arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: ¿Cómo se lee este kanji?
English: How do you read this kanji?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se deletrea esa palabra?
English: How do you spell that word?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se escribe esa palabra?
English: How do you spell that word?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se deletrea tu nombre?
English: How do you spell your name?
Spanish: ¿Cómo puedes distinguirlos?
English: How do you tell them apart?
Spanish: ¿Cómo podéis distinguirlas?
English: How do you tell them apart?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se usa esta cámara?
English: How do you use this camera?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se siente Tom acerca de eso?
English: How does Tom feel about it?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto pesa vuestra maleta?
English: How heavy is your suitcase?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto pesa su maleta?
English: How heavy is your suitcase?
Spanish: ¿Por cuánto tiempo vas?
English: How long are you going for?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo trabajó Tom acá?
English: How long did Tom work here?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo trabajó aquí Tom?
English: How long did Tom work here?
Spanish: ¿Por cuánto me tengo que quedar?
English: How long do I have to stay?
Spanish: ¿Por cuánto tengo que esperar?
English: How long do I have to wait?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tengo que esperar?
English: How long do I have to wait?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo duerme un oso?
English: How long does a bear sleep?
Spanish: ¿Desde cuanto hace que ella está enferma?
English: How long has she been sick?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es la longitud del río Nilo?
English: How long is the Nile River?
Spanish: Qué afortunado de verte aquí.
English: How lucky to meet you here.
Spanish: ¿Cuántas personas son?
English: How many are in your party?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos libros tienes?
English: How many books do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos libros tiene usted?
English: How many books do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas muñecas tienes?
English: How many dolls do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos guardias había?
English: How many guards were there?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos pasteles horneaste?
English: How many pies did you bake?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos jugadores hay?
English: How many players are there?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas habitaciones tienes?
English: How many rooms do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas habitaciones tenés?
English: How many rooms do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos cuartos tenés?
English: How many rooms do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas ventanas hay?
English: How many windows are there?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto más tiempo tenemos?
English: How much longer do we have?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto dinero ganaste?
English: How much money did you win?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto dinero tienes?
English: How much money do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto dinero quieres?
English: How much money do you want?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto dinero quiere?
English: How much money do you want?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto dinero queréis?
English: How much money do you want?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto dinero quieren?
English: How much money do you want?
Spanish: ¿Cuánta agua tienes?
English: How much water do you have?
Spanish: ¿Con qué frecuencia vas al extranjero?
English: How often do you go abroad?
Spanish: ¿Con qué frecuencia pasa eso?
English: How often does that happen?
Spanish: ¿Qué edad tiene tu hijo mayor?
English: How old is your oldest son?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos años tiene tu hijo mayor?
English: How old is your oldest son?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se suponía que lo supiera?
English: How was I supposed to know?
Spanish: ¿Cómo iba a saberlo?
English: How was I supposed to know?
Spanish: En realidad tengo que hacerlo.
English: I actually have to do that.
Spanish: Añadí una habitación a mi casa.
English: I added a room to my house.
Spanish: Le aconsejé que no condujera.
English: I advised him not to drive.
Spanish: Estoy de acuerdo con esa decisión.
English: I agree with that decision.
Spanish: Siempre juego según las reglas.
English: I always play by the rules.
Spanish: Siempre quise hacer eso.
English: I always wanted to do that.
Spanish: Soy un gran fanático del arte.
English: I am a big fan of the arts.
Spanish: Estoy en casa todas las noches.
English: I am at home every evening.
Spanish: Estoy calculando mi sueldo.
English: I am calculating my salary.
Spanish: Voy bajando las escaleras.
English: I am going down the stairs.
Spanish: Estoy feliz de verte aquí.
English: I am happy to see you here.
Spanish: Hoy no ando de humor para bromas.
English: I am in no mood for joking.
Spanish: Estoy interesado en el inglés.
English: I am interested in English.
Spanish: Sólo voy a dar un paseo.
English: I am just going for a walk.
Spanish: Nunca estoy libre los domingos.
English: I am never free on Sundays.
Spanish: No estoy contento con mi trabajo.
English: I am not happy with my job.
Spanish: Estoy leyendo cuentos cortos.
English: I am reading short stories.
Spanish: Estoy hasta el cuello de trabajo.
English: I am up to my neck in work.
Spanish: Respondí a las preguntas de Tom.
English: I answered Tom's questions.
Spanish: Argüí con él sobre ello.
English: I argued with him about it.
Spanish: Yo llegué más tarde de lo acostumbrado.
English: I arrived later than usual.
Spanish: Le he preguntado a Tom por qué estaba triste.
English: I asked Tom why he was sad.
Spanish: Le pregunté si estaba ocupado.
English: I asked him if he was busy.
Spanish: Le pregunté dónde vivía.
English: I asked him where he lived.
Spanish: Le pregunté por qué estaba tan triste.
English: I asked him why he was sad.
Spanish: Le pregunté por qué estaba triste.
English: I asked him why he was sad.
Spanish: Les pedí que arreglaran mi auto.
English: I asked them to fix my car.
Spanish: Les pedí que me arreglaran el coche.
English: I asked them to fix my car.
Spanish: Asumí que era gratis.
English: I assumed that it was free.
Spanish: Di por sentado que era gratis.
English: I assumed that it was free.
Spanish: Comí tres pedazos de torta.
English: I ate three pieces of cake.
Spanish: Comí con mi hermanito.
English: I ate with my baby brother.
Spanish: Te vencí sin artimañas.
English: I beat you fair and square.
Spanish: Creo que estoy en lo firme.
English: I believe I'm in the right.
Spanish: Pienso que él es un buen tipo.
English: I believe he is a nice guy.
Spanish: Creo que usted quiere ayudar.
English: I believe you want to help.
Spanish: Soy miembro del club de música.
English: I belong to the music club.
Spanish: Apuesto a que hoy tendremos un test.
English: I bet we have a test today.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que no lo sabías.
English: I bet you didn't know that.
Spanish: Compré media docena de huevos.
English: I bought half a dozen eggs.
Spanish: Compré dos camisas de algodón.
English: I bought two cotton shirts.
Spanish: Compré dos docenas de lápices.
English: I bought two dozen pencils.
Spanish: Vine a Japón desde China.
English: I came to Japan from China.
Spanish: Puedo responder a tu pregunta.
English: I can answer your question.
Spanish: Puedo tocarme los dedos de los pies con facilidad.
English: I can easily touch my toes.
Spanish: Puedo pelear mis propias peleas.
English: I can fight my own battles.
Spanish: No puedo hallarlo por mi mismo.
English: I can figure it out myself.
Spanish: Puedo conseguirte a un doctor.
English: I can get a doctor for you.
Spanish: Puedo imaginarme cómo se sintió.
English: I can imagine how you felt.
Spanish: Puedo hacerlo en dos horas.
English: I can make it in two hours.
Spanish: Puedo leer sin gafas.
English: I can read without glasses.
Spanish: Yo puedo leer sin anteojos.
English: I can read without glasses.
Spanish: Puedo leerte como a un libro.
English: I can read you like a book.
Spanish: Ya veo por qué te gusta Tom.
English: I can see why you like Tom.
Spanish: Puedo parar cuando quiera.
English: I can stop whenever I want.
Spanish: Puedo contarte lo que sé.
English: I can tell you what I know.
Spanish: Puedo contarle a usted lo que sé.
English: I can tell you what I know.
Spanish: Puedo contaros lo que sé.
English: I can tell you what I know.
Spanish: No puedo asistir a la reunión.
English: I can't attend the meeting.
Spanish: No me puedo creer que estemos aquí.
English: I can't believe we're here.
Spanish: No puedo comprarte ese vestido.
English: I can't buy you that dress.
Spanish: No puedo descodificar el mensaje.
English: I can't decode the message.
Spanish: No lo puedo hacer con este calor.
English: I can't do it in this heat.
Spanish: No puedo comer nada hoy.
English: I can't eat anything today.
Spanish: No me puedo llevar bien con él.
English: I can't get along with him.
Spanish: No puedo abrir esta puerta.
English: I can't get this door open.
Spanish: Eso no te lo puedo garantizar.
English: I can't guarantee you that.
Spanish: No te puedo oír muy bien.
English: I can't hear you very well.
Spanish: No puedo ayudar a Tom con eso.
English: I can't help Tom with that.
Spanish: No puedo ayudarte ahora mismo.
English: I can't help you right now.
Spanish: En esto no puedo ayudarte.
English: I can't help you with that.
Spanish: No puedo ayudarte con esto.
English: I can't help you with this.
Spanish: No puedo prestarle este libro.
English: I can't lend you this book.
Spanish: No puedo fallarle a mi padre.
English: I can't let my father down.
Spanish: No puedo dejar que te atrapen.
English: I can't let them catch you.
Spanish: No puedo predecir el futuro.
English: I can't predict the future.
Spanish: No puedo alcanzar el tragaluz.
English: I can't reach the skylight.
Spanish: No puedo leer este contrato.
English: I can't read this contract.
Spanish: No puedo describirlo realmente.
English: I can't really describe it.
Spanish: En realidad no puedo hacer nada.
English: I can't really do anything.
Spanish: No puedo correr tan rápido como Tom.
English: I can't run as fast as Tom.
Spanish: No puedo decirle eso a mi papá.
English: I can't say that to my dad.
Spanish: No veo las cosas con nitidez.
English: I can't see things clearly.
Spanish: No le puedo decir la verdad a Tom.
English: I can't tell Tom the truth.
Spanish: No puedo decirte la verdad.
English: I can't tell you the truth.
Spanish: No puedo dar mi aprobación a tu plan.
English: I cannot approve your plan.
Spanish: Cogí un resfriado el mes pasado.
English: I caught a cold last month.
Spanish: Desafié a Tom a una carrera.
English: I challenged Tom to a race.
Spanish: Quité la nieve del tejado.
English: I cleared the roof of snow.
Spanish: Comparé mi coche con el suyo.
English: I compared my car with his.
Spanish: He preparado la cena ayer.
English: I cooked supper last night.
Spanish: Anoche preparé la cena.
English: I cooked supper last night.
Spanish: Podría besarte justo ahora.
English: I could kiss you right now.
Spanish: No podía creer lo que oía.
English: I couldn't believe my ears.
Spanish: No podía creer a mis ojos.
English: I couldn't believe my eyes.
Spanish: No daba crédito a lo que veían mis ojos.
English: I couldn't believe my eyes.
Spanish: Yo no pude dormir en toda la noche.
English: I couldn't sleep all night.
Spanish: Yo no pude dormir la noche entera.
English: I couldn't sleep all night.
Spanish: Me corté mientras me afeitaba.
English: I cut myself while shaving.
Spanish: Hice eso cuando estaba borracho.
English: I did it while I was drunk.
Spanish: Lo hice hace sólo una semana.
English: I did that just a week ago.
Spanish: No hice trampa en el examen.
English: I didn't cheat on the test.
Spanish: No he venido aquí por Tom.
English: I didn't come here for Tom.
Spanish: Yo no te di un regalo.
English: I didn't get you a present.
Spanish: Yo no crecí en Boston.
English: I didn't grow up in Boston.
Spanish: No tenía dinero suficiente.
English: I didn't have enough money.
Spanish: No tuve tiempo para nadar.
English: I didn't have time to swim.
Spanish: No sabía que Tom hizo eso.
English: I didn't know Tom did that.
Spanish: No sabía que Tom estaba aquí.
English: I didn't know Tom was here.
Spanish: No sabía que Tom era rico.
English: I didn't know Tom was rich.
Spanish: No sabía que Tom estaba enfermo.
English: I didn't know Tom was sick.
Spanish: No sabía que estaba ahí.
English: I didn't know it was there.
Spanish: No sabía quién eras tú.
English: I didn't know who you were.
Spanish: No sabía quién eran ustedes.
English: I didn't know who you were.
Spanish: No sabía que hacías eso.
English: I didn't know you did that.
Spanish: No sabía que conocías a Tom.
English: I didn't know you knew Tom.
Spanish: Yo no dije que tenía sentido.
English: I didn't say it made sense.
Spanish: No dije que estabas aquí.
English: I didn't say you were here.
Spanish: No dije que usted estaba aquí.
English: I didn't say you were here.
Spanish: No vi a Tom el lunes.
English: I didn't see Tom on Monday.
Spanish: Yo no robé tu billetera.
English: I didn't steal your wallet.
Spanish: No quería molestarte.
English: I didn't want to annoy you.
Spanish: No quise asustar a Tom.
English: I didn't want to scare Tom.
Spanish: No quise preocupar a Tom.
English: I didn't want to worry Tom.
Spanish: No quise que te preocuparas.
English: I didn't want you to worry.
Spanish: Hago las cosas a mi propio paso.
English: I do things at my own pace.
Spanish: Lo hago en mi tiempo libre.
English: I do this in my spare time.
Spanish: Realmente quiero ser recordado.
English: I do want to be remembered.
Spanish: No me creo esa excusa.
English: I don't accept your excuse.
Spanish: Esa excusa no me vale.
English: I don't accept your excuse.
Spanish: Yo de hecho no trabajo aquí.
English: I don't actually work here.
Spanish: No le creo en absoluto.
English: I don't believe him at all.
Spanish: No pertenezco al club.
English: I don't belong to the club.
Spanish: No me gusta el té verde.
English: I don't care for green tea.
Spanish: No me interesa lo que ella coma.
English: I don't care what she eats.
Spanish: No me importa lo que digan.
English: I don't care what they say.
Spanish: He dejado de beber cerveza.
English: I don't drink beer anymore.
Spanish: No gano más que tú.
English: I don't earn more than you.
Spanish: Yo no me como el corazón de la manzana.
English: I don't eat the apple core.
Spanish: No tengo nada de hambre.
English: I don't feel hungry at all.
Spanish: No tengo ni gota de hambre.
English: I don't feel hungry at all.
Spanish: No me da la gana hacerlo.
English: I don't feel like doing it.
Spanish: No tengo ganas de reír.
English: I don't feel like laughing.
Spanish: No tengo ganas de reírme.
English: I don't feel like laughing.
Spanish: No tengo ganas de celebrar.
English: I don't feel like partying.
Spanish: No tengo ganas de estudiar.
English: I don't feel like studying.
Spanish: No me llevo bien con él.
English: I don't get along with him.
Spanish: No tengo mucho tiempo.
English: I don't have a lot of time.
Spanish: Hoy no tengo clases.
English: I don't have classes today.
Spanish: Ahora no tengo mucho tiempo.
English: I don't have much time now.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo para eso.
English: I don't have time for that.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo para relajarme.
English: I don't have time to relax.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo para dormir.
English: I don't have time to sleep.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo que perder.
English: I don't have time to waste.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo para escribir.
English: I don't have time to write.
Spanish: No tengo que decir nada.
English: I don't have to say a word.
Spanish: Tengo dinero a montones.
English: I don't have tons of money.
Spanish: Yo no tengo tu fuerza.
English: I don't have your strength.
Spanish: No conozco a ningún ciego.
English: I don't know any blind men.
Spanish: Yo no sé su verdadero nombre.
English: I don't know her real name.
Spanish: No conozco su nombre verdadero.
English: I don't know her real name.
Spanish: Yo no sé su verdadero nombre.
English: I don't know his real name.
Spanish: No conozco su nombre verdadero.
English: I don't know his real name.
Spanish: No sé cómo acabará.
English: I don't know how it'll end.
Spanish: No sé cómo decirlo.
English: I don't know how to say it.
Spanish: No sé qué puedo hacer.
English: I don't know what I can do.
Spanish: No sé qué haremos.
English: I don't know what we'll do.
Spanish: No sé qué quieres decir.
English: I don't know what you mean.
Spanish: No sé a qué te refieres.
English: I don't know what you mean.
Spanish: No sé lo que quieres.
English: I don't know what you want.
Spanish: No sé dónde esconderme.
English: I don't know where to hide.
Spanish: No sé a quién elegir.
English: I don't know who to choose.
Spanish: No me gusta el nuevo sombrero de Tom.
English: I don't like Tom's new hat.
Spanish: No me gusta comer manzanas.
English: I don't like eating apples.
Spanish: No me gustan los hombres que son como Tomás.
English: I don't like guys like Tom.
Spanish: No me gustan las películas de horror.
English: I don't like horror movies.
Spanish: No me gusta esa frase.
English: I don't like that sentence.
Spanish: No me gusta leer a Freud.
English: I don't like to read Freud.
Spanish: No necesito tu compasión.
English: I don't need your sympathy.
Spanish: En realidad no me gustan las películas.
English: I don't really like movies.
Spanish: No recuerdo haberlo dicho.
English: I don't recall saying that.
Spanish: No recuerdo casi nada de ello.
English: I don't remember any of it.
Spanish: No recuerdo apenas nada de ello.
English: I don't remember any of it.
Spanish: No recuerdo nada de eso.
English: I don't remember any of it.
Spanish: No recuerdo en absoluto.
English: I don't remember it at all.
Spanish: No recuerdo mis sueños.
English: I don't remember my dreams.
Spanish: No me acuerdo de tu nombre.
English: I don't remember your name.
Spanish: Después de salir de clase no estudio.
English: I don't study after school.
Spanish: No creo que le guste a Tom.
English: I don't think Tom likes it.
Spanish: No creo que ella esté feliz.
English: I don't think she is happy.
Spanish: No creo que sea correcto.
English: I don't think that's right.
Spanish: No creo que deberías.
English: I don't think you ought to.
Spanish: No creo que lo hagas.
English: I don't think you'll do it.
Spanish: No creo que estés loco.
English: I don't think you're crazy.
Spanish: No creo que estés listo.
English: I don't think you're ready.
Spanish: No creo que estés preparada.
English: I don't think you're ready.
Spanish: No quiero molestar a Tom.
English: I don't want to bother Tom.
Spanish: No quiero molestarla.
English: I don't want to bother her.
Spanish: No quiero molestarte.
English: I don't want to bother you.
Spanish: No quiero discutir sobre eso.
English: I don't want to discuss it.
Spanish: No quiero ir al trabajo.
English: I don't want to go to work.
Spanish: No quiero insultar a Tom.
English: I don't want to insult Tom.
Spanish: No quiero mentirte.
English: I don't want to lie to you.
Spanish: No quiero vivir sola.
English: I don't want to live alone.
Spanish: No quiero casarme con Mary.
English: I don't want to marry Mary.
Spanish: No quiero ofender a Tom.
English: I don't want to offend Tom.
Spanish: No quiero jugar a las cartas.
English: I don't want to play cards.
Spanish: No quiero tomar riesgos.
English: I don't want to take risks.
Spanish: No quiero tentar al destino.
English: I don't want to tempt fate.
Spanish: Dudo que Tom sea culpable.
English: I doubt that Tom is guilty.
Spanish: Dudé de que tú te acordarías de Tom.
English: I doubt you'd remember Tom.
Spanish: Me tomé dos tazas de café.
English: I drank two cups of coffee.
Spanish: Solo como cuando tengo hambre.
English: I eat only when I'm hungry.
Spanish: Disfruté hablar con él.
English: I enjoyed talking with him.
Spanish: Me gustó mucho hablar con usted.
English: I enjoyed talking with you.
Spanish: Disfruté trabajando con usted.
English: I enjoyed working with you.
Spanish: Me temo que esto no terminará bien.
English: I fear this won't end well.
Spanish: Me siento un poco débil hoy.
English: I feel a little weak today.
Spanish: Me siento mal por haber dicho eso.
English: I feel bad for saying that.
Spanish: Tengo ganas de comer una pizza.
English: I feel like having a pizza.
Spanish: Me sentía aturdido cuando me levanté.
English: I felt dazed when I got up.
Spanish: Me sentí mareado cuando me levanté.
English: I felt dizzy when I got up.
Spanish: Me imaginé que algo estaba pasando.
English: I figured something was up.
Spanish: Le puse agua al florero.
English: I filled a vase with water.
Spanish: Arreglé la bicicleta ayer.
English: I fixed the bike yesterday.
Spanish: Ayer reparé la bicicleta.
English: I fixed the bike yesterday.
Spanish: Olvidé tu número de teléfono.
English: I forgot your phone number.
Spanish: Encontré difícil la prueba.
English: I found the test difficult.
Spanish: Le di mi número de teléfono.
English: I gave him my phone number.
Spanish: Regalé mi ropa vieja.
English: I gave my old clothes away.
Spanish: Le di la leche al gato.
English: I gave the milk to the cat.
Spanish: Te doy mi palabra sobre eso.
English: I give you my word on that.
Spanish: Voy a casa inmediatamente después del trabajo.
English: I go home right after work.
Spanish: Voy directo a casa después del trabajo.
English: I go right home after work.
Spanish: Me clavé una espina en el dedo.
English: I got a thorn in my finger.
Spanish: Me han picado los mosquitos.
English: I got bitten by mosquitoes.
Spanish: Le hice limpiar mi habitación.
English: I got him to clean my room.
Spanish: Hoy llegué a casa exhausta.
English: I got home exhausted today.
Spanish: Me ha salido bien por chiripa.
English: I got it right by accident.
Spanish: Me lesioné la pierna derecha.
English: I got my right leg injured.
Spanish: Me curé del catarro rápidamente.
English: I got over my cold quickly.
Spanish: Esta mañana me levanté tarde.
English: I got up late this morning.
Spanish: Yo crecí en una ciudad minera.
English: I grew up in a mining town.
Spanish: Yo crecí en la montaña.
English: I grew up in the mountains.
Spanish: Supongo que no es tan fácil.
English: I guess it's not that easy.
Spanish: La pasé supremamente bien esta noche.
English: I had a great time tonight.
Spanish: Tuve una larga conversación con Tom.
English: I had a long talk with Tom.
Spanish: He tenido una charla agradable con Tom.
English: I had a nice chat with Tom.
Spanish: Yo tuve varicela cuando niño.
English: I had chicken pox as a kid.
Spanish: Hice que el chico llevara mi bolsa.
English: I had the boy carry my bag.
Spanish: Tenía que hacerlo antes de las dos y media.
English: I had to do it before 2:30.
Spanish: Tuve que volver a Boston.
English: I had to go back to Boston.
Spanish: Tuve que mentirle a mis padres.
English: I had to lie to my parents.
Spanish: Por cierto, estoy de acuerdo con Tom.
English: I happen to agree with Tom.
Spanish: Casi nunca voy a la iglesia.
English: I hardly ever go to church.
Spanish: Odio a la gente que dice eso.
English: I hate people who say that.
Spanish: Odio el sabor del jengibre.
English: I hate the taste of ginger.
Spanish: Tengo un vecino canadiense.
English: I have a Canadian neighbor.
Spanish: Tengo una botella de whisky.
English: I have a bottle of whiskey.
Spanish: Tengo una botella de güisqui.
English: I have a bottle of whiskey.
Spanish: Tengo un hermano llamado Tom.
English: I have a brother named Tom.
Spanish: Tengo una familia que mantener.
English: I have a family to support.
Spanish: Tengo mucho trabajo que hacer.
English: I have a lot of work to do.
Spanish: Tengo una nueva dirección de correo electrónico.
English: I have a new email address.
Spanish: Se me ha metido una china en el zapato.
English: I have a pebble in my shoe.
Spanish: Se me ha metido una piedrita en el zapato.
English: I have a pebble in my shoe.
Spanish: Yo soy de naturaleza suspicaz.
English: I have a suspicious nature.
Spanish: Tengo una resaca tremenda.
English: I have a terrible hangover.
Spanish: Ahora apenas tengo dinero.
English: I have almost no money now.
Spanish: Ahora casi no tengo dinero.
English: I have almost no money now.
Spanish: Tengo mejores cosas que hacer.
English: I have better things to do.
Spanish: Tengo ampollas en los pies.
English: I have blisters on my feet.
Spanish: Tengo fe en el futuro.
English: I have faith in the future.
Spanish: Tengo menos dinero que tú.
English: I have less money than you.
Spanish: Hoy tengo deberes de matemáticas.
English: I have math homework today.
Spanish: Tengo más dinero que Tom.
English: I have more money than Tom.
Spanish: Tengo mi propia labor que hacer.
English: I have my own chores to do.
Spanish: No tengo a nadie con quien jugar.
English: I have no one to play with.
Spanish: No tengo nada que hacer hoy.
English: I have nothing to do today.
Spanish: No tengo nada por lo que vivir.
English: I have nothing to live for.