arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: ¿Por qué permitiste que esto pasara?
English: Why did you let this happen?
Spanish: ¿Por qué intentaste escapar?
English: Why did you try to run away?
Spanish: ¿Por qué trataste de escapar?
English: Why did you try to run away?
Spanish: ¿Por qué trataste de arrancarte?
English: Why did you try to run away?
Spanish: ¿Por qué intentó usted huir?
English: Why did you try to run away?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no dijo nada Tom?
English: Why didn't Tom say anything?
Spanish: ¿Por qué Tom no visita Boston?
English: Why didn't Tom visit Boston?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no quiso venir Tom?
English: Why didn't Tom want to come?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no me llamaste de vuelta?
English: Why didn't you call me back?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no viniste más temprano?
English: Why didn't you come earlier?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no lo has vendido y ya?
English: Why didn't you just sell it?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no me escuchaste?
English: Why didn't you listen to me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no dijiste nada?
English: Why didn't you say anything?
Spanish: ¿Por qué persiguen los perros a las ardillas?
English: Why do dogs chase squirrels?
Spanish: ¿Por qué la gente tiene hijos?
English: Why do people have children?
Spanish: ¿Por qué odias tanto a Tom?
English: Why do you hate Tom so much?
Spanish: ¿Por qué lo odiás tanto?
English: Why do you hate him so much?
Spanish: ¿Por qué me sigues esquivando?
English: Why do you keep avoiding me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué aguantas eso?
English: Why do you put up with that?
Spanish: ¿Por qué piensas que dijo eso?
English: Why do you think he said so?
Spanish: ¿Por qué quieres que me vaya?
English: Why do you want me to leave?
Spanish: ¿Por qué quieres eso de todas formas?
English: Why do you want that anyway?
Spanish: Y bien, ¿por qué quieres eso?
English: Why do you want that anyway?
Spanish: ¿Por qué quieres comprar eso?
English: Why do you want to buy that?
Spanish: ¿Por qué quieres hacer daño a Tom?
English: Why do you want to hurt Tom?
Spanish: ¿Por qué queréis hacer daño a Tom?
English: Why do you want to hurt Tom?
Spanish: ¿Por qué quieren ustedes hacer daño a Tom?
English: Why do you want to hurt Tom?
Spanish: ¿Por qué quiere usted hacer daño a Tom?
English: Why do you want to hurt Tom?
Spanish: ¿Por qué a Tom no le gusta Boston?
English: Why doesn't Tom like Boston?
Spanish: ¿Por qué nadie me ayuda?
English: Why doesn't anybody help me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué ellos no hacen algo?
English: Why don't they do something?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no le pedimos consejo a él?
English: Why don't we ask his advice?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no le pedimos su consejo?
English: Why don't we ask his advice?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no le pedimos consejo?
English: Why don't we ask his advice?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no vamos en coche hasta allí?
English: Why don't we drive up there?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no partimos mañana?
English: Why don't we leave tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no jugamos al bádminton?
English: Why don't we play badminton?
Spanish: ¿Y si lo intentamos de nuevo?
English: Why don't we try that again?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no vienes a visitarnos?
English: Why don't you come visit us?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no venís a visitarnos?
English: Why don't you come visit us?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no viene a visitarnos?
English: Why don't you come visit us?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no vienen a visitarnos?
English: Why don't you come visit us?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no te cortas el pelo?
English: Why don't you get a haircut?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no lo intentas?
English: Why don't you give it a try?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no vas a la esquina a ver si está lloviendo?
English: Why don't you go fly a kite?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no dices algo?
English: Why don't you say something?
Spanish: ¿Por qué está Tom tan gruñón hoy?
English: Why is Tom so grouchy today?
Spanish: ¿Por qué me está pasando esto?
English: Why is this happening to me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué nos pasa esto a nosotros?
English: Why is this happening to us?
Spanish: ¿Por qué nos está pasando esto a nosotros?
English: Why is this happening to us?
Spanish: ¿Y por qué no cenar con nosotros?
English: Why not have dinner with us?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no estaba al tanto de esto?
English: Why was I not aware of this?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no me das dinero?
English: Why won't you give me money?
Spanish: ¿Por qué Tom te quiere muerto?
English: Why would Tom want you dead?
Spanish: ¿Por qué Tom te quiere muerta?
English: Why would Tom want you dead?
Spanish: ¿Por qué Tom os quiere muertos?
English: Why would Tom want you dead?
Spanish: ¿Por qué Tom os quiere muertas?
English: Why would Tom want you dead?
Spanish: ¿Será un examen difícil?
English: Will it be a difficult exam?
Spanish: ¿Lloverá esta tarde?
English: Will it rain this afternoon?
Spanish: ¿Va a llover esta tarde?
English: Will it rain this afternoon?
Spanish: ¿Estarás en casa esta noche?
English: Will you be at home tonight?
Spanish: ¿Te quedarás con nosotros?
English: Will you be staying with us?
Spanish: ¿Volverás mañana?
English: Will you come back tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Volverá usted mañana?
English: Will you come back tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Irás a Tokio en autobús?
English: Will you go to Tokyo by bus?
Spanish: ¿Te vas a servir un poco más de torta?
English: Will you have some more pie?
Spanish: ¿Quieres un poco más de tarta?
English: Will you have some more pie?
Spanish: ¿Me prestas algo de dinero?
English: Will you lend me some money?
Spanish: ¿Me vende su casa?
English: Will you sell me your house?
Spanish: ¿Vas a ver los Juegos Olímpicos?
English: Will you watch the Olympics?
Spanish: ¿Quieres almorzar conmigo?
English: Won't you eat lunch with me?
Spanish: ¿Quieres almorzar con nosotros?
English: Won't you eat lunch with us?
Spanish: ¿Quieres almorzar con nosotras?
English: Won't you eat lunch with us?
Spanish: ¿Quieren almorzar con nosotros?
English: Won't you eat lunch with us?
Spanish: ¿Quieren almorzar con nosotras?
English: Won't you eat lunch with us?
Spanish: La madera flota, pero el hierro se hunde.
English: Wood floats, but iron sinks.
Spanish: Las palabras no podrían describirlo.
English: Words could not describe it.
Spanish: La Segunda Guerra Mundial terminó en 1945.
English: World War Two ended in 1945.
Spanish: ¿Me acompañarías en el almuerzo?
English: Would you join me for lunch?
Spanish: ¿Desea carne o pescado?
English: Would you like meat or fish?
Spanish: ¿Querés pochoclo?
English: Would you like some popcorn?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría ser famoso?
English: Would you like to be famous?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría ser famosa?
English: Would you like to be famous?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría ir al extranjero?
English: Would you like to go abroad?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría oír más?
English: Would you like to hear more?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría que intercambiemos los trabajos?
English: Would you like to swap jobs?
Spanish: ¿Quiere usted hablar más despacio?
English: Would you speak more slowly?
Spanish: ¿Puedes parar eso, por favor?
English: Would you stop that, please?
Spanish: Ufff, hace mucho frío hoy.
English: Wow, it's pretty cold today.
Spanish: Escriba su nombre en mayúsculas.
English: Write your name in capitals.
Spanish: Tú abandonaste a tus hijos.
English: You abandoned your children.
Spanish: Siempre haces lo que te da la gana.
English: You always do what you want.
Spanish: Siempre haces lo que quieres.
English: You always do what you want.
Spanish: Siempre fuiste una buena cocinera.
English: You always were a good cook.
Spanish: Eres tan blanco como un papel.
English: You are as white as a sheet.
Spanish: Eres blanco como el papel.
English: You are as white as a sheet.
Spanish: Te estás quedando corto de combustible.
English: You are running low on fuel.
Spanish: Tú eres la razón por la que estoy aquí.
English: You are the reason I'm here.
Spanish: Hay teléfono para ti.
English: You are wanted on the phone.
Spanish: Te llaman por teléfono.
English: You are wanted on the phone.
Spanish: No eres tan bajo como yo.
English: You aren't as short as I am.
Spanish: Siempre puedes contar con Tom.
English: You can always count on Tom.
Spanish: Tú siempre puedes retirarte del puesto de trabajo.
English: You can always quit the job.
Spanish: Puedes llamarnos a cualquier hora.
English: You can call us at any time.
Spanish: Puedes venir si quieres.
English: You can come if you want to.
Spanish: Puede venir si quiere.
English: You can come if you want to.
Spanish: Puedes tenerlo gratis.
English: You can have it for nothing.
Spanish: Puedes quedártelo si quieres.
English: You can keep it if you want.
Spanish: Puedes quedarte si quieres.
English: You can stay if you want to.
Spanish: Como si quieres caminar, a mí me da igual.
English: You can walk for all I care.
Spanish: No me podés culpar por eso.
English: You can't blame me for that.
Spanish: No me puede culpar por eso.
English: You can't blame me for that.
Spanish: No puedes aferrarte al pasado.
English: You can't cling to the past.
Spanish: No puedes entrar con esto.
English: You can't come in with this.
Spanish: No puedes contar con su ayuda.
English: You can't count on his help.
Spanish: No puedes hacerlo solo.
English: You can't do it on your own.
Spanish: No puedes entrar ahí a solas.
English: You can't go in there alone.
Spanish: No puedes ocultarte por siempre, Tom.
English: You can't hide forever, Tom.
Spanish: No puedes mezclar agua y aceite.
English: You can't mix oil and water.
Spanish: No puedes huir del pasado.
English: You can't run from the past.
Spanish: No se puede confiar en los políticos.
English: You can't trust politicians.
Spanish: Podrías haber dicho la verdad.
English: You could've told the truth.
Spanish: Hiciste lo que se tenía que hacer.
English: You did what had to be done.
Spanish: Ni siquiera conoces mi nombre.
English: You don't even know my name.
Spanish: Ni siquiera sabes mi nombre.
English: You don't even know my name.
Spanish: Ni siquiera conocés mi nombre.
English: You don't even know my name.
Spanish: No sabes ni siquiera mi nombre.
English: You don't even know my name.
Spanish: No sabés ni siquiera mi nombre.
English: You don't even know my name.
Spanish: No me engañas. Lo sabes, ¿no?
English: You don't fool me, you know.
Spanish: Sabes que no me engañas.
English: You don't fool me, you know.
Spanish: Eres consciente de que no me engañas.
English: You don't fool me, you know.
Spanish: No hace falta que te disculpes.
English: You don't have to apologize.
Spanish: No hace falta que tengáis miedo.
English: You don't have to be scared.
Spanish: No tienes que venir aquí.
English: You don't have to come here.
Spanish: No tienes que hacerlo ahora.
English: You don't have to do it now.
Spanish: No hace falta que os disculpéis.
English: You don't need to apologize.
Spanish: No tienes que disculparte.
English: You don't need to apologize.
Spanish: No hace falta que tengáis miedo.
English: You don't need to be scared.
Spanish: No juegas al golf, ¿o sí?
English: You don't play golf, do you?
Spanish: No pareces cansado en absoluto.
English: You don't seem tired at all.
Spanish: Tú no hablas mucho, ¿verdad?
English: You don't talk much, do you?
Spanish: No quieres eso, ¿verdad?
English: You don't want that, do you?
Spanish: Tú comes más que yo.
English: You eat more food than I do.
Spanish: Vas a la escuela, ¿verdad?
English: You go to school, don't you?
Spanish: No tenéis por qué luchar.
English: You have no reason to fight.
Spanish: Tienes que ir a la fiesta.
English: You have to go to the party.
Spanish: Tú tienes que permanecer independiente.
English: You have to remain detached.
Spanish: Tienes que barrer el suelo.
English: You have to sweep the floor.
Spanish: Sabes que no bailo.
English: You know that I don't dance.
Spanish: Te has dejado encendidas las luces delanteras.
English: You left your headlights on.
Spanish: Te gusta el inglés, ¿no?
English: You like English, don't you?
Spanish: Te gusta el inglés, ¿verdad?
English: You like English, don't you?
Spanish: Te gusta el inglés, ¿no es cierto?
English: You like English, don't you?
Spanish: Te ves tan saludable como siempre.
English: You look as healthy as ever.
Spanish: Te ves tan pálido como un fantasma.
English: You look as pale as a ghost.
Spanish: Te ves más feliz de lo normal.
English: You look happier than usual.
Spanish: Tú te ves joven para tu edad.
English: You look young for your age.
Spanish: Puede que lleves razón en eso.
English: You may be right about that.
Spanish: Puede que en eso tengas razón.
English: You may be right about that.
Spanish: Puede que tengas un poco de fiebre.
English: You may have a slight fever.
Spanish: Debes de estar de vuelta antes de las diez.
English: You must be back before ten.
Spanish: Usted debe ser el nuevo profesor.
English: You must be the new teacher.
Spanish: Usted debe ser la nueva profesora.
English: You must be the new teacher.
Spanish: Usted debe ser el nuevo maestro.
English: You must be the new teacher.
Spanish: Usted debe ser la nueva maestra.
English: You must be the new teacher.
Spanish: Debes tener mucha hambre ahora.
English: You must be very hungry now.
Spanish: Debes juzgarlo por ti mismo.
English: You must judge for yourself.
Spanish: Tienes que aprender paso a paso.
English: You must learn step by step.
Spanish: Debe enseñar su pasaporte.
English: You must show your passport.
Spanish: Tienes que haberlos visto allí.
English: You must've seen them there.
Spanish: Debe ser más cuidadoso.
English: You need to be more careful.
Spanish: Necesitas beber más leche.
English: You need to drink more milk.
Spanish: Tienes que aprender a decir que no.
English: You need to learn to say no.
Spanish: Debes salir ahora mismo.
English: You need to leave right now.
Spanish: Tienes que dejar de hacer eso.
English: You need to stop doing that.
Spanish: Tienes que lavarte las manos.
English: You need to wash your hands.
Spanish: Nunca te preocupé demasiado.
English: You never cared much for me.
Spanish: Nunca te ocupaste demasiado de mí.
English: You never cared much for me.
Spanish: Realmente te ves impresionante.
English: You really do look stunning.
Spanish: Recordás a Tom, ¿no?
English: You remember Tom, don't you?
Spanish: Te acuerdas de Tom, ¿verdad?
English: You remember Tom, don't you?
Spanish: Te acuerdas de él, ¿verdad?
English: You remember him, don't you?
Spanish: Deberías pedir el reembolso.
English: You should ask for a refund.
Spanish: Deberías pedir que te devolvieran el dinero.
English: You should ask for a refund.
Spanish: Deberías estar feliz por Tom.
English: You should be happy for Tom.
Spanish: Deberías estar en el hospital.
English: You should be in a hospital.
Spanish: Deberías comenzar inmediatamente.
English: You should begin right away.
Spanish: Deberías salir con nosotros.
English: You should come out with us.
Spanish: Deberías seguir esta regla.
English: You should follow this rule.
Spanish: Deberías dejar la bebida.
English: You should give up drinking.
Spanish: Deberías irte a casa a descansar.
English: You should go home and rest.
Spanish: Deberías ir a ver a un dentista.
English: You should go see a dentist.
Spanish: Deberías ayudar a tu padre.
English: You should help your father.
Spanish: A estas alturas ya deberías saberlo.
English: You should know that by now.
Spanish: No deberías hacerle caso.
English: You shouldn't listen to her.
Spanish: No deberías hacerle caso.
English: You shouldn't listen to him.
Spanish: No deberías escucharle.
English: You shouldn't listen to him.
Spanish: Hablas demasiado de Tom.
English: You talk about Tom too much.
Spanish: Ustedes dos son hermanos, ¿no?
English: You two are brothers, right?
Spanish: Quieres hablar, ¿verdad?
English: You want to talk, don't you?
Spanish: Querías esto, ¿no?
English: You wanted this, didn't you?
Spanish: Estabas mintiendo, ¿verdad?
English: You were lying, weren't you?
Spanish: No me estábais escuchando.
English: You weren't listening to me.
Spanish: No me estabas escuchando.
English: You weren't listening to me.
Spanish: No llegarás tarde, ¿verdad?
English: You won't be late, will you?
Spanish: No llegarás ahí a tiempo.
English: You won't get there on time.
Spanish: Tú no tendrás este problema.
English: You won't have that problem.
Spanish: Tú al final me olvidarás.
English: You'll eventually forget me.
Spanish: Vas a encontrar la casa vacía.
English: You'll find the house empty.
Spanish: Allí te darán una comida caliente.
English: You'll get a hot meal there.
Spanish: Tendrás que esperar y ver.
English: You'll have to wait and see.
Spanish: Tendrás que esperar a ver qué pasa.
English: You'll have to wait and see.
Spanish: Nunca estarás solo otra vez.
English: You'll never be alone again.
Spanish: Nunca estarás sola otra vez.
English: You'll never be alone again.
Spanish: Eres canadiense, ¿no?
English: You're Canadian, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres un buen jugador de tenis.
English: You're a good tennis player.
Spanish: ¡Eres una persona problemática!
English: You're a troublesome person!
Spanish: Estás actuando como un idiota.
English: You're acting like an idiot.
Spanish: Tú eres tan alto como mi hermana.
English: You're as tall as my sister.
Spanish: Ahora estás ocupado, ¿verdad?
English: You're busy now, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres un ladrón como yo.
English: You're just a thief like me.
Spanish: Eres afortunado al no haber fallecido.
English: You're lucky you didn't die.
Spanish: Estás cometiendo un gran error.
English: You're making a big mistake.
Spanish: Lo estás haciendo demasiado fácil.
English: You're making this too easy.
Spanish: Tú eres la razón de mi vida.
English: You're my reason for living.
Spanish: Eres nuevo aquí, ¿verdad?
English: You're new here, aren't you?
Spanish: No eres más joven que yo.
English: You're no younger than I am.
Spanish: No estás permitido allá adentro.
English: You're not allowed in there.
Spanish: No estás permitida allá adentro.
English: You're not allowed in there.
Spanish: No estás cumpliendo con tu parte.
English: You're not doing your share.
Spanish: No estás celoso, ¿o sí?
English: You're not jealous, are you?
Spanish: No estás celosa, ¿o sí?
English: You're not jealous, are you?
Spanish: No están celosos, ¿o sí?
English: You're not jealous, are you?
Spanish: No están celosas, ¿o sí?
English: You're not jealous, are you?
Spanish: No estás celoso, ¿verdad?
English: You're not jealous, are you?
Spanish: No estás casado, ¿no?
English: You're not married, are you?
Spanish: No estás casada, ¿no?
English: You're not married, are you?
Spanish: No estáis casados, ¿no?
English: You're not married, are you?
Spanish: No estáis casadas, ¿no?
English: You're not married, are you?
Spanish: No fuiste tú el que murió.
English: You're not the one who died.
Spanish: Probablemente estás muy aburrido.
English: You're probably bored stiff.
Spanish: Realmente eres un trabajador dedicado.
English: You're really a hard worker.
Spanish: Eres realmente distraído.
English: You're really absent-minded.
Spanish: Eres tan impaciente conmigo.
English: You're so impatient with me.
Spanish: Estás empezando a enfadarme.
English: You're starting to annoy me.
Spanish: Está usted empezando a enfadarme.
English: You're starting to annoy me.
Spanish: Has hecho un muy buen trabajo.
English: You've done a very good job.
Spanish: Ya has hecho demasiado.
English: You've done so much already.
Spanish: Tienes el número equivocado.
English: You've got the wrong number.
Spanish: Tienes a la persona incorrecta.
English: You've got the wrong person.
Spanish: Tenéis a la persona equivocada.
English: You've got the wrong person.
Spanish: Tienes a la persona errónea.
English: You've got the wrong person.
Spanish: ¡Tienes que estar de coña!
English: You've got to be kidding me!
Spanish: ¡Tenés que seguir luchando!
English: You've got to keep fighting.
Spanish: ¡Tienes que seguir luchando!
English: You've got to keep fighting.
Spanish: ¡Tienen que seguir luchando!
English: You've got to keep fighting.
Spanish: Tu perro siempre me ladra a mí.
English: Your dog always barks at me.
Spanish: Vuestro padre parece muy amable.
English: Your father seems very nice.
Spanish: Tu mano está tan fría como el hielo.
English: Your hand is as cold as ice.
Spanish: Se ha cumplido tu profecía.
English: Your prophecy has come true.
Spanish: Tu pulso está un poco acelerado.
English: Your pulse is a little fast.
Spanish: Tu secreto está a salvo conmigo.
English: Your secret is safe with me.
Spanish: Tu repisa está llena de libros.
English: Your shelf is full of books.
Spanish: No les gusto a tus estudiantes.
English: Your students don't like me.
Spanish: No les caigo bien a tus estudiantes.
English: Your students don't like me.
Spanish: Tu punto de vista es demasiado optimista.
English: Your view is too optimistic.
Spanish: Tu mujer está en la oficina.
English: Your wife is in your office.
Spanish: A ella le gusta la música. "A mí también."
English: She likes music. "So do I."
Spanish: ¿Va a llover? "Espero que no".
English: Will it rain? "I hope not."
Spanish: —Hablas demasiado —dijo él.
English: You talk too much, he said.
Spanish: Un mexicano le enseñó español.
English: A Mexican taught him Spanish.
Spanish: Una mejicana le enseñó español.
English: A Mexican taught him Spanish.
Spanish: Una abeja salió volando por la ventana.
English: A bee flew out of the window.
Spanish: Un gran árbol cayó en la tormenta.
English: A big tree fell in the storm.
Spanish: Un pájaro iba volando por el cielo.
English: A bird was flying in the sky.
Spanish: Un perro blanco y negro me mordió.
English: A black and white dog bit me.
Spanish: Se me ocurrió una idea brillante.
English: A bright idea occurred to me.
Spanish: Un niño quemado le teme al fuego.
English: A burnt child fears the fire.
Spanish: Un niño que se ha quemado le tiene miedo al fuego.
English: A burnt child fears the fire.
Spanish: Niños quemados temen al fuego.
English: A burnt child fears the fire.
Spanish: Un gato está maullando en el tejado.
English: A cat is meowing on the roof.
Spanish: Hay un perro corriendo en el parque.
English: A dog is running in the park.
Spanish: Un perro está corriendo por el parque.
English: A dog is running in the park.
Spanish: Un perro le ladrará a los extraños.
English: A dog will bark at strangers.
Spanish: Una rana salió del agua.
English: A frog came out of the water.
Spanish: Una liebre echó una carrera contra una tortuga.
English: A hare raced with a tortoise.
Spanish: Un helicóptero dio vueltas sobre nosotros.
English: A helicopter circled over us.
Spanish: Un helicóptero iba en círculos por sobre nosotros.
English: A helicopter circled over us.
Spanish: Un hombre hambriento es un hombre enfadado.
English: A hungry man is an angry man.
Spanish: Un poco de trabajo no te va a matar.
English: A little work won't kill you.
Spanish: Había muchas casas en llamas.
English: A lot of houses were on fire.
Spanish: Mucha gente no es feliz.
English: A lot of people aren't happy.
Spanish: Un asentimiento con la cabeza es un gesto de acuerdo.
English: A nod is a sign of agreement.
Spanish: Un cabeceo es un signo de acuerdo.
English: A nod is a sign of agreement.
Spanish: Una erupción reventó en su cuello.
English: A rash broke out on her neck.
Spanish: Una lágrima rodaba en su mejilla.
English: A tear rolled down her cheek.
Spanish: Por su fruto se conoce al árbol.
English: A tree is known by its fruit.
Spanish: A buen entendedor, pocas palabras bastan.
English: A word to the wise is enough.
Spanish: De hecho, no sabía eso.
English: Actually, I didn't know that.
Spanish: Añada un poco de azúcar y crema.
English: Add a little sugar and cream.
Spanish: La entrada es gratuita los domingos.
English: Admission is free on Sundays.
Spanish: Después de la tormenta llegó la calma.
English: After the storm, it was calm.
Spanish: Tras la tormenta llegó la calma.
English: After the storm, it was calm.
Spanish: Tras la tormenta se hizo la calma.
English: After the storm, it was calm.
Spanish: La edad no es barrera para el amor.
English: Age is no barrier to romance.
Spanish: Todo lo que quiero hacer es sentarme acá.
English: All I want to do is sit here.
Spanish: Todos los comienzos son difíciles.
English: All beginnings are difficult.
Spanish: Todos los hombres son iguales ante Dios.
English: All men are equal before God.
Spanish: Todas sus canciones se convirtieron en éxitos.
English: All of her songs became hits.
Spanish: Todos los miembros estaban presentes.
English: All the members were present.
Spanish: Solo se tenían el uno al otro.
English: All they had was one another.