arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: No me puedo permitir comprármelo.
English: I can't afford to buy it.
Spanish: No puedo permitirme comprármelo.
English: I can't afford to buy it.
Spanish: No me puedo creer que se me olvidara.
English: I can't believe I forgot.
Spanish: No puedo creer que esté aquí.
English: I can't believe I'm here.
Spanish: No puedo creer que estoy aquí.
English: I can't believe I'm here.
Spanish: No puedo creer que él sea Tom.
English: I can't believe he's Tom.
Spanish: Ni siquiera puedo evitarlo.
English: I can't even help myself.
Spanish: No lo puedo encontrar por ninguna parte.
English: I can't find it anywhere.
Spanish: No puedo encontrarla en ninguna parte.
English: I can't find it anywhere.
Spanish: No encuentro mis pantuflas.
English: I can't find my slippers.
Spanish: No encuentro mi maletín.
English: I can't find my suitcase.
Spanish: No atino con el ojo de la cerradura.
English: I can't find the keyhole.
Spanish: No soy capaz de encontrar lo que quiero.
English: I can't find what I want.
Spanish: No puedo seguir su lógica.
English: I can't follow his logic.
Spanish: No puedo quitarme los zapatos.
English: I can't get my shoes off.
Spanish: No puedo abandonar mi sueño.
English: I can't give up my dream.
Spanish: No puedo ir al cine.
English: I can't go to the movies.
Spanish: Hoy no puedo ir a trabajar.
English: I can't go to work today.
Spanish: Ya no puedo ayudaros.
English: I can't help you anymore.
Spanish: No puedo ocultar mis sentimientos.
English: I can't hide my feelings.
Spanish: No puedo simplemente abandonar a Tom.
English: I can't just abandon Tom.
Spanish: No puedo dejarte entrar ahí.
English: I can't let you in there.
Spanish: No puedo abrir esta botella.
English: I can't open this bottle.
Spanish: No puedo protegerte aquí.
English: I can't protect you here.
Spanish: No puedo revelar mis fuentes.
English: I can't reveal my source.
Spanish: No puedo soportar ese ruido.
English: I can't stand that noise.
Spanish: No puedo soportar este ruido.
English: I can't stand this noise.
Spanish: No puedo quedarme mucho más tiempo.
English: I can't stay much longer.
Spanish: No puedo aceptar el dinero de Tom.
English: I can't take Tom's money.
Spanish: No puedo aguantarlo más.
English: I can't take it any more.
Spanish: No le puedo hablar a la gente.
English: I can't talk with people.
Spanish: No puedo agradecerte lo suficiente.
English: I can't thank you enough.
Spanish: No puedo agradecerle lo suficiente.
English: I can't thank you enough.
Spanish: No puedo esperar hasta el verano.
English: I can't wait till summer.
Spanish: No soy capaz de levantar esta piedra.
English: I cannot lift this stone.
Spanish: Escogí la respuesta incorrecta.
English: I chose the wrong answer.
Spanish: Vengo aquí todos los lunes.
English: I come here every Monday.
Spanish: No podía dejar de reír.
English: I couldn't stop laughing.
Spanish: No pude parar de reír.
English: I couldn't stop laughing.
Spanish: No podía parar de reír.
English: I couldn't stop laughing.
Spanish: Decidí hacerme abogado.
English: I decided to be a lawyer.
Spanish: Decidí irme a dormir.
English: I decided to go to sleep.
Spanish: Niego todos esos cargos.
English: I deny all those charges.
Spanish: Lo hice en contra de mi voluntad.
English: I did it against my will.
Spanish: No te pedí que vinieras.
English: I didn't ask you to come.
Spanish: No te dije estúpido.
English: I didn't call you stupid.
Spanish: Yo no tomé esa leche.
English: I didn't drink that milk.
Spanish: Yo no bebí esa leche.
English: I didn't drink that milk.
Spanish: Yo ni siquiera vi a Tom irse.
English: I didn't even see Tom go.
Spanish: No tuve que moverlo.
English: I didn't have to move it.
Spanish: Yo no ayudé a Tom a escapar.
English: I didn't help Tom escape.
Spanish: No sabía que eso existía.
English: I didn't know it existed.
Spanish: Ese truco yo no lo sabía.
English: I didn't know that trick.
Spanish: No sabía que teníamos una.
English: I didn't know we had one.
Spanish: Yo no sabía que fumaras.
English: I didn't know you smoked.
Spanish: Yo no sabía que fumárais.
English: I didn't know you smoked.
Spanish: No quise ser maleducado.
English: I didn't mean to be rude.
Spanish: No quise ser descortés.
English: I didn't mean to be rude.
Spanish: No quería ser maleducado.
English: I didn't mean to be rude.
Spanish: No era mi intención hacer eso.
English: I didn't mean to do that.
Spanish: No fue mi intención golpearlo.
English: I didn't mean to hit him.
Spanish: Yo tampoco dije eso.
English: I didn't say that either.
Spanish: No le vendí mi auto a Tom.
English: I didn't sell Tom my car.
Spanish: No dormí en toda la noche.
English: I didn't sleep all night.
Spanish: No te desperté, ¿o sí?
English: I didn't wake you, did I?
Spanish: No quería que muriera Tom.
English: I didn't want Tom to die.
Spanish: Me he dislocado el hombro.
English: I dislocated my shoulder.
Spanish: Espero que tú lo logres.
English: I do hope you'll succeed.
Spanish: A mí tampoco me gusta él.
English: I do not like him either.
Spanish: Claro que recuerdo haciendo eso.
English: I do remember doing that.
Spanish: Yo definitivamente quiero ir contigo.
English: I do want to go with you.
Spanish: No me importa nada lo que hagas.
English: I don't care what you do.
Spanish: No me interesa lo que hagas.
English: I don't care what you do.
Spanish: No me atrevo a hablarle.
English: I don't dare talk to her.
Spanish: No me como el cuero del pollo.
English: I don't eat chicken skin.
Spanish: No tengo ganas de intentar.
English: I don't feel like trying.
Spanish: No me siento nada bien.
English: I don't feel well at all.
Spanish: No siento más odio por Tom.
English: I don't hate Tom anymore.
Spanish: Yo no tengo ningún enemigo.
English: I don't have any enemies.
Spanish: No tengo ningún lápiz.
English: I don't have any pencils.
Spanish: Aquí no conozco a nadie.
English: I don't know anyone here.
Spanish: No conozco a ninguna de las dos chicas.
English: I don't know either girl.
Spanish: No sé a ciencia cierta.
English: I don't know for certain.
Spanish: Desconozco los detalles.
English: I don't know the details.
Spanish: No sé lo que quiero.
English: I don't know what I want.
Spanish: No sé qué quiero.
English: I don't know what I want.
Spanish: No sé dónde está.
English: I don't know where it is.
Spanish: No sé adónde ir.
English: I don't know where to go.
Spanish: No sé quién es usted.
English: I don't know who you are.
Spanish: No sé quién eres.
English: I don't know who you are.
Spanish: No sé quiénes sois.
English: I don't know who you are.
Spanish: No dejo que me afecte.
English: I don't let it bother me.
Spanish: No me gustan los huevos de Pascua.
English: I don't like Easter eggs.
Spanish: No me gusta la voz de Tom.
English: I don't like Tom's voice.
Spanish: No me gusta ninguno de ellos.
English: I don't like any of them.
Spanish: No me gustan los huevos cocidos.
English: I don't like boiled eggs.
Spanish: A mí no me gusta la corteza del pan.
English: I don't like bread crust.
Spanish: No me gustan los chistes verdes.
English: I don't like dirty jokes.
Spanish: No me gusta el queso de cabra.
English: I don't like goat cheese.
Spanish: No me gusta el autostop.
English: I don't like hitchhiking.
Spanish: No me gustan los viajes largos.
English: I don't like long drives.
Spanish: Eso no me gusta nada.
English: I don't like that at all.
Spanish: No me agrada el tráfico.
English: I don't like the traffic.
Spanish: No me gusta esta cámara.
English: I don't like this camera.
Spanish: No me gusta esta chaqueta.
English: I don't like this jacket.
Spanish: No me gusta estar sola.
English: I don't like to be alone.
Spanish: Usted ya no me agrada.
English: I don't like you anymore.
Spanish: No me afecta el clima cálido.
English: I don't mind hot weather.
Spanish: No me importa si hace calor.
English: I don't mind if it's hot.
Spanish: No me importa si está caliente.
English: I don't mind if it's hot.
Spanish: No me importa decírtelo.
English: I don't mind telling you.
Spanish: Yo no necesito tus consejos.
English: I don't need your advice.
Spanish: No veo a dónde vas.
English: I don't quite follow you.
Spanish: No hablo nada de francés.
English: I don't speak any French.
Spanish: Creo que no me gustas.
English: I don't think I like you.
Spanish: Creo que no me gustáis.
English: I don't think I like you.
Spanish: Creo que no vendrá.
English: I don't think he'll come.
Spanish: No me fío de la policía.
English: I don't trust the police.
Spanish: Yo tampoco confío en vos.
English: I don't trust you either.
Spanish: Yo tampoco confío en ti.
English: I don't trust you either.
Spanish: Yo no confío en ti tampoco.
English: I don't trust you either.
Spanish: Yo no espero por nadie.
English: I don't wait for anybody.
Spanish: No quiero que Tom lo oiga.
English: I don't want Tom to hear.
Spanish: No quiero pochoclo.
English: I don't want any popcorn.
Spanish: No quiero morir acá.
English: I don't want to die here.
Spanish: No quiero morir aquí.
English: I don't want to die here.
Spanish: No quiero comer aquí.
English: I don't want to eat here.
Spanish: Yo no quiero comer aquí.
English: I don't want to eat here.
Spanish: No quiero comerme esto.
English: I don't want to eat this.
Spanish: No me quiero comer eso.
English: I don't want to eat this.
Spanish: No quiero ponerme malo.
English: I don't want to get sick.
Spanish: No quiero hacerte daño.
English: I don't want to harm you.
Spanish: No te quiero ayudar.
English: I don't want to help you.
Spanish: No quiero haceros daño.
English: I don't want to hurt you.
Spanish: No quiero perder a Tom.
English: I don't want to lose Tom.
Spanish: No quiero conocer a Tom.
English: I don't want to meet Tom.
Spanish: No quiero encontrarme con Tom.
English: I don't want to meet Tom.
Spanish: No quiero contároslo.
English: I don't want to tell you.
Spanish: No quiero que te quedes.
English: I don't want you to stay.
Spanish: No trabajo en los fines de semana.
English: I don't work on weekends.
Spanish: Dudo de que alguien lo haya dicho.
English: I doubt anyone said that.
Spanish: Dudo que Tom sea soltero.
English: I doubt if Tom is single.
Spanish: Yo manejo un camión de reparto.
English: I drive a delivery truck.
Spanish: Una vez conduje el Prius de Tom.
English: I drove Tom's Prius once.
Spanish: Como huevos todas las mañanas.
English: I eat eggs every morning.
Spanish: Disfruto hablando con él.
English: I enjoyed talking to him.
Spanish: Alimento a mi perro una vez al día.
English: I feed my dog once a day.
Spanish: Me siento como un chavalín.
English: I feel like a little kid.
Spanish: Me considero afortunado por estar vivo.
English: I feel lucky to be alive.
Spanish: Hoy me siento mucho mejor.
English: I feel much better today.
Spanish: Siento la primavera en el aire.
English: I feel spring in the air.
Spanish: Me sentí mucho más relajado.
English: I felt much more relaxed.
Spanish: Me sentí triste sin más ni más.
English: I felt sad for no reason.
Spanish: Me sentí mal por el niño.
English: I felt sorry for the boy.
Spanish: Por fin he comprado el juguete.
English: I finally bought the toy.
Spanish: Olvidé nuestro aniversario.
English: I forgot our anniversary.
Spanish: Me olvidé de pagar la renta.
English: I forgot to pay the rent.
Spanish: Encontré fácilmente su casa.
English: I found his house easily.
Spanish: Averigüé dónde está ella.
English: I found out where she is.
Spanish: Cedí a sus demandas.
English: I gave in to her demands.
Spanish: Cada verano me voy al extranjero.
English: I go abroad every summer.
Spanish: Voy a una autoescuela.
English: I go to a driving school.
Spanish: Voy a la iglesia el domingo.
English: I go to church on Sunday.
Spanish: Voy al colegio en metro.
English: I go to school by subway.
Spanish: Voy a la escuela todos los días.
English: I go to school every day.
Spanish: Me robaron el ordenador portátil.
English: I got my notebook stolen.
Spanish: Estoy empapado hasta la ropa interior.
English: I got soaked to the skin.
Spanish: Ayer me levanté pronto.
English: I got up early yesterday.
Spanish: Yo crecí aquí en Boston.
English: I grew up here in Boston.
Spanish: Yo crecí en el campo.
English: I grew up in the country.
Spanish: Supongo que me he vuelto más perezoso.
English: I guess I've gotten lazy.
Spanish: Imagino que ya sabes por qué.
English: I guess now you know why.
Spanish: Imagino que ya sabéis por qué.
English: I guess now you know why.
Spanish: Imagino que ya sabe por qué.
English: I guess now you know why.
Spanish: Imagino que ya saben por qué.
English: I guess now you know why.
Spanish: Supongo que tú no puedes hacerlo.
English: I guess you cannot do it.
Spanish: Anoche tuve un sueño.
English: I had a dream last night.
Spanish: Tuve un infarto el año pasado.
English: I had a stroke last year.
Spanish: No tenía ninguna razón para hacerlo.
English: I had no reason to do so.
Spanish: No tenía ningún otro sitio al que ir.
English: I had nowhere else to go.
Spanish: No tenía ningún otro lugar adonde ir.
English: I had nowhere else to go.
Spanish: Me tomé dos tazas de café.
English: I had two cups of coffee.
Spanish: Tengo mucho dolor de estómago.
English: I have a bad stomachache.
Spanish: Tengo un libro en la mano.
English: I have a book in my hand.
Spanish: Tengo un buen diccionario.
English: I have a good dictionary.
Spanish: Tengo un marido celoso.
English: I have a jealous husband.
Spanish: Tengo un montón de deberes.
English: I have a lot of homework.
Spanish: Hoy tengo mucho que hacer.
English: I have a lot to do today.
Spanish: Hoy tengo muchas cosas que hacer.
English: I have a lot to do today.
Spanish: Yo tengo mucho que hacer hoy.
English: I have a lot to do today.
Spanish: Tengo mucho que hacer hoy.
English: I have a lot to do today.
Spanish: Tengo una reunión a las dos y media.
English: I have a meeting at 2:30.
Spanish: Tengo un paquete para Tom.
English: I have a package for Tom.
Spanish: Tengo dolor de espalda.
English: I have a pain in my back.
Spanish: Tengo un dolor en mi cuello.
English: I have a pain in my neck.
Spanish: Tengo que armar un rompecabezas.
English: I have a puzzle to solve.
Spanish: Tengo que resolver un rompecabezas.
English: I have a puzzle to solve.
Spanish: Tengo una cuenta de ahorros.
English: I have a savings account.
Spanish: Estoy con un terrible dolor de cabeza.
English: I have a severe headache.
Spanish: Tengo un agudo dolor aquí.
English: I have a sharp pain here.
Spanish: Yo también tengo una sensación similar.
English: I have a similar feeling.
Spanish: Tengo un ligero dolor de cabeza.
English: I have a slight headache.
Spanish: Tengo la nariz tapada.
English: I have a stuffed-up nose.
Spanish: Yo también tengo prueba hoy.
English: I have a test today, too.
Spanish: Tengo un trabajo muy aburrido.
English: I have a very boring job.
Spanish: Tengo un examen el lunes.
English: I have an exam on Monday.
Spanish: Tengo un gemelo idéntico.
English: I have an identical twin.
Spanish: Cogí un resfriado terrible.
English: I have caught a bad cold.
Spanish: Tengo buenas noticias para usted.
English: I have good news for you.
Spanish: Tengo buenas noticias para ustedes.
English: I have good news for you.
Spanish: Lo tengo aquí por algún lado.
English: I have it here somewhere.
Spanish: Tengo muchas cosas que hacer.
English: I have many things to do.
Spanish: Nunca he estado en el extranjero.
English: I have never been abroad.
Spanish: No tengo a nadie que me ayude.
English: I have no one to help me.
Spanish: No tengo forma de saberlo.
English: I have no way of knowing.
Spanish: No tengo modo de saberlo.
English: I have no way of knowing.
Spanish: Yo también tengo uno de ésos.
English: I have one of those, too.
Spanish: Tengo un montón de amigos.
English: I have plenty of friends.
Spanish: He visto un ovni antes.
English: I have seen a UFO before.
Spanish: Solo he visto un panda una vez.
English: I have seen a panda once.
Spanish: Tengo algunos libros de francés.
English: I have some French books.
Spanish: Tengo el as de corazones.
English: I have the ace of hearts.
Spanish: Tengo el as de picas.
English: I have the ace of spades.
Spanish: Tengo que cepillarme los dientes.
English: I have to brush my teeth.
Spanish: Tengo que llamar a mi padre.
English: I have to call my father.
Spanish: Tengo que cambiar de escuela.
English: I have to change schools.
Spanish: Tengo que venir el lunes.
English: I have to come on Monday.
Spanish: Tengo que conducir este auto.
English: I have to drive this car.
Spanish: Debo acostumbrarme a ello.
English: I have to get used to it.
Spanish: Tengo que ir a hablar con Tom.
English: I have to go talk to Tom.
Spanish: Tengo que ir al banco.
English: I have to go to the bank.
Spanish: Ahora me tengo que ir a trabajar.
English: I have to go to work now.
Spanish: Debo ayudar a mi madre.
English: I have to help my mother.
Spanish: Tengo que ayudar a mamá.
English: I have to help my mother.
Spanish: Tengo que saber la verdad.
English: I have to know the truth.
Spanish: Tengo que fregar los suelos.
English: I have to mop the floors.
Spanish: Tengo que pasar este examen.
English: I have to pass this exam.
Spanish: Tengo que poner un ejemplo.
English: I have to set an example.
Spanish: Tengo que lustrarme los zapatos.
English: I have to shine my shoes.
Spanish: Tengo que sacarle brillo a mis zapatos.
English: I have to shine my shoes.
Spanish: Tengo que bolear mis zapatos.
English: I have to shine my shoes.
Spanish: Tengo que estudiar mañana.
English: I have to study tomorrow.
Spanish: Tengo que escribir una carta.
English: I have to write a letter.
Spanish: No he tenido noticias de Tom.
English: I haven't heard from Tom.
Spanish: No me he lavado el pelo.
English: I haven't washed my hair.
Spanish: Oí a los niños cantar.
English: I heard the boys singing.
Spanish: Le ayudé a lavar la vajilla.
English: I helped her wash dishes.
Spanish: Espero no haberte despertado.
English: I hope I didn't wake you.
Spanish: Espero no haberla despertado.
English: I hope I didn't wake you.
Spanish: Ojalá que él me espere.
English: I hope he'll wait for me.
Spanish: Espero que gane nuestro equipo.
English: I hope our team will win.
Spanish: Espero que ella se mejore.
English: I hope she will get well.
Spanish: Espero que lo que hice ayudara.
English: I hope what I did helped.
Spanish: Espero que te guste el vino.
English: I hope you like the wine.
Spanish: Espero que tú recuerdes eso.
English: I hope you remember that.
Spanish: Espero que te vaya bien.
English: I hope you're doing well.
Spanish: Espero que te esté yendo bien.
English: I hope you're doing well.
Spanish: Espero que te estés divirtiendo.
English: I hope you're having fun.
Spanish: He invitado a todos mis amigos.
English: I invited all my friends.
Spanish: He sido muy rápida en juzgarte.
English: I judged you too quickly.
Spanish: Te he juzgado demasiado rápido.
English: I judged you too quickly.
Spanish: Sencillamente no puedo evitarlo.
English: I just can't help myself.
Spanish: Sólo me apetece descansar.
English: I just feel like resting.
Spanish: Acabo de organizar mi escritorio.
English: I just organized my desk.
Spanish: Acabo de solucionar el rompecabezas.
English: I just solved the puzzle.
Spanish: Sólo intenté divertirme.
English: I just tried to have fun.
Spanish: Sólo quiero irme a la cama.
English: I just want to go to bed.
Spanish: Tan sólo quiero irme a la cama.
English: I just want to go to bed.
Spanish: Sólo quiero acostarme.
English: I just want to go to bed.
Spanish: Llevo mi diario en francés.
English: I keep a diary in French.
Spanish: Tengo un conejo como mascota.
English: I keep a rabbit as a pet.
Spanish: Estoy en contacto con Tomás.
English: I keep in touch with Tom.
Spanish: Lo veo a Tomás de vez en cuando.
English: I keep in touch with Tom.
Spanish: Sabía que Tom volvería.
English: I knew Tom would be back.
Spanish: Sabía que Tom estaría aquí.
English: I knew Tom would be here.
Spanish: Lo sabía desde el comienzo.
English: I knew it from the start.
Spanish: Sabía que Tom estaba aquí.
English: I knew that Tom was here.
Spanish: Sabía lo que estaba en juego.
English: I knew what was at stake.
Spanish: Sabía que no podías esperar.
English: I knew you couldn't wait.
Spanish: Sabía que te ilusionaría.
English: I knew you'd be thrilled.
Spanish: Sé que necesito hacer eso.
English: I know I need to do that.
Spanish: Sé que te he defraudado.
English: I know I've let you down.
Spanish: Sé mucho de barcos.
English: I know a lot about ships.
Spanish: Conozco a muchos pintores.
English: I know a lot of painters.
Spanish: Conozco a las dos niñas.
English: I know both of the girls.
Spanish: Sé exactamente quién es.
English: I know exactly who it is.
Spanish: Yo sé que él me está vigilando.
English: I know he is watching me.
Spanish: Yo sé que él me está observando.
English: I know he is watching me.
Spanish: Sé lo raro que es esto.
English: I know how weird this is.
Spanish: Sé que no es posible.
English: I know it's not possible.
Spanish: Sé que solo es un sueño.
English: I know it's only a dream.
Spanish: Conozco a un montón de canadienses.
English: I know lots of Canadians.
Spanish: Conozco a varios canadienses.
English: I know several Canadians.
Spanish: Sé que resulto molesto.
English: I know that I'm annoying.
Spanish: Sé que resulto molesta.
English: I know that I'm annoying.
Spanish: Sé que Tom está loco.
English: I know that Tom is crazy.
Spanish: Sé que estás ocupado.
English: I know that you are busy.
Spanish: Sé que estáis ocupados.
English: I know that you are busy.
Spanish: Sé que estáis ocupadas.
English: I know that you are busy.
Spanish: Sé que amas a Tom.
English: I know that you love Tom.
Spanish: Sé que esto es difícil.
English: I know this is difficult.
Spanish: Sé lo que quiero hacer.
English: I know what I want to do.
Spanish: Sé lo que está haciendo Tomás.
English: I know what Tom is doing.
Spanish: Sé lo que está haciendo Tom.
English: I know what Tom is doing.
Spanish: Yo sé lo que ha pasado.
English: I know what has happened.
Spanish: Sé qué hay en la caja.
English: I know what's in the box.
Spanish: Sé lo que hay en la caja.
English: I know what's in the box.
Spanish: Sé de quién es este coche.
English: I know whose car this is.
Spanish: Sé que no puedes ver a Tom.
English: I know you can't see Tom.
Spanish: Sé que no podéis ver a Tom.
English: I know you can't see Tom.
Spanish: Sé que no me quieres.
English: I know you don't love me.
Spanish: Sé que todavía me quieres.
English: I know you still love me.
Spanish: Yo sé que tú no tienes miedo.
English: I know you're not scared.
Spanish: Aprendo francés en la escuela.
English: I learn French at school.
Spanish: Aprendí mucho de Tom.
English: I learned a lot from Tom.
Spanish: Aprendí mucho de él.
English: I learned a lot from him.
Spanish: Aprendí mucho de ti.
English: I learned a lot from you.
Spanish: Olvidé la llave en la habitación.
English: I left my key in my room.
Spanish: Le presté mi diccionario a Tom.
English: I lent Tom my dictionary.
Spanish: Me gusta el inglés y la música.
English: I like English and music.
Spanish: Me gustan los crucigramas.
English: I like crossword puzzles.
Spanish: ¡Me gustan las lenguas extranjeras!
English: I like foreign languages.
Spanish: Me gusta cuando hace frío.
English: I like it when it's cold.
Spanish: Me gusta leer novelas policíacas.
English: I like reading mysteries.
Spanish: Me agrada la forma en que canta Tom.
English: I like the way Tom sings.
Spanish: Me gusta la forma en la que suena.
English: I like the way it sounds.
Spanish: Me gusta cómo sonríes.
English: I like the way you smile.
Spanish: Me gusta la manera en que sonríes.
English: I like the way you smile.
Spanish: Me gusta ser espontáneo.
English: I like to be spontaneous.
Spanish: Me gusta comer sandía.
English: I like to eat watermelon.
Spanish: Me gusta andar en trenes.
English: I like to ride on trains.
Spanish: Me gusta andar en tren.
English: I like to ride on trains.
Spanish: Me gusta viajar en barco.
English: I like to travel by ship.
Spanish: Me gusta probar cosas nuevas.
English: I like to try new things.
Spanish: Vivo cruzando la calle.
English: I live across the street.
Spanish: Vivo al otro lado de la calle.
English: I live across the street.
Spanish: Ahora vivo con mi tío.
English: I live with my uncle now.
Spanish: Miré abajo hacia el mar.
English: I looked down at the sea.
Spanish: Perdí mi cuaderno hoy.
English: I lost my notebook today.