arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: La vida ha destrozado mi alma; mi espíritu.
English: Life has destroyed my soul; my spirit.
Spanish: ¡Que nadie sepa mi sufrir!
English: May no one know my suffering!
Spanish: Grito, pero se ahoga en las risas de los demás.
English: I scream, but it drowns in the laughter of others.
Spanish: Quiero reconocer al fin la libertad.
English: I want to finally know what freedom is.
Spanish: Quiero ser como el ave que escapó su prisión.
English: I want to be like the bird that escaped its prison.
Spanish: Sin tu consejo, hubiera suspendido.
English: Without your advice, I would've failed.
Spanish: Sin tu consejo, no lo hubiera logrado.
English: Without your advice, I would've failed.
Spanish: Yo soy un pájaro muerto en la calle de alegría.
English: I'm a dead bird on the street of joy.
Spanish: El cielo es solo un sueño con que el fantaseamos mientras ardemos en el infierno.
English: Heaven is just a dream that we fantasize about while we burn in hell.
Spanish: Mi abuelo es dueño de un taller.
English: My grandfather owns a workshop.
Spanish: Mi abuela es sabia y raramente erra.
English: My grandmother is wise and is seldom wrong.
Spanish: Mis vecinos son financieramente estables, es decir, ricos.
English: My neighbors are financially stable, in other words, rich.
Spanish: Él comenzó a encarnar papeles más polémicos.
English: He began playing more controversial roles.
Spanish: Lo tengo entendido que ustedes quieren vender su casa.
English: I understand that you want to sell your house.
Spanish: Decidí quedarme unos cuantos minutos más, aunque ya estaba tarde para la escuela.
English: I decided to stay a few more minutes, even though I was already late for school.
Spanish: ¡Nadie jamás podrá robarme mi ansia de volar!
English: No one could ever steal my desire to fly!
Spanish: La cigüeña entrega el bebé a su cuna.
English: The stork delivers the baby to its cradle.
Spanish: Los búhos son mis animales preferidos.
English: Owls are my favorite animals.
Spanish: Mi familia me trae desdicha.
English: My family makes me miserable.
Spanish: El tamil es un idioma antiguo, según este libro.
English: Tamil is an ancient language, according to this book.
Spanish: Guardé un trozo de pastel de chocolate para mi sobrino.
English: I saved a slice of chocolate cake for my nephew.
Spanish: La receta lleva huevos cocidos.
English: The recipe calls for boiled eggs.
Spanish: La llama está demasiada alta, bájala.
English: The flame is too high, lower it.
Spanish: La última cosa que necesitamos hacer ahora es superar la frontera.
English: The last thing we need to do now is get over the border.
Spanish: Ayer en el mercadillo, conseguí un mantel hermoso y antiguo.
English: Yesterday, I bought a beautiful and antique tablecloth at the flea market.
Spanish: Estoy oculto en la despensa.
English: I'm hidden in the pantry.
Spanish: Olvidé mi celular sobre la repisa.
English: I left my phone on the shelf.
Spanish: Hasta cuando estoy acostado, estoy agotado.
English: Even when I'm lying down, I'm tired.
Spanish: Adoro tu estilo de hablar.
English: I love the way you talk.
Spanish: Necesito un juego de habición nuevo. Tráeme mi catálogo, por favor. Está encima de la mesa de noche.
English: I need a new bedroom set. Bring me my catalog, please. It's on the nightstand.
Spanish: Empecé a tocar el tambor cuando era muy chico.
English: I started playing the drums when I was very young.
Spanish: Unas de las cosas más excitantes de la vida es estar montado en una estrella de feria.
English: One of the most exciting things in life is riding a Ferris wheel.
Spanish: Habrá muchos altoparlantes en la parada.
English: There will be many loudspeakers at the parade.
Spanish: Eso es todo lo que es.
English: That's what it's all about.
Spanish: Esta pulsera es una reliquia preciosa.
English: This bracelet is a precious heirloom.
Spanish: ¡La mantequilla de maní está a la venta!
English: The peanut butter is on sale!
Spanish: Mi vida es un callejón sin salida.
English: My life is a cul-de-sac.
Spanish: Mi armario es bastante pequeño.
English: My closet is quite small.
Spanish: Pese a la borrasca, llegué a tiempo.
English: Despite the storm, I arrived on time.
Spanish: Cuanto más tiempo sigo vivo más estoico me pongo.
English: The longer I remain alive the more stoic I become.
Spanish: El juez dispuso su libertad.
English: The judge ordered that he be released.
Spanish: Pensamos que talvez moriremos, pero sin embargo seguimos vivos.
English: Thinking perhaps we'll die, yet we remain alive.
Spanish: Debo irme ahora, pero volveré.
English: I must go now, but I'll come back.
Spanish: Mi estilo de vida es muy exigente.
English: My lifestyle is very demanding.
Spanish: El dictador lanzó una masacre aleatoria.
English: The dictator launched a random massacre.
Spanish: Las ventiscas siempre me dan tanta nostalgia.
English: Blizzards always make me feel so nostalgic.
Spanish: Agrego una cucharada de azúcar a mi café cada madrugada.
English: I add a spoonful of sugar to my coffee every morning.
Spanish: Detesto la sensación de toser.
English: I hate the feeling of coughing.
Spanish: Solo he visto un arcoiris una vez en toda mi vida.
English: I've only seen a rainbow once in my entire life.
Spanish: Prefiero el relámpago al trueno.
English: I prefer lighting to thunder.
Spanish: Quiero escaparme a una cabaña y jamás regresar.
English: I want to escape to a cottage and never return.
Spanish: Una de las cosas más excitantes de la vida es estar montado en una noria.
English: One of the most exciting things in life is riding a Ferris wheel.
Spanish: Fui testigo de algo escalofriante cuando estaba de vacaciones en Hungría.
English: I witnessed something chilling when on vacation in Hungary.
Spanish: Las mariquitas son animales muy subestimados.
English: Ladybugs are highly underrated animals.
Spanish: Tengo ascendencia marroquí.
English: I have Moroccan ancestry.
Spanish: Sami quiere encontrar otro trabajo.
English: Sami wants to find another job.
Spanish: ¿De quién fue la idea de despedirla?
English: Whose idea was it to fire her?
Spanish: Estar en el hogar es una cosa bella.
English: Being home is a beautiful thing.
Spanish: Quiero tomar una ducha larga y caliente para reparar un poco mi espíritu.
English: I want to take a long hot shower to repair my soul a bit.
Spanish: La vida aniquiló mi alma y ahora la muerte ha llegado a reclamarla.
English: Life annihilated my soul and now death has arrived to claim it.
Spanish: Él hace beatbox de forma profesional.
English: He beatboxes professionally.
Spanish: Ella parecía intrigada.
English: She sounded intrigued.
Spanish: El apartamento está disponible para alquilar.
English: The apartment is available to rent.
Spanish: Señor, ¿está usted enfermo?
English: Sir, are you ill?
Spanish: Tenemos muy buenas noticias.
English: We've got some very good news.
Spanish: El aprendizaje es unas de las cosas más imperativas de nuestras vidas. Dejar de aprender es dejar de vivir.
English: Learning is one of the most imperative things in our lives. To stop learning is to stop living.
Spanish: Los viernes voy a portugués.
English: I go to Portuguese classes on Fridays.
Spanish: La pobreza es perjudicial para la salud mental y física.
English: Poverty is harmful to mental and physical health.
Spanish: Amo viajar y charlar con la gente.
English: I love traveling and chatting with people.
Spanish: Ella dijo que quería hablar conmigo.
English: She said she wanted to talk to me.
Spanish: Levantarme de la cama es un desafío severo para mí.
English: Getting out of bed is a severe challenge for me.
Spanish: Fracasé en alcanzar mi cuota hoy.
English: I failed to meet my quota today.
Spanish: Solo acontece una vez al siglo.
English: It only happens once a century.
Spanish: Solo quiero las cosas que no tengo.
English: I only want things that I don't have.
Spanish: Esta noche fue la más bonita de todas.
English: This was the best night of all.
Spanish: Las cosas que más quiero en este mundo son cosas que el dinero no puede comprar.
English: The things I want most in this world are things money can't buy.
Spanish: Las maldades siempre llegan con compañía.
English: When it rains, it pours.
Spanish: La depresión oculta muchas ventajas detrás de la fachada.
English: Depression hides many benefits beyond the surface.
Spanish: La vida es un castigo que jamás finaliza.
English: Life is an endless punishment.
Spanish: El anciano se me acercó esgrimiendo una guadaña.
English: The old man approached me wielding a scythe.
Spanish: Aquel hombre no luce como hombre bondadoso.
English: That man doesn't look kind.
Spanish: Aseguraron que mi mamá no iba fallecer, mas no era la realidad.
English: They claimed that my mom wasn't going to die, but it wasn't true.
Spanish: Tengo dificultad para bajar de peso.
English: I have difficulty losing weight.
Spanish: El español es hablado en más de veinte países, tiene más de quinientos mil parlantes y cada quien tiene su propia forma de hablarlo.
English: Spanish is spoken in more than twenty countries, it has more than five hundred thousand speakers and everyone has their own way of speaking it.
Spanish: ¿Mal corte de pelo?
English: Sick chopped locks?
Spanish: El perro duerme debajo de la mesa.
English: The dog is sleeping under the table.
Spanish: No tengo dinero en efectivo, pero tengo tarjeta de crédito.
English: I don't have any cash, but I have a credit card.
Spanish: ¿A qué dedicas tu tiempo libre?
English: What do you do in your free time?
Spanish: Necesito ir a la tienda y comprar varios cuadernos para empezar mi nuevo año escolar.
English: I need to go to the store and buy several notebooks for my new school year.
Spanish: Él extendió su brazo para alcanzar un libro y de repente la repisa se cayó encima de él.
English: He reached out for a book and suddenly the shelf fell on top of him.
Spanish: Todos mis hijos son estudiosos.
English: All my children are studious.
Spanish: A mi colega le regalé un champú anticaspa.
English: I gifted an anti-dandruff shampoo to my colleague.
Spanish: Deseo establecer algunas metas para este año nuevo.
English: I would like to set some goals for the new year.
Spanish: La música bella es sopa de pollo para mi alma.
English: Beautiful music is chicken soup for my soul.
Spanish: Estoy de pie en una acera en Londres mientras llueve.
English: I'm standing on a sidewalk in London as it rains.
Spanish: Necesito saber cuál fue el problema.
English: I need to know what the problem was.
Spanish: Me gusta inventar historias cuando escucho música.
English: I like to make up stories when I listen to music.
Spanish: El cortejo fúnebre me acecha.
English: The funeral procession stalks me.
Spanish: Nadie me puede rescatar de este mausoleo.
English: No one can rescue me from this mausoleum.
Spanish: Es mejor ser juzgado por doce que ser cargado por seis.
English: It's better to be judged by twelve than it is to be carried by six.
Spanish: Siempre termino solo y abandonado.
English: I always end up alone and abandoned.
Spanish: Cada vez que miro hacia él, mi corazón desploma y memorias que nunca viví disparan a mi mente.
English: Every time I look at him, my heart plummets and memories that I never lived shoot through my mind.
Spanish: De vez en cuando brinco en mi cama.
English: Once in a while I jump on my bed.
Spanish: Los vaqueros de los vaqueros.
English: The cowboys' jeans.
Spanish: Me haces sentir algo que nunca he conocido.
English: You make me feel something I've never known.
Spanish: Mi alma está tan cansada y de lejos la muerte me llama.
English: My soul is so tired and death calls me from afar.
Spanish: Cuando grites sin una voz, seré el único que podrá alguna vez oírla.
English: When you scream without a voice, I'll be the only one that could ever hear it.
Spanish: El abogado te ha prometido chocolate.
English: The lawyer promised you chocolate.
Spanish: Luces maravilloso con un bronceado.
English: You look marvelous with a tan.
Spanish: Das la mano, cogen el brazo.
English: You give them an inch and they take a mile.
Spanish: Cuanto más das, más toman.
English: The more you give, the more they take.
Spanish: Leo refranes diariamente para mantenerme motivado.
English: I read proverbs daily to keep myself motivated.
Spanish: No siempre es fácil distinguir a los japoneses de los chinos.
English: It is not always easy to distinguish the Japanese from the Chinese.
Spanish: ¿Quién es tu suegra?
English: Who's your mother-in-law?
Spanish: Si juntamos nuestros esfuerzos, podremos terminar esto.
English: If we unite our efforts, we'll be able to finish this.
Spanish: Las olas me matan y después la marea me arrastra a la orilla.
English: The waves kill me and then the tide drags me to the shore.
Spanish: No sabía qué zapatos comprar, así que compré ambos.
English: I didn't know which shoes to buy, so I bought both.
Spanish: Durante mi niñez, me deslizaba sobre el piso mojado.
English: During my childhood, I would slide on the wet floor.
Spanish: Déjame cocinar para ti algún tiempo.
English: Let me cook you dinner sometime.
Spanish: Si no estás indignado, no estás prestando atención.
English: If you are not outraged, you are not paying attention.
Spanish: Esta zona es reservada para los discapacitados.
English: This area is reserved for the handicapped.
Spanish: ¿Acaso Dios es gay?
English: Perhaps God is gay?
Spanish: Ella se casó hace diez años.
English: She married ten years ago.
Spanish: Quiero ser maestro de español.
English: I want to be a Spanish teacher.
Spanish: Ella trabaja con mi hermana en la misma fábrica.
English: She works with my sister in the same factory.
Spanish: No quiero que mi país se haga miembro de la Unión Europea.
English: I don't want my country to be part of the European Union.
Spanish: ¿Y cuál es el puto plan B?
English: What is the fucking plan B?
Spanish: Lo que vamos a hacer es largarnos cagando leches de aquí.
English: What we're gonna do is get the fuck out of here.
Spanish: Deberías dar gracias de seguir vivo.
English: You should be thankful to still be alive.
Spanish: ¿Cuándo podemos encontrarnos?
English: When could we meet?
Spanish: A los hombres se les puede dividir en dos categorías: los que hablan para decir algo, y los que dicen algo por hablar.
English: Men can be categorized into two groups: the ones that have something to say, and the ones that talk just to talk.
Spanish: Es fácil hablar claro cuando no va a decir toda la verdad.
English: It's easy to talk when you're not going to tell the truth.
Spanish: Las palabras que no van seguidas de hechos, no valen nada.
English: Words that don't precede actions are worthless.
Spanish: Aquel que pregunta es un tonto por cinco minutos, pero el que no pregunta permanece tonto por siempre.
English: He who asks is a fool for five minutes, but he who doesn't is a fool forever.
Spanish: Mejor es callar y que sospechen de tu poca sabiduría que hablar y eliminar cualquier duda.
English: It's better to let others suspect you're a fool than it is to open your mouth and prove it.
Spanish: A las mujeres no hay que entenderlas sino aceptarlas y amarlas.
English: There's no need to understand women, but rather accept and love them.
Spanish: Tom recayó en el uso de heroína.
English: Tom relapsed on heroin.
Spanish: Así es la vida de los hombres, momentos de alegría, rápidamente aniquilados por tristeza inolvidable. No hay necesidad de contarle a los niños.
English: Such is the life of a man. Moments of joy, quickly obliterated by unforgettable sadness. There's no need to tell the children that.
Spanish: Necesito ir de vacaciones para despejar la mente.
English: I need to go on vacation to clear my mind.
Spanish: Mi familia no quiere hacer nada con sus vidas. Solo están apasionados de ser vagabundos perezosos.
English: My family doesn't want to do anything with their lives. They're only passionate about being lazy bums.
Spanish: La gente tiene indignación solo para mí y nadie más. Cada vez que estoy feliz, la gente se pone furiosa.
English: People have outrage only for me and no one else. Every time I'm happy, people become furious.
Spanish: Con la tecnología actual, las barreras del idioma no existen.
English: With today's technology, language barriers don't exist.
Spanish: Dios es el nombre del gran misterio.
English: God is the name of the great mystery.
Spanish: Voy a Europa la próxima semana.
English: I'll be going to Europe next week.
Spanish: Él fue en lugar de su padre.
English: He went instead of his father.
Spanish: Necesito un horario para organizar mi vida frenética.
English: I need a schedule to organize my wild life.
Spanish: Cuando México envía a su gente, no están enviando su mejor, están enviando gente con muchos problemas y nos traen esos problemas. Traen drogas, traen crimen, son violadores y algunos supongo que son buena gente.
English: When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best, they're sending people with lots of problems and they're bringing those problems to us. They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists and some I assume are good people.
Spanish: De niño adoraba a su padre.
English: When he was a child he loved his father.
Spanish: No tengan envidia del éxito de otras personas.
English: Don't envy the success of others.
Spanish: El juego ya no está perdido.
English: The game is no longer lost.
Spanish: ¡A la mierda con la neutralidad!
English: To hell with neutrality!
Spanish: ¿Quieres tener plomo en el cerebro?
English: Would you like to have lead in your brain?
Spanish: Estas trenzas están tan apretadas que me están arrancando mi cráneo.
English: These braids are so tight that they're ripping out my skull.
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría tragarte una bala?
English: Would you like to swallow a bullet?
Spanish: Tu corazón es hecho de acero.
English: Your heart is made out of steel.
Spanish: Si no quieres sufrir sinsabores, no tengas amores.
English: If you don't want to suffer, don't wear your heart on your sleeve.
Spanish: Dios no da cargas pesadas a hombros que no las soporten.
English: God doesn't give us anything we can't handle.
Spanish: No hay mujer fea, sino poco alcohol.
English: There is no ugly woman, just not enough alcohol.
Spanish: Tanto peca el que mata la vaca, como el que le agarra la pata.
English: The one that holds the cow's legs is just as guilty as the one who kills it.
Spanish: La tierra será como sean los hombres.
English: Earth reflects the values of humans.
Spanish: Todos estamos hechos del mismo barro, pero no del mismo molde.
English: We're all made from the same clay, but not cast in the same mold.
Spanish: Existen dos tipos de mujeres: las que me aman y las que no me conocen.
English: Two types of women exist: the ones that love me and the ones that don't know me.
Spanish: La vida es una enfermedad mortal que se transmite a través del sexo.
English: Life is fatal disease that is transmitted through sex.
Spanish: Gota a gota, el mar se agota.
English: A drop here and a drop there will empty the sea.
Spanish: El que tiene tienda, que la atienda, y si no que la venda.
English: Use it or lose it.
Spanish: Mi mujer y yo éramos muy felices... hasta que nos conocimos.
English: My wife and I were once very happy... until we met each other.
Spanish: No basta decir la verdad, debes también mostrar la causa de la falsedad.
English: It's not enough to tell the truth, you must also show the cause of the lie.
Spanish: Un amigo de todo el mundo es amigo de nadie.
English: A friend of everyone is a friend of no one.
Spanish: Será más rápido atravesar por aquí.
English: It will be faster to cross over here.
Spanish: Eres la pieza faltante de rompecabezas que estaba tratando de encontrar.
English: You're the missing puzzle piece I've been trying to find.
Spanish: ¿Qué película viste ayer?
English: Which movie did you watch yesterday?
Spanish: No puedo mantenerme a mí mismo y aún tenerte a ti también.
English: I can't keep myself and still keep you too.
Spanish: ¿Te atreves a contradecirme?
English: Do you dare to contradict me?
Spanish: ¡Te voy a arrastrar!
English: I'm going to drag you!
Spanish: La vida es un maratón no una carrera. Todo viene a su tiempo.
English: Life is a marathon not a race. Everything has its time.
Spanish: Colocé mi bebé dentro de la microonda y luego cerré la puerta.
English: I placed my baby inside of the microwave and then I closed the door.
Spanish: Mi hijo estaba feliz porque había nieve.
English: My son was happy because there was snow.
Spanish: Ese hotel era bueno y económico.
English: That hotel was good and inexpensive.
Spanish: ¡Atención, todos! Por definición, los bebés son parásitos. Eso es todo... gracias.
English: Attention, everyone! By definition, babies are parasites. That is all... thank you.
Spanish: ¡Mi cerebro está frito!
English: My brain is fried!
Spanish: Mi cuello duele tanto que me quiero decapitar y colocar mi cabeza encima de una cama para permitir que mi cuello reposa.
English: My neck hurts so much that I want to chop my head off and place it on a bed allowing it to rest.
Spanish: Hacía demasiado frío para salir.
English: It was too cold to go out.
Spanish: ¿Debería llamarte mañana?
English: Should I call you tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Qué debo limpiar ahora?
English: What should I clean now?
Spanish: Fue condenado a la guillotina.
English: He was condemned to the guillotine.
Spanish: ¡Cuanto más, mejor!
English: The more, the merrier!
Spanish: ¿Cuáles son algunos de sus pasatiempos?
English: What are some of your hobbies?
Spanish: Tengo mi pistola preparada para la próxima vez que los demonios de la iglesia vengan con las manos abiertas a tumbarme la puerta.
English: I have my gun ready for the next time church demons come banging on my door asking for donations.
Spanish: No quiero que mi bañera se obstruya, así que hay que comprar un cedazo.
English: I don't want my bathtub to clog, so I need to buy a strainer.
Spanish: Me quedé puesto en casa y vi muñequitos el día entero.
English: I stood home and watched cartoons all day.
Spanish: Quiero dejar el cigarrillo.
English: I want to quit smoking.
Spanish: Hoy en día, vivimos en una sociedad consumista, y en consequencia, máquinas de coser se están convirtiendo obsoletas.
English: Nowadays, we live in a consumerist society, and consequently, sewing machines are becoming obsolete.
Spanish: Así es como dice el dicho.
English: That's how the saying goes.
Spanish: Estrallé mi celular en el piso ferozmente.
English: I ferociously smashed my phone on the floor.
Spanish: El tiempo que gozas desperdiciar, no es desperdiciado.
English: Time you enjoy wasting, is not wasted.
Spanish: Mis labios están resecos. Necesito pomada labial inmediatamente.
English: My lips are dry. I need lip balm immediately.
Spanish: No tengo nada, pero la gente creen que es aún demasiado.
English: I have nothing, but people think that's still too much.
Spanish: El pasado siempre se repite.
English: History always repeats itself.
Spanish: Quisiera comerme tu corazón mientras estés aún vivo.
English: I would like to eat your heart while you're still alive.
Spanish: Él sabe más que el lápiz.
English: He's witty.
Spanish: ¡Ay Jesús! Ella vive cogiéndole el dinero a uno.
English: Oh lord! She stays taking money from people.
Spanish: Qué triste es ser buena porque nunca vale la pena.
English: It's so sad being good because it's never worth it.
Spanish: Su belleza inconcebible reclama mi atención instantáneamente.
English: His incomprehensible beauty instantly demands my attention.
Spanish: Esa sonrisa descarada lo dice todo; él sabe lo que él es.
English: That shameless smile says it all; he knows what he is.
Spanish: Quizás deberías quedarte con nosotros.
English: Maybe you should stay with us.
Spanish: El cielo te va a quemar los ojos.
English: Heaven is going to burn your eyes.
Spanish: Di lo que tu alma te canta.
English: Say what your soul sings to you.
Spanish: Mejoré mi lectura a través de la repetición.
English: I improved my reading through repetition.
Spanish: Las lágrimas jamás pueden apagar los incendios.
English: Tears could never put out fires.
Spanish: San Antonio de Padua es el patrón de las cosas perdidas.
English: Saint Anthony of Padua is the patron saint of lost things.
Spanish: Hoy en día, la mayoría de los alimentos están llenos de químicos.
English: Nowadays, most foods are full of chemicals.
Spanish: ¡Nací en una secta mortífera!
English: I was born into a deadly cult!