arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Solo estoy ocupándome de ti.
English: I'm just looking out for you.
Spanish: Estoy aprendiendo a hablar francés.
English: I'm learning to speak French.
Spanish: Nunca estoy en casa los domingos.
English: I'm never at home on Sundays.
Spanish: Ya no me asustan los perros.
English: I'm no longer afraid of dogs.
Spanish: Ya no estoy casada con Tom.
English: I'm no longer married to Tom.
Spanish: Ya no soy un nene.
English: I'm not a little boy anymore.
Spanish: No soy miembro del club.
English: I'm not a member of the club.
Spanish: No te molesto, ¿verdad?
English: I'm not disturbing you, am I?
Spanish: No tengo nada de hambre.
English: I'm not even a little hungry.
Spanish: Yo no les temo a los fantasmas.
English: I'm not frightened of ghosts.
Spanish: Hoy no voy a ninguna parte.
English: I'm not going anywhere today.
Spanish: No te voy a abandonar.
English: I'm not going to abandon you.
Spanish: No te voy a perdonar.
English: I'm not going to forgive you.
Spanish: No soy bueno para hacer varias cosas a la vez.
English: I'm not good at multitasking.
Spanish: No estoy acá para hacer amigos.
English: I'm not here to make friends.
Spanish: No me interesa la botánica.
English: I'm not interested in botany.
Spanish: No estoy obligado a hacer eso.
English: I'm not obligated to do that.
Spanish: No tengo obligación de hacer eso.
English: I'm not obligated to do that.
Spanish: No creo que sea apropiado.
English: I'm not sure that's suitable.
Spanish: No estoy seguro de qué hacer después.
English: I'm not sure what to do next.
Spanish: No estoy seguro de qué hacer a continuación.
English: I'm not sure what to do next.
Spanish: No estoy seguro de cuándo vendrá.
English: I'm not sure when he'll come.
Spanish: Estoy indeciso por quien votar.
English: I'm not sure who to vote for.
Spanish: No estoy seguro por quien votar.
English: I'm not sure who to vote for.
Spanish: Aún no estoy listo para hacer eso.
English: I'm not yet ready to do that.
Spanish: Voy de camino a la estación.
English: I'm on my way to the station.
Spanish: Estoy listo para ir a Australia.
English: I'm ready to go to Australia.
Spanish: Estoy lista para ir a Australia.
English: I'm ready to go to Australia.
Spanish: Estoy satisfecho con mi sueldo.
English: I'm satisfied with my salary.
Spanish: Mañana veré a mi tío.
English: I'm seeing my uncle tomorrow.
Spanish: Estoy vendiendo mi coche con pérdida.
English: I'm selling my car at a loss.
Spanish: Estoy harta de hablar de eso.
English: I'm sick of talking about it.
Spanish: Estoy harto de hablar de eso.
English: I'm sick of talking about it.
Spanish: Que Tom ganara la carrera me hace muy feliz.
English: I'm so glad Tom won the race.
Spanish: Lamento haberte hecho llorar.
English: I'm sorry for making you cry.
Spanish: Lamento haber llegado tan tarde.
English: I'm sorry that I was so late.
Spanish: Lo siento, no puedo quedarme mucho tiempo.
English: I'm sorry, I can't stay long.
Spanish: Lo siento, no está en casa.
English: I'm sorry, but he isn't home.
Spanish: Estoy hablando con mi alumno.
English: I'm speaking with my student.
Spanish: Aún estoy tentado a hacerlo.
English: I'm still tempted to do that.
Spanish: Todavía estoy tentado a hacer eso.
English: I'm still tempted to do that.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que lo lograrás.
English: I'm sure that you'll succeed.
Spanish: Estoy segura de que lo lograrás.
English: I'm sure that you'll succeed.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que triunfaréis.
English: I'm sure that you'll succeed.
Spanish: Estoy segura de que lo lograréis.
English: I'm sure that you'll succeed.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que veremos a Tom de nuevo.
English: I'm sure we'll see Tom again.
Spanish: Yo mido lo mismo que él.
English: I'm the same height as he is.
Spanish: Estoy pensando en ir al extranjero.
English: I'm thinking of going abroad.
Spanish: Estoy cansado por falta de sueño.
English: I'm tired from lack of sleep.
Spanish: Estoy cansado de tus quejas.
English: I'm tired of your complaints.
Spanish: Estoy cansado y un poco enfadado.
English: I'm tired, and a bit annoyed.
Spanish: Estoy demasiado cansado para ir de compras.
English: I'm too tired to go shopping.
Spanish: Estoy demasiado cansada para ir de compras.
English: I'm too tired to go shopping.
Spanish: Intento ponerme en forma.
English: I'm trying to get into shape.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a que se rían de mí.
English: I'm used to being laughed at.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a hacerlo solo.
English: I'm used to doing that alone.
Spanish: Acostumbro a hacerlo solo.
English: I'm used to doing that alone.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a levantarme pronto.
English: I'm used to getting up early.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrada a madrugar.
English: I'm used to getting up early.
Spanish: Soy muy alérgico a los cacahuates.
English: I'm very allergic to peanuts.
Spanish: Soy muy alérgico a los cacahuetes.
English: I'm very allergic to peanuts.
Spanish: Soy muy alérgica a los cacahuates.
English: I'm very allergic to peanuts.
Spanish: Soy muy alérgica a los cacahuetes.
English: I'm very allergic to peanuts.
Spanish: Estoy muy decepcionado contigo.
English: I'm very disappointed in you.
Spanish: Estoy muy decepcionada contigo.
English: I'm very disappointed in you.
Spanish: Estoy muy decepcionado con vosotros.
English: I'm very disappointed in you.
Spanish: Estoy muy decepcionado con vosotras.
English: I'm very disappointed in you.
Spanish: Me alegro mucho de no haber estado allí.
English: I'm very glad I wasn't there.
Spanish: Me alegro mucho de que se haya acabado la escuela.
English: I'm very glad school is over.
Spanish: Estoy muy interesado en la música.
English: I'm very interested in music.
Spanish: Me alegro enormemente de verle.
English: I'm very pleased to meet you.
Spanish: Me da mucho gusto conocerle.
English: I'm very pleased to meet you.
Spanish: Estoy muy orgulloso de mis padres.
English: I'm very proud of my parents.
Spanish: Estoy esperando una llamada.
English: I'm waiting for a phone call.
Spanish: Estoy esperando a mi novio.
English: I'm waiting for my boyfriend.
Spanish: Estoy esperando a que te vayas.
English: I'm waiting for you to leave.
Spanish: Estoy escribiendo un libro en francés.
English: I'm writing a book in French.
Spanish: Estoy escribiendo una canción en francés.
English: I'm writing a song in French.
Spanish: Soy tu novio, ¿o no?
English: I'm your boyfriend, aren't I?
Spanish: Siempre medio me ha gustado.
English: I've always kind of liked it.
Spanish: Siempre he cumplido las normas.
English: I've always obeyed the rules.
Spanish: Siempre quise probarlo.
English: I've always wanted to try it.
Spanish: He contestado a la pregunta de Tom.
English: I've answered Tom's question.
Spanish: He intentado suicidarme en dos ocasiones.
English: I've attempted suicide twice.
Spanish: He estado por aquí mucho tiempo.
English: I've been around a long time.
Spanish: También he sido invitado allí.
English: I've been invited there, too.
Spanish: He estado muy ocupado recientemente.
English: I've been really busy lately.
Spanish: He fallado en todos los aspectos.
English: I've failed in every respect.
Spanish: Me he enamorado de ti.
English: I've fallen in love with you.
Spanish: Finalmente tomé una decisión.
English: I've finally made a decision.
Spanish: Le he arreglado la radio.
English: I've fixed the radio for him.
Spanish: Tengo una rana en mi garganta.
English: I've got a frog in my throat.
Spanish: Tengo la garganta hecha polvo.
English: I've got a frog in my throat.
Spanish: Tengo mucho trabajo que hacer.
English: I've got a lot of work to do.
Spanish: Estoy con un terrible dolor de cabeza.
English: I've got a terrible headache.
Spanish: No tengo nada que hacer hoy.
English: I've got nothing to do today.
Spanish: Acabo de terminar de desayunar.
English: I've just finished breakfast.
Spanish: Yo lo conozco de hace diez años.
English: I've known him for ten years.
Spanish: Nunca he ido a Australia.
English: I've never gone to Australia.
Spanish: No te he encontrado nunca en persona.
English: I've never met you in person.
Spanish: A usted no lo he encontrado nunca en persona.
English: I've never met you in person.
Spanish: Nunca antes lo había visto.
English: I've never noticed it before.
Spanish: Nunca antes me había fijado.
English: I've never noticed it before.
Spanish: Nunca he visto a Tom comer carne.
English: I've never seen Tom eat meat.
Spanish: No he visto nunca una ballena viva.
English: I've never seen a live whale.
Spanish: Nunca he visto algo así.
English: I've never seen such a thing.
Spanish: Nunca he querido hacer eso.
English: I've never wanted to do that.
Spanish: He leído todo tipo de libros.
English: I've read all kinds of books.
Spanish: He leído toda clase de libros.
English: I've read all kinds of books.
Spanish: He dejado lo mejor para el final.
English: I've saved the best for last.
Spanish: Guardé lo mejor para el final.
English: I've saved the best for last.
Spanish: Empecé a aprender francés.
English: I've started learning French.
Spanish: He pensado mucho en ti.
English: I've thought about you a lot.
Spanish: Ya te dije que no hicieras eso.
English: I've told you not to do that.
Spanish: Traté de ser tu amigo.
English: I've tried to be your friend.
Spanish: Trabajé duro toda mi vida.
English: I've worked hard all my life.
Spanish: Yo que tú lo ignoraba.
English: If I were you, I'd ignore it.
Spanish: Yo en tu lugar lo ignoraría.
English: If I were you, I'd ignore it.
Spanish: Si llego tarde me van a retar.
English: If I'm late, I'll be scolded.
Spanish: Si cualquiera puede hacerlo, tú también puedes.
English: If anyone can do it, you can.
Spanish: Si tiene tiempo, vendrá.
English: If he has time, he will come.
Spanish: Si es necesario, vendré pronto.
English: If necessary, I'll come soon.
Spanish: Si solo pudiera hablar francés.
English: If only I could speak French.
Spanish: Ay si pudiera hablar francés.
English: If only I could speak French.
Spanish: Si solo pudieras verme ahora.
English: If only you could see me now.
Spanish: Si solo pudierais verme ahora.
English: If only you could see me now.
Spanish: Si es así, tanto mejor.
English: If that's so, all the better.
Spanish: Si no comes, te mueres.
English: If you don't eat, you'll die.
Spanish: Si no comes, te morirás.
English: If you don't eat, you'll die.
Spanish: Si no come, morirá.
English: If you don't eat, you'll die.
Spanish: Si te comes eso, morirás.
English: If you eat that you will die.
Spanish: Pregúntame si necesitas ayuda.
English: If you need any help, ask me.
Spanish: Si ves a este hombre, llámame.
English: If you see this man, call me.
Spanish: Si querés que vaya, voy.
English: If you want me to go, I will.
Spanish: Si quieres correr, corre.
English: If you want to run, then run.
Spanish: Si queréis correr, corred.
English: If you want to run, then run.
Spanish: Si quiere correr, corra.
English: If you want to run, then run.
Spanish: Si quieren correr, corran.
English: If you want to run, then run.
Spanish: Si estás listo, vamos a empezar.
English: If you're ready, we'll begin.
Spanish: En caso de lluvia no voy a ir.
English: In case it rains, I won't go.
Spanish: La verdad es que es totalmente como tú dices.
English: In fact, you are quite right.
Spanish: En mi opinión, él tiene razón.
English: In my opinion, he is correct.
Spanish: ¿En qué dirección ha ido él?
English: In which direction did he go?
Spanish: Preséntame a tus padres.
English: Introduce me to your parents.
Spanish: ¿Es bueno para vos comer hígado?
English: Is eating liver good for you?
Spanish: ¿Es inmoral comer carne?
English: Is eating meat morally wrong?
Spanish: ¿Es poco saludable comer carne roja?
English: Is eating red meat unhealthy?
Spanish: ¿Lloverá mañana?
English: Is it going to rain tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Es verdad que Tom hizo eso?
English: Is it true that Tom did that?
Spanish: ¿Tan malo es mi francés?
English: Is my French really that bad?
Spanish: ¿Es eso absolutamente necesario?
English: Is that absolutely necessary?
Spanish: ¿Es eso lo que dijo Tom o no?
English: Is that what Tom said or not?
Spanish: ¿Está bien la forma en la que hago esto?
English: Is the way I'm doing this OK?
Spanish: ¿Hay un buzón de correos cerca de aquí?
English: Is there a mailbox near here?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguna razón para eso?
English: Is there any reason for that?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguien en la habitación?
English: Is there anybody in the room?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguien en el cuarto?
English: Is there anybody in the room?
Spanish: ¿Hay algo en la caja?
English: Is there anything in the box?
Spanish: ¿Hay vida en el espacio?
English: Is there life in outer space?
Spanish: ¿Hay algo que podamos hacer?
English: Is there something we can do?
Spanish: ¿Es tu socio un americano?
English: Is your coworker an American?
Spanish: ¿Está tu papá en el jardín?
English: Is your father in the garden?
Spanish: ¿Está vuestro padre en el jardín?
English: Is your father in the garden?
Spanish: ¿No es un simple incendio forestal?
English: Isn't that just a brush fire?
Spanish: Todo pasó un poco rápido.
English: It all happened kind of fast.
Spanish: Al principio puede ser confuso.
English: It can be confusing at first.
Spanish: Eso le dio esperanzas a mucha gente.
English: It gave a lot of people hope.
Spanish: Es una lástima que no puedas venir.
English: It is a pity you cannot come.
Spanish: Es evidente que él lo hizo.
English: It is evident that he did it.
Spanish: Tiene cuatro centímetros de grueso.
English: It is four centimeters thick.
Spanish: Va a hacer bastante frío.
English: It is going to be quite cold.
Spanish: Es nuestra obligación ayudar.
English: It is our obligation to help.
Spanish: Es un día realmente hermoso.
English: It is truly a nice day today.
Spanish: No es apto para menores.
English: It isn't suitable for minors.
Spanish: Siguió lloviendo todo el día.
English: It kept raining all day long.
Spanish: Se ve fácil cuando tú lo haces.
English: It looks easy when you do it.
Spanish: Parece que Tom va ganando.
English: It looks like Tom is winning.
Spanish: Parece que tenías razón.
English: It looks like you were right.
Spanish: Podría llover a la tarde.
English: It may rain in the afternoon.
Spanish: Podría nevar por la tarde.
English: It may snow in the afternoon.
Spanish: Podría llover antes de la noche.
English: It might rain before evening.
Spanish: Puede que le lleve un rato.
English: It might take a little while.
Spanish: Podría llevar un poco de tiempo.
English: It might take a little while.
Spanish: Rara vez nieva por esta área.
English: It rarely snows in this area.
Spanish: Me pareció como un sueño.
English: It seemed like a dream to me.
Spanish: Parece que iba durmiendo.
English: It seems that I was sleeping.
Spanish: Parece que Tom no sabe nadar.
English: It seems that Tom can't swim.
Spanish: Sabe muy parecido al pollo.
English: It tastes a lot like chicken.
Spanish: Tomó a todos por sorpresa.
English: It took everyone by surprise.
Spanish: Era un bello día soleado.
English: It was a beautiful sunny day.
Spanish: Fue un hermoso día soleado.
English: It was a beautiful sunny day.
Spanish: Era una historia desconsoladora.
English: It was a heartbreaking story.
Spanish: Fue una fiesta bastante normal.
English: It was a pretty normal party.
Spanish: Era una cálida noche de verano.
English: It was a warm summer evening.
Spanish: Ayer hizo mucho calor.
English: It was awfully hot yesterday.
Spanish: Estaba oscuro debajo del puente.
English: It was dark under the bridge.
Spanish: Estuvo bien trabajar contigo.
English: It was good working with you.
Spanish: Era su destino morir joven.
English: It was her fate to die young.
Spanish: Era solo cuestión de tiempo.
English: It was just a matter of time.
Spanish: Ha sido un placer conocerle, señor.
English: It was nice to meet you, sir.
Spanish: El lunes hizo bastante frío.
English: It was really cold on Monday.
Spanish: Aquel invierno hizo mucho frío.
English: It was very cold that winter.
Spanish: No me llevará mucho tiempo.
English: It won't take me a long time.
Spanish: Probablemente lloverá mañana.
English: It'll probably rain tomorrow.
Spanish: Es el regalo de Navidad de Tom.
English: It's Tom's Christmas present.
Spanish: Es un cliché, pero es verdad.
English: It's a cliche, but it's true.
Spanish: Es un guion bastante asombroso.
English: It's a pretty amazing script.
Spanish: Es una pena que Tom no supiera.
English: It's a shame Tom didn't know.
Spanish: Es un virus muy contagioso.
English: It's a very contagious virus.
Spanish: Es un sistema muy peligroso.
English: It's a very dangerous system.
Spanish: Es un equilibrio muy delicado.
English: It's a very delicate balance.
Spanish: ¡Ya es hora de que llegues aquí!
English: It's about time you got here!
Spanish: Ya es hora de ir a casa.
English: It's already time to go home.
Spanish: Hace mucho calor este verano.
English: It's awfully hot this summer.
Spanish: Ha pasado mucho tiempo.
English: It's been a while, hasn't it?
Spanish: Nieva intermitentemente.
English: It's been snowing on and off.
Spanish: Sería mejor no confiar en Tom.
English: It's better not to trust Tom.
Spanish: Es más barato tomar el colectivo.
English: It's cheaper to take the bus.
Spanish: Está nublado, pero no está lloviendo.
English: It's cloudy, but not raining.
Spanish: Es fácil encontrar un ejemplo.
English: It's easy to find an example.
Spanish: Es fácil despistarse.
English: It's easy to get sidetracked.
Spanish: Finalmente dejó de llover.
English: It's finally stopped raining.
Spanish: Se prohíbe llevar armas.
English: It's forbidden to carry arms.
Spanish: El día será soleado.
English: It's going to be a sunny day.
Spanish: Va a llover de seguro.
English: It's going to rain, for sure.
Spanish: Está rico. Deberías probarlo.
English: It's good. You should try it.
Spanish: Ya es hora de que te pongas en marcha.
English: It's high time you got going.
Spanish: Es necesario que te vayas.
English: It's necessary for you to go.
Spanish: Nunca se es demasiado viejo para aprender.
English: It's never too late to learn.
Spanish: Nunca es demasiado tarde para aprender.
English: It's never too late to learn.
Spanish: Nunca es tarde para aprender.
English: It's never too late to learn.
Spanish: Nunca es demasiado tarde para empezar.
English: It's never too late to start.
Spanish: Es inútil discutir con él.
English: It's no use arguing with him.
Spanish: No sirve de nada discutir con él.
English: It's no use arguing with him.
Spanish: No tiene caso tratar de escapar.
English: It's no use trying to escape.
Spanish: No es tan malo como parece.
English: It's not as bad as it sounds.
Spanish: No es tan buena como parece.
English: It's not as good as it looks.
Spanish: Obvio que ella está enferma.
English: It's obvious that she's sick.
Spanish: Lo tengo en la punta de la lengua.
English: It's on the tip of my tongue.
Spanish: Está en la punta de mi lengua.
English: It's on the tip of my tongue.
Spanish: Es tan fácil odiar a alguien.
English: It's so easy to hate someone.
Spanish: ¡Qué bien tener calefacción!
English: It's so nice to have heating.
Spanish: Es tan agradable quedarse en casa.
English: It's so nice to stay at home.
Spanish: Aún está en buenas condiciones.
English: It's still in good condition.
Spanish: Aún es muy pronto para juzgar.
English: It's still too early to tell.
Spanish: Lo que importa es la intención.
English: It's the thought that counts.
Spanish: Es hora de irte a la cama.
English: It's time to call it a night.
Spanish: En la cocina hace mucho calor.
English: It's very hot in the kitchen.
Spanish: ¡Es por tu culpa que estoy lisiado!
English: It's your fault I'm crippled.
Spanish: Jackson no podía confiar en ellos.
English: Jackson could not trust them.
Spanish: Jackson no podía confiar en ellas.
English: Jackson could not trust them.
Spanish: Japón es más pequeño que Canadá.
English: Japan is smaller than Canada.
Spanish: Apúntelo en su cuaderno de notas.
English: Jot it down in your notebook.
Spanish: Nada más no enciendas esa vela.
English: Just don't light that candle.
Spanish: Solo dame un poco más de tiempo.
English: Just give me a bit more time.
Spanish: Guarde usted copia de ese documento.
English: Keep a copy of that document.
Spanish: No pierdas de vista la maleta.
English: Keep an eye on this suitcase.
Spanish: Tenga en cuenta lo que le digo.
English: Keep in mind what I tell you.
Spanish: Fuimos a Boston el mes pasado.
English: Last month we went to Boston.
Spanish: Aprendé a caminar antes de correr.
English: Learn to walk before you run.
Spanish: Los zapatos de cuero cuestan mucho más.
English: Leather shoes cost much more.
Spanish: Déjame ir a comprar algo de pan.
English: Let me go and buy some bread.
Spanish: Permítame saber si usted necesita más.
English: Let me know if you need more.
Spanish: Enséñame tu nueva dirección.
English: Let me know your new address.
Spanish: Déjame ver tu receta médica.
English: Let me see your prescription.
Spanish: Vamos a preguntar a Tom qué piensa.
English: Let's ask Tom what he thinks.
Spanish: Empecemos por el principio.
English: Let's begin at the beginning.
Spanish: Discutámoslo durante la cena.
English: Let's discuss it over dinner.
Spanish: Terminemos lo que empezamos.
English: Let's finish what we started.
Spanish: Casémonos ahora mismo.
English: Let's get married right away.
Spanish: Salgamos del auto ya.
English: Let's get out of the car now.
Spanish: Juntémonos el domingo.
English: Let's get together on Sunday.
Spanish: Esperemos que no lo necesites.
English: Let's hope you don't need it.
Spanish: Mantengámoslo en secreto, ¿de acuerdo?
English: Let's keep this a secret, OK?
Spanish: No lo hagamos nunca más.
English: Let's not ever do that again.
Spanish: No usemos nuestros verdaderos nombres.
English: Let's not use our real names.
Spanish: Finjamos ser una pareja.
English: Let's pretend to be a couple.
Spanish: Pongamos esto cerca de la puerta.
English: Let's put this near the door.
Spanish: Veamos si podemos ayudarte.
English: Let's see if we can help you.
Spanish: Veamos si podemos ayudarle.
English: Let's see if we can help you.
Spanish: Sentémonos en ese banco.
English: Let's sit down on that bench.
Spanish: Vamos a empezar por el principio.
English: Let's start at the beginning.
Spanish: Hagamos una pausa de diez minutos.
English: Let's take a 10-minute break.
Spanish: Hablemos acerca del problema.
English: Let's talk about the problem.
Spanish: Vamos a hablar del problema.
English: Let's talk about the problem.
Spanish: Esperemos hasta las seis.
English: Let's wait until six o'clock.
Spanish: La vida es como un juego de ajedrez.
English: Life is like a game of chess.
Spanish: Como dije, sos un idiota.
English: Like I said, you're an idiot.
Spanish: Escucha lo que tengo que decir.
English: Listen to what I have to say.
Spanish: Mira ese gato en el tejado.
English: Look at that cat on the roof.
Spanish: Mira la nube por allá.
English: Look at the cloud over there.
Spanish: Mira esa nube de allá.
English: Look at the cloud over there.
Spanish: Mira a lo alto de ese árbol.
English: Look at the top of that tree.
Spanish: Búscalo en el diccionario.
English: Look it up in the dictionary.
Spanish: Mira lo que el gato trajo adentro.
English: Look what the cat dragged in.
Spanish: Mira lo que el gato trajo a rastras.
English: Look what the cat dragged in.
Spanish: Asegúrate de que llegas a tiempo.
English: Make sure you arrive on time.
Spanish: El hombre tiene la habilidad de hablar.
English: Man has the ability to speak.
Spanish: Mary y yo éramos como hermanas.
English: Mary and I were like sisters.
Spanish: Mary y yo fuimos como hermanas.
English: Mary and I were like sisters.
Spanish: Mary cerró la puerta silenciosamente.
English: Mary closed the door quietly.
Spanish: Mary exigió que se le devolviera su dinero.
English: Mary demanded her money back.
Spanish: Mary no mató a su esposo.
English: Mary didn't kill her husband.
Spanish: Mary no mató a su marido.
English: Mary didn't kill her husband.
Spanish: Mary tiene forma de reloj de arena.
English: Mary has an hourglass figure.
Spanish: Mary tiene un hermoso cabello oscuro.
English: Mary has beautiful dark hair.
Spanish: Mary lleva rulos en el pelo.
English: Mary has curlers in her hair.
Spanish: Mary es la hermana menor de Tom.
English: Mary is Tom's younger sister.
Spanish: Mary es la hermana pequeña de Tom.
English: Mary is Tom's younger sister.