arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Tengo un poco de fiebre hoy.
English: I have a slight fever today.
Spanish: Tengo un regalito para vos.
English: I have a small gift for you.
Spanish: Tengo un hijo y una hija.
English: I have a son and a daughter.
Spanish: Yo tengo un hijo y una hija.
English: I have a son and a daughter.
Spanish: Tengo una espina en el dedo.
English: I have a thorn in my finger.
Spanish: Tengo mil cosas que hacer.
English: I have a ton of stuff to do.
Spanish: Tengo un recuerdo confuso.
English: I have a vague recollection.
Spanish: Se me ocurren una multitud de ideas.
English: I have a whole lot of ideas.
Spanish: No tengo casi nada que hacer.
English: I have almost nothing to do.
Spanish: Tengo una úlcera en la boca.
English: I have an ulcer in my mouth.
Spanish: Tengo dificultades con el francés.
English: I have difficulty in French.
Spanish: Tengo menos libros que tú.
English: I have fewer books than you.
Spanish: Tengo mil quinientas vacas.
English: I have fifteen hundred cows.
Spanish: Acabo de limpiar mi cuarto.
English: I have just cleaned my room.
Spanish: Acabo de terminar de comer.
English: I have just finished eating.
Spanish: No tengo fondos en el banco.
English: I have no funds in the bank.
Spanish: No tengo ni idea de cómo funciona eso.
English: I have no idea how it works.
Spanish: No tengo ni idea de qué es esto.
English: I have no idea what this is.
Spanish: No tengo un cuchillo con que cortarlo.
English: I have no knife to cut with.
Spanish: No traigo plata conmigo ahora.
English: I have no money with me now.
Spanish: No tengo a nadie en quien pueda confiar.
English: I have no one to confide in.
Spanish: No tengo ningún problema con eso.
English: I have no problem with that.
Spanish: No tengo ningún problema con esto.
English: I have no problem with this.
Spanish: No tengo nada mejor que hacer.
English: I have nothing better to do.
Spanish: Tengo una pregunta para ti.
English: I have one question for you.
Spanish: Tengo una pregunta para vosotros.
English: I have one question for you.
Spanish: Tengo una pregunta para vosotras.
English: I have one question for you.
Spanish: Tengo una pregunta para usted.
English: I have one question for you.
Spanish: Tengo una pregunta para ustedes.
English: I have one question for you.
Spanish: Solo puedo culparme a mí mismo.
English: I have only myself to blame.
Spanish: Yo tengo muchas monedas de plata.
English: I have several silver coins.
Spanish: Tengo tantas cosas que hacer.
English: I have so many things to do.
Spanish: Tengo algunos amigos para ayudar.
English: I have some friends to help.
Spanish: Tengo algo que preguntarle a Tom.
English: I have something to ask Tom.
Spanish: Debo admitir que tengo curiosidad.
English: I have to admit I'm curious.
Spanish: Tengo que preguntarle algo a Tom.
English: I have to ask Tom something.
Spanish: Tengo que preguntarte algo.
English: I have to ask you something.
Spanish: Tengo que asistir a esta clase.
English: I have to attend this class.
Spanish: Tengo que reservar una habitación de hotel.
English: I have to book a hotel room.
Spanish: Tengo que cerrar las ventanas.
English: I have to close the windows.
Spanish: Tengo que cocinar la cena hoy.
English: I have to cook dinner today.
Spanish: Tengo que tirar una pared.
English: I have to knock down a wall.
Spanish: Tengo que recoger algunas flores.
English: I have to pick some flowers.
Spanish: Tengo que desempacar el equipaje.
English: I have to unpack my luggage.
Spanish: Tengo que regar las flores.
English: I have to water the flowers.
Spanish: Aún no te he despedido.
English: I haven't dismissed you yet.
Spanish: Todavía no he encontrado mis llaves.
English: I haven't found my keys yet.
Spanish: No he oído nada de nadie.
English: I haven't heard from anyone.
Spanish: Aún no he dicho nada.
English: I haven't said anything yet.
Spanish: No la he visto en años.
English: I haven't seen her for ages.
Spanish: No te he visto hace una eternidad.
English: I haven't seen you for ages.
Spanish: No te he visto en semanas.
English: I haven't seen you in weeks.
Spanish: He oído que has estado enfermo.
English: I hear that you've been ill.
Spanish: Oí un golpe en la puerta.
English: I heard a knock at the door.
Spanish: Escuché todo lo que dijiste.
English: I heard everything you said.
Spanish: Escuché un golpe de la puerta delantera.
English: I heard the front door slam.
Spanish: Oí el sonido de la batalla.
English: I heard the sound of battle.
Spanish: Contuve mi respiración y esperé.
English: I held my breath and waited.
Spanish: Ayudé a Tom a hacer algunas tareas.
English: I helped Tom do some chores.
Spanish: Espero que Tom no se enferme.
English: I hope Tom doesn't get sick.
Spanish: Espero que mañana esté mejor.
English: I hope it's better tomorrow.
Spanish: Espero aceptes nuestra oferta.
English: I hope you accept our offer.
Spanish: Espero que cambies de opinión.
English: I hope you change your mind.
Spanish: Espero que tengas un buen viaje.
English: I hope you have a good trip.
Spanish: Espero que viajes bien.
English: I hope you have a good trip.
Spanish: Espero que te diviertas mucho.
English: I hope you have lots of fun.
Spanish: Espero que te mejores pronto.
English: I hope you'll get well soon.
Spanish: Espero que no estés molesto conmigo.
English: I hope you're not mad at me.
Spanish: Pretendo hacerme abogado.
English: I intend to become a lawyer.
Spanish: Me junté con él en la estación.
English: I joined him at the station.
Spanish: Acabo de volver de la escuela.
English: I just got back from school.
Spanish: Acabo de volver del colegio.
English: I just got back from school.
Spanish: Solo tengo unas pocas preguntas.
English: I just have a few questions.
Spanish: Tan solo no he tenido la oportunidad.
English: I just haven't had a chance.
Spanish: Solo necesito un oportunidad más.
English: I just need one more chance.
Spanish: Solo necesito algo más de espacio.
English: I just need some more space.
Spanish: Acabo de recibir tu carta.
English: I just received your letter.
Spanish: Solo quiero que seas feliz.
English: I just want you to be happy.
Spanish: Me quedé lo más quieto posible que pude sin hacer ruido.
English: I kept as quiet as possible.
Spanish: Yo sabía que podía contar contigo.
English: I knew I could count on you.
Spanish: Sabía que podrías hacerlo.
English: I knew that you could do it.
Spanish: Sabía que estabas detrás de esto.
English: I knew you were behind this.
Spanish: Sabía que estaban detrás de esto.
English: I knew you were behind this.
Spanish: Sé que hice algo horrible.
English: I know I did an awful thing.
Spanish: Sé que vi algo moverse.
English: I know I saw something move.
Spanish: Sé que Tom es milmillonario.
English: I know Tom is a billionaire.
Spanish: Sé que Tom me está mirando.
English: I know Tom is looking at me.
Spanish: Sé exactamente cómo te sientes.
English: I know exactly how you feel.
Spanish: Sé lo peligroso que es Tom.
English: I know how dangerous Tom is.
Spanish: Yo sé guardar un secreto.
English: I know how to keep a secret.
Spanish: Sé que no siempre es fácil.
English: I know it isn't always easy.
Spanish: Sé que es contra la ley.
English: I know it's against the law.
Spanish: Sé que es difícil de creer.
English: I know it's hard to believe.
Spanish: Sé que no es culpa de Tom.
English: I know it's not Tom's fault.
Spanish: Sé que no es suficientemente bueno.
English: I know it's not good enough.
Spanish: Sé que a las chicas les gusta.
English: I know that girls like that.
Spanish: Sé que esto es extraño.
English: I know that this is strange.
Spanish: Sé que hemos venido un poco pronto.
English: I know we're a little early.
Spanish: Sé lo que voy a hacer.
English: I know what I'm going to do.
Spanish: Sé lo que Tomás le hizo a María.
English: I know what Tom did to Mary.
Spanish: Sé lo que puede pasar aquí.
English: I know what can happen here.
Spanish: Sé lo que le pasó a Tom.
English: I know what happened to Tom.
Spanish: Sé lo que significa esa palabra.
English: I know what that word means.
Spanish: Sé a qué ponerle ojo.
English: I know what to look out for.
Spanish: Sé lo que estás pensando.
English: I know what you're thinking.
Spanish: Yo sé lo que me pasa.
English: I know what's wrong with me.
Spanish: Sé donde buscarlo.
English: I know where to look for it.
Spanish: Sé dónde quieres estar.
English: I know where you want to be.
Spanish: Yo sé por qué arrestaron a Tom.
English: I know why Tom was arrested.
Spanish: Sé que tú hiciste todo el trabajo.
English: I know you did all the work.
Spanish: Sé que usted hizo todo el trabajo.
English: I know you did all the work.
Spanish: Sé que ustedes hicieron todo el trabajo.
English: I know you did all the work.
Spanish: Sé que vosotras hicisteis todo el trabajo.
English: I know you did all the work.
Spanish: Sé que vosotros hicisteis todo el trabajo.
English: I know you did all the work.
Spanish: Sé que estarás de acuerdo conmigo.
English: I know you'll agree with me.
Spanish: Aprendí a leer en la escuela.
English: I learned to read in school.
Spanish: He dejado algo en el coche.
English: I left something in the car.
Spanish: Le presté dinero a mi amigo.
English: I lent my friend some money.
Spanish: Lo que menos me gusta son las zanahorias.
English: I like carrots least of all.
Spanish: El café me gusta más que el té.
English: I like coffee more than tea.
Spanish: Su hermana me gusta mucho.
English: I like her sister very much.
Spanish: Me gusta cómo saben los caquis.
English: I like how persimmons taste.
Spanish: Me gusta cuando nieva.
English: I like it when it's snowing.
Spanish: Prefiero leche que jugo.
English: I like milk more than juice.
Spanish: Prefiero el arroz al pan.
English: I like rice more than bread.
Spanish: Me gusta el arroz más que el pan.
English: I like rice more than bread.
Spanish: Me gustan los helados de frutilla.
English: I like strawberry ice cream.
Spanish: Me gusta la nieve de fresa.
English: I like strawberry ice cream.
Spanish: Me gusta la manera en que me tratas.
English: I like the way you treat me.
Spanish: Me gusta pescar en el río.
English: I like to fish in the river.
Spanish: Me gusta hacer feliz a la gente.
English: I like to make people happy.
Spanish: Me gusta mucho tu apartamento.
English: I like your apartment a lot.
Spanish: Me gusta mucho tu piso.
English: I like your apartment a lot.
Spanish: Yo vivo en Midvale Drive 423.
English: I live at 423 Midvale Drive.
Spanish: Yo vivo muy cerca de aquí.
English: I live pretty close to here.
Spanish: Encontré la ciudad en el mapa.
English: I located the town on a map.
Spanish: Me perdí en el bosque.
English: I lost my way in the forest.
Spanish: Yo la quiero y ella me quiere.
English: I love her and she loves me.
Spanish: Me encanta tumbarme en la playa.
English: I love sitting on the beach.
Spanish: Yo sola hice ese vestido.
English: I made that dress by myself.
Spanish: Pienso renunciar a esta compañía.
English: I mean to quit this company.
Spanish: Todos los días conozco gente nueva.
English: I meet new people every day.
Spanish: No me encontré con nadie camino a casa.
English: I met nobody on my way home.
Spanish: Ayer me encontré con tu padre.
English: I met your father yesterday.
Spanish: Posiblemente no pueda venir.
English: I might not be able to come.
Spanish: Añoro los días frescos del invierno.
English: I miss the cool winter days.
Spanish: Tengo que estar allí antes de las dos y media.
English: I must be there before 2:30.
Spanish: Tengo que ayudarla como sea.
English: I must help her at any cost.
Spanish: Me debo ir temprano mañana.
English: I must leave early tomorrow.
Spanish: Debo compensar la pérdida.
English: I must make up for the loss.
Spanish: Debo ordenar mis pensamientos.
English: I must organize my thoughts.
Spanish: Me debo preparar para el examen.
English: I must prepare for the exam.
Spanish: Debo hablar contigo a solas.
English: I must speak with you alone.
Spanish: Necesito un bolso en que llevarlo.
English: I need a bag to carry it in.
Spanish: Necesito una caja más o menos de este porte.
English: I need a box about this big.
Spanish: Necesito que sea mi decisión.
English: I need it to be my decision.
Spanish: Necesito más tiempo para prepararme.
English: I need more time to prepare.
Spanish: Necesito alguien con quien hablar.
English: I need someone to talk with.
Spanish: Necesito pedir prestado esta escoba.
English: I need to borrow this broom.
Spanish: Necesito regresar a Boston.
English: I need to go back to Boston.
Spanish: Necesito ir al dentista.
English: I need to go to the dentist.
Spanish: Necesito contratar a un asistente.
English: I need to hire an assistant.
Spanish: Necesito mejorar mi francés.
English: I need to improve my French.
Spanish: Necesito mantener mis ojos abiertos.
English: I need to keep my eyes open.
Spanish: Necesito saber más detalles.
English: I need to know more details.
Spanish: Necesito saber cuándo venir.
English: I need to know when to come.
Spanish: Necesito hacer una llamada.
English: I need to make a phone call.
Spanish: Necesito reconsiderar algunas cosas.
English: I need to reconsider things.
Spanish: Necesito renovar mi pasaporte.
English: I need to renew my passport.
Spanish: Tengo que reescribir mi informe.
English: I need to rewrite my report.
Spanish: Tengo que buscar mi bolígrafo.
English: I need to search for my pen.
Spanish: Necesito ver a Tom ahora mismo.
English: I need to see Tom right now.
Spanish: Necesito verlo yo mismo.
English: I need to see it for myself.
Spanish: Necesito verte en persona.
English: I need to see you in person.
Spanish: Necesito quedarme aquí esta noche.
English: I need to stay here tonight.
Spanish: Necesito hablar con Tom a solas.
English: I need to talk to Tom alone.
Spanish: Necesito hablar con Tom primero.
English: I need to talk to Tom first.
Spanish: Necesito hablar con un experto.
English: I need to talk to an expert.
Spanish: Nunca tomo té con leche.
English: I never drink tea with milk.
Spanish: Nunca supe su nombre de pila.
English: I never knew his first name.
Spanish: Nunca dije que yo no fuera feliz.
English: I never said I wasn't happy.
Spanish: Nunca volví a hablar con él.
English: I never talked to him again.
Spanish: Ya no tengo dolor de cabeza.
English: I no longer have a headache.
Spanish: Voy con frecuencia a la librería.
English: I often go to the bookstore.
Spanish: Yo a menudo tengo el mismo sueño.
English: I often have the same dream.
Spanish: A menudo escucho canciones tristes.
English: I often listen to sad songs.
Spanish: Sólo vengo aquí los lunes.
English: I only come here on Mondays.
Spanish: Le debo una sincera disculpa.
English: I owe you a sincere apology.
Spanish: Yo pinté un cuadro para ti.
English: I painted a picture for you.
Spanish: Estacioné mi carro junto al portón.
English: I parked my car by the gate.
Spanish: Yo planeo no beber nunca más.
English: I plan to never drink again.
Spanish: Pienso tocar un solo de flauta.
English: I plan to play a flute solo.
Spanish: Tengo previsto verlo el lunes.
English: I plan to see him on Monday.
Spanish: Planeo quedarme allí una semana.
English: I plan to stay there a week.
Spanish: Juego tenis una hora al día.
English: I play tennis an hour a day.
Spanish: Toco la guitarra cada día.
English: I play the guitar every day.
Spanish: Aré lo que pude.
English: I plowed as much as I could.
Spanish: Aré cuanto pude.
English: I plowed as much as I could.
Spanish: Prefiero el fútbol al béisbol.
English: I prefer soccer to baseball.
Spanish: Yo prefiero la natación al esquí.
English: I prefer swimming to skiing.
Spanish: Prefiero hacerlo solo.
English: I prefer to do it on my own.
Spanish: Prefiero escribir en francés.
English: I prefer to write in French.
Spanish: Yo prefiero escribir en francés.
English: I prefer to write in French.
Spanish: Prefiero que me llames Tom.
English: I prefer you to call me Tom.
Spanish: Prometo que volveré.
English: I promise that I'll be back.
Spanish: Te prometo que te ayudaré.
English: I promise you I'll help you.
Spanish: Invertí mucho tiempo en ello.
English: I put a lot of time into it.
Spanish: Puse mis bolígrafos en el cajón.
English: I put my pens in the drawer.
Spanish: Guardé mis bolígrafos en el cajón.
English: I put my pens in the drawer.
Spanish: Puse las plumas en mi cajón.
English: I put the pens in my drawer.
Spanish: Puse los bolígrafos en mi cajón.
English: I put the pens in my drawer.
Spanish: Paré de fumar y de beber.
English: I quit smoking and drinking.
Spanish: Dejé de fumar y de beber.
English: I quit smoking and drinking.
Spanish: Corrí lo más rápido que pude.
English: I ran as quickly as I could.
Spanish: Salí corriendo y cogí un taxi.
English: I ran out and caught a taxi.
Spanish: Corrí para llegar a tiempo.
English: I ran so I would be on time.
Spanish: De verdad que me gustan estas historias.
English: I really like these stories.
Spanish: Echo mucho de menos a mi novia.
English: I really miss my girlfriend.
Spanish: He recibido una buena oferta de trabajo.
English: I received a good job offer.
Spanish: Pienso que es una buena idea.
English: I reckon that's a good idea.
Spanish: Lamento haberme perdido el discurso.
English: I regret missing the speech.
Spanish: Recuerdo haber cerrado la puerta con llave.
English: I remember locking the door.
Spanish: Recuerdo haber leído sobre eso.
English: I remember reading about it.
Spanish: Recuerdo lo que me contaste.
English: I remember what you told me.
Spanish: Respeto tu opinión, Tom.
English: I respect your opinion, Tom.
Spanish: Dije una verdadera insensatez.
English: I said a very foolish thing.
Spanish: Dije algo muy insensato.
English: I said a very foolish thing.
Spanish: Dije que no fue tu culpa.
English: I said it wasn't your fault.
Spanish: Vi a Tom hace unos minutos.
English: I saw Tom a few minutes ago.
Spanish: Vi a una chica con el pelo largo.
English: I saw a girl with long hair.
Spanish: Allí vi a una extraña mujer.
English: I saw a strange woman there.
Spanish: Le vi cruzar la carretera.
English: I saw him crossing the road.
Spanish: La he cagado, lo sé.
English: I screwed up, and I know it.
Spanish: Busqué a Tom por todos lados.
English: I searched all over for Tom.
Spanish: Yo veo a Tom aquí todo el tiempo.
English: I see Tom here all the time.
Spanish: Casi nunca tomo productos lácteos.
English: I seldom eat dairy products.
Spanish: Debería estar allí el lunes.
English: I should be there on Monday.
Spanish: Debería volver a la universidad.
English: I should go back to college.
Spanish: Debería volver a mi asiento.
English: I should go back to my seat.
Spanish: No debería haberlo hecho nunca.
English: I should never have done it.
Spanish: Yo no debería haberlo hecho nunca.
English: I should never have done it.
Spanish: No debí haber dicho eso.
English: I should not have said that.
Spanish: Debí haber venido primero.
English: I should've come here first.
Spanish: Debería haber escuchado a Tomás.
English: I should've listened to Tom.
Spanish: No debería haber venido aquí nunca.
English: I should've never come here.
Spanish: Debería haberme quedado con Tom.
English: I should've stayed with Tom.
Spanish: Debería haber aceptado el dinero.
English: I should've taken the money.
Spanish: Debería habértelo dicho antes.
English: I should've told you sooner.
Spanish: No debería haberte besado.
English: I shouldn't have kissed you.
Spanish: Dormí el resto del día.
English: I slept the rest of the day.
Spanish: Le entregué la carta a escondidas.
English: I slipped the letter to him.
Spanish: Resolví fácilmente el problema.
English: I solved the problem easily.
Spanish: Invertí mucho tiempo en ello.
English: I spent a lot of time on it.
Spanish: Pasé muchas horas leyendo libros.
English: I spent hours reading books.
Spanish: Pasé el año pasado en Boston.
English: I spent last year in Boston.
Spanish: Pasé el día entero allí.
English: I spent the whole day there.
Spanish: Hablé con Tom esta mañana.
English: I spoke to Tom this morning.
Spanish: Hablé con él por teléfono.
English: I spoke to him by telephone.
Spanish: Empecé a navegar el año pasado.
English: I started sailing last year.
Spanish: Me quedé en casa todo el verano.
English: I stayed at home all summer.
Spanish: Anoche me quedé en casa.
English: I stayed at home last night.
Spanish: Me quedé en la cama toda la mañana.
English: I stayed in bed all morning.
Spanish: Anoche me acosté tarde.
English: I stayed up late last night.
Spanish: Sigo llamando a mi madre "mamá".
English: I still call my mother Mama.
Spanish: Aún no tengo nada.
English: I still don't have anything.
Spanish: Aún tengo mucho que aprender.
English: I still have a lot to learn.
Spanish: Todavía tengo que hacer recados.
English: I still have to run errands.
Spanish: Todavía quiero hablar con vos.
English: I still want to talk to you.
Spanish: Perdí el apetito de repente.
English: I suddenly lost my appetite.
Spanish: Sí que espero que esto sea un sueño.
English: I sure hope this is a dream.
Spanish: Juro que no hice trampa.
English: I swear that I didn't cheat.
Spanish: Lo tomo como un cumplido.
English: I take that as a compliment.
Spanish: Hablé con ella durante una hora.
English: I talked to her for an hour.
Spanish: Agradecí a Mary por su ayuda.
English: I thanked Mary for her help.
Spanish: Le di las gracias a Mary por su ayuda.
English: I thanked Mary for her help.
Spanish: Creo que merezco una respuesta.
English: I think I deserve an answer.
Spanish: Creo que herí sus sentimientos.
English: I think I hurt his feelings.
Spanish: Creo que sé lo que es esto.
English: I think I know what this is.
Spanish: Creo que sé dónde está Tom.
English: I think I know where Tom is.
Spanish: Creo que volveré pronto.
English: I think I'll come back soon.
Spanish: Creo que soy bastante generoso.
English: I think I'm pretty generous.
Spanish: Creo ser bastante generoso.
English: I think I'm pretty generous.
Spanish: Creo que he perdido mi billete.
English: I think I've lost my ticket.
Spanish: Creo que he perdido mi cartera.
English: I think I've lost my wallet.
Spanish: Creo que me he encontrado contigo antes.
English: I think I've met you before.
Spanish: Creo que Tom está a punto de llorar.
English: I think Tom is about to cry.
Spanish: Creo que Tom se va a morir.
English: I think Tom is going to die.
Spanish: Yo creo que Tom va a ganar.
English: I think Tom is going to win.
Spanish: Tom parece bastante enfadado.
English: I think Tom is pretty angry.
Spanish: Creo que Tom se está echando la siesta.
English: I think Tom is taking a nap.
Spanish: Creo que Tom me acaba de mentir.
English: I think Tom just lied to me.
Spanish: Creo que Tom puede que sea un genio.
English: I think Tom may be a genius.
Spanish: Creo que Tom debería comer más.
English: I think Tom should eat more.
Spanish: Creo que todos saben eso.
English: I think everyone knows that.
Spanish: Creo que él es un buen conductor.
English: I think he is a good driver.
Spanish: Pienso que es un gran escritor.
English: I think he's a great writer.
Spanish: Pienso que su novela es aburrida.
English: I think his novel is boring.
Spanish: Yo pienso que es medio estúpido.
English: I think it's kind of stupid.
Spanish: Creo que mi trabajo no tiene sentido.
English: I think my job is pointless.
Spanish: Pienso en ti todo el tiempo.
English: I think of you all the time.
Spanish: Yo pienso en ustedes todo el tiempo.
English: I think of you all the time.
Spanish: Pienso en vos todo el tiempo.
English: I think of you all the time.
Spanish: Pienso en usted todo el tiempo.
English: I think of you all the time.
Spanish: Pienso en vosotros todo el tiempo.
English: I think of you all the time.
Spanish: Pienso en vosotras todo el tiempo.
English: I think of you all the time.
Spanish: Creo que algo se está quemando.
English: I think something's burning.
Spanish: Creo que Tom odia a Mary.
English: I think that Tom hates Mary.
Spanish: Creo que eso es lo que Tom hizo.
English: I think that's what Tom did.
Spanish: Creo que el error es mío.
English: I think the mistake is mine.
Spanish: Creo que esto te pertenece.
English: I think this belongs to you.
Spanish: Creo que esto les pertenece.
English: I think this belongs to you.
Spanish: Creo que nos olvidamos de algo.
English: I think we forgot something.
Spanish: Creo que necesitamos ayudar a Tom.
English: I think we need to help Tom.