English: You'll eat with us, won't you?
Spanish: Come con nosotros, ¿verdad?
English: You'll eat with us, won't you?
Spanish: Come con nosotras, ¿verdad?
English: You'll eat with us, won't you?
Spanish: Comen con nosotras, ¿verdad?
English: You'll eat with us, won't you?
Spanish: Comen con nosotros, ¿verdad?
English: You'll eat with us, won't you?
Spanish: Vas a hacer que me dé un infarto.
English: You'll give me a heart attack.
Spanish: Nunca me alcanzarás.
English: You'll never catch up with me.
Spanish: Más adelante lo comprenderás.
English: You'll understand it later on.
Spanish: Usted es el jefe de Tomás, ¿verdad?
English: You're Tom's boss, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es el jefe de Tom, ¿no es verdad?
English: You're Tom's boss, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres un buen modelo a seguir, Tom.
English: You're a good role model, Tom.
Spanish: Tú eres un escritor muy talentoso.
English: You're a very talented writer.
Spanish: Estás actuando raro esta noche.
English: You're acting strange tonight.
Spanish: Estás cegado por tu odio.
English: You're blinded by your hatred.
Spanish: Hoy estás ocupado, ¿verdad?
English: You're busy today, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres más loco de lo que pensaba.
English: You're crazier than I thought.
Spanish: Es divertido tocar música contigo.
English: You're fun to play music with.
Spanish: Mola tocar música contigo.
English: You're fun to play music with.
Spanish: Es divertido tocar música con vosotros.
English: You're fun to play music with.
Spanish: Es divertido tocar música con vosotras.
English: You're fun to play music with.
Spanish: Es divertido tocar música con usted.
English: You're fun to play music with.
Spanish: Es divertido tocar música con ustedes.
English: You're fun to play music with.
Spanish: Mola tocar música con vosotras.
English: You're fun to play music with.
Spanish: Mola tocar música con vosotros.
English: You're fun to play music with.
Spanish: Mola tocar música con usted.
English: You're fun to play music with.
Spanish: Mola tocar música con ustedes.
English: You're fun to play music with.
Spanish: Vas a estropear esto.
English: You're going to screw this up.
Spanish: Vas hecho la mocha, ¿no?
English: You're in a hurry, aren't you?
Spanish: Estás en problemas, ¿no?
English: You're in trouble, aren't you?
Spanish: Estáis en problemas, ¿no?
English: You're in trouble, aren't you?
Spanish: Estás enfadado con Tom, ¿verdad?
English: You're mad at Tom, aren't you?
Spanish: Nunca se es demasiado viejo para aprender.
English: You're never too old to learn.
Spanish: Nunca es tarde para aprender.
English: You're never too old to learn.
Spanish: Ya no eres más solo un niño.
English: You're no longer a mere child.
Spanish: No te vas a dar por vencido, ¿verdad?
English: You're not giving up, are you?
Spanish: No vas a desistir, ¿a que no?
English: You're not giving up, are you?
Spanish: No estás intentando lo suficiente.
English: You're not trying hard enough.
Spanish: Eres muy bueno con el dibujo.
English: You're pretty good at drawing.
Spanish: Estás enfermo. Debes descansar.
English: You're sick. You have to rest.
Spanish: Estás enfermo. Tienes que descansar.
English: You're sick. You have to rest.
Spanish: Ustedes son un público tan amable.
English: You're such a lovely audience.
Spanish: Se suponía que estuvieras trabajando
English: You're supposed to be working.
Spanish: Eres mi único amigo.
English: You're the only friend I have.
Spanish: Eres mi única amiga.
English: You're the only friend I have.
Spanish: Eres la mujer de mis sueños.
English: You're the woman of my dreams.
Spanish: Eres muy valiente, ¿verdad?
English: You're very brave, aren't you?
Spanish: Habéis sido tan atentos conmigo.
English: You've all been so nice to me.
Spanish: Ya te han pagado, ¿no?
English: You've been paid, haven't you?
Spanish: Tienes mucha fuerza de voluntad.
English: You've got a lot of willpower.
Spanish: Tienes que tener más cuidado.
English: You've got to be more careful.
Spanish: Tenéis que ser más cuidadosos.
English: You've got to be more careful.
Spanish: Tienes que parar de hacer eso.
English: You've got to stop doing that.
Spanish: Tú misma lo has dicho a menudo.
English: You've often said so yourself.
Spanish: La gente joven tiende a pensar eso.
English: Young people tend to think so.
Spanish: Nos da igual la edad que tengas.
English: Your age doesn't matter to us.
Spanish: Su respuesta difiere de la mía.
English: Your answer differs from mine.
Spanish: Tu respuesta es diferente a la mía.
English: Your answer differs from mine.
Spanish: Tu comportamiento fue vergonzoso.
English: Your behavior was disgraceful.
Spanish: Tu conducta fue imperdonable.
English: Your behavior was inexcusable.
Spanish: Su bicicleta es mejor que la mía.
English: Your bike is better than mine.
Spanish: Tu bicicleta es mejor que la mía.
English: Your bike is better than mine.
Spanish: Tu cuello tiene una mancha.
English: Your collar has a stain on it.
Spanish: Es una censura injusta la que usted me hace.
English: Your criticism is very unfair.
Spanish: Tus demandas son irrazonables.
English: Your demands are unreasonable.
Spanish: Tienes una letra muy bonita.
English: Your handwriting is very good.
Spanish: Tu casa es más bonita que la mía.
English: Your house is nicer than mine.
Spanish: Vuestra casa es más bonita que la mía.
English: Your house is nicer than mine.
Spanish: Tus modales no son muy buenos.
English: Your manners aren't very good.
Spanish: No me ha llegado tu mensaje.
English: Your message didn't get to me.
Spanish: Tu vestido nuevo es la mar de bonito.
English: Your new dress is very pretty.
Spanish: Tus padres deberían saberlo.
English: Your parents ought to know it.
Spanish: Tu sarcasmo es inapropiado.
English: Your sarcasm is inappropriate.
Spanish: Tu historia es difícil de creer.
English: Your story is hard to believe.
Spanish: Tu traje es igual al mío.
English: Your suit is the same as mine.
Spanish: ¿Te gusta viajar? "Sí."
English: Do you like to travel? "Yes."
Spanish: «¿Es verdad que me quieres?» «Sí.»
English: Do you really love me? "Yes."
Spanish: ¿Qué hora es? "Son las tres y veinte."
English: What time is it? "It's 3:20."
Spanish: Un arco es inútil sin las flechas.
English: A bow is no use without arrows.
Spanish: Un arco no sirve de nada sin flechas.
English: A bow is no use without arrows.
Spanish: Un arco sin flechas no vale para nada.
English: A bow is no use without arrows.
Spanish: Un ladrón entró a su casa.
English: A burglar broke into his house.
Spanish: Entró un ladrón en la casa.
English: A burglar broke into the house.
Spanish: El coche es más rápido que la bicicleta.
English: A car is faster than a bicycle.
Spanish: Un gato siempre cae de pie.
English: A cat always lands on its feet.
Spanish: Un gato tiene una cola y cuatro patas.
English: A cat has a tail and four legs.
Spanish: Un gato estaba sentado en la silla.
English: A cat was sitting on the chair.
Spanish: Una catástrofe ha sido impedida.
English: A catastrophe has been averted.
Spanish: Una nube flotó por el cielo.
English: A cloud floated across the sky.
Spanish: Un perro está durmiendo en la entrada.
English: A dog is sleeping on the porch.
Spanish: Un árbol caído bloqueaba el paso.
English: A fallen tree blocked the path.
Spanish: Un perro feroz atacó a la niña.
English: A fierce dog attacked the girl.
Spanish: Un genio salió de la botella.
English: A genie came out of the bottle.
Spanish: Un jurado absolvió a Tom el año pasado.
English: A jury acquitted Tom last year.
Spanish: Una ración grande de patatas fritas, por favor.
English: A large order of fries, please.
Spanish: Un mapa nos ayuda a estudiar geografía.
English: A map helps us study geography.
Spanish: Una molécula está formada por átomos.
English: A molecule is made up of atoms.
Spanish: Un clavo pinchó el neumático.
English: A nail penetrated the car tire.
Spanish: Un desconocido me llamó ayer por teléfono.
English: A stranger phoned me yesterday.
Spanish: Una nieve de fresa, por favor.
English: A strawberry ice cream, please.
Spanish: Un helado de fresa, por favor.
English: A strawberry ice cream, please.
Spanish: Un tifón se acerca a Japón.
English: A typhoon is approaching Japan.
Spanish: El lugar de la mujer es en la casa.
English: A woman's place is in the home.
Spanish: El arma de la mujer es su lengua.
English: A woman's weapon is her tongue.
Spanish: Según Tom, Mary está enferma.
English: According to Tom, Mary is sick.
Spanish: Actúa como si no hubiera nada.
English: Act as if nothing has happened.
Spanish: El actinio se vaporiza a 3198ºC.
English: Actinium vaporizes at 3,198°C.
Spanish: De hecho Tomás es su verdadero nombre.
English: Actually, Tom is his real name.
Spanish: Todo lo que quiero es una oportunidad de ayudar.
English: All I want is a chance to help.
Spanish: Todo lo que quiero es estar tranquilo.
English: All I want is to be left alone.
Spanish: Lo único que quiero es que me dejen en paz.
English: All I want is to be left alone.
Spanish: Lo único que quiero es estar solo.
English: All I want is to be left alone.
Spanish: A todos los niños les gusta jugar al béisbol.
English: All boys like to play baseball.
Spanish: Todos nosotros aprobamos el plan.
English: All of us approved of the plan.
Spanish: Todas las piedras fueron movidas.
English: All the stones have been moved.
Spanish: Todos los estudiantes estudian inglés.
English: All the students study English.
Spanish: Todos sus esfuerzos fueron en vano.
English: All their efforts were in vain.
Spanish: La fuerzas americanas se estaban retirando.
English: American forces were withdrawn.
Spanish: Las fuerzas americanas fueron retiradas.
English: American forces were withdrawn.
Spanish: Una horda enfurecida la gritó.
English: An angry crowd screamed at her.
Spanish: Un elefante es un animal fuerte.
English: An elephant is a strong animal.
Spanish: Una bolsa con hielo disminuirá el dolor.
English: An ice pack will numb the pain.
Spanish: Un hombre feo llamó a mi puerta.
English: An ugly man knocked on my door.
Spanish: ¿Puedes contestar el teléfono?
English: Answer the telephone, will you?
Spanish: Las solicitudes vencen el lunes.
English: Applications are due by Monday.
Spanish: ¿Todos los libros están sobre la mesa?
English: Are all the books on the table?
Spanish: ¿Hay bolígrafos sobre el escritorio?
English: Are there any pens on the desk?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguna actualización de la seguridad?
English: Are there any security updates?
Spanish: ¿Hay actualizaciones de seguridad?
English: Are there any security updates?
Spanish: ¿Somos capaces de prevenir la enfermedad?
English: Are we able to prevent disease?
Spanish: ¿Eres un profesor o un estudiante?
English: Are you a teacher or a student?
Spanish: ¿Puedes entender a Tom?
English: Are you able to understand Tom?
Spanish: ¿Pueden entender a Tom?
English: Are you able to understand Tom?
Spanish: ¿Estás llamando desde Australia?
English: Are you calling from Australia?
Spanish: ¿Estás haciendo algo en especial?
English: Are you doing anything special?
Spanish: ¿Estás a favor o en contra de mi plan?
English: Are you for or against my plan?
Spanish: ¿Estás a favor o en contra de la guerra?
English: Are you for or against the war?
Spanish: ¿Saldrás fuera este verano?
English: Are you going away this summer?
Spanish: ¿Vas a venir a visitarme?
English: Are you going to come visit me?
Spanish: ¿Vas a dejar tu trabajo?
English: Are you going to quit your job?
Spanish: ¿Vas a correr todos los días?
English: Are you going to run every day?
Spanish: ¿Vas al colegio en autobús?
English: Are you going to school by bus?
Spanish: ¿Vas al gimnasio hoy?
English: Are you going to the gym today?
Spanish: ¿Estás conforme con tu peso?
English: Are you happy with your weight?
Spanish: ¿Estás interesado en el budismo?
English: Are you interested in Buddhism?
Spanish: ¿Acaso me estás escuchando?
English: Are you listening to me at all?
Spanish: ¿Eres uno de los parientes de Tom?
English: Are you one of Tom's relatives?
Spanish: ¿Estás preparado para lo peor?
English: Are you prepared for the worst?
Spanish: ¿Estás preparada para lo peor?
English: Are you prepared for the worst?
Spanish: ¿Estás poniendo en duda mis razones?
English: Are you questioning my motives?
Spanish: ¿Estás diciendo que soy un mentiroso?
English: Are you saying that I'm a liar?
Spanish: ¿Estás diciendo que soy una mentirosa?
English: Are you saying that I'm a liar?
Spanish: ¿Estáis diciendo que soy un mentiroso?
English: Are you saying that I'm a liar?
Spanish: ¿Estáis diciendo que soy una mentirosa?
English: Are you saying that I'm a liar?
Spanish: ¿Todavía estás enamorada de Tom?
English: Are you still in love with Tom?
Spanish: ¿Todavía estás enamorado de Tom?
English: Are you still in love with Tom?
Spanish: ¿Todavía trabajas con Tom?
English: Are you still working with Tom?
Spanish: ¿Estás segura de que no lo quieres?
English: Are you sure you don't want it?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de que no la quieres?
English: Are you sure you don't want it?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de que quieres esa?
English: Are you sure you want that one?
Spanish: ¿Estás segura de que quieres ese?
English: Are you sure you want that one?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de que quieres hacer esto?
English: Are you sure you want to do it?
Spanish: ¿Seguro que no vienes?
English: Are you sure you're not coming?
Spanish: ¿Tomas alguna medicina?
English: Are you taking any medications?
Spanish: ¿Ha terminado con el teléfono?
English: Are you through with the phone?
Spanish: ¿Te has acabado este libro?
English: Are you through with this book?
Spanish: ¿No nos estamos olvidando de algo?
English: Aren't we forgetting something?
Spanish: ¿No se avergüenza?
English: Aren't you ashamed of yourself?
Spanish: ¿No te avergonzás?
English: Aren't you ashamed of yourself?
Spanish: ¿No estás feliz de que Tom no esté aquí?
English: Aren't you glad Tom isn't here?
Spanish: ¿No te alegra haberte retirado?
English: Aren't you glad you're retired?
Spanish: ¿No son felices juntos?
English: Aren't you guys happy together?
Spanish: De pequeño solía ir a pescar.
English: As a boy, I used to go fishing.
Spanish: Hasta donde yo sé, él es honesto.
English: As far as I know, he is honest.
Spanish: En cuanto a mí, no tengo objeción.
English: As for me, I have no objection.
Spanish: Pregúntale a Tom si sabe hablar francés.
English: Ask Tom if he can speak French.
Spanish: Pídele a Tom que traiga a Mary mañana.
English: Ask Tom to bring Mary tomorrow.
Spanish: Pregúntale cuándo volverá.
English: Ask her when he will come back.
Spanish: Pregúntale el camino a la estación.
English: Ask him the way to the station.
Spanish: Pídele que cuente por encima su plan.
English: Ask him to sketch out his plan.
Spanish: Al comienzo, pensé que estaba enfermo.
English: At first, I thought I was sick.
Spanish: Al comienzo, pensé que estaba enferma.
English: At first, I thought I was sick.
Spanish: Por fin se dio cuenta de su error.
English: At last, he realized his error.
Spanish: Al fin, ellos se encontraron cara a cara.
English: At last, they met face to face.
Spanish: En la siguiente esquina, gira hacia la derecha.
English: At the next corner, turn right.
Spanish: Los bebés lloran cuando tienen hambre.
English: Babies cry when they're hungry.
Spanish: Ten cuidado al cruzar la calle.
English: Be careful crossing the street.
Spanish: Cuidado, no te cortes.
English: Be careful. Don't cut yourself.
Spanish: Cuidado, es un toro bravo.
English: Be careful. It's a fierce bull.
Spanish: Sé buena con tu hermanito.
English: Be nice to your little brother.
Spanish: Sé bueno con tu hermanito.
English: Be nice to your little brother.
Spanish: Prepárate para usar tu arma.
English: Be prepared to use your weapon.
Spanish: Las picaduras de abeja pueden ser muy dolorosas.
English: Bee stings can be very painful.
Spanish: Una picadura de abeja puede ser muy dolorosa.
English: Bee stings can be very painful.
Spanish: Las botellas de cerveza están hechas de vidrio.
English: Beer bottles are made of glass.
Spanish: Las abejas vuelan de flor en flor.
English: Bees fly from flower to flower.
Spanish: Beethoven fue un gran compositor.
English: Beethoven was a great composer.
Spanish: Beethoven fue un gran músico.
English: Beethoven was a great musician.
Spanish: No pasó mucho antes de que saliera la luna.
English: Before long, the moon came out.