arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Incendiaron la cabaña.
English: The hut was set on fire.
Spanish: El lago continental más grande del mundo es el Mar Caspio.
English: The largest continental lake in the world is the Caspian Sea.
Spanish: Las calles resplandecen bajo el sol primaveral.
English: The streets glow in the spring sun.
Spanish: El hebreo es mi idioma nativo.
English: Hebrew is my native tongue.
Spanish: Las cabras tienen dos cuernos huecos.
English: Goats have two hollow horns.
Spanish: Un caballo es sinónimo de gracia, fuerza y gran belleza.
English: A horse is synonymous with grace, strength and great beauty.
Spanish: Los caballos tienen una melena y una cola larga y peluda.
English: Horses have a mane and a thick, long tail.
Spanish: Lanza primero tu corazón y tu caballo saltará el obstáculo. Muchos desfallecen ante el obstáculo. Son los que no han lanzado primero el corazón.
English: Throw your heart first and your horse will jump the obstacle. Many people give up before facing obstacles. They are the ones who have not thrown the heart first.
Spanish: Las leonas no tienen melena.
English: Lionesses have no mane.
Spanish: Todavía tengo un par de cosas que hacer.
English: I still have a couple of things to do.
Spanish: ¡Hola, Tom! ¿Cómo estás?
English: Hello Tom! How are you?
Spanish: La rosa y la espina, y la tristeza y la alegría están unidos entre sí.
English: The rose and the thorn, sadness and joy are constant pairs.
Spanish: Cada flor fragante nos está contando los secretos del Universo.
English: Each fragrant flower is telling us the secrets of the Universe.
Spanish: El hambre suele producir poemas inmortales. La abundancia, únicamente indigestiones y torpezas.
English: Hunger often produces immortal poems. Abundance, only indigestion and clumsiness.
Spanish: Los europeos modernos son muy parecidos a los americanos.
English: Modern Europeans and Americans are very much alike.
Spanish: Usted debería aprender a controlarse.
English: You should learn how to control yourself.
Spanish: Todo lo que escuchamos es una opinión, no un hecho. Todo lo que vemos es una perspectiva, no es la verdad.
English: Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.
Spanish: La vida de un hombre es lo que sus pensamientos hacen de ella.
English: A man's life is what his thoughts make of it.
Spanish: ¿Hay algún remedio casero para la garganta seca?
English: Is there a home remedy for dry throat?
Spanish: Me duele mucho la garganta al tragar.
English: My throat really hurts when I swallow.
Spanish: Me duele mucho el codo derecho.
English: My right elbow hurts a lot.
Spanish: Los artiodáctilos tienen un número par de pezuñas.
English: Artiodactyls have an even number of nails.
Spanish: Los perisodáctilos tienen un número impar de pezuñas.
English: Perissodactyls have an odd number of nails.
Spanish: Me dan miedo las avispas.
English: I am afraid of wasps.
Spanish: Le tengo miedo al dentista.
English: I have a fear of dentists.
Spanish: Le tengo miedo a los mosquitos.
English: I'm afraid of mosquitoes.
Spanish: Sí, me temo que sí.
English: Yes, I'm afraid so.
Spanish: Mary dio a luz a una hija.
English: Mary gave birth to a daughter.
Spanish: Él vio a una linda mina.
English: He saw a pretty girl.
Spanish: Él laburó tres meses en la embajada.
English: He has worked in the embassy for three months.
Spanish: La mayor rémora de la vida es la espera del mañana y la pérdida del día de hoy.
English: What delays life is the wait for tomorrow and the loss of today.
Spanish: El lenguaje de la verdad debe ser, sin duda alguna, simple y sin artificios.
English: The language of truth must be, with no doubt, simple and without artifice.
Spanish: La vergüenza puede limitar lo que la ley no prohíbe.
English: Shame can limit what the law does not prohibit.
Spanish: Todo lo que se inicia con ira, termina en vergüenza.
English: Whatever is begun in anger ends in shame.
Spanish: ¿Dónde está tu sombrilla?
English: Where's your umbrella?
Spanish: María es la musa de su novia.
English: Mary is her girlfriend's muse.
Spanish: No temas que tu orientación sexual te vaya a condenar. El infierno no existe.
English: Don't be afraid that your sexual orientation will damn you. Hell doesn't exist.
Spanish: La creencia predominante desde la disolución de la Unión Soviética ha sido que otro mundo no es posible.
English: The predominant belief since the dissolution of the Soviet Union has been that another world is not possible.
Spanish: Esta tarde tengo que tomar parte en una cita importante.
English: I have an important meeting I have to attend this afternoon.
Spanish: Garanticé que nadie me seguía.
English: I made sure no one was following me.
Spanish: Me aseguré de que nadie me seguía.
English: I made sure no one was following me.
Spanish: No es que tengamos poco tiempo, sino que perdemos mucho.
English: It's not true that we have little time, but that we waste a lot.
Spanish: No he nacido para un solo rincón, ni como un árbol. Mi patria es todo el mundo.
English: I was not born to live in only one place, like a tree. My homeland is the whole world.
Spanish: El pobre carece de muchas cosas, pero el avaro carece de todo.
English: A poor man misses many things, but a miser misses everything.
Spanish: No es pobre el que tiene poco, sino el que mucho desea.
English: He is not poor who has little, but who longs for much.
Spanish: ¡Estudia! No para saber una cosa más, sino para saberla mejor.
English: Study! Not to enlarge what you already know, but to know it better.
Spanish: Nadie es tan joven que no pueda morir hoy.
English: No one is so young that he can not die today.
Spanish: La muerte es una quimera: porque mientras yo existo, no existe la muerte; y cuando existe la muerte, ya no existo yo.
English: Death is a chimera: because while I exist, death does not exist; and when there is death, I no longer exist.
Spanish: Así como una jornada bien empleada produce un dulce sueño, así una vida bien usada causa una dulce muerte.
English: Just as a well-used day produces a soft sleep, a well-used life causes a quiet death.
Spanish: Lo que no te mata, te fortalece.
English: What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
Spanish: Lo que no nos mata nos fortalece.
English: What doesn't kill us makes us stronger.
Spanish: Tom sólo está tratando de sobrevivir.
English: Tom is just trying to survive.
Spanish: Cuando estés en Roma, compórtate como los romanos.
English: When you are in Rome, act like the Romans.
Spanish: Las lágrimas son la sangre del alma.
English: Tears are the blood of the soul.
Spanish: El pasado ya no es y el futuro no es todavía.
English: The past is no longer and the future is not yet.
Spanish: El mundo no fue hecho en el tiempo, sino con el tiempo.
English: The world was not made in time, but with time.
Spanish: No vayas fuera, vuelve a ti mismo. En el hombre interior habita la verdad.
English: Don't go out, come back to yourself. In the inner man dwells the truth.
Spanish: Es imposible ganar sin que otro pierda.
English: It is impossible to win without another one losing.
Spanish: Es imposible ganar sin que otro pierda.
English: You can not win without someone losing.
Spanish: La lengua maldiciente es indicio de mal corazón.
English: The cursing tongue is an indication of a bad heart.
Spanish: La lengua maldiciente es indicio de mal corazón.
English: A slanderous tongue is an indication of a bad heart.
Spanish: Ten en cuenta lo que vayas a decir, no lo que pienses.
English: Keep in mind what you are going to say, not what you think.
Spanish: Tan malo es no creer a nadie como creer a todos.
English: Believing no one is as bad as believing everyone.
Spanish: Es más cruel temer a la muerte que morir.
English: It is more cruel to fear death than to die.
Spanish: Quien sólo vive para sí, está muerto para los demás.
English: He who only lives for himself is dead to others.
Spanish: Nos interesan los demás cuando se interesan por nosotros.
English: We are interested in others, when they are interested in us.
Spanish: El primer paso para resolver un problema es reconocer que existe.
English: The first step in solving any problem is recognizing there is one.
Spanish: Él quería comprar una pequeña casa en Rumania.
English: He wanted to buy a small house in Romania.
Spanish: Justo después de encenderlo, el horno estaba muy caliente, después de una hora estaba apenas caliente, después de dos horas estaba apenas tibio, y después de tres horas estaba ya completamente frío.
English: Soon after being lit, the oven was very hot; an hour later, it was just hot; two hours afterwards, it was no more than lukewarm, and after three hours it was already completely cold.
Spanish: Cuando la vida te presente razones para llorar, demuéstrale que tienes mil y una razones para reír.
English: When life gives you reasons to cry, show that you have a thousand and one reasons to laugh.
Spanish: La tristeza es un don del cielo, el pesimismo es una enfermedad del espíritu.
English: Sadness is a gift from heaven, pessimism is a disease of the spirit.
Spanish: Dime amigo: ¿La vida es triste o soy triste yo?
English: Tell me, my friend: Is life sad or sad am I?
Spanish: El zapato que va bien a una persona es estrecho para otra: no hay receta de la vida que vaya bien para todos.
English: The shoe that fits one person pinches another; there is no recipe for living that suits all cases.
Spanish: Cuando no se puede lograr lo que se quiere, mejor cambiar de actitud.
English: When you can not achieve what you want, you'd better change your attitude.
Spanish: Es preciso elevarse con las alas del entusiasmo. Si se razona, no se volará jamás.
English: It is necessary to rise upon the wings of enthusiasm. If you reason, you will never fly.
Spanish: Esta catedral tiene un gran órgano.
English: This cathedral has a large organ.
Spanish: Una vez un hombre le dijo a Buda, "yo quiero ser feliz". Buda respondió, "primero retira "yo", esto es el ego, después remueve "quiero", porque es el deseo. Mira, ahora solo tienes felicidad".
English: A man once said to the Buddha, "I want to be happy!" Buddha said, "First remove 'I', that's ego, then remove 'want', that's desire. See, now you are left with only happiness!"
Spanish: ¿Por qué venís a mí?
English: Why do you come to me?
Spanish: No creo que quiera estudiar el francés con vos.
English: I don't think I want to study French with you.
Spanish: La esperanza es como el sol, a medida que nos acercamos, arroja la sombra de nuestra carga detrás de nosotros.
English: Hope is like the sun, which, as we journey toward it, casts the shadow of our burden behind us.
Spanish: No queda mucha manteca en la heladera.
English: There isn't much butter left in the refrigerator.
Spanish: Ahora se volteó la tortilla.
English: Now the shoe is on the other foot.
Spanish: Cada uno tenía un problema con Sami.
English: Everybody had a problem with Sami.
Spanish: ¿Hoy no tenés que ir a la escuela?
English: Don't you have to go to school today?
Spanish: ¿Hoy ustedes no tienen que ir a la escuela?
English: Don't you have to go to school today?
Spanish: ¿Podés decirme dónde Tom vive?
English: Can you tell me where Tom lives?
Spanish: Tom leyó la placa con nombre de Mary.
English: Tom read Mary's name tag.
Spanish: No hay nada que hacer aquí.
English: There is nothing to do here.
Spanish: ¡Estoy loco por ti!
English: I am crazy about you.
Spanish: ¡Estoy loca por ti!
English: I am crazy about you.
Spanish: ¡Estoy loco por vos!
English: I am crazy about you.
Spanish: No veo hombres acá.
English: I do not see men here.
Spanish: Llámame a las seis y media, por favor.
English: Call me at half past six please.
Spanish: ¿Por qué no viniste a la fiesta de ayer?
English: Why didn't you come to the party yesterday?
Spanish: ¿Dónde has comprado este libro?
English: Where did you buy this book?
Spanish: Una lengua nunca es suficiente.
English: One language is never enough.
Spanish: La situación está peor cada día que pasa.
English: The situation is getting worse every day.
Spanish: Es más difícil de lo que piensas.
English: It's more difficult than what you think.
Spanish: ¡Estoy tan feliz cuando me escribes!
English: I'm so happy when you write to me!
Spanish: Era imposible conducir por la niebla.
English: It was impossible to drive in the fog.
Spanish: La carretera fue cerrada a causa de la niebla.
English: The road was closed due to the fog.
Spanish: Suele formarse niebla cuando hay humedad y baja la temperatura.
English: Fog is usually formed when there is humidity and low temperature.
Spanish: No se ve a más de diez metros por la niebla.
English: You can't see more than ten metres in the fog.
Spanish: Cuando se den cuenta, yo ya me habré ido.
English: When they realise, I will have already left.
Spanish: No eres un pingüino, Tomás.
English: You're not a penguin, Thomas.
Spanish: Puedo leer inglés, pero no puedo hablarlo.
English: I can read English, but I can't speak it.
Spanish: Vivo en el norte de Suecia.
English: I live in northern Sweden.
Spanish: ¿Dónde está mi celular?
English: Where's my mobile?
Spanish: Ya somos siete mil millones.
English: We're already 7 billion.
Spanish: Él está muy preocupado por usted.
English: He's very worried about you.
Spanish: Los ladrones sabían lo que hacían.
English: The thieves knew what they were doing.
Spanish: Cuanto menos sepa, mejor.
English: The less she knows, the better.
Spanish: Platón creía que el universo estaba hecho de triángulos.
English: Plato thought that the universe was made up of triangles.
Spanish: No es necesario traer un regalo.
English: It is not necessary to bring a gift.
Spanish: Quisiera una mesa junto a la ventana.
English: I'd like a table by the window.
Spanish: ¿Nos puede dar una mesa junto a la ventana?
English: Could we have a table by the window?
Spanish: Me gustaría una mesa al lado de la ventana.
English: I'd like a table by the window.
Spanish: ¿Por qué no nos ayuda alguien?
English: Why doesn't anybody help us?
Spanish: Doctor Clark, ¿puedo pedirle un favor?
English: Dr. Clark, may I ask a favor of you?
Spanish: Él bebe demasiado últimamente.
English: He's been drinking too much lately.
Spanish: Últimamente él toma en exceso.
English: He's been drinking too much lately.
Spanish: ¿Qué vas a hacer con tu primer salario?
English: What will you do with your first salary?
Spanish: No suelo mostrar mis sentimientos.
English: I don't usually show my feelings.
Spanish: «¡María, angel mío, te lo ruego, te lo pido de rodillas: cúmpleme un único deseo! ¡Déjame lavar el coche!» «No, querido Tom, eso es simplemente imposible. ¡TIenes que tomártelo con calma!»
English: Mary, my angel, I beseech you, on my knees I beg you: grant me just one wish! Let me wash the car! "No, that's simply out of the question, Tom, dear. You have to take it easy!"
Spanish: A menudo llevo anteojos de sol.
English: I often wear sunglasses.
Spanish: Hace más de diez años que no voy al médico.
English: I haven't gone to the doctor in over ten years.
Spanish: No voy al médico desde hace más de diez años.
English: I haven't gone to the doctor in over ten years.
Spanish: ¿Cuántos sombreros tiene tu abuelo?
English: How many hats does your grandfather have?
Spanish: ¿Estamos en Berlín?
English: Are we in Berlin?
Spanish: Sami está locamente enamorado de Leila.
English: Sami is deeply in love with Layla.
Spanish: Fadil está enamorado de otra.
English: Fadil is in love with someone else.
Spanish: Fadil está enamorado de otra mujer.
English: Fadil is in love with another woman.
Spanish: Fadil estaba enamorado de su coche nuevo.
English: Fadil was in love with his new car.
Spanish: ¿Es verdad que estás enamorado de mí?
English: Is it true that you are in love with me?
Spanish: «¿Está enamorado de ti?» «No lo sé.»
English: Is he in love with you? "I don't know."
Spanish: Nosotras, las tres hermanas, abrimos una cafetería.
English: We three sisters opened a coffee shop.
Spanish: Mis dedos dejaron marcas en el vidrio.
English: My fingers left marks on the glass.
Spanish: ¿Lees la Biblia con regularidad?
English: Do you regularly read the Bible?
Spanish: ¿Quieres manzana o melocotón?
English: Do you want apple or peach?
Spanish: No juzgues a una persona por su apariencia.
English: Don't judge someone by their appearance.
Spanish: Espero respuesta de usted.
English: I await an answer from you.
Spanish: Ella me mostró unas cartas que había recibido de sus fans.
English: She showed me some letters that she had received from her fans.
Spanish: Las nietas de Tom jugaban con las figuritas del belén.
English: Tom's grandchildren were playing with the nativity set figures.
Spanish: Muchos restaurantes no abren en Nochebuena.
English: Many restaurants do not open on Christmas Eve.
Spanish: La Nochebuena suele ser más tranquila que otros días.
English: Christmas Eve is usually quieter than other days.
Spanish: Él continuamente se ha esforzado por ayudar a los pobres.
English: He has consistently endeavored to help the poor.
Spanish: Perfora la oreja que quieras. Eso no significa que seas gay.
English: Pierce whatever ear you want. It doesn't mean you're gay.
Spanish: La dejé dormir hasta mediodía.
English: I let her sleep until noon.
Spanish: Y ¿dónde está mi cámara?
English: And where's my camera?
Spanish: ¿Gustas ostiones o prefieres mejillones?
English: Would you like to have oysters, or do you prefer mussels?
Spanish: Ni siquiera la conocemos.
English: We don't even know her.
Spanish: No confíes en nadie, ni en mí.
English: Don't trust anyone, not even me.
Spanish: Él ni siquiera me escucha.
English: He doesn't even listen to me.
Spanish: ¿Hay algo frío para tomar?
English: Is there something cold to drink?
Spanish: Los doce signos zodiacales corresponden a doce constelaciones de estrellas.
English: The twelve signs of the zodiac correspond to twelve constellations.
Spanish: Fadil era un clásico manipulador.
English: Fadil was a classic manipulator.
Spanish: Sabía que era un chiste.
English: I knew it was a joke.
Spanish: ¿Devolviste el coche que has comprado?
English: Did you return the car that you bought?
Spanish: Ellos contrataron a un maestro.
English: They hired a teacher.
Spanish: Ellos contrataron a una maestra.
English: They hired a teacher.
Spanish: Ellas contrataron a un maestro.
English: They hired a teacher.
Spanish: Ellas contrataron a una maestra.
English: They hired a teacher.
Spanish: Gracias por pensar en mí.
English: Thanks for thinking of me.
Spanish: ¿Qué mosca te picó?
English: What has gotten into you?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estás espiándonos?
English: Why are you spying on us?
Spanish: ¿No lo será demasiado pequeño?
English: Won't it be too little?
Spanish: ¿No será demasiado?
English: Won't it be too much?
Spanish: En este momento no encuentro las palabras adecuadas.
English: At this moment I can't find the appropriate words.
Spanish: ¿Cómo es tu hermana?
English: What is your sister like?
Spanish: No debemos ceder a estas demandas impudentes.
English: We mustn't give way to these impudent demands.
Spanish: ¿Qué le gusta a su padre?
English: What does your father like?
Spanish: Al principio no sabía tocar guitarra.
English: At first, I couldn't play the guitar.
Spanish: Él salió a Londres a principios de Julio.
English: He left for London in the beginning of July.
Spanish: ¡Mi vestido está arruinado!
English: My dress is ruined!
Spanish: No me lo arrepiento en absoluto.
English: I don't regret it at all.
Spanish: Los guerreros combatieron con valentía, pero la derrota fue inevitable.
English: The warriors fought valiantly, but the defeat was inevitable.
Spanish: Tu hermano compró un camión rosado la semana pasada.
English: Your brother bought a pink truck last week.
Spanish: Me lo explicaron muchas veces, pero nunca entendí.
English: They explained it to me many times, but I never understood.
Spanish: Llegué a la fiesta, pero en cuanto acabé mi comida, me fui.
English: I came to the party, but as soon as I finished the meal, I left.
Spanish: Yo se lo regalé, pero a él no le gustó así que lo vendió.
English: I gave it to him, but he didn't like it so he sold it.
Spanish: No había nadie en esa habitación cuando yo fui.
English: There was no one in that room when I went.
Spanish: Ayer, mi padre y yo visitamos a María.
English: Yesterday, my father and I visited Mary.
Spanish: ¡Mira lo que hiciste!
English: See what you've done!
Spanish: ¡Ve lo que has hecho!
English: See what you've done!
Spanish: ¿Quién será el primero que viva hasta el nacimiento de su cuadrinieto?
English: Who will be the first to live until the birth of his great-great-great-grandson?
Spanish: ¿Vas a usar esto?
English: Are you going to use this?
Spanish: Tom va a comprar una computadora nueva.
English: Tom is going to buy a new computer.
Spanish: ¿No piensas que Tom podría estar ocupado?
English: Don't you think Tom might be busy?
Spanish: Dije al Tom que nunca quisiera hablar con él otra vez.
English: I told Tom that I never wanted to talk to him again.
Spanish: Déjame entrar. Tengo que hablar contigo.
English: Let me in. I have to talk to you.
Spanish: ¿Usarás esto?
English: Are you going to use this?
Spanish: ¿Usará usted esto?
English: Are you going to use this?
Spanish: Este libro está escrito en inglés fácil.
English: This book is written in easy English.
Spanish: Este libro está escrito en inglés simple.
English: This book is written in simple English.
Spanish: Ella donó sangre para poder salvar a su hermano.
English: She gave blood in order to save her sibling.
Spanish: Él dio sangre para poder salvar a su hermano
English: He gave blood in order to save his sibling.
Spanish: Ella dio sangre para poder salvar a su hermana
English: She gave blood in order to save her sister.
Spanish: Él dio sangre para poder salvar a su hermano
English: He gave blood in order to save his brother.
Spanish: Ella es la amiga de mi hermana.
English: She's my sister's friend.
Spanish: El problema contigo, Anna, es que siempre estás pensando sobre ti misma.
English: The trouble with you, Anne, is that you're thinking too much about yourself.
Spanish: El problema contigo, Anna, es que siempre piensas mucho sobre ti misma.
English: The trouble with you, Anne, is that you're thinking too much about yourself.
Spanish: ¡Táchenme de la lista!
English: Scratch me off the list!
Spanish: A veces Tom utiliza el pretérito de modo incorrecto.
English: Sometimes Tom uses the preterite incorrectly.
Spanish: El perro de mi vecino ladra.
English: My neighbour's dog barks.
Spanish: El perro de mi vecino ladra.
English: My neighbor's dog barks.
Spanish: El perro de mi vecina ladra.
English: My neighbour's dog barks.
Spanish: El perro de mi vecina ladra.
English: My neighbor's dog barks.
Spanish: ¿Has leído su nuevo libro?
English: Have you read her new book?
Spanish: Pon el equipaje en algún lugar.
English: Put the luggage somewhere.
Spanish: Ella es mi amiga más bella.
English: She is my most beautiful friend.
Spanish: Ann no tenía amigos con quienes jugar.
English: Ann had no friends to play with.
Spanish: Es agradable trabajar con el señor Norton.
English: Mr. Norton is pleasant to work with.
Spanish: Ellos tuvieron pocas oportunidades de practicarlo.
English: They had few opportunities to practice it.
Spanish: Usted puede comprar el tiquete en el tren.
English: You can buy a ticket on the train.
Spanish: Nunca nadie se hace con el poder con la intención de renunciarlo.
English: No one ever seizes power with the intention of relinquishing it.
Spanish: Adórnate con la sencillez.
English: Adorn thyself with simplicity.
Spanish: El Universo es cambio; nuestra vida es lo que nuestros pensamientos hacen de ella.
English: The universe is change; our life is what our thoughts make it.
Spanish: No se preocupen. Ella sabe lo que hace.
English: Don't worry. She knows what she's doing.
Spanish: El padre era un veterano de la Guerra de Corea.
English: The father was a veteran of the Korean War.
Spanish: Él salió de la oscuridad hacia la luz.
English: He stepped out of the darkness into the light.
Spanish: María quiere morir durmiendo.
English: Mary wants to die in her sleep.
Spanish: ¿Has comido algo hoy?
English: Have you eaten something today?
Spanish: No el hombre sino el agua, es la realidad de las cosas.
English: Not man but water is the reality of all things.
Spanish: La verdad existe. Sólo se inventa la mentira.
English: Truth exists; only lies are invented.