arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Creo que ellos me vieron.
English: I think they saw me.
Spanish: Creo que necesitamos a Tom.
English: I think we need Tom.
Spanish: Creo que eres tonto.
English: I think you're dumb.
Spanish: Creo que estáis perdidos.
English: I think you're lost.
Spanish: Creo que estáis perdidas.
English: I think you're lost.
Spanish: Abrí la caja fuerte.
English: I unlocked the safe.
Spanish: Quiero dejar mi empleo.
English: I wanna quit my job.
Spanish: Quiero una taza de té.
English: I want a cup of tea.
Spanish: Quiero ser una cabra.
English: I want to be a goat.
Spanish: Quiero recibir mucho.
English: I want to get a lot.
Spanish: Quiero irme a la cama.
English: I want to go to bed.
Spanish: Quiero irme a dormir.
English: I want to go to bed.
Spanish: Quiero hacer esquí acuático.
English: I want to water ski.
Spanish: Yo era un niño travieso.
English: I was a naughty boy.
Spanish: Estaba desilusionado.
English: I was disillusioned.
Spanish: Me quedé estupefacto.
English: I was flabbergasted.
Spanish: No te lo estaba preguntando a ti.
English: I wasn't asking you.
Spanish: Ni siquiera estuve ahí.
English: I wasn't even there.
Spanish: Estaré calvo pronto.
English: I will be bald soon.
Spanish: Lo haré con mucho gusto.
English: I will do it gladly.
Spanish: Ojalá pudiera ayudar.
English: I wish I could help.
Spanish: Me encantaría poder ayudar.
English: I wish I could help.
Spanish: Ojalá fuera capaz de nadar.
English: I wish I could swim.
Spanish: Quisiera que él estuviera aquí.
English: I wish he were here.
Spanish: Ojalá él estuviera aquí.
English: I wish he were here.
Spanish: Ojalá estuviera aquí.
English: I wish he were here.
Spanish: Desearía que fuera verdad.
English: I wish it were true.
Spanish: Ojalá tuviéramos un auto.
English: I wish we had a car.
Spanish: Yo a ti no te dejaré.
English: I won't abandon you.
Spanish: No volveré a hacerlo.
English: I won't do it again.
Spanish: Yo habría dicho que sí.
English: I would've said yes.
Spanish: Quisiera un daiquiri.
English: I'd like a daiquiri.
Spanish: Volveré a las seis.
English: I'll be back at six.
Spanish: Estaré de vuelta a las seis.
English: I'll be back at six.
Spanish: Volveré a las diez.
English: I'll be back at ten.
Spanish: Haré lo que me dé la gana.
English: I'll do what I want.
Spanish: Iré a buscar a Tom.
English: I'll go and get Tom.
Spanish: Tomaré leche desnatada.
English: I'll have skim milk.
Spanish: Sírveme lo de siempre.
English: I'll have the usual.
Spanish: Me reuniré con ustedes más tarde.
English: I'll join you later.
Spanish: ¡Te patearé el trasero!
English: I'll kick your butt!
Spanish: Jamás te voy a ayudar.
English: I'll never help you.
Spanish: No te voy a ayudar nunca.
English: I'll never help you.
Spanish: Vuelvo a las seis y media.
English: I'll return at 6:30.
Spanish: Soy el asistente de Tom.
English: I'm Tom's assistant.
Spanish: Yo también soy principiante.
English: I'm a beginner, too.
Spanish: Estoy un poco sorprendido.
English: I'm a little bummed.
Spanish: Estoy algo decepcionado.
English: I'm a little bummed.
Spanish: ¡Estoy absolutamente seguro!
English: I'm absolutely sure!
Spanish: ¡Estoy completamente seguro!
English: I'm absolutely sure!
Spanish: Yo estornudo todo el tiempo.
English: I'm always sneezing.
Spanish: Estoy de vuelta al mando.
English: I'm back in command.
Spanish: Yo estoy ciego, no sordo.
English: I'm blind, not deaf.
Spanish: ¡Estoy loco por vos!
English: I'm crazy about you.
Spanish: ¡Me muero de hambre!
English: I'm dying of hunger.
Spanish: Estoy comiendo una manzana.
English: I'm eating an apple.
Spanish: Soy más rápido que tú.
English: I'm faster than you.
Spanish: Soy más rápida que tú.
English: I'm faster than you.
Spanish: Soy más rápido que ustedes.
English: I'm faster than you.
Spanish: Soy más rápida que ustedes.
English: I'm faster than you.
Spanish: Estoy libre hasta las 2:30.
English: I'm free until 2:30.
Spanish: Tengo tiempo libre hasta las 2:30.
English: I'm free until 2:30.
Spanish: Voy a tener un cachorro.
English: I'm getting a puppy.
Spanish: Voy a tener un cachorrito.
English: I'm getting a puppy.
Spanish: Voy a tener un perrito.
English: I'm getting a puppy.
Spanish: Me alegro de no poder ir.
English: I'm glad I can't go.
Spanish: Ahora me voy a ir.
English: I'm going to go now.
Spanish: Estoy en deuda con usted.
English: I'm indebted to you.
Spanish: Estoy un poco atontado.
English: I'm kind of stunned.
Spanish: Voy a salir a las dos y media.
English: I'm leaving at 2:30.
Spanish: Estoy viviendo mi sueño.
English: I'm living my dream.
Spanish: No soy esclavo de Tomás.
English: I'm not Tom's slave.
Spanish: No estoy nada cansada.
English: I'm not a bit tired.
Spanish: No estoy nada cansado.
English: I'm not a bit tired.
Spanish: No estoy cansado en absoluto.
English: I'm not a bit tired.
Spanish: No soy lo suficientemente bueno.
English: I'm not good enough.
Spanish: Todavía no estoy casado.
English: I'm not married yet.
Spanish: No estoy orgulloso de ello.
English: I'm not proud of it.
Spanish: Estoy orgulloso de mi hijo.
English: I'm proud of my son.
Spanish: Estoy orgullosa de mi hijo.
English: I'm proud of my son.
Spanish: Estoy descansando los pies.
English: I'm resting my legs.
Spanish: Tengo razón, ¿o no?
English: I'm right, aren't I?
Spanish: No me he decidido todavía.
English: I'm still undecided.
Spanish: Seguro puedo ayudar.
English: I'm sure I can help.
Spanish: Estoy cansado y aburrido.
English: I'm tired and bored.
Spanish: Estoy cansada y aburrida.
English: I'm tired and bored.
Spanish: Soy demasiado viejo para ti.
English: I'm too old for you.
Spanish: Soy demasiado vieja para ti.
English: I'm too old for you.
Spanish: Estoy atrapado aquí dentro.
English: I'm trapped in here.
Spanish: Ahora tengo mucha hambre.
English: I'm very hungry now.
Spanish: Ahora tengo mucho sueño.
English: I'm very sleepy now.
Spanish: Estoy esperando en la fila.
English: I'm waiting in line.
Spanish: Tengo una bicicleta nueva.
English: I've got a new bike.
Spanish: ¿Está Tom ayudando a Mary?
English: Is Tom helping Mary?
Spanish: ¿Está Tom en este barco?
English: Is Tom on this ship?
Spanish: ¿Tomás es realmente feliz?
English: Is Tom really happy?
Spanish: ¿Tom está aún a bordo del barco?
English: Is Tom still aboard?
Spanish: ¿Tom está aún a bordo del avión?
English: Is Tom still aboard?
Spanish: ¿De verdad va a venir?
English: Is he really coming?
Spanish: ¿Está bien si parto?
English: Is it OK if I start?
Spanish: ¿Eso es un sí o un no?
English: Is it a yes or a no?
Spanish: ¿Está lejos de aquí?
English: Is it far from here?
Spanish: ¿Es mío o tuyo?
English: Is it mine or yours?
Spanish: ¿Sigue lloviendo?
English: Is it still raining?
Spanish: ¿Todavía está lloviendo?
English: Is it still raining?
Spanish: ¿Es dulce o amargo?
English: Is it sweet or sour?
Spanish: ¿Es tiempo lo que usted necesita?
English: Is it time you need?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguien ahí dentro?
English: Is someone in there?
Spanish: ¿Eso es un submarino?
English: Is that a submarine?
Spanish: ¿Eso es de un libro?
English: Is that from a book?
Spanish: ¿Eso es bueno o malo?
English: Is that good or bad?
Spanish: ¿Es eso bueno o malo?
English: Is that good or bad?
Spanish: ¿Eso es problema nuestro?
English: Is that our problem?
Spanish: ¿Esa radio es tuya?
English: Is that radio yours?
Spanish: ¿Está sucia aquella mesa?
English: Is that table dirty?
Spanish: ¿Esa cosa es tuya?
English: Is that thing yours?
Spanish: ¿Esa es tu respuesta?
English: Is that your answer?
Spanish: ¿Hay algún peligro?
English: Is there any danger?
Spanish: ¿Es buen francés éste?
English: Is this good French?
Spanish: ¿Esto se puede comer sin peligro?
English: Is this safe to eat?
Spanish: ¿Está desocupado este asiento?
English: Is this seat vacant?
Spanish: ¿Es éste tu billetero?
English: Is this your wallet?
Spanish: ¿Acaso no es molesto?
English: Isn't that annoying?
Spanish: ¿A que es tremendo?
English: Isn't that terrific?
Spanish: Increíble, ¿a que sí?
English: Isn't that terrific?
Spanish: Impactante, ¿eh?
English: Isn't that terrific?
Spanish: ¿Me tomas el pelo?
English: Isn't that terrific?
Spanish: A mí también me da asco.
English: It disgusts me, too.
Spanish: Está tan frío como el hielo.
English: It is freezing cold.
Spanish: Todavía no es primavera.
English: It isn't spring yet.
Spanish: Todavía no estamos en primavera.
English: It isn't spring yet.
Spanish: Estuvo nevando toda la noche.
English: It snowed all night.
Spanish: Era como si estuviese soñando.
English: It was like a dream.
Spanish: Es tan frío como el hielo.
English: It's as cold as ice.
Spanish: Está tan frío como el hielo.
English: It's as cold as ice.
Spanish: Hace frío allí afuera.
English: It's cold out there.
Spanish: Empieza a hacer más calor.
English: It's getting hotter.
Spanish: Que sea lo que Dios quiera.
English: It's in God's hands.
Spanish: Es mío, no suyo.
English: It's mine, not hers.
Spanish: Es mía, no suya.
English: It's mine, not hers.
Spanish: No es fácil hacerlo.
English: It's not easy to do.
Spanish: Todavía no es fácil.
English: It's still not easy.
Spanish: Hace un calor insoportable.
English: It's unbearably hot.
Spanish: Mantén tus ojos abiertos.
English: Keep your eyes open.
Spanish: A los niños les gusta el helado.
English: Kids like ice cream.
Spanish: Déjalo encima de la mesa.
English: Lay it on the table.
Spanish: Deja que Tom suba a bordo.
English: Let Tom come aboard.
Spanish: Vamos a dar una vuelta.
English: Let's go for a ride.
Spanish: Vámonos al zoológico.
English: Let's go to the zoo.
Spanish: Vamos a jugar al béisbol.
English: Let's play baseball.
Spanish: Leamos la Lección 3.
English: Let's read Lesson 3.
Spanish: Empecemos a las dos y media.
English: Let's start at 2:30.
Spanish: Vamos a ver televisión aquí.
English: Let's watch TV here.
Spanish: Mira los zapatos de Tomás.
English: Look at Tom's shoes.
Spanish: Por fortuna no murió nadie.
English: Luckily nobody died.
Spanish: ¡Hombre, no digas eso!
English: Man, don't say that!
Spanish: Mary se hizo la manicura.
English: Mary got a manicure.
Spanish: Las matemáticas son realmente difíciles.
English: Math is really hard.
Spanish: ¿Te puedo acompañar?
English: May I accompany you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo llamarte de vuelta?
English: May I call you back?
Spanish: ¿Te puedo llamar de vuelta?
English: May I call you back?
Spanish: ¿Puedo comerme ese pastel?
English: May I eat that cake?
Spanish: ¿Me puedo comer esa torta?
English: May I eat that cake?
Spanish: ¿Me puedo comer este pastel?
English: May I eat this cake?
Spanish: ¿Me puedo comer esa torta?
English: May I eat this cake?
Spanish: ¿Me permite que le interrumpa?
English: May I interrupt you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo abrir la puerta?
English: May I open the door?
Spanish: ¿Puedo poner la mesa?
English: May I set the table?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hablar contigo?
English: May I talk with you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hablar con vosotros?
English: May I talk with you?
Spanish: Tal vez sea demasiado tarde.
English: Maybe it's too late.
Spanish: Puede que sea demasiado tarde.
English: Maybe it's too late.
Spanish: Quizás sea demasiado tarde.
English: Maybe it's too late.
Spanish: Mamá siempre tiene la razón.
English: Mom is always right.
Spanish: Los monos se suben a los árboles.
English: Monkeys climb trees.
Spanish: Me duele mucho la espalda.
English: My back hurts a lot.
Spanish: A mi gato le encantan los camarones.
English: My cat loves shrimp.
Spanish: ¡Mi papá me matará!
English: My dad will kill me.
Spanish: Mi dolor de cabeza se ha ido.
English: My headache is gone.
Spanish: Tengo los pies hinchados.
English: My legs are swollen.
Spanish: ¡Mi mamá me matará!
English: My mom will kill me.
Spanish: Mis zapatos nuevos chirrían.
English: My new shoes squeak.
Spanish: ¡Cómo me pica la nariz!
English: My nose is so itchy.
Spanish: Mi teléfono se está cargando.
English: My phone's charging.
Spanish: Mi teléfono se está actualizando.
English: My phone's updating.
Spanish: Mi habitación es una pocilga.
English: My room is a pigsty.
Spanish: Mi pieza es una pocilga.
English: My room is a pigsty.
Spanish: Mi habitación está en el piso de arriba.
English: My room is upstairs.
Spanish: La llave del cuarto, por favor.
English: My room key, please.
Spanish: Mi número de habitación es el 5.
English: My room number is 5.
Spanish: Se me desamarró un zapato.
English: My shoe came untied.
Spanish: Mis pantalones están húmedos.
English: My trousers are wet.
Spanish: Mis pantalones están mojados.
English: My trousers are wet.
Spanish: Tengo los pantalones mojados.
English: My trousers are wet.
Spanish: Nadie se vino conmigo.
English: No one came with me.
Spanish: Ninguno de nosotros puede nadar.
English: None of us can swim.
Spanish: Ahora le toca a Tom.
English: Now it's Tom's turn.
Spanish: ¿Y ahora qué pasa?
English: Now what's the deal?
Spanish: ¿Y ahora cuál es el problema?
English: Now what's the deal?
Spanish: Ahora te toca a ti.
English: Now, it's your turn.
Spanish: Os toca a vosotros.
English: Now, it's your turn.
Spanish: Ahora os toca a vosotros.
English: Now, it's your turn.
Spanish: Oh, déjame enseñarte.
English: Oh, let me show you.
Spanish: Las avestruces no pueden volar.
English: Ostriches can't fly.
Spanish: Nuestro trabajo nunca se acaba.
English: Our work never ends.
Spanish: Dolor, dolor, vete de aquí.
English: Pain, pain, go away.
Spanish: Por favor, ven a las dos y media.
English: Please come at 2:30.
Spanish: Vete a la escuela, por favor.
English: Please go to school.
Spanish: Ayúdame a cocinar, por favor.
English: Please help me cook.
Spanish: Tire hacia arriba hasta el bordillo.
English: Pull up to the curb.
Spanish: ¡Pónganse algo de ropa!
English: Put some clothes on.
Spanish: ¡Ponete algo de ropa!
English: Put some clothes on.
Spanish: Respetad a vuestros mayores.
English: Respect your elders.
Spanish: La ciencia es demasiado difícil.
English: Science is too hard.
Spanish: Ella estuvo de acuerdo con él.
English: She agreed with him.
Spanish: Ella me hizo una torta.
English: She baked me a cake.
Spanish: Ella me preparó una tarta.
English: She baked me a cake.
Spanish: Ella me horneó una torta.
English: She baked me a cake.
Spanish: Ella se puso gravemente enferma.
English: She became very ill.
Spanish: Ella se inclinó dando las gracias.
English: She bowed in thanks.
Spanish: Ella puede manejar un carro.
English: She can drive a car.
Spanish: Ella tiene 2.000 libros.
English: She has 2,000 books.
Spanish: Ella se ha ido al extranjero.
English: She has gone abroad.
Spanish: Ella me pegó a mí, no a él.
English: She hit me, not him.
Spanish: Ella es más o menos de mi misma edad.
English: She is about my age.
Spanish: Ella está en el corredor de la muerte.
English: She is on death row.
Spanish: Ella le puso llave a la puerta.
English: She locked the door.
Spanish: Corrió hasta Shinjuku.
English: She ran to Shinjuku.
Spanish: Ella me robó con impunidad.
English: She robbed me blind.
Spanish: Ella se frotó sus ojos.
English: She rubbed her eyes.
Spanish: Ella se frotó los ojos.
English: She rubbed her eyes.
Spanish: Ella quiere un sombrero nuevo.
English: She wants a new hat.
Spanish: Ella estaba llena de alegría.
English: She was full of joy.
Spanish: Ella se fue a dar un paseo.
English: She went for a walk.
Spanish: Ella es una rubia estúpida.
English: She's a dumb blonde.
Spanish: Ella es una verdadera chusma.
English: She's a real gossip.
Spanish: Ella es una trabajadora autónoma.
English: She's self-employed.
Spanish: ¿Debería ser celoso?
English: Should I be jealous?
Spanish: ¿Debería ser celosa?
English: Should I be jealous?
Spanish: ¡Enséñame la fotografía!
English: Show me the picture.
Spanish: ¡Mostrame tus papeles!
English: Show me your papers!
Spanish: Canta una canción conmigo.
English: Sing a song with me.
Spanish: ¿Entonces ahora qué hago?
English: So what do I do now?
Spanish: Hay alguien detrás mío.
English: Someone's behind me.
Spanish: La primavera vendrá con retraso.
English: Spring will be late.
Spanish: Quédate en casa hasta las seis.
English: Stay home until six.
Spanish: Deja de condescender conmigo.
English: Stop patronizing me.
Spanish: Quitaos los calcetines.
English: Take off your socks.
Spanish: Dile a Tom que le quiero.
English: Tell Tom I love him.
Spanish: Decile a Tom que lo amo.
English: Tell Tom I love him.
Spanish: Dile a Tom que lo extraño.
English: Tell Tom I miss him.
Spanish: Dile a Tom de parte mía, ¿vale?
English: Tell Tom for me, OK?
Spanish: Dile a Tom que estamos aquí.
English: Tell Tom we're here.
Spanish: Gracias a Dios que estoy vivo.
English: Thank God I'm alive.
Spanish: Gracias a Dios que estoy viva.
English: Thank God I'm alive.
Spanish: Eso depende de vosotros.
English: That depends on you.
Spanish: Eso no es culpa mía.
English: That isn't my fault.
Spanish: No es eso lo que buscamos.
English: That isn't the goal.
Spanish: Esa es la oficina de Tom.
English: That's Tom's office.
Spanish: Eso es un cuento de hadas.
English: That's a fairy tale.
Spanish: Esa es una excelente idea.
English: That's a great idea.
Spanish: Ese es un árbol limonero.
English: That's a lemon tree.
Spanish: Eso es un limonero.
English: That's a lemon tree.
Spanish: Eso no es culpa mía.
English: That's not my fault.
Spanish: ¡Eso no es posible!
English: That's not possible.
Spanish: No es eso lo que buscamos.
English: That's not the goal.
Spanish: Eso es completamente absurdo.
English: That's quite absurd.
Spanish: Eso es completamente ridículo.
English: That's quite absurd.
Spanish: ¡Eso es realmente genial!
English: That's really great!
Spanish: Eso es inaceptable.
English: That's unacceptable.
Spanish: Esa es la razón por la que vino Tom.
English: That's why Tom came.
Spanish: El chico se inclinó ante mí.
English: The boy bowed to me.
Spanish: El coche quedó destrozado.
English: The car was wrecked.
Spanish: El perro se comió mi zapato.
English: The dog ate my shoe.
Spanish: El perro me mordió la mano.
English: The dog bit my hand.
Spanish: La puerta se abrió de golpe.
English: The door burst open.
Spanish: El desagüe está tapado.
English: The drain's clogged.
Spanish: La verja estaba cerrada con llave.
English: The gate was locked.
Spanish: El hombre agarró mi brazo.
English: The man took my arm.
Spanish: La carretera se bifurca aquí.
English: The road forks here.
Spanish: La sopa está demasiado caliente.
English: The soup is too hot.
Spanish: ¡Hay mucho por hacer!
English: There's a lot to do.
Spanish: Estos son nuestros escritorios.
English: These are our desks.
Spanish: Esos coches son nuestros.
English: These cars are ours.
Spanish: Ellos son nuestros invitados.
English: They are our guests.
Spanish: Ellos murieron en el campo de batalla.
English: They died in battle.
Spanish: Ellos todavía no lo saben.
English: They don't know yet.
Spanish: Ellos viven puerta con puerta.
English: They live next door.
Spanish: Ellos se rieron de mí.
English: They made fun of me.
Spanish: Ellos se burlaron de mí.
English: They made fun of me.
Spanish: Ellos deberían demandar a Tom.
English: They should sue Tom.
Spanish: Ellos aún son jóvenes.
English: They're still young.
Spanish: Este pájaro no sabe volar.
English: This bird can't fly.
Spanish: Ese pájaro no puede volar.
English: This bird can't fly.
Spanish: Esto parece demasiado fácil.
English: This seems too easy.
Spanish: Este té está demasiado caliente.
English: This tea is too hot.
Spanish: ¡Por aquí, caballeros!
English: This way, gentlemen!
Spanish: Aquellos son nuestros libros.
English: Those are our books.
Spanish: Tom y Mary se pusieron de acuerdo.
English: Tom and Mary agreed.
Spanish: Tomás se come las uñas.
English: Tom bites his nails.
Spanish: Tom se encogió aterrorizado.
English: Tom cringed in fear.
Spanish: Tom hizo un pésimo trabajo.
English: Tom did a lousy job.
Spanish: Tom conduce demasiado rápido.
English: Tom drives too fast.
Spanish: Tom finalmente sufrió una crisis nerviosa.
English: Tom finally snapped.
Spanish: Tom le dio un abrazo a Mary.
English: Tom gave Mary a hug.
Spanish: Tom le echó una mirada a Mary.
English: Tom glanced at Mary.
Spanish: Tom sufre de labio leporino.
English: Tom has a cleft lip.
Spanish: A Tom le duele la espalda.
English: Tom has a sore back.
Spanish: A Tom le duele una rodilla.
English: Tom has a sore knee.
Spanish: Tom odia la Noche de Brujas.
English: Tom hates Halloween.
Spanish: Tomás es un hombre decente.
English: Tom is a decent guy.
Spanish: Tomás se banca los chistes.
English: Tom is a good sport.
Spanish: Tom es de buen corazón.
English: Tom is good-hearted.
Spanish: Tom está en el pabellón de la muerte.
English: Tom is on death row.
Spanish: Tomás todavía está durmiendo.
English: Tom is still asleep.
Spanish: Tom todavía está atontado.
English: Tom is still groggy.
Spanish: Tom todavía está en la cama.
English: Tom is still in bed.
Spanish: A Tom le ha dejado su novia.
English: Tom just got dumped.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta el espagueti.
English: Tom likes spaghetti.
Spanish: Tom prendió un cigarrillo.
English: Tom lit a cigarette.
Spanish: Tomás encendió un cigarrillo.
English: Tom lit a cigarette.
Spanish: Tom hizo que Mary lo hiciera.
English: Tom made Mary do it.
Spanish: Tom ordeñó las vacas.
English: Tom milked the cows.
Spanish: Tomás le debe dinero a María.
English: Tom owes Mary money.
Spanish: Tomás le adeuda dinero a María.
English: Tom owes Mary money.
Spanish: Tom se sentó en el bordillo.
English: Tom sat on the curb.
Spanish: Tom contuvo un gemido.
English: Tom stifled a groan.
Spanish: Tom se golpeó el dedo del pie.
English: Tom stubbed his toe.
Spanish: Tom estaba soñando despierto.
English: Tom was daydreaming.
Spanish: Tom estuvo fuera todo el día.
English: Tom was out all day.
Spanish: Tres de las carreras fueron ganadas por Tom.
English: Tom won three races.
Spanish: Rayaron el coche de Tom.
English: Tom's car got keyed.
Spanish: Los ojos de Tomás están abiertos.
English: Tom's eyes are open.
Spanish: El pasatiempo de Tom es el golf.
English: Tom's hobby is golf.
Spanish: La madre de Tomás está muerta.
English: Tom's mother's dead.
Spanish: La pieza de Tom está desordenada.
English: Tom's room is messy.
Spanish: Tom, ¿tú me quieres?
English: Tom, do you love me?
Spanish: Tírame la bola.
English: Toss the ball to me.
Spanish: Esfuérzate un poquito más.
English: Try a little harder.
Spanish: Inténtalo mañana con más fuerza.
English: Try harder tomorrow.
Spanish: Inténtenlo mañana con más ganas.
English: Try harder tomorrow.
Spanish: ¿Yo era tan aburrido?
English: Was I really boring?
Spanish: A todos nos gusta montar en bici.
English: We all like cycling.
Spanish: Agarramos al ladrón.
English: We caught the thief.
Spanish: Cerramos nuestras puertas.
English: We closed our doors.
Spanish: Nuestro juego no fue bueno.
English: We didn't play well.
Spanish: Nosotros no bebemos leche.
English: We don't drink milk.
Spanish: Nosotras no bebemos leche.
English: We don't drink milk.
Spanish: Nos encontramos en el avión.
English: We met on the plane.
Spanish: Debemos actuar de inmediato.
English: We must act at once.
Spanish: Necesitamos una barra de hierro.
English: We need an iron bar.
Spanish: Nosotros obedecimos las reglas.
English: We obeyed the rules.
Spanish: Nos pusimos nuestras botas.
English: We put on our boots.
Spanish: Nos pusimos los calcetines.
English: We put on our socks.
Spanish: Nos pusimos los calcetines.
English: We put our socks on.
Spanish: Me vendimos nuestro coche a Tom.
English: We sold Tom our car.
Spanish: Estuvimos hablando hasta las dos.
English: We talked until two.
Spanish: Esperamos hasta las dos y media.
English: We waited till 2:30.
Spanish: Nunca estaremos de acuerdo.
English: We will never agree.
Spanish: Pronto lo descubriremos.
English: We'll soon find out.
Spanish: Todos nosotros somos canadienses.
English: We're all Canadians.
Spanish: Estamos al corriente de eso.
English: We're aware of that.
Spanish: Estamos estupefactos.
English: We're flabbergasted.
Spanish: Estamos fuera de peligro.
English: We're out of danger.
Spanish: Estamos listas para ayudar.
English: We're ready to help.
Spanish: Nos hacen falta dos hombres.
English: We're two men short.
Spanish: Se nos ha tendido una emboscada.
English: We've been ambushed.
Spanish: Hemos hecho nuestro deber.
English: We've done our duty.
Spanish: Hemos cumplido con nuestro deber.
English: We've done our duty.
Spanish: ¡No tenemos frenos!
English: We've got no brakes!