arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Creo que voy a conseguir escribir rápido.
English: I think I'll be able to write quickly.
Spanish: ¿Cómo aguanta todo eso?
English: How can he bear all that?
Spanish: La pobreza es la madre de todos los males.
English: Poverty is the mother of all vices.
Spanish: La pobreza es la madre de todos los males.
English: Poverty is the mother of all evils.
Spanish: Estas botas fueron hechas para caminar.
English: These boots were made for walking.
Spanish: La depresión es para los ricos. Los pobres se levantan por la mañana y van a trabajar.
English: Depression is for the wealthy. The poor get up in the morning and go to work.
Spanish: El muro de Berlín dividía Berlín en dos partes.
English: The Berlin Wall split Berlin in two.
Spanish: Los fines de semana se entra por aquella otra puerta.
English: You go in through that door over there on the weekends.
Spanish: Han cambiado la entrada de sitio.
English: They've moved the entrance.
Spanish: Por las noches hay que taparse, porque refresca.
English: On nights you have to cover up, because it gets chilly.
Spanish: Al menos refresca por las noches.
English: At least it cools down in the nights.
Spanish: ¡Qué pocas ganas tengo de trabajar!
English: I don't want to work at all!
Spanish: Debes mantener tu lealtad a la familia.
English: You must stay loyal to your family.
Spanish: Don Pelayo ganó la Batalla de Covadonga en el 722.
English: Pelagius won the Battle of Covadonga in 722.
Spanish: Las Islas Malvinas son un archipiélago.
English: The Falkland Islands are an archipelago.
Spanish: En muchos lugares la naturaleza está amenazada por las actividades humanas.
English: In many places, nature is being threatened by human activity.
Spanish: Si no puedes resolver este problema, pregúntale a tu profesor.
English: If you can't solve this problem, ask your professor.
Spanish: La forma de hablar de Sakura me pone nervioso.
English: Sakura's way of speaking makes me nervous.
Spanish: Imagine que usted tiene una esposa.
English: Imagine you have a wife.
Spanish: Imagine que usted tiene una esposa.
English: Imagine that you have a wife.
Spanish: Como me apetecía, lo hice, aunque no lo necesitaba.
English: Since I felt like it, I did it, even though I didn't need to.
Spanish: No necesito pagar nada. Tengo un boleto gratis.
English: I don't need to pay, because I have a free ticket.
Spanish: No necesito pagar nada. Tengo un boleto gratis.
English: I don't need to pay a single penny. I have a free ticket.
Spanish: El terremoto sacudió la ciudad.
English: The earthquake shook the city.
Spanish: Eso es lo que me digo a mí mismo.
English: That's what I keep telling myself.
Spanish: Senté a la abuela en la cama.
English: I sat the grandmother on the bed.
Spanish: Alguien no la ha traducido correctamente.
English: Someone hasn't translated it correctly.
Spanish: Tomás y María se turnaron para la guardia.
English: Thomas and Maria took turns standing guard.
Spanish: Tomás y María hicieron turnos de guardia.
English: Thomas and Maria took turns standing guard.
Spanish: No me voy a ir para Los Ángeles.
English: I won't go to Los Angeles.
Spanish: No me voy a mudar a Los Ángeles.
English: I won't move to Los Angeles.
Spanish: ¿Cuándo podrá venir ella a mi casa?
English: When will she be able to go to my home?
Spanish: No me voy a ir a Los Ángeles.
English: I won't go to Los Angeles.
Spanish: ¿Me prestaría usted 10 000 yenes?
English: Could you let me borrow 10,000 yen?
Spanish: ¿Por qué intentó usted huir?
English: Why did you try to get away?
Spanish: Es una maestra que explica todo.
English: She's a teacher that explains everything.
Spanish: Queremos vivir tranquilos.
English: We want to live peacefully.
Spanish: Él fue encarcelado por suicidarse.
English: He was incarcerated for committing suicide.
Spanish: No tienen ni idea de lo que hacen.
English: They have no idea what they're doing.
Spanish: Tarde o temprano, terminarán pagando su incompetencia.
English: Sooner or later, they'll pay for their incompetence.
Spanish: Tarde o temprano, terminarán pagando su incompetencia.
English: Sooner or later, they'll end up paying for their incompetence.
Spanish: Ya les han puesto varias denuncias.
English: Several complaints have already been made against them.
Spanish: Dilapidan nuestro dinero sin ningún rubor.
English: They shamelessly squander our money.
Spanish: Dilapidan nuestro dinero sin ningún rubor.
English: They carelessly waste our money.
Spanish: La ingente cantidad de mascarillas desechadas puede suponer un riesgo medioambiental grave.
English: The huge amount of wasted masks could become a serious environmental risk.
Spanish: Es obligatorio ducharse antes de entrar.
English: Showering before entering is mandatory.
Spanish: Todavía no se puede entrar al polideportivo.
English: You still cannot enter the stadium.
Spanish: Esta zona es la más profunda de todas.
English: This is the deepest zone of all.
Spanish: Hola, ¿cómo estás hoy?
English: Hello, how are you today?
Spanish: No cruce esta calle cuando esté lloviendo.
English: Don't cross this street when it's raining.
Spanish: Hola. ¿Cómo estás hoy?
English: Hello. How are you today?
Spanish: Hola. ¿Cómo estás hoy?
English: Hello. How are you doing today?
Spanish: Está comiendo salchichas con puré de patatas.
English: He's eating sausages with mashed potatoes.
Spanish: De acuerdo con los dentistas, que se te caigan los dientes no siempre es causado por los dulces.
English: According to dentists, tooth loss isn't always caused by eating sweets.
Spanish: De acuerdo con los dentistas, que se te caigan los dientes no siempre es causado por los dulces.
English: According to dentists, tooth loss isn't always caused by eating candy.
Spanish: Este lago suministró agua a nuestra ciudad.
English: This lake provided water to our city.
Spanish: Ella prometió escribirme todas las semanas.
English: She promised to write to me every week.
Spanish: Permanecieron amigos toda su vida.
English: They stayed friends all their life.
Spanish: Permanecieron amigos toda su vida.
English: They remained friends their entire lives.
Spanish: ¡Mírame, que estoy hablando contigo!
English: Look at me when I'm speaking with you!
Spanish: Mírame, porque ahora estoy hablándote.
English: I'm talking to you now, so look at me.
Spanish: La mayoría de los trabajadores están sindicados.
English: Most of the workers are in a union.
Spanish: La mayoría de los trabajadores están sindicados.
English: Most of the workers are unionized.
Spanish: Si no hubiese sido por tu ayuda, habría fracasado.
English: If it wasn't for your help, I would've failed.
Spanish: Si no hubiese sido por tu ayuda, habría fracasado.
English: If it wasn't for your help, it would've failed.
Spanish: Si no hubiese sido por tu ayuda, habría fracasado.
English: If it hadn't been for your help, it would've failed.
Spanish: No tengo dónde dormir hoy.
English: I don't have a place to sleep today.
Spanish: Ellos son amigos nuestros.
English: They're friends of ours.
Spanish: Bienvenidos, me llamo Omid.
English: Welcome, I am Omid.
Spanish: Te has dejado llamar loco por gente que estaba mucho más loca que tú.
English: You've let yourself be called crazy by people much crazier than you.
Spanish: Esquivó hablar sobre el asunto.
English: He avoided talking about the matter.
Spanish: Esquivó hablar sobre el asunto.
English: He avoided talking about the issue.
Spanish: Esquivó hablar sobre el asunto.
English: He avoided talking about the subject.
Spanish: Esquivé al ciclista por los pelos.
English: I avoided the cyclist by the skin of my teeth.
Spanish: Esquivé al ciclista por los pelos.
English: I barely avoided the cyclist.
Spanish: Uno de los requisitos del puesto es hablar español a la perfección.
English: One of the requirements for the position is to speak Spanish perfectly.
Spanish: Para hacer este trabajo no se requiere mucha experiencia.
English: This job doesn't require a lot of experience.
Spanish: Para hacer este trabajo no se requiere mucha experiencia.
English: Doing this job doesn't require much experience.
Spanish: Quisiera matricularme y necesito ayuda.
English: I wish to enroll and I need help.
Spanish: Quisiera matricularme y necesito ayuda.
English: I'd like to enroll and I need help.
Spanish: Aunque no soy hábil, procuro hacerlo lo mejor que sé.
English: Even though I'm not good at it, I make sure to do it the best I can.
Spanish: ¡Hazlo o déjalo, decídete ya!
English: Take it or leave it. Make up your mind already!
Spanish: ¿Ha pasado algo interesante últimamente?
English: Anything interesting happen lately?
Spanish: Una parte de mí quiere olvidar a Tom, otra parte no quiere.
English: A part of me wants to forget Tom, another part doesn't.
Spanish: Una parte de mí quiere olvidar a Tom, otra parte no quiere.
English: A part of me wants to forget Tom, another part doesn't want to.
Spanish: Hay que drenar esa herida, para que no se infecte.
English: We need to rinse out the wound, so that it doesn't get infected.
Spanish: La palabra “comida” es llana, y se acentúa prosódicamente en la penúltima sílaba.
English: The word "comida" is stressed on the second-to-last syllable.
Spanish: El lenguaje de ese escritor es llano y comprensible.
English: This writer uses simple, easy to understand language.
Spanish: Yo no sabía que la capital de Suecia es Estocolmo.
English: I didn't know the capital of Sweden is Stockholm.
Spanish: Yo no sabía que la capital de Suecia es Estocolmo.
English: I didn't know that the capital of Sweden is Stockholm.
Spanish: Ejecutaremos el plan al pie de la letra.
English: We'll follow the plan to the dot.
Spanish: Ejecutarán al reo al amanecer.
English: They'll execute the prisoner by dawn.
Spanish: Ejecutarán al reo al amanecer.
English: They'll execute the criminal by sunrise.
Spanish: El nuevo teléfono se agotó nada más ponerse a la venta.
English: The new phone went out of stock as soon as it was put on sale.
Spanish: Ese producto hace mucho que se agotó.
English: That product has been out of stock for a while.
Spanish: Me conmuevo siempre que veo a un niño llorando.
English: I get emotional every time I see a child cry.
Spanish: Dedicó el gol a su hija pequeña.
English: He dedicated the goal to his little daughter.
Spanish: El caldo hay que verterlo despacio.
English: The broth must be poured slowly.
Spanish: Se vertieron quince toneladas de petróleo al mar.
English: Fifteen tons of oil were spilled into the sea.
Spanish: Estuve limpiando el motor y me unté todo el brazo de grasa.
English: I was cleaning the motor and I got grease all over my arm.
Spanish: El suelo mojado es muy deslizante.
English: The wet floor is very slippery.
Spanish: El agua se deslizaba por encima de las rocas.
English: The water slid over the rocks.
Spanish: Los patinadores se deslizan sobre el hielo graciosamente.
English: Ice skaters gracefully glide over the ice.
Spanish: Yo no quería contárselo; fue un desliz.
English: I didn't want to tell him; it slipped off my tongue.
Spanish: Esas dos líneas son divergentes.
English: These two lines are divergent.
Spanish: La diversidad lingüística debe ser protegida.
English: Linguistic diversity must be protected.
Spanish: Los gobernadores coloniales eran nombrados por el rey.
English: Colonial governors were appointed by the king.
Spanish: Espero que siga lloviendo a diario.
English: I hope it keeps raining every day.
Spanish: El invierno pasado fue muy seco.
English: Last winter was really dry.
Spanish: Así, luego saldrán muchas flores.
English: That way, lots of flowers will sprout.
Spanish: Da gusto ver lo verde que está todo.
English: It's pleasing to see how green everything is.
Spanish: Ojalá dure mucho tiempo la lluvia.
English: I hope the rain lasts forever.
Spanish: Subestimé la gravedad del tema.
English: I underestimated the weight of the matter.
Spanish: Me pareció que no era tan serio.
English: It did not seem so serious to me.
Spanish: No creí que la situación fuese tan grave.
English: I didn't think the situation was so severe.
Spanish: La mayoría de los políticos no son personas ejemplares.
English: Most politicians aren't good role-models.
Spanish: La mayoría de los políticos no son personas ejemplares.
English: Most politicians aren't great people.
Spanish: ¿Podemos creer a los políticos?
English: Can we trust politicians?
Spanish: ¿Nos mienten los gobiernos?
English: Do governments lie to us?
Spanish: ¿Son creíbles las cifras oficiales?
English: Are the official numbers credible?
Spanish: Parece que decrece el número de contagiados.
English: It looks like the number of infected people is going down.
Spanish: El teletrabajo no es la panacea.
English: Telecommuting isn't the be-all, end-all solution.
Spanish: El teletrabajo no es la panacea.
English: Telecommuting isn't the ultimate solution.
Spanish: Hay algunos trabajos que son presenciales.
English: Some jobs are face-to-face.
Spanish: No sé si estará enfermo.
English: I don't know if he's sick.
Spanish: No sé si estará enfermo.
English: I don't know if she's sick.
Spanish: Le he concedido uno de sus deseos.
English: I've granted him one of his wishes.
Spanish: Mi nariz no se puede mirar.
English: My nose is an unruly sight.
Spanish: Cada alumno tiene su propia computadora.
English: Each student has their own computer.
Spanish: Castillo, "volante" y "tren" son polisémicos.
English: Castillo, "volante" and "tren" are polysemics.
Spanish: ¡Ya no aguanto más! ¡Me tienes harto!
English: I can't take it anymore! I'm fed up with you!
Spanish: Mi marido estrenó un nuevo traje.
English: My husband tried out a new suit.
Spanish: Mis amigos me organizaron una fiesta de cumpleaños maravillosa.
English: My friends set up a wonderful birthday party for me.
Spanish: El huérfano necesita comida.
English: The orphan needs food.
Spanish: Aquí no hay comida. Trae la comida.
English: There's no food here. Bring the food.
Spanish: Yo los quiero sin cordones.
English: I want them without shoelaces.
Spanish: Aquél no te queda bien.
English: That one doesn't suit you.
Spanish: Aquél no te queda bien.
English: That one doesn't fit you well.
Spanish: No lo odio, simplemente lo detesto.
English: I don't hate it, I simply loathe it.
Spanish: No es que me guste, es que la adoro.
English: I don't like it, I love it.
Spanish: Más que detestarlo, sencillamente lo aborrezco.
English: No, not loathe, I abhor it.
Spanish: Hay que preparar los ingredientes por separado.
English: The ingredients have to be prepared separately.
Spanish: Le añadiré cebollas, pimientos y patatas.
English: I'll add on onions, peppers and potatoes.
Spanish: Sus nidos son grandes y blancos.
English: Their nests are big and white.
Spanish: Si se agota el gas, al menos tengo leña.
English: If the gas runs out, at least I have lumber.
Spanish: Si se agota el gas, al menos tengo leña.
English: At least I have lumber, in case the gas runs out.
Spanish: Las discusiones serán frecuentes.
English: Discussions will be frequent.
Spanish: La gente no soportará el confinamiento.
English: People won't put up with the lockdown.
Spanish: ¡Hay que ver lo que es capaz de hacer el miedo!
English: We'll see what fear is capable of doing.
Spanish: En la calle hay una quietud inusitada.
English: There's an unsettling stillness in the street.
Spanish: Durante el lavado, no puedes abrir la puerta de la lavadora.
English: During the washing cycle, you can't open the washer door.
Spanish: Esos calcetines se han quedado fuera.
English: These socks were left out.
Spanish: Sujétalo con esas pinzas.
English: Hold it with those clothespins.
Spanish: Sujétalo con esas pinzas.
English: Hold it with those prongs.
Spanish: Sujétalo con esas pinzas.
English: Hold it with those tongs.
Spanish: Mi billetera está hecha de cuero.
English: My wallet is made of leather.
Spanish: Las colchas no me caben en la lavadora.
English: The bedspreads won't fit in the washer.
Spanish: ¿Por qué están mojadas tus sábanas?
English: Why are your bedsheets wet?
Spanish: ¡Por favor no se lo digas a mamá!
English: Please don't tell Mom!
Spanish: El mundo estaba encendido y nadie podía salvarme salvo tú.
English: The world was on fire and no one could have saved me but you.
Spanish: Estoy cansado de planchar.
English: I'm tired of ironing.
Spanish: Tom estaba a punto de dispararse, pero una niña joven se le acercó y lo convenció de que no lo hiciera.
English: Tom was about to shoot himself, but a young girl approached him and talked him out of it.
Spanish: Podrán continuar con sus vidas sabiendo que el presidente no va a sugerir inyectar blanqueador, o retuitear teorías conspirativas sobre cábalas secretas que gobiernan el mundo, o retuitear la afirmación de que los Navy SEALS en realidad no mataron a bin Laden. No vamos a tener un presidente que se esfuerce por insultar a alguien que no cree que sea lo suficientemente amable con él. No tendremos un presidente que amenace a la gente con la cárcel solo por criticarlo. Eso no es una conducta normal, Florida.
English: You'll be able to go about your lives knowing that the president is not going to suggest injecting bleach, or retweet conspiracy theories about secret cabals running the world, or retweeting the claim that Navy SEALS didn't actually kill bin Laden. We're not gonna have a president that goes out of his way to insult anybody who he doesn't think is nice enough to him. We won't have a president who threatens people with jail just for criticizing him. That's not normal behavior, Florida.
Spanish: El tráfico se ha reducido considerablemente.
English: Traffic has gone down considerably.
Spanish: ¿Quién los va a cuidar?
English: Who will take care of them?
Spanish: ¿Quién se va a encargar de ellos?
English: Who will take care of them?
Spanish: Los padres no saben qué hacer con los niños.
English: Parents don't know what to do with their children.
Spanish: Ya ni se saludan.
English: They don't even greet each other.
Spanish: Hay colas absurdas.
English: There are insanely long lines.
Spanish: “Incompetentes” es el calificativo más suave que se les puede aplicar.
English: Incompetent is the softest word usable to describe them.
Spanish: La gente se ha vuelto loca.
English: Everyone has gone crazy.
Spanish: Si no llueve ahora, habrá sequía.
English: If it doesn't rain now, there'll be a drought.
Spanish: El virus más peligroso es el del pánico.
English: Panic is the most dangerous virus.
Spanish: El daño a la escuela fue hecho por la compañía de construcción Bakir.
English: The damage to the school was done by the Bakir construction company.
Spanish: Soñé algo maravilloso anoche.
English: I dreamed something wonderful last night.
Spanish: Ni siquiera me dejaron despedirme de Tom.
English: They didn't even let me say goodbye to Tom.
Spanish: No tengo miedo a los perros para nada.
English: I am not afraid of dogs at all.
Spanish: Déjame buscar en la mochila.
English: Let me look in the backpack.
Spanish: Déjame mirar en la mochila.
English: Let me look in the backpack.
Spanish: Déjame ver en la mochila.
English: Let me look in the backpack.
Spanish: Anoche escribí un montón de frases.
English: I wrote a bunch of sentences last night.
Spanish: Anoche escribí un montón de frases.
English: I wrote a ton of sentences last night.
Spanish: Es la parte más crujiente.
English: It's the crunchiest part.
Spanish: Ahora eres parte de mi vida.
English: Now you're part of my life.
Spanish: Odio que las escuelas en los EE.UU. enseñen el español de España cuando estamos justo al lado de Latinoamérica.
English: I hate how schools in the U.S. teach Spain Spanish when we're right next to Latin America.
Spanish: No me malinterpretes, sé que el español es el mismo al fin y al cabo, pero hay mucho vocabulario que se utiliza en España que no se usa en Latinoamérica.
English: Don't get me wrong, I know that at the end of the day it's still Spanish, but there are a lot of words used in Spain that aren't used in Latin America.
Spanish: Aunque no sea incorrecto, le puede sonar raro a los hispanohablantes de América.
English: Although it's not wrong, it could sound weird to Spanish speakers in the Americas.
Spanish: Pienso que Tom y Mary aun son optimistas.
English: I think Tom and Mary are still optimistic.
Spanish: He tratado de hablar con él.
English: I've tried to talk to him.
Spanish: ¿Opinan que el español de América Latina es impuro comparado con el castellano?
English: Do you think that Latin American Spanish is impure compared to Castillan Spanish?
Spanish: ¿Me prestas tu Switch? "¡Ya quisieras!"
English: Can I borrow your Switch? "In your dreams."
Spanish: ¿Me prestas tu Switch? "¡Ya quisieras!"
English: Can I borrow your Switch? "You wish!"
Spanish: Pobrecito, con razón llora.
English: Poor thing, no wonder he's crying.
Spanish: ¿Quién dejó que se escaparan las hormigas?
English: Who let the ants escape?
Spanish: Cuando el individuo anuncia "Vaya vaya Tacubaya, si no conoce mejor ni vaya", lo que en realidad quiere comunicar es la ausencia del paternalismo gubernamental, y en ciertas zonas de la capital, conmina no asistir estos lugares que se desconocen, donde uno no conoce la geotopografía.
English: When one announces "My my Tacubaya, if you don't know there don't go there", what this person actually refers to is the absence of governmental paternalism, and in certain areas of the capital, compels others to not attend those places they are unfamiliar with, where they are unaware of the terrain.
Spanish: No me darán el alta hasta mañana.
English: They won't discharge me until tomorrow.
Spanish: Ya están enfadados conmigo.
English: They're already annoyed at me.
Spanish: Eso es lo que se merecen.
English: That's what they get.
Spanish: Eso es lo que se merecen.
English: That's what they deserve.
Spanish: Te he dicho eso porque puede que nos volvamos a ver.
English: I've told you that because we might just see each other again.
Spanish: Yo no pruebo el marisco.
English: Seafood and I don't get along.
Spanish: Yo no pruebo el marisco.
English: Seafood doesn't sit well with me.
Spanish: Pregunta en correos cuál es nuestro nuevo código postal.
English: Go to the post office and ask what's our new ZIP code.
Spanish: Pregunta en correos cuál es nuestro nuevo código postal.
English: Go to the post office and ask what's our new postal code.
Spanish: Llega el solsticio de invierno.
English: Winter solstice is coming.
Spanish: La oposición culpa al gobierno.
English: The opposition blames the government.
Spanish: Me gustan más las estaciones cálidas que las frías.
English: I prefer cooler seasons to warmer ones.
Spanish: Ya se ha extendido a la mayoría de los países.
English: It's already spread to most countries.
Spanish: Este otoño está siendo peculiar.
English: This autumn's been rather strange.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que vendrán.
English: I'm sure they'll come.
Spanish: No me gusta mucho ponerme el traje.
English: I don't really like putting on the suit.
Spanish: A esta ensalada le falta sal.
English: This salad could use some salt.
Spanish: A ella se le dan muy bien las matemáticas.
English: She has a knack for math.
Spanish: Vamos a tener que ponernos una mascarilla para caminar por la ciudad.
English: We'll have to wear a mask to walk around the city.
Spanish: ¿Cuál es el contexto?
English: What's the context?
Spanish: Él estaba adelantado a su tiempo.
English: He was ahead of his time.
Spanish: Cuando veas el semáforo en verde, sigues.
English: When you see the traffic light turn green, go.
Spanish: Se ha agotado el pastel de manzana.
English: The apple cake ran out.
Spanish: Se ha agotado el pastel de manzana.
English: The apple cake's ran out.
Spanish: Vamos a preguntarle a Alí a ver qué opina.
English: Let's ask Alí what he thinks.
Spanish: Yo todavía no lo sé. ¿Lo sabes tú ya?
English: I still don't know it. Do you?
Spanish: La camisa del cable es de plástico.
English: The cable sleeve is made of plastic.
Spanish: Está hecho de una pasta especial.
English: It's made of a special paste.
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo tenemos que dejarlo en el horno?
English: How long does it have to be in the oven?
Spanish: No puedes firmar con lápiz.
English: You can't sign with a pencil.
Spanish: No pararemos hasta llegar.
English: We won't stop until we get there.