arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta el puré de papas.
English: Tom doesn't like mashed potatoes.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta mucho el poker.
English: Tom doesn't like poker very much.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta hablar francés.
English: Tom doesn't like speaking French.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta ser molestado.
English: Tom doesn't like to be disturbed.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta que le molesten.
English: Tom doesn't like to be disturbed.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta hablar en francés.
English: Tom doesn't like to speak French.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta quedarse en casa.
English: Tom doesn't like to stay at home.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta ponerse reloj.
English: Tom doesn't like to wear a watch.
Spanish: Tom no vive cerca de su oficina.
English: Tom doesn't live near his office.
Spanish: Tom no se toma vacaciones con frecuencia.
English: Tom doesn't often take vacations.
Spanish: Tom no lee libros en francés.
English: Tom doesn't read books in French.
Spanish: A Tom no le gustas mucho.
English: Tom doesn't really like you much.
Spanish: Tom no parece estar muy interesado.
English: Tom doesn't seem very interested.
Spanish: Tom no habla francés en casa.
English: Tom doesn't speak French at home.
Spanish: Tom no quiere comer nada.
English: Tom doesn't want anything to eat.
Spanish: Tom no quiere que lo molesten.
English: Tom doesn't want to be disturbed.
Spanish: Tom no quiere ser visto aquí.
English: Tom doesn't want to be seen here.
Spanish: Tom no quiere creer eso.
English: Tom doesn't want to believe that.
Spanish: Tom no quiere involucrarse.
English: Tom doesn't want to get involved.
Spanish: Tom no quiere ir a la escuela.
English: Tom doesn't want to go to school.
Spanish: Tom no quiere lastimar a nadie.
English: Tom doesn't want to hurt anybody.
Spanish: Tom no quiere aprender francés.
English: Tom doesn't want to learn French.
Spanish: Tom no quiere parecer tonto.
English: Tom doesn't want to look foolish.
Spanish: Tom no quiere ver a María ahora.
English: Tom doesn't want to see Mary now.
Spanish: Tom no quiere hablar con Mary.
English: Tom doesn't want to talk to Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quiere viajar solo.
English: Tom doesn't want to travel alone.
Spanish: Tom no quiere que salgas lastimada.
English: Tom doesn't want you to get hurt.
Spanish: Tom disfrutó nadar en el lago.
English: Tom enjoyed swimming in the lake.
Spanish: Tomás disfruta trabajando aquí, creo.
English: Tom enjoys working here, I think.
Spanish: A Tomás le gusta trabajar aquí, creo.
English: Tom enjoys working here, I think.
Spanish: Tom explicó su plan en detalle.
English: Tom explained his plan in detail.
Spanish: Tom le explicó el sistema a Mary.
English: Tom explained the system to Mary.
Spanish: Tom reprobó inglés el semestre pasado.
English: Tom failed English last semester.
Spanish: Tom le dio sus sobras a su perro.
English: Tom fed his leftovers to his dog.
Spanish: Tom se sentía desamparado y asustado.
English: Tom felt helpless and frightened.
Spanish: Tom llenó la botella de agua.
English: Tom filled the bottle with water.
Spanish: Tom llenó el cubo hasta el borde.
English: Tom filled the bucket to the top.
Spanish: Tom llenó el cubo de agua.
English: Tom filled the bucket with water.
Spanish: Tom siguió las instrucciones de Mary.
English: Tom followed Mary's instructions.
Spanish: Tom se olvidó de traer una linterna.
English: Tom forgot to bring a flashlight.
Spanish: Tom se olvidó de apagar la luz.
English: Tom forgot to turn off the light.
Spanish: Tom olvidó apagar la cocina.
English: Tom forgot to turn off the stove.
Spanish: Tom luchó con toda su fuerza.
English: Tom fought with all his strength.
Spanish: Tom lanzó una mirada amenazante a Mary.
English: Tom gave Mary a threatening look.
Spanish: Tom le dio un anillo de compromiso a Mary.
English: Tom gave Mary an engagement ring.
Spanish: Tom se levanta a las seis de la mañana todos los días.
English: Tom gets up at six every morning.
Spanish: Tomás se levanta temprano por la mañana.
English: Tom gets up early in the morning.
Spanish: Hoy Tom ha recibido una carta de Mary.
English: Tom got a letter from Mary today.
Spanish: Tom llegó aquí una hora antes que Mary.
English: Tom got here an hour before Mary.
Spanish: Tom se bajó en la estación equivocada.
English: Tom got off at the wrong station.
Spanish: Tom creció en un pueblo de pescadores.
English: Tom grew up in a fishing village.
Spanish: Tom tuvo un accidente de coche en Boston.
English: Tom had a car accident in Boston.
Spanish: A Tom le costó encontrar trabajo.
English: Tom had a hard time finding work.
Spanish: Tom tuvo un paro cardíaco el año pasado.
English: Tom had a heart attack last year.
Spanish: Anoche Tom tuvo un sueño extraño.
English: Tom had a weird dream last night.
Spanish: Tom se divirtió mucho en la fiesta.
English: Tom had lots of fun at the party.
Spanish: Tom no había visto nunca a Mary tan feliz.
English: Tom had never seen Mary so happy.
Spanish: Ayer, Tom no tenía nada para comer.
English: Tom had nothing to eat yesterday.
Spanish: Tom tuvo que hacer todo por sí mismo.
English: Tom had to do everything himself.
Spanish: Tomás tenía problemas para llegar a fin de mes.
English: Tom had trouble making ends meet.
Spanish: Tom tiene un primo que es doctor.
English: Tom has a cousin who is a doctor.
Spanish: Tom tiene una prima que es doctora.
English: Tom has a cousin who is a doctor.
Spanish: Tom tiene un claro acento francés.
English: Tom has a distinct French accent.
Spanish: Tom tiene un amigo que está preso.
English: Tom has a friend who's in prison.
Spanish: Tom tiene la barba más larga que John.
English: Tom has a longer beard than John.
Spanish: Tom tiene un extraño sentido del humor.
English: Tom has a strange sense of humor.
Spanish: Tom tiene una forma rara de hablar.
English: Tom has a strange way of talking.
Spanish: Tom tiene un amplio círculo de amigos.
English: Tom has a wide circle of friends.
Spanish: Tom ya ha llegado a una decisión.
English: Tom has already made up his mind.
Spanish: Tom tiene una tía que está en la cárcel.
English: Tom has an aunt who is in prison.
Spanish: Tom tiene un estilo de vida extravagante.
English: Tom has an extravagant lifestyle.
Spanish: Tom tiene un tío que es banquero.
English: Tom has an uncle who is a banker.
Spanish: Tom se comporta de manera extraña últimamente.
English: Tom has been acting weird lately.
Spanish: Tom ha estado en películas y en la televisión.
English: Tom has been in movies and on TV.
Spanish: Tom ha estado casado tres veces.
English: Tom has been married three times.
Spanish: Tom ha estado enfermo hartas veces recientemente.
English: Tom has been sick a lot recently.
Spanish: A Tom le han disparado con pistola paralizante tres veces.
English: Tom has been tasered three times.
Spanish: Tom estuvo en Boston sólo una vez.
English: Tom has been to Boston only once.
Spanish: Tom ha pasado viendo televisión todo el día.
English: Tom has been watching TV all day.
Spanish: Tom ha estado viendo televisión todo el día.
English: Tom has been watching TV all day.
Spanish: Tom ha cambiado mucho desde entonces.
English: Tom has changed a lot since then.
Spanish: Tom se ha enamorado de Mary.
English: Tom has fallen in love with Mary.
Spanish: A Tom se le ha olvidado cómo hacerlo.
English: Tom has forgotten how to do that.
Spanish: Tom ya ha tomado una decisión.
English: Tom has made up his mind already.
Spanish: Tom nunca tuvo un ataque al corazón.
English: Tom has never had a heart attack.
Spanish: Tom jamás había visto a María tan enojada.
English: Tom has never seen Mary so angry.
Spanish: Tom no tiene idea de dónde vive Mary.
English: Tom has no idea where Mary lives.
Spanish: Tom no tiene respeto por las autoridades.
English: Tom has no respect for authority.
Spanish: Tom no ha tomado ninguna decisión todavía.
English: Tom has not yet made up his mind.
Spanish: Tom ha vendido su casa en Boston.
English: Tom has sold his house in Boston.
Spanish: Tom tiene tres biromes en el bolsillo.
English: Tom has three pens in his pocket.
Spanish: Tom ha viajado por toda Europa.
English: Tom has traveled all over Europe.
Spanish: Tom ha viajado alrededor de toda Europa.
English: Tom has traveled all over Europe.
Spanish: Tomás trabajó muy duro toda su vida.
English: Tom has worked hard all his life.
Spanish: Tom no ha vivido aquí por mucho tiempo.
English: Tom hasn't been living here long.
Spanish: Tom no se ha perdido ni una sola clase.
English: Tom hasn't missed a single class.
Spanish: Tom no ha pintado su casa aún.
English: Tom hasn't painted his house yet.
Spanish: Tom odia trabajar tarde en un viernes.
English: Tom hates to work late on Friday.
Spanish: Tom ayudó a Mary a cambiar de sitio el tocador.
English: Tom helped Mary move the dresser.
Spanish: Tom ayudó a Mary a volver a comenzar.
English: Tom helped Mary start over again.
Spanish: Tom se escondió en un edificio abandonado.
English: Tom hid in an abandoned building.
Spanish: Tom contrató a Mary como intérprete.
English: Tom hired Mary as an interpreter.
Spanish: Tomás es un famoso retratista.
English: Tom is a famous portrait painter.
Spanish: Tom es perfeccionista, ¿no?
English: Tom is a perfectionist, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom es un muy buen tenista.
English: Tom is a very good tennis player.
Spanish: Tom es una persona muy trabajadora.
English: Tom is a very hardworking person.
Spanish: Tom es una persona muy interesante.
English: Tom is a very interesting person.
Spanish: Tom es capaz de andar con las manos.
English: Tom is able to walk on his hands.
Spanish: Tom siempre se está metiendo en problemas.
English: Tom is always getting in trouble.
Spanish: Tom está golpeando la puerta principal.
English: Tom is banging on the front door.
Spanish: Tom está siendo acusado de homicidio.
English: Tom is being charged with murder.
Spanish: Tom está siendo perseguido por los paparazzi.
English: Tom is being chased by paparazzi.
Spanish: Tom está siendo un embustero, ¿no lo es?
English: Tom is being deceitful, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom está ocupado atendiendo a un cliente.
English: Tom is busy assisting a customer.
Spanish: Tom está charlando con sus amigos.
English: Tom is chatting with his friends.
Spanish: Tomás es diferente a los otros muchachos.
English: Tom is different from other boys.
Spanish: Tom está pasando por problemas financieros.
English: Tom is facing financial problems.
Spanish: Tom está jugueteando con su pajarita.
English: Tom is fiddling with his bow tie.
Spanish: Ahora Tom está de negocios en Londres.
English: Tom is in London on business now.
Spanish: Tom está a cargo del asado.
English: Tom is in charge of the barbecue.
Spanish: Tom está en la sala de interrogación.
English: Tom is in the interrogation room.
Spanish: Tom está en la cocina preparando té.
English: Tom is in the kitchen making tea.
Spanish: Tom está interesado en las matemáticas.
English: Tom is interested in mathematics.
Spanish: Ahora Tom vive con su tío.
English: Tom is living with his uncle now.
Spanish: Tom está casado con Mary, ¿no?
English: Tom is married to Mary, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom no es tan bruto como parece.
English: Tom is not as stupid as he looks.
Spanish: Tom no es bienvenido en esta casa.
English: Tom is not welcome in this house.
Spanish: A Tom a menudo lo acompaña Mary.
English: Tom is often accompanied by Mary.
Spanish: Tom es uno de mis amigos íntimos.
English: Tom is one of my closest friends.
Spanish: Tom es uno de mis amigos más cercanos.
English: Tom is one of my closest friends.
Spanish: Tom es uno de mis amigos más íntimos.
English: Tom is one of my closest friends.
Spanish: Tom es uno de nuestros antiguos clientes.
English: Tom is one of our former clients.
Spanish: Tom está bastante ocupado por el momento.
English: Tom is pretty busy at the moment.
Spanish: Tom es un niño bastante travieso.
English: Tom is quite a mischievous child.
Spanish: Tom es bastante vanidoso, ¿no lo es?
English: Tom is quite conceited, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom se está quedando sin abastecimiento.
English: Tom is running out of provisions.
Spanish: Tom está estudiando patología ocular.
English: Tom is studying ocular pathology.
Spanish: Tom tiene un fuerte resfriado.
English: Tom is suffering from a bad cold.
Spanish: Tom es la cabeza de nuestra compañía.
English: Tom is the brains of our company.
Spanish: Tom es quien alimenta al perro.
English: Tom is the one who feeds the dog.
Spanish: Tom es el único que da de comer al perro.
English: Tom is the one who feeds the dog.
Spanish: Tom es el más alto de su familia.
English: Tom is the tallest in his family.
Spanish: Tomás es muy pobre como para contratar a un abogado.
English: Tom is too poor to hire a lawyer.
Spanish: Tom es demasiado joven para viajar solo.
English: Tom is too young to travel alone.
Spanish: Tom parece de fiar, ¿eh?
English: Tom is very dependable, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom parece ser digno de confianza, ¿a que sí?
English: Tom is very dependable, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom parece buena persona, ¿no crees?
English: Tom is very dependable, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom parece un tipo decente, ¿no?
English: Tom is very dependable, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom es un chico formal, ¿a que sí?
English: Tom is very dependable, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom es muy fotogénico, ¿no lo es?
English: Tom is very photogenic, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom es muy posesivo, ¿no?
English: Tom is very possessive, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom es muy listo, justo como tú.
English: Tom is very smart, just like you.
Spanish: Tom está viendo el voley playa.
English: Tom is watching beach volleyball.
Spanish: Tom está muy consiente del problema.
English: Tom is well aware of the problem.
Spanish: Tom no es el único nieto de Mary.
English: Tom isn't Mary's only grandchild.
Spanish: Tomás no es mucho más mayor que nosotros.
English: Tom isn't much older than we are.
Spanish: Tom tan solo no sabe qué hacer.
English: Tom just doesn't know what to do.
Spanish: Tom sólo quería que lo dejaran en paz.
English: Tom just wanted to be left alone.
Spanish: Tom guarda sus herramientas en una caja de herramientas.
English: Tom keeps his tools in a toolbox.
Spanish: Tom sabía que Mary era profesora.
English: Tom knew that Mary was a teacher.
Spanish: Tom llamó a la ventanilla del coche de Mary.
English: Tom knocked on Mary's car window.
Spanish: Tom sabe exactamente como Mary se siente.
English: Tom knows exactly how Mary feels.
Spanish: Tom sabe que hizo algo malo.
English: Tom knows he did something wrong.
Spanish: Tom sabe como hacer feliz a Mary.
English: Tom knows how to make Mary happy.
Spanish: Tom sabe bastante acerca de Mary.
English: Tom knows quite a lot about Mary.
Spanish: Tom conoce a algunos de los amigos de Mary.
English: Tom knows some of Mary's friends.
Spanish: Tom conoce al secretario de estado.
English: Tom knows the Secretary of State.
Spanish: Tom conoce al hombre con el que vino Mary.
English: Tom knows the man Mary came with.
Spanish: Tomás sabe que la policía sospecha de él.
English: Tom knows the police suspect him.
Spanish: Tom sabe lo que en realidad sucede.
English: Tom knows what's really going on.
Spanish: Tom se rio, pero nadie más se rio.
English: Tom laughed, but no one else did.
Spanish: Tom se dejó el paraguas en el autobús.
English: Tom left his umbrella on the bus.
Spanish: Tom dejó las luces encendidas toda la noche.
English: Tom left the lights on all night.
Spanish: Tom mintió acerca de dónde había estado.
English: Tom lied about where he had been.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta el pelo largo y negro de Mary.
English: Tom likes Mary's long black hair.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta pasear con Mary.
English: Tom likes taking walks with Mary.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta más el té que el café.
English: Tom likes tea better than coffee.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta escuchar a Mary cantar.
English: Tom likes to listen to Mary sing.
Spanish: Tom vivió en Japón por diez años.
English: Tom lived in Japan for ten years.
Spanish: Tom miró a su alrededor en busca de su cámara.
English: Tom looked around for his camera.
Spanish: Tomás se ve un poco incómodo.
English: Tom looks a little uncomfortable.
Spanish: Tom perdió la custodia de sus hijos.
English: Tom lost custody of his children.
Spanish: A Tom le encantan la pizza y las papas fritas.
English: Tom loves pizza and french fries.
Spanish: Tom le hizo una flauta de bambú a Mary.
English: Tom made a bamboo flute for Mary.
Spanish: Tom cometió ese error a propósito.
English: Tom made that mistake on purpose.
Spanish: Tom pudo decirme la verdad.
English: Tom managed to tell me the truth.
Spanish: Tom se ha casado con una mujer mucho más joven.
English: Tom married a much younger woman.
Spanish: Puede que Tom sepa dónde nació Mary.
English: Tom may know where Mary was born.
Spanish: Tom necesita un poco más de práctica.
English: Tom needs a little more practice.
Spanish: Tom necesita cambiar su actitud.
English: Tom needs to change his attitude.
Spanish: Tom tiene que dejar de molestar a Mary.
English: Tom needs to stop bothering Mary.
Spanish: Tom nunca me dijo que era casado.
English: Tom never told me he was married.
Spanish: Tom nunca me dijo donde vivía.
English: Tom never told me where he lived.
Spanish: Tom jamás fue a ver a María otra vez.
English: Tom never went to see Mary again.
Spanish: Tom asintió con su cabeza el acuerdo.
English: Tom nodded his head in agreement.
Spanish: Tom se dio cuenta de que a Mary le temblaban las manos.
English: Tom noticed Mary's hands shaking.
Spanish: Tomás le ofreció una copa de vino a María.
English: Tom offered Mary a glass of wine.
Spanish: Tom ofreció pasarme el dinero.
English: Tom offered to lend me the money.
Spanish: Tom a menudo no mantiene su palabra.
English: Tom often fails to keep his word.
Spanish: Tom sufre a menudo de dolores de cabeza.
English: Tom often suffers from headaches.
Spanish: Tom abrió los ojos y vio a María.
English: Tom opened his eyes and saw Mary.
Spanish: Tom toca la flauta en la orquesta.
English: Tom plays flute in the orchestra.
Spanish: Tom postergó su viaje a Boston.
English: Tom postponed his trip to Boston.
Spanish: Tom se sirvió otro vaso.
English: Tom poured himself another glass.
Spanish: Tom prometió a Mary que ayudaría a John.
English: Tom promised Mary he'd help John.
Spanish: Tomás se puso una curita en el dedo.
English: Tom put a band-aid on his finger.
Spanish: Tom le puso a su perro un collar para las pulgas.
English: Tom put a flea collar on his dog.
Spanish: Tom le puso a su perro un collar antipulgas.
English: Tom put a flea collar on his dog.
Spanish: Tom le puso un collar antipulgas a su perro.
English: Tom put a flea collar on his dog.
Spanish: Tom puso su arma abajo de la almohada.
English: Tom put his gun under his pillow.
Spanish: Tom realmente quiere hablar con Mary.
English: Tom really wants to talk to Mary.
Spanish: Tom rechazó el ofrecimiento de Mary para ayudar.
English: Tom refused Mary's offer to help.
Spanish: Tom se quedó soltero toda su vida.
English: Tom remained single all his life.
Spanish: Tom quitó la tapa de la caja.
English: Tom removed the lid from the box.
Spanish: Tom rentó un auto por el fin de semana.
English: Tom rented a car for the weekend.
Spanish: Tom arriesgó su vida para salvar a Mary.
English: Tom risked his life to save Mary.
Spanish: Tom le robó todo su dinero a Mary.
English: Tom robbed Mary of all her money.
Spanish: Tom dijo que Mary era buena en francés.
English: Tom said Mary was good at French.
Spanish: Tom dijo que no podía hacer nada.
English: Tom said he couldn't do anything.
Spanish: Tom dijo que no quería nada.
English: Tom said he didn't want anything.
Spanish: Tom ha dicho que quiere hablar contigo.
English: Tom said he wants to talk to you.
Spanish: Tom dijo que ya había tenido suficiente.
English: Tom said he's had enough of that.
Spanish: Tom dijo que él necesitaba un cambio.
English: Tom said that he needed a change.
Spanish: Tom dijo que quiere retirarse.
English: Tom said that he wants to retire.
Spanish: Tom se sentó al fondo de la clase.
English: Tom sat at the back of the class.
Spanish: Tom se sentó al fondo de la clase.
English: Tom sat in the back of the class.
Spanish: Tom se sentó en un banco en el rincón.
English: Tom sat on a stool in the corner.
Spanish: Tom se sentó en un taburete en la esquina.
English: Tom sat on a stool in the corner.
Spanish: Tom vio las lágrimas en los ojos de Mary.
English: Tom saw the tears in Mary's eyes.
Spanish: Tom dice que se siente muy cansado.
English: Tom says he's feeling very tired.
Spanish: Tom dice que los fantasmas no son reales.
English: Tom says that ghosts aren't real.
Spanish: Tom dice que la ayuda está en camino.
English: Tom says that help is on the way.
Spanish: Tom gritó tan fuerte como pudo.
English: Tom screamed as loud as he could.
Spanish: Tom gritó tan alto como pudo.
English: Tom screamed as loud as he could.
Spanish: Tom parece ser más amistoso que antes.
English: Tom seems friendlier than before.
Spanish: Tom parece estar muy enfadado, ¿verdad?
English: Tom seems very angry, doesn't he?
Spanish: Tom ve esto de una manera diferente.
English: Tom sees this in a different way.
Spanish: Tom rara vez se pone su camisa negra.
English: Tom seldom wears his black shirt.
Spanish: Tom sintió que Mary estaba sufriendo.
English: Tom sensed that Mary was in pain.
Spanish: Tomás compartió su postre con María.
English: Tom shared his dessert with Mary.
Spanish: Tom le disparó a Mary con una ballesta.
English: Tom shot at Mary with a crossbow.
Spanish: Tom debería preguntarle a Mary cómo se hace.
English: Tom should ask Mary how to do it.
Spanish: Tom debería estar aquí por ahora.
English: Tom should have been here by now.
Spanish: Tom debería abrir su propia compañía.
English: Tom should start his own company.
Spanish: Tom no debería haber comido tanto.
English: Tom shouldn't have eaten so much.
Spanish: Tom se escabulló de la sala de clases.
English: Tom slipped out of the classroom.
Spanish: Tom habla francés mejor que yo.
English: Tom speaks French better than me.
Spanish: Tom habla dos lenguas extranjeras.
English: Tom speaks two foreign languages.
Spanish: Tom se quedó toda la noche estudiando.
English: Tom stayed up all night studying.
Spanish: Tom le sacó la lengua a Mary.
English: Tom stuck his tongue out at Mary.
Spanish: Tom estudia francés cada mañana.
English: Tom studies French every morning.
Spanish: Tom cuida bien de los pájaros.
English: Tom takes good care of the birds.
Spanish: Tom le agradeció a Mary por ayudarlo.
English: Tom thanked Mary for helping him.
Spanish: Tom agradeció a todos la espera.
English: Tom thanked everyone for waiting.
Spanish: Tom piensa que Mary puede hablar francés.
English: Tom thinks Mary can speak French.
Spanish: Tom cree que él puede salvar el mundo.
English: Tom thinks he can save the world.
Spanish: Tom piensa que mañana va a llover.
English: Tom thinks it will rain tomorrow.
Spanish: Tomás no piensa en nadie más que en sí mismo.
English: Tom thinks of nobody but himself.
Spanish: Tom creyó que Mary podría derrotar a John.
English: Tom thought Mary could beat John.
Spanish: Tom pensó acerca de lo que María dijo.
English: Tom thought about what Mary said.
Spanish: Tom pensó que era una buena idea.
English: Tom thought this was a good idea.
Spanish: Tom se lo dijo a Mary y Mary se lo dijo a John.
English: Tom told Mary and Mary told John.
Spanish: Tom le dijo a Mary que volvería en seguida.
English: Tom told Mary he'd be right back.
Spanish: Tom le dijo a Mary que ella tenía razón.
English: Tom told Mary that she was right.
Spanish: Tom le dijo a Mary que estaba equivocada.
English: Tom told Mary that she was wrong.
Spanish: Tom le dijo a Mary la verdad absoluta.
English: Tom told Mary the absolute truth.
Spanish: Tom le dijo a Mary que sea más cuidadosa.
English: Tom told Mary to be more careful.
Spanish: Tom le dijo a Mary que fuera a hablar con John.
English: Tom told Mary to go talk to John.
Spanish: Tom le dijo a Mary que lavara los platos.
English: Tom told Mary to wash the dishes.
Spanish: Tom le dijo a todos que era adoptado.
English: Tom told everyone he was adopted.
Spanish: Tom me dijo que no debería comprar eso.
English: Tom told me I shouldn't buy that.
Spanish: Tom me contó una interesante historia.
English: Tom told me an interesting story.
Spanish: Tomás me dijo que no quiere eso.
English: Tom told me he doesn't want that.
Spanish: Tom me dijo que se va a casar.
English: Tom told me he's getting married.