arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Tengo una sobrina llamada Mary.
English: I have a niece named Mary.
Spanish: Tengo dolores en el pecho.
English: I have a pain in my chest.
Spanish: Tengo una tos persistente.
English: I have a persistent cough.
Spanish: Tengo una sorpresa para ti.
English: I have a surprise for you.
Spanish: Tengo una sorpresa para vos.
English: I have a surprise for you.
Spanish: Tengo una sorpresa para ustedes.
English: I have a surprise for you.
Spanish: Tengo un hijo de diez años.
English: I have a ten-year-old boy.
Spanish: Tengo alergia a la leche.
English: I have an allergy to milk.
Spanish: Tengo una guitarra eléctrica.
English: I have an electric guitar.
Spanish: Tengo al menos diez libros.
English: I have at least ten books.
Spanish: Tengo dificultad para masticar.
English: I have difficulty chewing.
Spanish: Tengo sensibilidad en mis piernas.
English: I have feeling in my legs.
Spanish: Tengo justo lo que necesitas.
English: I have just what you need.
Spanish: Tengo justo lo que necesitáis.
English: I have just what you need.
Spanish: Tengo justo lo que usted necesita.
English: I have just what you need.
Spanish: Tengo justo lo que ustedes necesitan.
English: I have just what you need.
Spanish: Me lo he encontrado muchas veces.
English: I have met him many times.
Spanish: No tengo un hogar en donde vivir.
English: I have no home to live in.
Spanish: No tengo idea quién es Tom.
English: I have no idea who Tom is.
Spanish: No tengo idea de quién es Tom.
English: I have no idea who Tom is.
Spanish: No tengo idea de quién es ella.
English: I have no idea who she is.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo para verte.
English: I have no time to see you.
Spanish: No tengo otro sitio adonde ir.
English: I have nowhere else to go.
Spanish: Yo no he dicho tal cosa.
English: I have said no such thing.
Spanish: Tengo algunos libros de inglés.
English: I have some English books.
Spanish: Tengo algo de dinero por aquí.
English: I have some money with me.
Spanish: Yo tengo el rey de picas.
English: I have the King of Spades.
Spanish: Tengo el día entero libre.
English: I have the whole day free.
Spanish: Tengo que estar de vuelta para las dos y media.
English: I have to be back by 2:30.
Spanish: Tengo que estar en casa para las dos y media.
English: I have to be home by 2:30.
Spanish: Tengo que volver al trabajo.
English: I have to go back to work.
Spanish: Tengo que ir a una reunión.
English: I have to go to a meeting.
Spanish: Tengo que buscar mi bolígrafo.
English: I have to look for my pen.
Spanish: Tengo que obedecer sus órdenes.
English: I have to obey his orders.
Spanish: Tengo que pelar las manzanas.
English: I have to peel the apples.
Spanish: Tengo que imprimir 100 páginas.
English: I have to print 100 pages.
Spanish: Tengo que quedarme en casa hoy.
English: I have to stay home today.
Spanish: Tengo que ajustarme el cinturón.
English: I have to tighten my belt.
Spanish: Tengo que lavar los trastes.
English: I have to wash the dishes.
Spanish: No he hecho eso hoy.
English: I haven't done that today.
Spanish: Hace años que no dibujo.
English: I haven't drawn for years.
Spanish: Aún no he almorzado.
English: I haven't eaten lunch yet.
Spanish: Todavía no he almorzado.
English: I haven't eaten lunch yet.
Spanish: No he tomado ninguna decisión.
English: I haven't made up my mind.
Spanish: No he visto a Tom últimamente.
English: I haven't seen Tom lately.
Spanish: Oí que él come ranas.
English: I hear that he eats frogs.
Spanish: Entiendo lo que usted dice.
English: I hear what you're saying.
Spanish: Oí un ruido detrás de mí.
English: I heard a noise behind me.
Spanish: Me enteré demasiado tarde.
English: I heard about it too late.
Spanish: He escuchado acerca de ti y Tom.
English: I heard about you and Tom.
Spanish: Escuche que Tom hizo eso.
English: I heard that Tom did that.
Spanish: Oí que compraste una barca.
English: I heard you bought a boat.
Spanish: Escuché que tenés un nuevo auto.
English: I heard you got a new car.
Spanish: Escuché que tienes un nuevo auto.
English: I heard you got a new car.
Spanish: Me agarré a la manga de Tom.
English: I held on to Tom's sleeve.
Spanish: Yo ayudé a cargar esas bolsas.
English: I helped carry those bags.
Spanish: Le escondía cosas a mi esposa.
English: I hid things from my wife.
Spanish: Espero verte pronto.
English: I hope I can see you soon.
Spanish: Espero no te esté aburriendo.
English: I hope I'm not boring you.
Spanish: Espero que no te esté aburriendo.
English: I hope I'm not boring you.
Spanish: Espero que me suban el sueldo.
English: I hope that I get a raise.
Spanish: Espero que el autobús venga pronto.
English: I hope the bus comes soon.
Spanish: Espero que cambien las cosas.
English: I hope things will change.
Spanish: Espero que esta vez funcione.
English: I hope this time it works.
Spanish: Espero que mañana haga más calor.
English: I hope tomorrow is warmer.
Spanish: Espero que vuelvas pronto.
English: I hope you come back soon.
Spanish: Espero que no te pierdas.
English: I hope you don't get lost.
Spanish: Espero que los dos tengan hambre.
English: I hope you two are hungry.
Spanish: Espero que las dos tengan hambre.
English: I hope you two are hungry.
Spanish: Me planché los pañuelos.
English: I ironed my handkerchiefs.
Spanish: Planché el pañuelo.
English: I ironed the handkerchief.
Spanish: Solo necesito un poco de ayuda.
English: I just need a little help.
Spanish: Creo que debería intentarlo.
English: I just think I should try.
Spanish: Seguí caminando hacia el coche.
English: I kept walking to the car.
Spanish: Te besé en la mejilla.
English: I kissed you on the cheek.
Spanish: Sabía que Tom era canadiense.
English: I knew Tom was a Canadian.
Spanish: Sabía que Tom preguntaría eso.
English: I knew Tom would ask that.
Spanish: Sabía que Tom estaría allí.
English: I knew Tom would be there.
Spanish: Sé que soy un buen profesor.
English: I know I'm a good teacher.
Spanish: Sé que Tom me está mirando.
English: I know Tom is watching me.
Spanish: Sé que Tom es tu amigo.
English: I know Tom is your friend.
Spanish: Conozco un par de canciones francesas.
English: I know a few French songs.
Spanish: Conozco a un hombre que puede ayudar.
English: I know a man who can help.
Spanish: Yo sé cómo cocinar una cena.
English: I know how to cook dinner.
Spanish: Sé cómo se conduce un coche.
English: I know how to drive a car.
Spanish: Sé cómo conducir un coche.
English: I know how to drive a car.
Spanish: Sé que no es la verdad.
English: I know it isn't the truth.
Spanish: Ya sé que es un experimento.
English: I know it's an experiment.
Spanish: No tengo ni idea acerca de eso.
English: I know nothing about that.
Spanish: Yo sé que Mary me ama.
English: I know that Mary loves me.
Spanish: Sé que Tom tiene miedo.
English: I know that Tom is scared.
Spanish: Sé que la vida es breve.
English: I know that life is short.
Spanish: Sé que viven aquí.
English: I know that you live here.
Spanish: Sé que tienes miedo.
English: I know that you're afraid.
Spanish: Sé lo que Tomás estaba haciendo.
English: I know what Tom was doing.
Spanish: Sé lo que diría Tom.
English: I know what Tom would say.
Spanish: Sé lo que es ese olor.
English: I know what that smell is.
Spanish: Sé donde Tom hizo eso.
English: I know where Tom did that.
Spanish: Sé hacia dónde va Tom.
English: I know where Tom is going.
Spanish: Sé que odias este juego.
English: I know you hate this game.
Spanish: Sé que odian este juego.
English: I know you hate this game.
Spanish: Sé que odia este juego.
English: I know you hate this game.
Spanish: Sé que a usted le gusta el chocolate.
English: I know you like chocolate.
Spanish: Sé que usted aprenderá mucho.
English: I know you'll learn a lot.
Spanish: Aprendí mucho de Tom.
English: I learned a lot about Tom.
Spanish: Aprendí mucho sobre Tom.
English: I learned a lot about Tom.
Spanish: Aprendí mucho esta semana.
English: I learned a lot this week.
Spanish: Dejo a mi perro dormir dentro.
English: I let my dog sleep inside.
Spanish: Dejo que mi perro duerma dentro.
English: I let my dog sleep inside.
Spanish: Me gustó mucho la comida china.
English: I like Chinese food a lot.
Spanish: Me gustan tanto perros como gatos.
English: I like both cats and dogs.
Spanish: Me gustan los perros y gatos.
English: I like both dogs and cats.
Spanish: Me gustan tanto perros como gatos.
English: I like both dogs and cats.
Spanish: Me gusta la comida picante mejicana.
English: I like spicy Mexican food.
Spanish: Me gustan este tipo de cosas.
English: I like this type of stuff.
Spanish: Me gusta este, me lo llevo.
English: I like this. I'll take it.
Spanish: Me gusta comer comida coreana.
English: I like to eat Korean food.
Spanish: Me gusta hacer reír a María.
English: I like to make Mary laugh.
Spanish: Me gusta jugar al baloncesto.
English: I like to play basketball.
Spanish: Me gusta jugar con las palabras.
English: I like to play with words.
Spanish: Me gusta ducharme por la noche.
English: I like to shower at night.
Spanish: Me gusta viajar en tren.
English: I like to travel by train.
Spanish: Me gusta andar en tren.
English: I like to travel by train.
Spanish: Me gusta escribir en francés.
English: I like to write in French.
Spanish: Vivo lejos de aquí.
English: I live far away from here.
Spanish: Vivo en el quinto piso.
English: I live on the fifth floor.
Spanish: Vivo en el primer piso.
English: I live on the first floor.
Spanish: Me encantan tanto los perros como los gatos.
English: I love both cats and dogs.
Spanish: Me gustan tanto los perros como los gatos.
English: I love both dogs and cats.
Spanish: Me encanta comer zanahorias crudas.
English: I love eating raw carrots.
Spanish: Me encanta ir a la playa.
English: I love going to the beach.
Spanish: Te amo como a un hermano.
English: I love you like a brother.
Spanish: Hice un agujero en la pared.
English: I made a hole in the wall.
Spanish: De hecho, puede que tenga que ir.
English: I may actually have to go.
Spanish: De hecho, puede que tenga que ir yo.
English: I may actually have to go.
Spanish: Podría estar liado el lunes.
English: I might be busy on Monday.
Spanish: Debo haberme cogido un resfriado.
English: I must have caught a cold.
Spanish: Debo haber entendido mal.
English: I must have misunderstood.
Spanish: Necesito unos minutos más.
English: I need a few more minutes.
Spanish: Necesito un poco de ayuda aquí.
English: I need a little help here.
Spanish: Necesito un poco más de tiempo.
English: I need a little more time.
Spanish: Necesito a una mujer en mi vida.
English: I need a woman in my life.
Spanish: Necesito un tiempo para pensar.
English: I need some time to think.
Spanish: Necesito que alguien me ayude.
English: I need someone to help me.
Spanish: Necesito a alguien con quien hablar.
English: I need someone to talk to.
Spanish: Tengo que pedirte un favor.
English: I need to ask you a favor.
Spanish: Tengo que ser más cuidadosa.
English: I need to be more careful.
Spanish: Necesito salir de aquí.
English: I need to get out of here.
Spanish: Necesito salir de la ciudad.
English: I need to get out of town.
Spanish: Tengo que conseguir algunos sellos.
English: I need to get some stamps.
Spanish: Necesito saber quién es Tom.
English: I need to know who Tom is.
Spanish: Necesito aprender las reglas.
English: I need to learn the rules.
Spanish: Necesito leer más libros.
English: I need to read more books.
Spanish: Necesito verte esta noche.
English: I need to see you tonight.
Spanish: Necesito estirar las piernas.
English: I need to stretch my legs.
Spanish: Necesito tomarme el lunes libre.
English: I need to take Monday off.
Spanish: Nunca pude entenderlo.
English: I never did figure it out.
Spanish: Nunca hago nada loco.
English: I never do anything crazy.
Spanish: Nunca lo hago los lunes.
English: I never do that on Monday.
Spanish: Nunca me canso de eso.
English: I never get tired of that.
Spanish: Nunca pretendí herirte.
English: I never meant to hurt you.
Spanish: Nunca gano ninguna discusión.
English: I never win any arguments.
Spanish: A menudo me tumbo en este banco.
English: I often lie on this bench.
Spanish: A menudo me quedo despierto toda la noche.
English: I often stay up all night.
Spanish: Solo me tomé un par de cervezas.
English: I only had a couple beers.
Spanish: Sólo pongo una condición.
English: I only have one condition.
Spanish: Sólo fue una broma.
English: I only meant it as a joke.
Spanish: Yo deshojé una margarita para ella.
English: I plucked a daisy for her.
Spanish: Prefiero la primavera al otoño.
English: I prefer spring to autumn.
Spanish: Prefiero la primavera al verano.
English: I prefer spring to summer.
Spanish: Prefiero ir en bicicleta.
English: I prefer to go by bicycle.
Spanish: Prefiero viajar en avión.
English: I prefer to travel by air.
Spanish: Prefiero volar en avión.
English: I prefer to travel by air.
Spanish: Prefiero el invierno al verano.
English: I prefer winter to summer.
Spanish: Te prometo que vas a ser feliz.
English: I promise you'll be happy.
Spanish: Le di un puñetazo en la cara.
English: I punched him in the face.
Spanish: Metí la llave en la cerradura.
English: I put the key in the lock.
Spanish: Llamé al timbre seis veces.
English: I rang the bell six times.
Spanish: Rara vez duermo lo suficiente.
English: I rarely get enough sleep.
Spanish: Me di cuenta que no podía ganar.
English: I realized I couldn't win.
Spanish: Me di cuenta que no estaba lista.
English: I realized I wasn't ready.
Spanish: Comprendí que no estaba listo.
English: I realized I wasn't ready.
Spanish: Me di cuenta de que no estaba listo.
English: I realized I wasn't ready.
Spanish: De verdad que necesito un trago ahora.
English: I really need a drink now.
Spanish: Realmente quiero ayudarte.
English: I really want to help you.
Spanish: Pienso que deberías hacerlo.
English: I reckon you should do it.
Spanish: Me acuerdo diciéndotelo así.
English: I remember telling you so.
Spanish: Puedo acordarme de la primera vez.
English: I remember the first time.
Spanish: Vi a un gato persiguiendo a un perro.
English: I saw a cat chasing a dog.
Spanish: Lo vi entrar a la tienda.
English: I saw him enter the store.
Spanish: Lo vi con mis propios ojos.
English: I saw it with my own eyes.
Spanish: Les he visto entrar en el banco.
English: I saw them enter the bank.
Spanish: Os vi a ti y a Tom besándoos.
English: I saw you and Tom kissing.
Spanish: Veo un libro en la mesa.
English: I see a book on the table.
Spanish: Veo un libro encima de la mesa.
English: I see a book on the table.
Spanish: Veo un libro sobre la mesa.
English: I see a book on the table.
Spanish: A él lo veo de vez en cuando.
English: I see him once in a while.
Spanish: Raramente salgo los lunes.
English: I seldom go out on Monday.
Spanish: Yo debería preguntar, ¿o no?
English: I should ask, shouldn't I?
Spanish: Debería estar allí para las dos y media.
English: I should be there by 2:30.
Spanish: Debería haberme puesto un abrigo.
English: I should have worn a coat.
Spanish: Debería haber ido contigo.
English: I should've gone with you.
Spanish: Cerré la puerta tras de mí.
English: I shut the door behind me.
Spanish: Simplemente he añadido azúcar.
English: I simply added some sugar.
Spanish: Ayer dormí el día entero.
English: I slept all day yesterday.
Spanish: Ayer me pasé el día entero durmiendo.
English: I slept all day yesterday.
Spanish: Yo fumaba cuando era joven.
English: I smoked when I was young.
Spanish: Hoy gasté cien dólares.
English: I spent 100 dollars today.
Spanish: Comencé a escribir un libro.
English: I started to write a book.
Spanish: Me quedo en casa los domingos.
English: I stay at home on Sundays.
Spanish: Todavía me encanta esta bicicleta.
English: I still love this bicycle.
Spanish: Todavía recuerdo su nombre.
English: I still remember his name.
Spanish: Esperé parado a un bus.
English: I stood waiting for a bus.
Spanish: De repente me siento deprimido.
English: I suddenly feel depressed.
Spanish: De repente me siento deprimida.
English: I suddenly feel depressed.
Spanish: Supongo que es hora de irse.
English: I suppose it's time to go.
Spanish: Yo sospechaba que él era un mentiroso.
English: I suspected he was a liar.
Spanish: Te juro que no estoy drogado.
English: I swear that I'm not high.
Spanish: Nado aquí todas las mañanas.
English: I swim here every morning.
Spanish: Tomo vitaminas todos los días.
English: I take vitamins every day.
Spanish: Hablé por teléfono.
English: I talked on the telephone.
Spanish: Hablé con Tom el lunes.
English: I talked to Tom on Monday.
Spanish: Le enseñé a manejar a Tom.
English: I taught Tom how to drive.
Spanish: Creo que me lo he dejado en casa.
English: I think I left it at home.
Spanish: Creo que veo el problema.
English: I think I see the problem.
Spanish: Creo que voy a vomitar.
English: I think I'm going to puke.
Spanish: Creo que se puede vencer a Tom.
English: I think Tom can be beaten.
Spanish: Creo que Tom es analfabeto.
English: I think Tom is illiterate.
Spanish: Creo que Tom tiene problemas.
English: I think Tom is in trouble.
Spanish: Pienso que Tomás es desagradable.
English: I think Tom is unpleasant.
Spanish: Pienso que Tom es poco de fiar.
English: I think Tom is unreliable.
Spanish: Creo que Tom es muy listo.
English: I think Tom is very smart.
Spanish: Pienso todo el día en Tom.
English: I think about Tom all day.
Spanish: Creo que es la mejor manera.
English: I think it's the best way.
Spanish: Creo que la mayor parte es cierta.
English: I think most of it's true.
Spanish: Creo que Tomás está loco.
English: I think that Tom is crazy.
Spanish: Yo creo que los fantasmas existen.
English: I think that ghosts exist.
Spanish: Creo que él es honesto.
English: I think that he is honest.
Spanish: Creo que está lloviendo.
English: I think that it's raining.
Spanish: ¿Creo que esa era nuestra parada?
English: I think that was our stop.
Spanish: Creo que llevas razón.
English: I think that you're right.
Spanish: Creo que tienes razón.
English: I think that you're right.
Spanish: Creo que tenéis razón.
English: I think that you're right.
Spanish: Pienso que tienes razón.
English: I think that you're right.
Spanish: Creo que llevan razón.
English: I think that you're right.
Spanish: Creo que te equivocas.
English: I think that you're wrong.
Spanish: Creo que la respuesta es sí.
English: I think the answer is yes.
Spanish: Creo que el pago es suficiente.
English: I think the pay is enough.
Spanish: Yo pienso que la historia es verdadera.
English: I think the story is true.
Spanish: Creo que este libro es fácil.
English: I think this book is easy.
Spanish: Pienso que esto es muy raro.
English: I think this is very rare.
Spanish: Creo que podemos evitar eso.
English: I think we can avoid that.
Spanish: Creo que nos olvidamos de alguien.
English: I think we forgot someone.
Spanish: Creo que somos un buen equipo.
English: I think we're a good team.
Spanish: Creo que formamos un buen equipo.
English: I think we're a good team.
Spanish: Creo que lo has hecho bastante bien.
English: I think you did very well.
Spanish: Creo que me debes un beso.
English: I think you owe me a kiss.
Spanish: Creo que deberías comprarlo.
English: I think you should buy it.
Spanish: Creo que ustedes dos están locos.
English: I think you're both crazy.
Spanish: Pensé que Tom había cambiado.
English: I thought Tom had changed.
Spanish: Pensé que Tom necesitaba ayuda.
English: I thought Tom needed help.
Spanish: Pensé que Tom estaba casado.
English: I thought Tom was married.
Spanish: Pensé que Tom estaría de acuerdo.
English: I thought Tom would agree.
Spanish: Pensé que era un secreto.
English: I thought it was a secret.
Spanish: Creía que era un secreto.
English: I thought it was a secret.
Spanish: Pensaba que sería divertido.
English: I thought it would be fun.
Spanish: Pensé que se pondría más fácil.
English: I thought it'd get easier.
Spanish: Pensé que haría más fácil.
English: I thought it'd get easier.
Spanish: Yo pensaba que ese era mí trabajo.
English: I thought that was my job.
Spanish: Pensé que estabas dormida.
English: I thought you were asleep.
Spanish: Pensé que estaban dormidas.
English: I thought you were asleep.
Spanish: Pensé que te habías ido de casa.
English: I thought you'd gone home.
Spanish: Le dije a Tom que no se moviera.
English: I told Tom to not to move.
Spanish: Le dije a Tom que nosotros ayudaríamos a Mary.
English: I told Tom we'd help Mary.
Spanish: Le dije a Tom que nosotros apoyaríamos a Mary.
English: I told Tom we'd help Mary.
Spanish: Traté de conseguir buenas notas.
English: I tried to get good marks.
Spanish: Comprendo cómo te sientes.
English: I understand how you feel.
Spanish: Yo era minero del carbón.
English: I used to be a coal miner.
Spanish: Normalmente me levanto a las ocho.
English: I usually get up at eight.
Spanish: Normalmente voy a casa a las cinco.
English: I usually go home at five.
Spanish: Generalmente me voy a casa a las cuatro.
English: I usually go home at four.
Spanish: Camino veinte millas al día.
English: I walk twenty miles a day.
Spanish: Yo caminé desde la estación.
English: I walked from the station.
Spanish: Quiero otra taza de té.
English: I want another cup of tea.
Spanish: Quiero que me devuelvas mi diccionario.
English: I want my dictionary back.
Spanish: Quiero que alguien me ayude.
English: I want someone to help me.
Spanish: Quiero a alguien con quien hablar.
English: I want someone to talk to.
Spanish: Quiero pedirte un favor.
English: I want to ask you a favor.
Spanish: Quiero ser un leñador.
English: I want to be a lumberjack.
Spanish: Quiero ser astronauta.
English: I want to be an astronaut.
Spanish: Quiero estar en este equipo.
English: I want to be on this team.
Spanish: Quiero que me paguen en efectivo.
English: I want to be paid in cash.
Spanish: Quiero comprar un ananá.
English: I want to buy a pineapple.
Spanish: Quiero comprar una piña.
English: I want to buy a pineapple.
Spanish: Quiero comprar esta chaqueta.
English: I want to buy this jacket.
Spanish: Quiero teñirme el pelo de rojo.
English: I want to dye my hair red.
Spanish: Quiero ganar más dinero.
English: I want to earn more money.
Spanish: Yo quiero comer comida coreana.
English: I want to eat Korean food.
Spanish: Esta noche quiero salir a comer.
English: I want to eat out tonight.
Spanish: Quiero comer un poco de queso.
English: I want to eat some cheese.
Spanish: Quiero comerme unas uvas.
English: I want to eat some grapes.
Spanish: Quiero descansar bastante.
English: I want to get enough rest.
Spanish: Quiero salir de aquí.
English: I want to get out of here.
Spanish: Quiero irme temprano a la cama.
English: I want to go to bed early.
Spanish: Quiero acostarme temprano.
English: I want to go to bed early.
Spanish: Quiero ir a la fiesta.
English: I want to go to the party.
Spanish: Quiero ir a la tienda.
English: I want to go to the store.
Spanish: Quiero oírte gritar.
English: I want to hear you scream.
Spanish: Quiero escuchar tu historia.
English: I want to hear your story.
Spanish: Quiero escuchar tu voz.
English: I want to hear your voice.
Spanish: Quiero saber el motivo.
English: I want to know the reason.
Spanish: Quiero saber quién fue.
English: I want to know who it was.
Spanish: Quiero aprender esa canción.
English: I want to learn that song.
Spanish: Quiero rascarme la nariz.
English: I want to scratch my nose.
Spanish: Quiero ver cómo acaba.
English: I want to see how it ends.
Spanish: Quiero enviar un telegrama.
English: I want to send a telegram.
Spanish: Quiero hablar con Tom ahora.
English: I want to talk to Tom now.
Spanish: Quiero agradecerte de nuevo.
English: I want to thank you again.
Spanish: Quiero viajar contigo.
English: I want to travel with you.
Spanish: Quiero intentar ayudarte.
English: I want to try to help you.
Spanish: Quiero que vayas con Tom.
English: I want you to go with Tom.
Spanish: Quiero que cantes una canción.
English: I want you to sing a song.
Spanish: Quiero que hables con Tom.
English: I want you to talk to Tom.
Spanish: Quiero que me esperes.
English: I want you to wait for me.
Spanish: Quiero que me esperen.
English: I want you to wait for me.
Spanish: Quiero que trabajes para mí.
English: I want you to work for me.
Spanish: Estuve un poco asustado.
English: I was a little bit scared.
Spanish: Le tenía miedo a mi padre.
English: I was afraid of my father.