arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Puedes tomar lo que sea que te guste.
English: You may take anything you like.
Spanish: Puedes usar mi bolígrafo cuando quieras.
English: You may use my pen at any time.
Spanish: Siempre debes decir la verdad.
English: You must always tell the truth.
Spanish: Debes volver antes de las diez.
English: You must be back by 10 o'clock.
Spanish: Tienes que mantener tus manos limpias.
English: You must keep your hands clean.
Spanish: Nunca debes recurrir a la fuerza.
English: You must never resort to force.
Spanish: No debes volver a venir por acá.
English: You must not come here anymore.
Spanish: Debes prepararte para lo peor.
English: You must prepare for the worst.
Spanish: Debes estar preparado para lo peor.
English: You must prepare for the worst.
Spanish: Debes estudiar toda tu vida.
English: You must study your whole life.
Spanish: Usted debe ocuparse de su perro.
English: You must take care of your dog.
Spanish: Tienes que cuidar de tu perro.
English: You must take care of your dog.
Spanish: No debes quedarte fuera tan tarde.
English: You mustn't stay out that late.
Spanish: No debe quedarse fuera tan tarde.
English: You mustn't stay out that late.
Spanish: No deben quedarse fuera tan tarde.
English: You mustn't stay out that late.
Spanish: No debéis quedaros fuera tan tarde.
English: You mustn't stay out that late.
Spanish: Se necesita una llave para abrir la caja.
English: You need a key to open the box.
Spanish: Necesitas una llave para abrir la caja.
English: You need a key to open the box.
Spanish: Debes ser más enérgico.
English: You need to be more aggressive.
Spanish: Tienes que ser más atrevido.
English: You need to be more aggressive.
Spanish: Necesitas inscribirte antes del lunes.
English: You need to register by Monday.
Spanish: Tenés que tragarte tu orgullo.
English: You need to swallow your pride.
Spanish: Nunca cesas de sorprenderme.
English: You never cease to surprise me.
Spanish: Nunca escuchas nuestros consejos.
English: You never listen to our advice.
Spanish: Tú nunca dices que me amas.
English: You never say that you love me.
Spanish: Me debes una disculpa por eso.
English: You owe me an apology for that.
Spanish: Verdaderamente necesitas a un psiquiatra.
English: You really need a psychiatrist.
Spanish: Dijiste que eso nunca sucedería.
English: You said it would never happen.
Spanish: Dijiste que no entendías.
English: You said you didn't understand.
Spanish: Dijiste que estarías aquí para las 2:30.
English: You said you'd be here by 2:30.
Spanish: Deberías comprarlo para ti mismo.
English: You should buy it for yourself.
Spanish: Deberías cumplir con tu deber.
English: You should carry out your duty.
Spanish: Debería cumplir con su deber.
English: You should carry out your duty.
Spanish: Deberían cumplir con su deber.
English: You should carry out your duty.
Spanish: Debes masticar bien tu comida.
English: You should chew your food well.
Spanish: Deberías consultar con tu médico.
English: You should consult your doctor.
Spanish: Tendrías que comer más verduras.
English: You should eat more vegetables.
Spanish: Deberías comer más vegetales.
English: You should eat more vegetables.
Spanish: Debes comer alimentos nutritivos.
English: You should eat nutritious food.
Spanish: Deberías hacer hincapié en ese hecho.
English: You should emphasize that fact.
Spanish: Deberías haberlo mantenido en secreto.
English: You should have kept it secret.
Spanish: Deberías haberme escuchado.
English: You should have listened to me.
Spanish: Debiste haberme escuchado.
English: You should have listened to me.
Spanish: Tú debes deshacerte de ese mal hábito.
English: You should kick that bad habit.
Spanish: Deberías aprender a ser paciente.
English: You should learn to be patient.
Spanish: Debes descansar después de hacer ejercicio.
English: You should rest after exercise.
Spanish: Deberían haber visto la foto.
English: You should've seen the picture.
Spanish: No deberías menospreciarlo.
English: You shouldn't look down on him.
Spanish: Ustedes dos son ridículamente tontos.
English: You two are ridiculously silly.
Spanish: Ustedes dos son muy lindos juntos.
English: You two are very cute together.
Spanish: Quieres estas cosas, ¿verdad?
English: You want this stuff, don't you?
Spanish: Estabas mirando, ¿no?
English: You were watching, weren't you?
Spanish: Estarías mejor sin mí.
English: You'd be better off without me.
Spanish: Deberías hacer lo que sugiero.
English: You'd better do what I suggest.
Spanish: Más te vale no volver a hacerlo.
English: You'd better not do that again.
Spanish: Sería mejor que te pusieras un impermeable.
English: You'd better put on a raincoat.
Spanish: Siempre serás especial para mí.
English: You'll always be special to me.
Spanish: Tú encontrarás un rastrillo en el cobertizo.
English: You'll find a rake in the shed.
Spanish: Me olvidarás algún día.
English: You'll forget about me someday.
Spanish: Un día me olvidarás.
English: You'll forget about me someday.
Spanish: Te olvidarás de mí algún día.
English: You'll forget about me someday.
Spanish: Vas a necesitar un puente temporal.
English: You'll need a temporary bridge.
Spanish: Eres una hermosa joven.
English: You're a beautiful young woman.
Spanish: Eres un poco demasiado viejo para mí.
English: You're a little too old for me.
Spanish: Realmente eres un buen guitarrista.
English: You're a really good guitarist.
Spanish: Le estás preguntando a la persona equivocada.
English: You're asking the wrong person.
Spanish: Estás siendo muy injusto conmigo.
English: You're being very unfair to me.
Spanish: Vas a volver, ¿verdad?
English: You're coming back, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres de Boston, ¿verdad?
English: You're from Boston, aren't you?
Spanish: Te estás metiendo en aguas profundas.
English: You're getting into deep water.
Spanish: Te va a encantar este libro.
English: You're going to love this book.
Spanish: Vas a perder el tren.
English: You're going to miss the train.
Spanish: Perderás el tren.
English: You're going to miss the train.
Spanish: Ni siquiera eres estudiante aquí.
English: You're not even a student here.
Spanish: No eres lo suficientemente mayor para beber.
English: You're not old enough to drink.
Spanish: No tienes edad para tomar.
English: You're not old enough to drink.
Spanish: No eres el que buscamos.
English: You're not the one we're after.
Spanish: No eres la que buscamos.
English: You're not the one we're after.
Spanish: No eres la única mujer aquí.
English: You're not the only woman here.
Spanish: No sos muy feliz, ¿no?
English: You're not very happy, are you?
Spanish: Eres lo suficientemente mayor para saberlo.
English: You're old enough to know this.
Spanish: Eres bastante rico, ¿verdad?
English: You're pretty rich, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres bastante rica, ¿verdad?
English: You're pretty rich, aren't you?
Spanish: Sois bastante ricas, ¿verdad?
English: You're pretty rich, aren't you?
Spanish: Sois bastante ricos, ¿verdad?
English: You're pretty rich, aren't you?
Spanish: Ustedes son bastante ricas, ¿verdad?
English: You're pretty rich, aren't you?
Spanish: Ustedes son bastante ricos, ¿verdad?
English: You're pretty rich, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es bastante rica, ¿verdad?
English: You're pretty rich, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es bastante rico, ¿verdad?
English: You're pretty rich, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres realmente alto, ¿no?
English: You're really tall, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres realmente alta, ¿no?
English: You're really tall, aren't you?
Spanish: Estás gastando demasiado dinero.
English: You're spending too much money.
Spanish: Tú eres el nuevo chico, ¿verdad?
English: You're the new guy, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres el hombre más listo que conozco.
English: You're the smartest guy I know.
Spanish: Sos muy joven para enamorarte.
English: You're too young to be in love.
Spanish: Eres demasiado joven para enamorarte.
English: You're too young to be in love.
Spanish: Eres demasiado joven para estar enamorado.
English: You're too young to be in love.
Spanish: Eres demasiado joven para entender.
English: You're too young to understand.
Spanish: Puede acompañarnos.
English: You're welcome to accompany us.
Spanish: Estás viejo y terco.
English: You've become old and stubborn.
Spanish: Te has vuelto viejo y terco.
English: You've become old and stubborn.
Spanish: Tienes que llevarme contigo.
English: You've got to take me with you.
Spanish: Tu respuesta aún es incorrecta.
English: Your answer is still incorrect.
Spanish: Tus brazos son más largos que los míos.
English: Your arms are longer than mine.
Spanish: Tus esfuerzos se verán pronto recompensados.
English: Your efforts will soon pay off.
Spanish: Tus esfuerzos pronto darán frutos.
English: Your efforts will soon pay off.
Spanish: Tus amigos te han abandonado.
English: Your friends have deserted you.
Spanish: Tus lentes se cayeron al suelo.
English: Your glasses fell on the floor.
Spanish: Su desvergüenza es infinita.
English: Your impudence knows no bounds.
Spanish: Tu nombre es el primero en la lista.
English: Your name is first on the list.
Spanish: Tu oficina es más bonita que la mía.
English: Your office is nicer than mine.
Spanish: Tu despacho es más bonito que el mío.
English: Your office is nicer than mine.
Spanish: Su oficina es más bonita que la mía.
English: Your office is nicer than mine.
Spanish: Tus preguntas fueron muy directas.
English: Your questions were too direct.
Spanish: Tus preguntas eran demasiado directas.
English: Your questions were too direct.
Spanish: Sus comentarios estuvieron fuera de lugar.
English: Your remarks were out of place.
Spanish: Tu sacrificio no fue en vano.
English: Your sacrifice was not in vain.
Spanish: Tu camisa ha perdido un botón.
English: Your shirt is missing a button.
Spanish: No me asustan tus amenazas.
English: Your threats don't frighten me.
Spanish: Tu trabajo ha mejorado notablemente.
English: Your work has greatly improved.
Spanish: ¿Le gusta el pastel? "Sí, me gusta."
English: Do you like cake? "Yes, I do."
Spanish: «¿Te gusta la tarta?» «Sí.»
English: Do you like cake? "Yes, I do."
Spanish: ¿Has comido? "Sí."
English: Have you eaten? "Yes, I have."
Spanish: Tengo que ver a Tom. "¿Para qué?"
English: I have to see Tom. "What for?"
Spanish: Me gustas. "También tú me gustas".
English: I like you. "I like you, too."
Spanish: ¿Quién es? "Es tu madre."
English: Who is it? "It's your mother."
Spanish: Una gran araña estaba tejiendo una tela.
English: A big spider was spinning a web.
Spanish: Un espejo roto trae mala suerte.
English: A broken mirror brings bad luck.
Spanish: Un espejo roto da mala suerte.
English: A broken mirror brings bad luck.
Spanish: Un niño de ahora no haría eso.
English: A child today would not do that.
Spanish: Algunos estudiantes se quedaron atrás.
English: A few students were left behind.
Spanish: Este libro me lo prestó un amigo.
English: A friend loaned this book to me.
Spanish: Mañana vendrá un amigo a visitarme.
English: A friend's coming over tomorrow.
Spanish: Entonces se me ocurrió una buena idea.
English: A good idea occurred to me then.
Spanish: Muchos camioneros comen acá.
English: A lot of truck drivers eat here.
Spanish: Un par de guantes es un buen regalo.
English: A pair of gloves is a nice gift.
Spanish: Un centavo ahorrado es un centavo ganado.
English: A penny saved is a penny earned.
Spanish: Un peso ahorrado es un peso ganado.
English: A penny saved is a penny earned.
Spanish: Un barco se hundió cerca de aquí ayer.
English: A ship sank near here yesterday.
Spanish: La duración de un partido de fútbol es de 90 minutos.
English: A soccer match lasts 90 minutes.
Spanish: Un partido de fútbol dura 90 minutos.
English: A soccer match lasts 90 minutes.
Spanish: Un extraño me agarró por el brazo.
English: A stranger seized me by the arm.
Spanish: Cree el ladrón que todos son de su condición.
English: A thief thinks everybody steals.
Spanish: Un virus infectó el computador de Tom.
English: A virus infected Tom's computer.
Spanish: Un virus infectó la computadora de Tomás.
English: A virus infected Tom's computer.
Spanish: Una mujer me preguntó por una calle.
English: A woman asked me for directions.
Spanish: Se me ocurrió una maravillosa idea.
English: A wonderful idea occurred to me.
Spanish: A un perro joven se lo llama "cachorro".
English: A young dog is called a "puppy."
Spanish: Los cerdos hormigueros son excelentes excavadores.
English: Aardvarks are excellent diggers.
Spanish: Según ella, él no vendrá.
English: According to her, he won't come.
Spanish: Según él, ella es honesta.
English: According to him, she is honest.
Spanish: Las acciones dicen más que las palabras.
English: Actions speak louder than words.
Spanish: Decir es más fácil que hacer.
English: Actions speak louder than words.
Spanish: No basta con decirlo: hay que demostrarlo.
English: Actions speak louder than words.
Spanish: África es el continente más pobre.
English: Africa is the poorest continent.
Spanish: Hice los deberes después de cenar.
English: After dinner, I did my homework.
Spanish: Después del trabajo, Tom está siempre cansado.
English: After work, Tom is always tired.
Spanish: Apunta al objetivo con esta pistola.
English: Aim at the target with this gun.
Spanish: Alejandro fue un gran conquistador.
English: Alexander was a great conqueror.
Spanish: Todo lo que quiero es una lavadora.
English: All I want is a washing machine.
Spanish: Lo único que quiero es hacerte feliz.
English: All I want is to make you happy.
Spanish: Todos mis amigos tienen novias.
English: All my friends have girlfriends.
Spanish: Todas mis amigas tienen novias.
English: All my friends have girlfriends.
Spanish: Todos nuestros esfuerzos terminaron en fracaso.
English: All our effort ended in failure.
Spanish: Todos nuestros esfuerzos culminaron en fracaso.
English: All our effort ended in failure.
Spanish: Todas las plantas necesitan luz y agua.
English: All plants need water and light.
Spanish: Todos los cajones del escritorio estaban vacíos.
English: All the desk drawers were empty.
Spanish: Todas las chicas se ayudaron unas a otras.
English: All the girls helped each other.
Spanish: Todas las historias son interesantes.
English: All the stories are interesting.
Spanish: Todos los estudiantes se han ido a casa.
English: All the students have gone home.
Spanish: Todas estas manzanas están muy dulces.
English: All these apples are very sweet.
Spanish: Ahora está casi todo el trabajo hecho.
English: Almost all the work is done now.
Spanish: Casi nadie llegó a tiempo.
English: Almost no one got there on time.
Spanish: Casi nadie llegó a tiempo.
English: Almost nobody got there on time.
Spanish: América se compone de 50 estados.
English: America is made up of 50 states.
Spanish: Estados Unidos se compone de 50 estados.
English: America is made up of 50 states.
Spanish: Un astronauta puede flotar en el espacio.
English: An astronaut can float in space.
Spanish: Se le pidió consejo a un experto.
English: An expert was called for advice.
Spanish: Un anciano yacía muerto en el camino.
English: An old man lay dead on the road.
Spanish: De repente, un anciano me habló.
English: An old man spoke to me suddenly.
Spanish: Una anciana murió quemada.
English: An old woman was burnt to death.
Spanish: Un suceso inolvidable ocurrió.
English: An unforgettable event occurred.
Spanish: Por favor, otro sobre de azúcar.
English: Another packet of sugar, please.
Spanish: Cualquiera podría cometer un desliz como ese.
English: Anybody could slip up like that.
Spanish: Quienquiera puede apuntarse.
English: Anyone who wants to can sign up.
Spanish: Aparentemente no le agrado a Tom.
English: Apparently, Tom doesn't like me.
Spanish: ¿Realmente serán amigos Tom y Mary?
English: Are Tom and Mary really friends?
Spanish: ¿Tom y Mary son realmente amigos?
English: Are Tom and Mary really friends?
Spanish: ¿Hay manzanas en la caja?
English: Are there any apples in the box?
Spanish: ¿Hay osos por aquí cerca?
English: Are there any bears around here?
Spanish: ¿Eres un hablante nativo de francés?
English: Are you a native French speaker?
Spanish: ¿Le tienes miedo a una niñita?
English: Are you afraid of a little girl?
Spanish: ¿Estás siendo serio en este momento?
English: Are you being serious right now?
Spanish: ¿Estás liado este próximo lunes?
English: Are you busy this coming Monday?
Spanish: ¿Estáis ocupados mañana por la tarde?
English: Are you busy tomorrow afternoon?
Spanish: ¿Vas a estar ocupado mañana a la tarde?
English: Are you busy tomorrow afternoon?
Spanish: ¿Estás ocupado mañana por la tarde?
English: Are you busy tomorrow afternoon?
Spanish: ¿Me estás llamando extremista?
English: Are you calling me an extremist?
Spanish: ¿Llevas mucho dinero?
English: Are you carrying a lot of money?
Spanish: ¿Terminaste con esa revista?
English: Are you done with that magazine?
Spanish: ¿Te estás enamorando de mí?
English: Are you falling in love with me?
Spanish: ¿Se siente usted bien hoy?
English: Are you feeling all right today?
Spanish: ¿Ustedes están a favor o en contra de su idea?
English: Are you for or against his idea?
Spanish: ¿Estás a favor o en contra del proyecto de ley?
English: Are you for or against the bill?
Spanish: ¿Estás disponible para la cena esta noche?
English: Are you free for dinner tonight?
Spanish: ¿Estás libre mañana por la tarde?
English: Are you free tomorrow afternoon?
Spanish: ¿Me vas a besar o no?
English: Are you going to kiss me or not?
Spanish: ¿Habláis del trabajo?
English: Are you guys talking about work?
Spanish: ¿Estás feliz con tu apariencia?
English: Are you happy with how you look?
Spanish: ¿Estás contenta con tu trabajo nuevo?
English: Are you happy with your new job?
Spanish: ¿Estás teniendo pesadillas otra vez?
English: Are you having nightmares again?
Spanish: ¿Tienes prisa en llegar?
English: Are you in a hurry to get there?
Spanish: ¿Estás de acuerdo con la nueva ley?
English: Are you in favor of the new law?
Spanish: ¿Te interesan las lenguas?
English: Are you interested in languages?
Spanish: ¿Estás haciendo algo para comer?
English: Are you making something to eat?
Spanish: ¿Tienes más de 18 años?
English: Are you over eighteen years old?
Spanish: ¿Quieres decir que yo tenía razón?
English: Are you saying that I was right?
Spanish: ¿Sois estudiantes de esta escuela?
English: Are you students at this school?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de que Tom no se va a enfadar?
English: Are you sure Tom won't be angry?
Spanish: ¿Habla usted de mi amiga?
English: Are you talking about my friend?
Spanish: ¿Eres el autor de este libro?
English: Are you the author of this book?
Spanish: ¿Es usted el autor de este libro?
English: Are you the author of this book?
Spanish: ¿Eres el dueño de esta casa?
English: Are you the owner of this house?
Spanish: ¿Es usted el propietario de esta casa?
English: Are you the owner of this house?
Spanish: ¿Es usted el dueño de esta casa?
English: Are you the owner of this house?
Spanish: ¿No te estás olvidando algo?
English: Aren't you forgetting something?
Spanish: ¿No vas a comer con nosotros?
English: Aren't you going to eat with us?
Spanish: ¿Acaso no eres uno de los amigos de Tom?
English: Aren't you one of Tom's friends?
Spanish: En el parque había soldados armados.
English: Armed soldiers were in the park.
Spanish: De hecho, es cierto.
English: As a matter of fact, it is true.
Spanish: Hasta donde yo sé, él no vendrá.
English: As far as I know, he won't come.
Spanish: Pregúntale cuánta sopa quiere.
English: Ask her how much soup she wants.
Spanish: Pregúntale cuándo volverá.
English: Ask her when she will come back.
Spanish: Pregúntale cuándo va a volver.
English: Ask her when she will come back.
Spanish: Pregúntale dónde aparcó su coche.
English: Ask him where he parked his car.
Spanish: Pídele permiso a tus padres.
English: Ask your parents for permission.
Spanish: Pídanle permiso a sus padres.
English: Ask your parents for permission.
Spanish: Al final, ella resolvió el problema.
English: At last, she solved the problem.
Spanish: Finalmente, ella resolvió el problema.
English: At last, she solved the problem.
Spanish: En aquel momento yo aún estaba despierto.
English: At that time, I was still awake.
Spanish: En aquel momento, yo seguía despierto.
English: At that time, I was still awake.
Spanish: ¿A qué temperatura debo cocinar esto?
English: At what heat should I cook this?
Spanish: ¿A qué temperatura hay que cocinar esto?
English: At what heat should I cook this?
Spanish: El baloncesto es mi deporte favorito.
English: Basketball is my favorite sport.
Spanish: Ten cuidado no te quemes.
English: Be careful not to burn yourself.
Spanish: Tenga cuidado, no deje caer la bandeja.
English: Be careful. Don't drop the tray.
Spanish: Cuidado, la sopa está muy caliente.
English: Be careful. The soup's very hot.
Spanish: Bate las claras del huevo hasta que estén duras.
English: Beat the egg whites until stiff.
Spanish: Beethoven escribió nueve sinfonías.
English: Beethoven wrote nine symphonies.
Spanish: Pekín es la capital de China.
English: Beijing is the capital of China.
Spanish: Bélgica no es tan grande como Francia.
English: Belgium is not as big as France.
Spanish: Las personas grandes no siempre son fuertes.
English: Big people aren't always strong.
Spanish: Tanto Tom como Mary están agotados.
English: Both Tom and Mary are exhausted.
Spanish: Tanto Tom como Mary están exhaustos.
English: Both Tom and Mary are exhausted.
Spanish: Ambos países están en paz ahora.
English: Both countries are now at peace.
Spanish: Ahora mis padres están en casa.
English: Both my parents are at home now.
Spanish: Mis dos únicos hermanos están casados.
English: Both of my brothers are married.
Spanish: Ambas ventanas estaban quebradas.
English: Both of the windows were broken.
Spanish: Las dos hermanas son muy guapas.
English: Both sisters are very beautiful.
Spanish: Trae almuerzo para los niños.
English: Bring in lunch for the children.
Spanish: Lleva la mesa para afuera, por favor.
English: Bring the table outside, please.
Spanish: Por cierto, lo vi a él ayer.
English: By the way, I saw him yesterday.
Spanish: Por cierto, ayer le vi.
English: By the way, I saw him yesterday.
Spanish: Por cierto, ¿cuál es tu dirección?
English: By the way, what's your address?
Spanish: Llámame mañana a las seis de la mañana.
English: Call me at six tomorrow morning.
Spanish: ¿Me prestas tus notas de historia?
English: Can I borrow your history notes?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hacer compras libres de impuestos acá?
English: Can I buy things here duty-free?
Spanish: ¿Puedo medirle la tensión?
English: Can I check your blood pressure?
Spanish: ¿Puedo ir al cine contigo?
English: Can I go to the movies with you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo tener unas palabras contigo?
English: Can I have a few words with you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo quedarme con una de sus fotos?
English: Can I keep one of your pictures?
Spanish: ¿Puedo quedarme con una de tus fotos?
English: Can I keep one of your pictures?
Spanish: ¿Puedo pagar el libro con un cheque?
English: Can I pay for the book by check?
Spanish: ¿Puedo compartir esta mesa contigo?
English: Can I share this table with you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo usar mi laptop en el baño?
English: Can I use my laptop in the bath?
Spanish: ¿Puedo usar mi portátil en la bañera?
English: Can I use my laptop in the bath?
Spanish: ¿Pueden ambos comprender francés?
English: Can they both understand French?
Spanish: ¿Podemos pasar al siguiente asunto?
English: Can we move on to the next item?
Spanish: ¿Tiene cambio para un billete de 10000 yenes?
English: Can you break a 10,000 yen bill?
Spanish: ¿Puedes venir a cenar esta noche?
English: Can you come for dinner tonight?
Spanish: ¿Puedes hacerlo en treinta minutos?
English: Can you do it in thirty minutes?
Spanish: ¿Puedes explicarlo mejor?
English: Can you explain it more clearly?
Spanish: ¿Puedes resolver este problema?
English: Can you figure out this problem?
Spanish: ¿Podrá usted encontrar el camino sin dificultad?
English: Can you find your way all right?
Spanish: ¿Podrás encontrar el camino sin dificultad?
English: Can you find your way all right?
Spanish: ¿Me puedes ayudar a salir de aquí?
English: Can you help me get out of here?
Spanish: ¿Me podéis ayudar a salir de aquí?
English: Can you help me get out of here?
Spanish: ¿Me puede ayudar a salir de aquí?
English: Can you help me get out of here?