arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: ¿Por qué no les gustan los gatos a los perros?
English: Why don't dogs like cats?
Spanish: ¿Por qué a los perros no les gustan los gatos?
English: Why don't dogs like cats?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no le gusto a la gente?
English: Why don't people like me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no vamos al centro de la ciudad?
English: Why don't we go downtown?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no dejamos ganar a Tom?
English: Why don't we let Tom win?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no echamos un vistazo?
English: Why don't we take a look?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no cogemos un taxi?
English: Why don't we take a taxi?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no te vas de la ciudad?
English: Why don't you leave town?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no te vas, Tom?
English: Why don't you leave, Tom?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no lo entendéis?
English: Why don't you understand?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no lo entiendes?
English: Why don't you understand?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no querés ir?
English: Why don't you want to go?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no le has dicho a Tom?
English: Why haven't you told Tom?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no le has contado a Tom?
English: Why haven't you told Tom?
Spanish: ¿Por qué Tom me está mirando?
English: Why is Tom looking at me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué es tan difícil la vida?
English: Why is life so difficult?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tienes una boca tan grande?
English: Why is your mouth so big?
Spanish: ¿Por qué su boca es tan grande?
English: Why is your mouth so big?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tu boca es tan grande?
English: Why is your mouth so big?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tienes la boca tan grande?
English: Why is your mouth so big?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tiene la boca tan grande?
English: Why is your mouth so big?
Spanish: ¿Por qué nadie está comiendo?
English: Why isn't anybody eating?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no avanza el tráfico?
English: Why isn't traffic moving?
Spanish: ¿Por qué debería creerte?
English: Why should I believe you?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no me crees?
English: Why won't you believe me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué están todos tan callados?
English: Why's everybody so quiet?
Spanish: ¿Por qué hace tanto frío aquí?
English: Why's it so cold in here?
Spanish: ¿Vendrá hoy Tom?
English: Will Tom be coming today?
Spanish: ¿Será suficiente con diez mil yenes?
English: Will ten thousand yen do?
Spanish: ¿Es suficiente con 10 mil yenes?
English: Will ten thousand yen do?
Spanish: ¿Vendrás a verme?
English: Will you come and see me?
Spanish: ¿Saldrás mañana?
English: Will you go out tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Aceptarás el trabajo?
English: Will you take on the job?
Spanish: ¿Me enseñarás francés?
English: Will you teach me French?
Spanish: No soy nada sin vosotros.
English: Without you, I'm nothing.
Spanish: No soy nada sin vosotras.
English: Without you, I'm nothing.
Spanish: ¿No quieres un poco de torta?
English: Won't you have some cake?
Spanish: ¿No te vas a sentar en mis rodillas?
English: Won't you sit on my knee?
Spanish: El trabajo nunca se acaba, ¿verdad?
English: Work never ends, does it?
Spanish: ¿Saldrías conmigo?
English: Would you go out with me?
Spanish: ¿Me dejarías pasar?
English: Would you let me through?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría algo de ayuda?
English: Would you like some help?
Spanish: ¿Desea un poco más?
English: Would you like some more?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría escuchar?
English: Would you like to listen?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría verlo?
English: Would you like to see it?
Spanish: Escribe al menos 250 palabras.
English: Write at least 250 words.
Spanish: La levadura hace que la cerveza fermente.
English: Yeast makes beer ferment.
Spanish: Tú eres culpable de asesinato.
English: You are guilty of murder.
Spanish: Te has perdido, ¿verdad?
English: You are lost, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres mi orgullo y alegría.
English: You are my pride and joy.
Spanish: Ya no eres ningún bebé.
English: You are no longer a baby.
Spanish: No están equivocados del todo.
English: You are not at all wrong.
Spanish: Tú eres nuestro nuevo vecino.
English: You are our new neighbor.
Spanish: Tienes que hacer eso hoy.
English: You are to do that today.
Spanish: Llegaste antes de que yo llegara.
English: You arrived before I did.
Spanish: Deberíais comprar este libro.
English: You better buy that book.
Spanish: Puedes pedirle ayuda a Tom.
English: You can ask Tom for help.
Spanish: Puedes pedirle ayuda a él.
English: You can ask him for help.
Spanish: Puedes pedirle ayuda.
English: You can ask him for help.
Spanish: Puedes bailar, ¿verdad?
English: You can dance, can't you?
Spanish: Lo puedes hacer de ambas formas.
English: You can do it either way.
Spanish: Lo puedes hacer si lo intentas.
English: You can do it if you try.
Spanish: Puedes hacerlo, ¿no?
English: You can do it, can't you?
Spanish: Puedes hacerlo, ¿verdad?
English: You can do it, can't you?
Spanish: Podéis hacerlo, ¿verdad?
English: You can do it, can't you?
Spanish: ¡Puede hacer lo que quiera!
English: You can do what you want.
Spanish: Puedes comer todo lo que quieras.
English: You can eat all you want.
Spanish: Podéis comer todo lo que queráis.
English: You can eat all you want.
Spanish: Puedes cogerte el día libre.
English: You can have the day off.
Spanish: La puedes ocupar solo una vez.
English: You can only use it once.
Spanish: Puedes quedarte si quieres.
English: You can stay if you want.
Spanish: Puedes contarme cualquier cosa.
English: You can tell me anything.
Spanish: No se puede sobornar a ese juez.
English: You can't buy that judge.
Spanish: No se puede dividir entre cero.
English: You can't divide by zero.
Spanish: No le puedes hacer eso a Tom.
English: You can't do that to Tom.
Spanish: No le podéis hacer eso a Tom.
English: You can't do this to Tom.
Spanish: El pasado no se puede borrar.
English: You can't erase the past.
Spanish: No te puedes escapar de mí.
English: You can't escape from me.
Spanish: No puedes escaparte de mí.
English: You can't escape from me.
Spanish: No puedes levantar el piano.
English: You can't lift the piano.
Spanish: Puedes deshidratarte.
English: You could get dehydrated.
Spanish: Hiciste un excelente trabajo.
English: You did an excellent job.
Spanish: No has cantado, ¿verdad?
English: You didn't sing, did you?
Spanish: Tú no sabes la verdad.
English: You don't know the truth.
Spanish: Tú no escuchas, ¿verdad?
English: You don't listen, do you?
Spanish: Recibes lo que pagas.
English: You get what you pay for.
Spanish: Recibes el valor de lo que pagas.
English: You get what you pay for.
Spanish: Consigues aquello por lo que pagas.
English: You get what you pay for.
Spanish: Tienes un coche muy chulo.
English: You have a very nice car.
Spanish: Tienes unas manos muy bonitas.
English: You have beautiful hands.
Spanish: Tienes un montón de amigos.
English: You have lots of friends.
Spanish: Tú no tienes otra opción.
English: You have no other choice.
Spanish: No tienes respeto por ti mismo.
English: You have no self-respect.
Spanish: No tenéis nada que perder.
English: You have nothing to lose.
Spanish: Tienes que venir conmigo.
English: You have to come with me.
Spanish: Tenéis que venir conmigo.
English: You have to come with me.
Spanish: Vos tenés que venir conmigo.
English: You have to come with me.
Spanish: Tenéis que ir al colegio.
English: You have to go to school.
Spanish: Tienes que pagar para eso.
English: You have to pay for that.
Spanish: Me alegraste el fin de semana.
English: You just made my weekend.
Spanish: Te acabas de saltar el semáforo en rojo.
English: You just ran a red light.
Spanish: Vos sabés que odio las reuniones.
English: You know I hate meetings.
Spanish: Sabés que odio las reuniones.
English: You know I hate meetings.
Spanish: Sabes que odio las reuniones.
English: You know I hate meetings.
Spanish: Tú sabes que odio las reuniones.
English: You know I hate meetings.
Spanish: Tú sabes lo ocupados que estamos.
English: You know how busy we are.
Spanish: A ti te gustan los gatos, ¿verdad?
English: You like cats, don't you?
Spanish: Te gusta la lluvia, ¿verdad?
English: You like rain, don't you?
Spanish: Me hiciste perder la cabeza.
English: You made me lose my mind.
Spanish: Puedes venir si quieres.
English: You may come if you like.
Spanish: Puedes tomarte el día libre.
English: You may have the day off.
Spanish: Tienes que responder con sinceridad.
English: You must answer honestly.
Spanish: Debes limpiar tu habitación.
English: You must clean your room.
Spanish: Debes irte de una vez a casa.
English: You must go home at once.
Spanish: No tienes que quedarte en cama.
English: You must not stay in bed.
Spanish: Tienen que habérsete caído.
English: You must've dropped them.
Spanish: Seguro que se te han caído.
English: You must've dropped them.
Spanish: Necesitas esto, ¿no?
English: You need this, don't you?
Spanish: Abriste la caja incorrecta.
English: You opened the wrong box.
Spanish: No debéis perdéroslo.
English: You ought not to miss it.
Spanish: Dijiste que estábamos invitados.
English: You said we were invited.
Spanish: Dijiste que necesitabas ayuda.
English: You said you needed help.
Spanish: Tú pareces un poco vanidoso.
English: You seem a bit conceited.
Spanish: Deberías llamar a casa ahora.
English: You should call home now.
Spanish: Deberías cortarte el pelo.
English: You should get a haircut.
Spanish: Deberías darte un descanso.
English: You should get some rest.
Spanish: Deberías ir al colegio.
English: You should get to school.
Spanish: Deberíais ir al colegio.
English: You should get to school.
Spanish: Deberías volver pronto a casa.
English: You should go home early.
Spanish: Deberías irte temprano a casa.
English: You should go home early.
Spanish: Deberías dormirte ya.
English: You should go to bed now.
Spanish: Deberías ir a verle.
English: You should go to see him.
Spanish: Deberíais escuchar a Tom.
English: You should listen to Tom.
Spanish: Deberías escuchar a Tom.
English: You should listen to Tom.
Spanish: Deberías presentarte para alcalde.
English: You should run for mayor.
Spanish: Deberías intentar verlo.
English: You should try to see it.
Spanish: Deberías escribir una novela.
English: You should write a novel.
Spanish: Deberías haber comprado uno.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberías haber comprado una.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberíais haber comprado uno.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberíais haber comprado una.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberían haber comprado uno.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberían haber comprado una.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberías haber besado a Tom.
English: You should've kissed Tom.
Spanish: Nadas bien, ¿Verdad?
English: You swim well, don't you?
Spanish: Ustedes tres tienen mucha suerte.
English: You three are very lucky.
Spanish: Fuiste amable al ayudarme.
English: You were kind to help me.
Spanish: Después de todo, tenías razón.
English: You were right after all.
Spanish: Ella te ha tomado el pelo.
English: You were taken in by her.
Spanish: Tú fuiste muy amable con nosotros.
English: You were very kind to us.
Spanish: Estabas equivocado después de todo.
English: You were wrong after all.
Spanish: Es mejor que lo hagas ahora.
English: You'd better do that now.
Spanish: Deberías relajarte un poco.
English: You'd better relax a bit.
Spanish: Tú harías lo mismo por mí.
English: You'd do the same for me.
Spanish: Pronto serás uno de los nuestros.
English: You'll be one of us soon.
Spanish: Usted pronto será uno de los nuestros.
English: You'll be one of us soon.
Spanish: Pronto serás una de los nuestros.
English: You'll be one of us soon.
Spanish: Pronto serás una de los nuestras.
English: You'll be one of us soon.
Spanish: Se arrepentirá usted de esto.
English: You'll be sorry for this.
Spanish: Harás lo que te digan.
English: You'll do as you're told.
Spanish: Pasarás un mal rato.
English: You'll have a rough time.
Spanish: Jamás te arrepentirás de esto.
English: You'll never regret this.
Spanish: Te quedarás aquí esta noche.
English: You'll stay here tonight.
Spanish: Vos sos un buen periodista.
English: You're a good journalist.
Spanish: Estás hablando de meras pequeñeces.
English: You're arguing semantics.
Spanish: Te estás engañando a ti mismo.
English: You're deluding yourself.
Spanish: Ustedes están felices, ¿no?
English: You're happy, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres feliz, ¿verdad?
English: You're happy, aren't you?
Spanish: Me estás bromeando, ¿no es así?
English: You're kidding me, right?
Spanish: Tienes suerte de seguir con vida.
English: You're lucky to be alive.
Spanish: Estás mintiendo, ¿cierto?
English: You're lying, aren't you?
Spanish: Ni siquiera estás sudando.
English: You're not even sweating.
Spanish: Ahora estás fuera de peligro.
English: You're out of danger now.
Spanish: Eres muy exquisito, ¿a que sí?
English: You're picky, aren't you?
Spanish: Tú eres un especialito, ¿eh?
English: You're picky, aren't you?
Spanish: Buen tiquismiquis estás hecho.
English: You're picky, aren't you?
Spanish: Arruinas la atmósfera.
English: You're spoiling the mood.
Spanish: Eres el mejor papá de todos los tiempos.
English: You're the best dad ever.
Spanish: Tú eres la razón por la que vine.
English: You're the reason I came.
Spanish: Vosotros sois la razón por la que vine.
English: You're the reason I came.
Spanish: Vosotras sois la razón por la que vine.
English: You're the reason I came.
Spanish: Estás cansado, ¿verdad?
English: You're tired, aren't you?
Spanish: Está cansado, ¿no es así?
English: You're tired, aren't you?
Spanish: Estáis cansados, ¿verdad?
English: You're tired, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres muy bueno con eso.
English: You're very good at that.
Spanish: Llegaste demasiado pronto.
English: You've arrived too early.
Spanish: Has venido demasiado pronto.
English: You've arrived too early.
Spanish: Llegaste demasiado temprano.
English: You've arrived too early.
Spanish: Te has metido en un gran lío.
English: You've got a big problem.
Spanish: Has logrado una recia voluntad.
English: You've got a strong will.
Spanish: Tienes que estar bromeando.
English: You've got to be kidding!
Spanish: ¡Tienes que estar bromeando!
English: You've got to be kidding!
Spanish: ¡Tienes que estar bromeando!
English: You've got to be kidding.
Spanish: Tú me has hecho lo que soy.
English: You've made me what I am.
Spanish: Tu taza está encima de la mesa.
English: Your cup is on the table.
Spanish: Llevas la camisa al revés.
English: Your shirt is inside out.
Spanish: Tu discurso fue espléndido.
English: Your speech was splendid.
Spanish: Tu esposa está al teléfono.
English: Your wife's on the phone.
Spanish: Tu esposa está en el teléfono.
English: Your wife's on the phone.
Spanish: —Vamos —me dijo él.
English: Let's go, he said to me.
Spanish: Se me cayó un botón de mi abrigo.
English: A button came off my coat.
Spanish: Una vela iluminaba la habitación.
English: A candle lighted the room.
Spanish: Los gatos pueden ver en la oscuridad.
English: A cat can see in the dark.
Spanish: Un gato puede ver en la oscuridad.
English: A cat can see in the dark.
Spanish: Un gato está tumbado al sol.
English: A cat is lying in the sun.
Spanish: Un cocodrilo se comió a Tom.
English: A crocodile has eaten Tom.
Spanish: Se debía tomar una decisión.
English: A decision had to be made.
Spanish: Una niña estaba parada ahí llorando.
English: A girl stood there crying.
Spanish: Un arma podría resultar útil.
English: A gun might come in handy.
Spanish: Una indicación de usted es bastante.
English: A hint from you is enough.
Spanish: Un caballo puede correr muy rápido.
English: A horse can run very fast.
Spanish: Pronto vendrá un huracán.
English: A hurricane's coming soon.
Spanish: Un hombre como yo necesita un sombrero.
English: A man like me needs a hat.
Spanish: Un helado de mango, por favor.
English: A mango ice cream, please.
Spanish: Se me acercó un policía.
English: A policeman came up to me.
Spanish: Una rata cruzó la ruta.
English: A rat ran across the road.
Spanish: Se le acercó un desconocido.
English: A stranger approached him.
Spanish: Soplaba un viento fuerte.
English: A strong wind was blowing.
Spanish: Un piso de madera es hermoso.
English: A wood floor is beautiful.
Spanish: Añade más sal a la sopa.
English: Add more salt to the soup.
Spanish: Echa más sal a la sopa.
English: Add more salt to the soup.
Spanish: El aire es más ligero que el agua.
English: Air is lighter than water.
Spanish: Todos los hombres tienen los mismos derechos.
English: All men have equal rights.
Spanish: Todos los autobuses están llenos.
English: All of the buses are full.
Spanish: Todos los bondis están llenos.
English: All of the buses are full.
Spanish: Todos nosotros pensamos hacerlo.
English: All of us plan to do that.
Spanish: Todos los muchachos estaban bailando.
English: All the boys were dancing.
Spanish: Todos los chicos estaban bailando.
English: All the boys were dancing.
Spanish: Todos los chicos estaban gritando.
English: All the boys were yelling.
Spanish: Todos los chicos estaban bailando.
English: All the kids were dancing.
Spanish: Todo lo que puedes hacer es esperar.
English: All you can do is to wait.
Spanish: Permítame acompañarlo.
English: Allow me to accompany you.
Spanish: Permíteme acompañarte.
English: Allow me to accompany you.
Spanish: Casi todas las chicas son amables.
English: Almost all girls are kind.
Spanish: ¿Estoy hablando demasiado rápido?
English: Am I speaking too quickly?
Spanish: ¿Todavía soy tu novio?
English: Am I still your boyfriend?
Spanish: Acaba de ocurrir un accidente.
English: An accident just happened.
Spanish: ¿Y ahora qué piensas?
English: And what do you think now?
Spanish: ¿Y yo por qué debería ayudarte?
English: And why should I help you?
Spanish: Cualquiera puede cometer un error.
English: Anyone can make a mistake.
Spanish: Puede pasar de todo en la televisión.
English: Anything can happen on TV.
Spanish: De todas formas, nunca vas a saber.
English: Anyway, you'll never know.
Spanish: Como sea, nunca lo sabrás.
English: Anyway, you'll never know.
Spanish: ¿Son tuyos todos esos libros?
English: Are all these books yours?
Spanish: ¿Son tuyos todos estos libros?
English: Are all these books yours?
Spanish: ¿Están ya listas mis fotos?
English: Are my pictures ready now?
Spanish: ¿Están ellos escondiendo algo?
English: Are they hiding something?
Spanish: ¿Eres amigo de Tom?
English: Are you a friend of Tom's?
Spanish: ¿Te asusta el silencio?
English: Are you afraid of silence?
Spanish: ¿Habéis terminado todos aquí?
English: Are you all finished here?
Spanish: ¿Estás ocupada el viernes por la noche?
English: Are you busy Friday night?
Spanish: ¿Me estás llamando mentirosa?
English: Are you calling me a liar?
Spanish: ¿Me estás llamando estúpido?
English: Are you calling me stupid?
Spanish: ¿Estás libre al salir de clase?
English: Are you free after school?
Spanish: ¿Estás libre después de clases?
English: Are you free after school?
Spanish: ¿Estás libre el miércoles?
English: Are you free on Wednesday?
Spanish: ¿Estás libre este fin de semana?
English: Are you free this weekend?
Spanish: ¿Vais a casa en autobús?
English: Are you going home by bus?
Spanish: ¿Vas a salir esta noche?
English: Are you going out tonight?
Spanish: ¿Saldrás esta noche?
English: Are you going out tonight?
Spanish: ¿Estarás allí?
English: Are you going to be there?
Spanish: ¿Vas a comprar eso?
English: Are you going to buy that?
Spanish: ¿Vas a comer eso?
English: Are you going to eat that?
Spanish: ¿Vas a usar eso?
English: Are you going to use that?
Spanish: ¿Estás teniendo un buen día?
English: Are you having a good day?
Spanish: ¿Estás buscando un empleo?
English: Are you looking for a job?
Spanish: ¿Estás buscando trabajo?
English: Are you looking for a job?
Spanish: ¿Usted está buscando trabajo?
English: Are you looking for a job?
Spanish: ¿Estás soltero o casado?
English: Are you married or single?
Spanish: ¿Estás soltera o casada?
English: Are you married or single?
Spanish: ¿Estás casado o soltero?
English: Are you married or single?
Spanish: ¿Ya no te duele?
English: Are you no longer in pain?
Spanish: ¿Estáis diciendo que soy una mentirosa?
English: Are you saying I'm a liar?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de que esto es real?
English: Are you sure this is real?
Spanish: ¿Estás hablando de Tom?
English: Are you talking about Tom?
Spanish: ¿Estás diciendo la verdad?
English: Are you telling the truth?
Spanish: ¿Estás pensando en mí?
English: Are you thinking about me?
Spanish: ¿Estás intentando matarme?
English: Are you trying to kill me?
Spanish: ¿No son aquellos tus padres?
English: Aren't those your parents?
Spanish: ¿No eres un poco joven?
English: Aren't you a little young?
Spanish: ¿Eres profesor aquí?
English: Aren't you a teacher here?
Spanish: ¿No estás contento de verme?
English: Aren't you glad to see me?
Spanish: ¿No son felices juntos?
English: Aren't you happy together?
Spanish: Pregúntale lo que ha hecho.
English: Ask her what she has done.
Spanish: Al principio no me gustaba.
English: At first I didn't like it.
Spanish: La primera vez no me hizo ninguna gracia.
English: At first I didn't like it.
Spanish: Al fin empezó a llover.
English: At last, it began to rain.
Spanish: Al menos no está lloviendo.
English: At least it's not raining.
Spanish: Por lo menos no está lloviendo.
English: At least it's not raining.
Spanish: ¿A qué hora nació?
English: At what hour was she born?
Spanish: ¿A qué hora se fue?
English: At what time did he leave?
Spanish: ¿A qué hora se ha ido?
English: At what time did he leave?
Spanish: Aléjate de los que te alejen de ti mismo.
English: Avoid those who avoid you.
Spanish: El equilibrio no es siempre fácil.
English: Balance isn't always easy.
Spanish: Mira por dónde caminas.
English: Be careful where you step.
Spanish: Sé amable con los animales pequeños.
English: Be kind to little animals.
Spanish: Sé educado con tus padres.
English: Be polite to your parents.
Spanish: Cálmate y escúchame.
English: Be quiet and listen to me.
Spanish: Asegúrate de estar allí para las dos y media.
English: Be there by 2:30 for sure.
Spanish: Los osos son bastante peligrosos.
English: Bears are quite dangerous.
Spanish: Estar enferma es muy aburrido.
English: Being sick is very boring.
Spanish: El acceso a las bicicletas es limitado.
English: Bicycle access is limited.
Spanish: La ropa negra absorbe la luz.
English: Black cloth absorbs light.
Spanish: Las gallinas negras ponen huevos blancos.
English: Black hens lay white eggs.
Spanish: Las peleas limítrofes eran comunes.
English: Border fights were common.
Spanish: Las dos chicas tienen los ojos azules.
English: Both girls have blue eyes.
Spanish: El bourbon está hecho de maíz.
English: Bourbon is made from corn.
Spanish: Tráeme una botella de cerveza.
English: Bring me a bottle of beer.
Spanish: Tráeme un trozo de tiza.
English: Bring me a piece of chalk.
Spanish: Pon el agua a hervir.
English: Bring the water to a boil.
Spanish: La mantequilla se hace con nata.
English: Butter is made from cream.
Spanish: La manteca se hace con crema.
English: Butter is made from cream.
Spanish: Llama a un médico inmediatamente.
English: Call a doctor immediately.
Spanish: Vuelve a llamarme en dos días.
English: Call me again in two days.
Spanish: Llámame uno de estos días.
English: Call me one of these days.
Spanish: Llamame cuando estés listo.
English: Call me when you're ready.
Spanish: Llámenme cuando estén listos.
English: Call me when you're ready.
Spanish: Llámeme cuando esté listo.
English: Call me when you're ready.
Spanish: Los camellos tienen tres párpados.
English: Camels have three eyelids.
Spanish: ¿Puedo comprar solo las lentes?
English: Can I buy only the lenses?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hacer algo por usted?
English: Can I do anything for you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo tomar un poco más de leche?
English: Can I have some more milk?
Spanish: ¿Puedo ayudar con el desayuno?
English: Can I help with breakfast?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hablar con el médico?
English: Can I speak to the doctor?
Spanish: ¿Puedo tomar una foto aquí?
English: Can I take a picture here?
Spanish: ¿Ya puedo tomar su orden?
English: Can I take your order now?
Spanish: ¿Ya puedo tomar tu orden?
English: Can I take your order now?
Spanish: ¿Puedo utilizar tu diccionario?
English: Can I use your dictionary?
Spanish: ¿Realmente puede ser así de malo?
English: Can it really be this bad?
Spanish: ¿Nos podemos ir a casa ya, por favor?
English: Can we please go home now?
Spanish: ¿Podemos ir a casa ya, por favor?
English: Can we please go home now?