arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Él está jugando a un juego peligroso.
English: He's playing a dangerous game.
Spanish: Está orgulloso de sus buenas notas.
English: He's proud of his good grades.
Spanish: Él es orgulloso de ser bueno en las matemáticas.
English: He's proud of his math skills.
Spanish: Es rico, pero no feliz.
English: He's rich, but he's not happy.
Spanish: Él está parado detrás de la muralla.
English: He's standing behind the wall.
Spanish: Él está hablando por teléfono.
English: He's talking on the telephone.
Spanish: Es el más grande de la clase.
English: He's the tallest in the class.
Spanish: Está intentando suicidarse.
English: He's trying to commit suicide.
Spanish: Está allá arriba esperándole.
English: He's up there waiting for you.
Spanish: Tiene muchos celos de su mujer.
English: He's very jealous of his wife.
Spanish: Es muy abandonado en su manera de vestir.
English: He's very sloppy in his dress.
Spanish: Su auto se averió en el camino.
English: Her car broke down on the way.
Spanish: No le favorecía para nada el vestido.
English: Her dress was very unbecoming.
Spanish: Sus ojos estaban llenos de tristeza.
English: Her eyes were full of sadness.
Spanish: Sus ojos estaban rojos por haber llorado.
English: Her eyes were red from crying.
Spanish: Sus manos estaban frías como el hielo.
English: Her hands were as cold as ice.
Spanish: Su discurso conmovió al público.
English: Her speech moved the audience.
Spanish: Aquí hay una canasta llena de fruta.
English: Here's a basket full of fruit.
Spanish: Hola, soy Tom, y esta es Mary.
English: Hi, I'm Tom, and this is Mary.
Spanish: Hola, me llamo Tom, y ella es Mary.
English: Hi, I'm Tom, and this is Mary.
Spanish: Su consejo no nos sirvió de nada.
English: His advice didn't help at all.
Spanish: Su objetivo es convertirse en doctor.
English: His aim is to become a doctor.
Spanish: Su meta es ser abogado.
English: His aim is to become a lawyer.
Spanish: Su auto chocó contra un tren.
English: His car collided with a train.
Spanish: Su automóvil resultó con graves daños.
English: His car was seriously damaged.
Spanish: Su coche resultó con graves daños.
English: His car was seriously damaged.
Spanish: Su carro resultó con graves daños.
English: His car was seriously damaged.
Spanish: Su muerte fue en parte mi culpa.
English: His death was partly my fault.
Spanish: Tenía la cara cubierta de barro.
English: His face was covered with mud.
Spanish: Su padre le veía con malos ojos.
English: His father disapproved of him.
Spanish: Su novia lo hizo por él.
English: His girlfriend did it for him.
Spanish: Su madre suspiró de alivio.
English: His mother sighed with relief.
Spanish: Su madre se avergonzó de él.
English: His mother was ashamed of him.
Spanish: Su madre sintió vergüenza por él.
English: His mother was ashamed of him.
Spanish: Su discurso duró tres horas.
English: His speech lasted three hours.
Spanish: Su tío murió hace cinco años.
English: His uncle died five years ago.
Spanish: Su manera de hablar me molesta.
English: His way of speaking annoys me.
Spanish: Me molesta su manera de hablar.
English: His way of speaking annoys me.
Spanish: Su esposa es una de mis amigas.
English: His wife is one of my friends.
Spanish: Hitler invadió Polonia en 1939.
English: Hitler invaded Poland in 1939.
Spanish: Sostén la pelota con ambas manos.
English: Hold the ball with both hands.
Spanish: La honestidad a veces no paga.
English: Honesty sometimes doesn't pay.
Spanish: ¿Salimos fuera a almorzar?
English: How about going out for lunch?
Spanish: ¿Qué te parece si vamos al cine?
English: How about going to the movies?
Spanish: ¿Cómo vamos a llegar allí?
English: How are we going to get there?
Spanish: ¿Cómo puedo apagar esta luz?
English: How can I turn off this light?
Spanish: ¿Cómo puedes ser tan insensible?
English: How can you be so insensitive?
Spanish: ¿Cómo osáis decir eso?
English: How dare you say such a thing!
Spanish: ¿Cómo Tom consiguió ser tan rico?
English: How did Tom get to be so rich?
Spanish: ¿Cómo conseguiste ese dinero?
English: How did you come by the money?
Spanish: ¿Cómo encontraste esta chomba?
English: How did you find this sweater?
Spanish: ¿Cómo entraste a mi casa?
English: How did you get into my house?
Spanish: ¿Cómo entrasteis en mi casa?
English: How did you get into my house?
Spanish: ¿Cómo supiste que él no era yo?
English: How did you know he wasn't me?
Spanish: ¿Cómo sabías que estábamos acá?
English: How did you know we were here?
Spanish: ¿Cómo supiste que estábamos aquí?
English: How did you know we were here?
Spanish: ¿Cómo supisteis que estábamos aquí?
English: How did you know we were here?
Spanish: ¿Cómo sabíais que estábamos aquí?
English: How did you know we were here?
Spanish: ¿Cómo resolviste el problema?
English: How did you solve the problem?
Spanish: ¿Cómo llego a la librería?
English: How do I get to the bookstore?
Spanish: ¿Cómo pretendes arreglar esto?
English: How do you intend to fix this?
Spanish: ¿Cómo pretendéis arreglar esto?
English: How do you intend to fix this?
Spanish: ¿Cómo te relajas tras las clases?
English: How do you relax after school?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se escribe tu apellido?
English: How is your last name written?
Spanish: ¿Cómo va tu trabajo?
English: How is your work coming along?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo te vas a quedar aquí?
English: How long are you staying here?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo puedo tener este libro?
English: How long can I keep this book?
Spanish: ¿Por cuánto tiempo puedo tener este libro?
English: How long can I keep this book?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo quieres hacerlo?
English: How long do you want to do it?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto se tarda a pie?
English: How long does it take on foot?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo llevamos casados?
English: How long have we been married?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo llevamos casadas?
English: How long have we been married?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que trabajás acá?
English: How long have you worked here?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto durará el vuelo?
English: How long will the flight last?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo tendremos que esperar?
English: How long will we have to wait?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos hermanos tienes?
English: How many brothers do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos hermanos tenés?
English: How many brothers do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos niños tienes?
English: How many children do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos hijos tienes?
English: How many children do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos hijos tiene usted?
English: How many children do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos hijos tienen ustedes?
English: How many children do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas hamburguesas hay?
English: How many hamburgers are there?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos pasajeros hay?
English: How many passengers are there?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos hermanos tenés?
English: How many siblings do you have?
Spanish: ¿A cuántos soldados viste?
English: How many soldiers did you see?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos relojes perdió Tom?
English: How many watches did Tom lose?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto costaron los lentes?
English: How much did the glasses cost?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto costaron las gafas?
English: How much did the glasses cost?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto pagaste por eso?
English: How much did you pay for that?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto pagaron por eso?
English: How much did you pay for that?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto gana usted a la semana?
English: How much do you earn per week?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto le das de comer a tu perro?
English: How much do you feed your dog?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto querés gastar?
English: How much do you want to spend?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto cuesta este pañuelo?
English: How much is this handkerchief?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto dinero le debes a Tom?
English: How much money do you owe Tom?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto debería darle de comer a mi perro?
English: How much should I feed my dog?
Spanish: ¿Con qué frecuencia hablas francés?
English: How often do you speak French?
Spanish: ¿Qué tiempo hizo ayer?
English: How was the weather yesterday?
Spanish: ¿Cómo estuvo el tiempo ayer?
English: How was the weather yesterday?
Spanish: ¿Cómo me las arreglaré sin ti?
English: How will I manage without you?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se logrará eso?
English: How will that be accomplished?
Spanish: El ser humano no puede vivir sin aire.
English: Humans can't live without air.
Spanish: Los huracanes son tempestades violentas.
English: Hurricanes are violent storms.
Spanish: Los huracanes son tormentas violentas.
English: Hurricanes are violent storms.
Spanish: Date prisa o llegarás tarde.
English: Hurry up, or you will be late.
Spanish: Fui de viaje con él.
English: I accompanied him on the trip.
Spanish: Yo lo acompañé en el viaje.
English: I accompanied him on the trip.
Spanish: Os admiro por vuestro coraje.
English: I admire you for your courage.
Spanish: Te admiro por tu coraje.
English: I admire you for your courage.
Spanish: Le aconsejé que viniera sobre las 9:00.
English: I advised her to come by 9:00.
Spanish: Le aconsejé que no fumara.
English: I advised him against smoking.
Spanish: Acordé escribir esa carta.
English: I agreed to write that letter.
Spanish: Yo acepté escribir esa carta.
English: I agreed to write that letter.
Spanish: Estuve de acuerdo con él sobre el plan.
English: I agreed with him on the plan.
Spanish: Yo ya sé cómo hacerlo.
English: I already know how to do that.
Spanish: Ya sé cómo hacerlo.
English: I already know how to do that.
Spanish: Siempre voy al colegio a pie.
English: I always go to school on foot.
Spanish: Siempre supe que lo podías hacer.
English: I always knew you could do it.
Spanish: Siempre supe que podías hacerlo.
English: I always knew you could do it.
Spanish: Soy cuatro años menor que él.
English: I am 4 years younger than him.
Spanish: Yo soy un estudiante de este colegio.
English: I am a student of this school.
Spanish: Me temo que va a llover.
English: I am afraid that it will rain.
Spanish: ¿Estoy siendo paranoico, no es así?
English: I am being paranoid, aren't I?
Spanish: Estoy comprando dulces y galletas.
English: I am buying candy and cookies.
Spanish: Estoy feliz de escuchar tu voz.
English: I am happy to hear your voice.
Spanish: Estoy feliz de oír tu voz.
English: I am happy to hear your voice.
Spanish: Me alegra oír tu voz.
English: I am happy to hear your voice.
Spanish: Estoy feliz con mi novia.
English: I am happy with my girlfriend.
Spanish: Soy feliz con mi novia.
English: I am happy with my girlfriend.
Spanish: Los domingos nunca estoy en casa.
English: I am never at home on Sundays.
Spanish: Estoy buscando a mi hermano.
English: I am searching for my brother.
Spanish: Yo también tengo 17 años.
English: I am seventeen years old, too.
Spanish: Soy el más alto de nuestra clase.
English: I am the tallest in our class.
Spanish: Soy la más alta de nuestra clase.
English: I am the tallest in our class.
Spanish: Estoy pensando en irme al extranjero.
English: I am thinking of going abroad.
Spanish: Me alegro mucho de que se haya acabado la escuela.
English: I am very glad school is over.
Spanish: Estoy muy satisfecho con mi trabajo.
English: I am very pleased with my job.
Spanish: Yo he llegado aquí antes que usted.
English: I arrived here before you did.
Spanish: Llegué aquí antes que tú.
English: I arrived here before you did.
Spanish: Le pedí a Tom que cerrase la puerta.
English: I asked Tom to close the door.
Spanish: Le pedí a Tom que cerrara la puerta.
English: I asked Tom to close the door.
Spanish: Le pregunté a Tom a dónde había ido.
English: I asked Tom where he had gone.
Spanish: Le pedí que estuviera aquí a las seis.
English: I asked him to be here by six.
Spanish: Le pregunté cuál era su nombre.
English: I asked him what his name was.
Spanish: Le pregunté cómo se llamaba.
English: I asked him what his name was.
Spanish: Supongo que usted es canadiense.
English: I assume that you're Canadian.
Spanish: Me da que no quieres ir.
English: I assume you don't want to go.
Spanish: Creo que no tienes intención de ir.
English: I assume you don't want to go.
Spanish: Asumo que desayunaste.
English: I assume you've had breakfast.
Spanish: Asumí que eran felices.
English: I assumed that you were happy.
Spanish: Asumí que eras feliz.
English: I assumed that you were happy.
Spanish: Desayuné en pijama.
English: I ate breakfast in my pajamas.
Spanish: Me lo he comido porque tenía hambre.
English: I ate it because I was hungry.
Spanish: Me comí la última rodaja de pan.
English: I ate the last slice of bread.
Spanish: Ayer comí demasiado.
English: I ate too much food yesterday.
Spanish: Cuando desperté, era famoso.
English: I awoke to find myself famous.
Spanish: Apenas tengo tiempo de prepararme.
English: I barely have time to prepare.
Spanish: Creo que es inocente.
English: I believe that he is innocent.
Spanish: Pertenezco al equipo de béisbol.
English: I belong to the baseball team.
Spanish: Pertenezco al club de natación.
English: I belong to the swimming club.
Spanish: Apuesto a que hoy tenemos prueba.
English: I bet we'll have a test today.
Spanish: Compré un libro sobre los animales.
English: I bought a book about animals.
Spanish: Compré una máquina de coser nueva.
English: I bought a new sewing machine.
Spanish: Compré una nueva máquina de coser.
English: I bought a new sewing machine.
Spanish: Compré un bolígrafo, pero lo perdí.
English: I bought a pen, but I lost it.
Spanish: He comprado una cámara de fotos muy buena.
English: I bought a really good camera.
Spanish: Lo compré en una tienda de segunda mano.
English: I bought it in a thrift store.
Spanish: Me compré esta camiseta en las rebajas.
English: I bought this T-shirt on sale.
Spanish: Yo también compré este diccionario.
English: I bought this dictionary, too.
Spanish: Me cepillo los dientes después de comer.
English: I brush my teeth after eating.
Spanish: Me quemé la mano con una plancha.
English: I burned my hand with an iron.
Spanish: Puedo hacerlo sin tu ayuda.
English: I can do it without your help.
Spanish: Puedo hacerlo sin vuestra ayuda.
English: I can do it without your help.
Spanish: Yo puedo comer lo que sea menos cebollas.
English: I can eat anything but onions.
Spanish: Yo solo puedo pelear mis batallas.
English: I can fight my battles myself.
Spanish: Puedo conseguirte uno si quieres.
English: I can get you one if you like.
Spanish: Te escucho fuerte y claro.
English: I can hear you loud and clear.
Spanish: Puedo ayudarle si lo necesita.
English: I can help him if he needs it.
Spanish: Puedo probar que Tom hizo eso.
English: I can prove that Tom did that.
Spanish: Puedo responder a su pregunta.
English: I can respond to his question.
Spanish: Apenas puedo dormir por la noche.
English: I can scarcely sleep at night.
Spanish: Ya veo que esto se te da bien.
English: I can see you're good at this.
Spanish: Todavía me acuerdo de ese día.
English: I can still remember that day.
Spanish: Puedo andar por lo menos dos millas.
English: I can walk at least two miles.
Spanish: No me puedo permitir pagar tanto.
English: I can't afford to pay so much.
Spanish: No soporto ni verlo.
English: I can't bear the sight of him.
Spanish: No puedo soportar verlo.
English: I can't bear the sight of him.
Spanish: No me puedo creer que te besara.
English: I can't believe he kissed you.
Spanish: No me puedo creer que dijeras eso.
English: I can't believe you said that.
Spanish: No puedo hacer más que esto.
English: I can't do any more than this.
Spanish: No puedo hacer nada con esto.
English: I can't do anything with this.
Spanish: No puedo comer este tipo de comida.
English: I can't eat this kind of food.
Spanish: No te lo puedo explicar ahora.
English: I can't explain it to you now.
Spanish: No puedo encontrar mi libro por ningún lado.
English: I can't find my book anywhere.
Spanish: Ahora mismo no puedo ir a clase.
English: I can't go to class right now.
Spanish: No puedo ir contigo el lunes.
English: I can't go with you on Monday.
Spanish: No te puedo acompañar el lunes.
English: I can't go with you on Monday.
Spanish: No puedo salir del trabajo hasta las cinco.
English: I can't leave work until five.
Spanish: No puedo prestarte este libro.
English: I can't lend this book to you.
Spanish: No puedo prestarle este libro.
English: I can't lend this book to you.
Spanish: No soy muy bueno jugando al tenis.
English: I can't play tennis that well.
Spanish: No puedo jugar tenis muy bien.
English: I can't play tennis that well.
Spanish: No soy muy bueno en el tenis.
English: I can't play tennis that well.
Spanish: No puedo jugar tenis muy bien.
English: I can't play tennis very well.
Spanish: No puedo soportar ese ruido.
English: I can't put up with the noise.
Spanish: Yo no puedo decir si tú estás bromeando.
English: I can't tell if you're joking.
Spanish: No te puedo decir lo que pienso.
English: I can't tell you what I think.
Spanish: No puedo pensar en nadie más.
English: I can't think of anybody else.
Spanish: No puedo esperar hasta el próximo lunes.
English: I can't wait till next Monday.
Spanish: Sin gafas no puedo leer.
English: I cannot read without glasses.
Spanish: No puedo leer sin gafas.
English: I cannot read without glasses.
Spanish: Atrapé un gran pez ayer.
English: I caught a big fish yesterday.
Spanish: Yo atrapé tres peces ayer.
English: I caught three fish yesterday.
Spanish: Ayer pesqué tres peces.
English: I caught three fish yesterday.
Spanish: Le cambié la cerradura a mi puerta.
English: I changed the lock on my door.
Spanish: Cambié la cerradura de mi puerta.
English: I changed the lock on my door.
Spanish: Cerré los ojos para tranquilizarme.
English: I closed my eyes to calm down.
Spanish: Cerré el trato hace una hora.
English: I closed the deal an hour ago.
Spanish: Considero que Tom es un amigo.
English: I consider Tom to be a friend.
Spanish: Podría estar lejos por un tiempo.
English: I could be away for some time.
Spanish: No podía creerme que fueras tú.
English: I couldn't believe it was you.
Spanish: No te culparía por eso.
English: I couldn't blame you for that.
Spanish: No pude captar lo que él dijo.
English: I couldn't catch what he said.
Spanish: No logré despertar a Tom.
English: I couldn't get Tom to wake up.
Spanish: No pude despertar a Tom.
English: I couldn't get Tom to wake up.
Spanish: No pude poner mi coche en marcha.
English: I couldn't get my car started.
Spanish: No podría haberlo hecho solo.
English: I couldn't have made it alone.
Spanish: No podía contener las lágrimas.
English: I couldn't hold back my tears.
Spanish: Yo le quito la corteza al pan.
English: I cut the crust off the bread.
Spanish: Decidí no ir a Europa.
English: I decided not to go to Europe.
Spanish: No le pedí a Tom que viniera aquí.
English: I didn't ask Tom to come here.
Spanish: Yo no le pedí nada.
English: I didn't ask him for anything.
Spanish: No te pedí que vinieras aquí.
English: I didn't ask you to come here.
Spanish: Fui directo al grano.
English: I didn't beat around the bush.
Spanish: No me anduve por las ramas.
English: I didn't beat around the bush.
Spanish: Al principio no le creí.
English: I didn't believe him at first.
Spanish: No entendí tu apellido.
English: I didn't catch your last name.
Spanish: No encontré nada de nada.
English: I didn't find anything at all.
Spanish: No seguí mi propio consejo.
English: I didn't follow my own advice.
Spanish: Yo no le di nada a Tom.
English: I didn't give anything to Tom.
Spanish: No sabía que Tom estaba casado.
English: I didn't know Tom was married.
Spanish: No sabía que Tom estuviera descontento.
English: I didn't know Tom was unhappy.
Spanish: No sabía que se había casado.
English: I didn't know she was married.
Spanish: No sabía que ella estuviera casada.
English: I didn't know she was married.
Spanish: No sabía que estaba casada.
English: I didn't know she was married.
Spanish: Yo no sabía que ella estaba casada.
English: I didn't know she was married.
Spanish: Yo no sabía que fumaras.
English: I didn't know that you smoked.
Spanish: Yo no sabía que fumárais.
English: I didn't know that you smoked.
Spanish: No sabía qué hacer entonces.
English: I didn't know what to do then.
Spanish: Yo no sabía a quién más preguntarle.
English: I didn't know who else to ask.
Spanish: No sabía a quién más preguntarle.
English: I didn't know who else to ask.
Spanish: No sabía que tenías compañía.
English: I didn't know you had company.
Spanish: No sabía que trabajabas aquí.
English: I didn't know you worked here.
Spanish: No sabía que tú vendrías también.
English: I didn't know you'd come, too.
Spanish: No miré bajo el sofá.
English: I didn't look under the couch.
Spanish: No miré debajo del sofá.
English: I didn't look under the couch.
Spanish: No hice nada para comer.
English: I didn't make anything to eat.
Spanish: No pretendía asustarte.
English: I didn't mean to frighten you.
Spanish: No quería asustarte.
English: I didn't mean to frighten you.
Spanish: Realmente no esperaba ganar.
English: I didn't really expect to win.
Spanish: No he visto ni oído nada.
English: I didn't see or hear anything.
Spanish: No tomé ningunas medidas de precaución.
English: I didn't take any precautions.
Spanish: No pensé que tú te recordarías.
English: I didn't think you'd remember.
Spanish: No quise asustarte.
English: I didn't want to frighten you.
Spanish: No me quería levantar temprano.
English: I didn't want to get up early.
Spanish: No quise decir nada.
English: I didn't want to say anything.
Spanish: No quería quedarme en casa.
English: I didn't want to stay at home.
Spanish: No quería estar en casa.
English: I didn't want to stay at home.
Spanish: Yo no quería estar en casa.
English: I didn't want to stay at home.
Spanish: Hago gimnasia por la mañana.
English: I do exercises in the morning.
Spanish: Hago mi tarea después de clases.
English: I do my homework after school.
Spanish: No me importa lo que diga la gente.
English: I do not mind what people say.
Spanish: No estoy muy de acuerdo con usted.
English: I do not quite agree with you.
Spanish: Ya no confío más en él.
English: I do not trust him any longer.
Spanish: No me creo que sea abogado.
English: I don't believe he's a lawyer.
Spanish: No me creo lo que dice Tom.
English: I don't believe what Tom says.
Spanish: No me interesa lo que diga la gente.
English: I don't care what anyone says.
Spanish: Me da igual con quién hable Tom.
English: I don't care who Tom talks to.
Spanish: No me importa con quién hable Tom.
English: I don't care who Tom talks to.
Spanish: No me importa por qué Tom hizo eso.
English: I don't care why Tom did that.
Spanish: No bebo cerveza a menudo.
English: I don't drink beer very often.
Spanish: No como mientras conduzco.
English: I don't eat while I'm driving.
Spanish: Ni siquiera tengo novio.
English: I don't even have a boyfriend.
Spanish: Ni sé qué decir.
English: I don't even know what to say.
Spanish: No espero que lo recordarías.
English: I don't expect you'd remember.
Spanish: No tengo ganas de celebrar.
English: I don't feel like celebrating.
Spanish: No tengo ganas de cantar ahora.
English: I don't feel like singing now.
Spanish: No me siento enfermo ni nada.
English: I don't feel sick or anything.
Spanish: No tengo ninguna camisa favorita.
English: I don't have a favorite shirt.
Spanish: No tengo camisa favorita.
English: I don't have a favorite shirt.
Spanish: Yo no tengo hermana menor.
English: I don't have a younger sister.
Spanish: No tengo oreja para la música.
English: I don't have an ear for music.
Spanish: No tengo un hermano mayor.
English: I don't have an older brother.
Spanish: Aún no tengo hijos.
English: I don't have any children yet.
Spanish: No tengo nada de dinero.
English: I don't have any money at all.
Spanish: No tengo nada que ponerme.
English: I don't have anything to wear.
Spanish: No tengo qué ponerme.
English: I don't have anything to wear.
Spanish: Todavía no tengo suficiente dinero.
English: I don't have enough money yet.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo para leer.
English: I don't have time for reading.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo para ayudar a Tom.
English: I don't have time to help Tom.
Spanish: No tengo que limpiar mi cuarto.
English: I don't have to clean my room.
Spanish: No tengo la intención de volar más.
English: I don't intend to fly anymore.
Spanish: No sé muy bien el francés.
English: I don't know French that well.
Spanish: No conozco ninguna canción francesa.
English: I don't know any French songs.
Spanish: No conozco a nadie en Boston.
English: I don't know anyone in Boston.
Spanish: Yo no conozco a nadie en Boston.
English: I don't know anyone in Boston.