arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Las mujeres envejecen más rápido que los hombres.
English: Women age faster than men.
Spanish: ¿Se va a servir fruta?
English: Won't you have some fruit?
Spanish: Los muebles de madera son pesados.
English: Wooden furniture is heavy.
Spanish: ¿Estarías de acuerdo con eso?
English: Would you agree with that?
Spanish: ¿Quieres que yo ayude?
English: Would you like me to help?
Spanish: ¿Le apetecería comer un poco de fruta?
English: Would you like some fruit?
Spanish: ¿Quieres ensalada?
English: Would you like some salad?
Spanish: ¿Quieres azúcar?
English: Would you like some sugar?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría ser rico?
English: Would you like to be rich?
Spanish: ¿Te importaría ayudarme?
English: Would you mind helping me?
Spanish: ¿Le importa si fumo?
English: Would you mind if I smoke?
Spanish: ¿Te levantarías por favor?
English: Would you please stand up?
Spanish: ¿Preferirías no quedarte?
English: Would you rather not stay?
Spanish: ¿Dirías que es verdad?
English: Would you say that's true?
Spanish: ¡Vaya! Eso luce delicioso.
English: Wow! That looks delicious.
Spanish: Escribid cuanto queráis.
English: Write as much as you want.
Spanish: Escribe con la mano izquierda.
English: Write with your left hand.
Spanish: Escribe tu nombre con lápiz.
English: Write your name in pencil.
Spanish: Ayer hizo un calor horroroso.
English: Yesterday was awfully hot.
Spanish: Ayer comí una manzana.
English: Yesterday, I ate an apple.
Spanish: El yoga la ayuda a estar tranquila.
English: Yoga helps her to be calm.
Spanish: Ambos están equivocados.
English: You are both in the wrong.
Spanish: Ambas están equivocadas.
English: You are both in the wrong.
Spanish: Estás seguro aquí conmigo.
English: You are safe here with me.
Spanish: Eres más inteligente que eso.
English: You are smarter than that.
Spanish: Ustedes son el grupo de apoyo.
English: You are the backing group.
Spanish: ¿No eres un espía, o sí?
English: You aren't a spy, are you?
Spanish: No eres tan bajo como yo.
English: You aren't as short as me.
Spanish: Te puedes olvidar de eso.
English: You can forget about that.
Spanish: Si quieres, puedes ir.
English: You can go if you want to.
Spanish: Puedes ir si quieres.
English: You can go if you want to.
Spanish: Puedes irte si quieres.
English: You can go if you want to.
Spanish: Puedes dejarte el sombrero puesto.
English: You can leave your hat on.
Spanish: Puedes pasar la noche aquí.
English: You can stay here tonight.
Spanish: Te puedes quedar aquí con nosotros.
English: You can stay here with us.
Spanish: Tú puedes nadar, pero yo no.
English: You can swim, but I can't.
Spanish: Puedes nadar, pero yo no.
English: You can swim, but I can't.
Spanish: Puedes decírselo a Tom tú mismo.
English: You can tell Tom yourself.
Spanish: Podéis usar mi diccionario.
English: You can use my dictionary.
Spanish: Podrás visitarme mañana.
English: You can visit me tomorrow.
Spanish: Podés esperar en esta sala.
English: You can wait in this room.
Spanish: No puedes estar seguro de eso.
English: You can't be sure of that.
Spanish: No puedes ganarle al ayuntamiento.
English: You can't fight City Hall.
Spanish: No puedes entrar con esto.
English: You can't go in with this.
Spanish: No puedes permitir que eso pase.
English: You can't let that happen.
Spanish: No se puede dar gusto a todo el mundo.
English: You can't please everyone.
Spanish: No se puede agradar a todo el mundo.
English: You can't please everyone.
Spanish: No puedes andar en patineta aquí.
English: You can't skateboard here.
Spanish: En la escuela no se puede fumar.
English: You can't smoke in school.
Spanish: Podrías haber sido feliz.
English: You could have been happy.
Spanish: Tú me desprecias, ¿o no?
English: You despise me, don't you?
Spanish: No comiste mucho en el almuerzo.
English: You didn't eat much lunch.
Spanish: No viste lo que yo vi.
English: You didn't see what I saw.
Spanish: No es necesario que tú hagas eso.
English: You don't have to do that.
Spanish: No tienes que ayudarme.
English: You don't have to help me.
Spanish: No conocéis a mi hermano.
English: You don't know my brother.
Spanish: Usted no conoce a mi hermano.
English: You don't know my brother.
Spanish: Ustedes no conocen a mi hermano.
English: You don't know my brother.
Spanish: Tú no conoces a mi hermano.
English: You don't know my brother.
Spanish: Vosotros no conocéis a mi hermano.
English: You don't know my brother.
Spanish: Vosotras no conocéis a mi hermano.
English: You don't know my brother.
Spanish: No te gusto, ¿verdad?
English: You don't like me, do you?
Spanish: No necesitas telefonearme.
English: You don't need to call me.
Spanish: No necesitas llamarme por teléfono.
English: You don't need to call me.
Spanish: No hace falta que hagas eso.
English: You don't need to do that.
Spanish: No tienes por qué hacer eso.
English: You don't need to do that.
Spanish: No tenéis que hacer eso.
English: You don't need to do that.
Spanish: No tenéis por qué hacer eso.
English: You don't need to do that.
Spanish: No hace falta que hagáis eso.
English: You don't need to do that.
Spanish: No es necesario envolverlo.
English: You don't need to wrap it.
Spanish: Se te olvidó comprar lechuga.
English: You forgot to buy lettuce.
Spanish: Tenés un don para la música.
English: You have a gift for music.
Spanish: Tenés un admirador secreto.
English: You have a secret admirer.
Spanish: Tienes una habitación muy bonita.
English: You have a very nice room.
Spanish: No tienes idea de quién soy.
English: You have no idea who I am.
Spanish: No necesitas apresurarte.
English: You have no need to hurry.
Spanish: Tienes el número equivocado.
English: You have the wrong number.
Spanish: Tienes que estar en silencio total.
English: You have to be very quiet.
Spanish: No metas nada de ruido.
English: You have to be very quiet.
Spanish: Tienes que creer en mí.
English: You have to believe in me.
Spanish: Tienes que hacer eso hoy.
English: You have to do that today.
Spanish: Tienes que llevarnos a casa.
English: You have to drive us home.
Spanish: Tienes que comer con regularidad.
English: You have to eat regularly.
Spanish: ¡Tenés que seguir luchando!
English: You have to keep fighting.
Spanish: Tienes que dejar de beber.
English: You have to stop drinking.
Spanish: Tienes que arriesgarte.
English: You have to take a chance.
Spanish: Tienes perro, ¿no?
English: You keep a dog, don't you?
Spanish: Sabes que no como carne.
English: You know I don't eat meat.
Spanish: Sabes lo que tienes que hacer.
English: You know what you must do.
Spanish: Sabes dónde encontrarme.
English: You know where to find me.
Spanish: Sabes que puedes confiar en mí.
English: You know you can trust me.
Spanish: Te gusta el chocolate, ¿verdad?
English: You like chocolate, right?
Spanish: Te gustan las chicas, ¿no?
English: You like girls, don't you?
Spanish: A usted le gustan las chicas, ¿no?
English: You like girls, don't you?
Spanish: Te ves bien usando kimono.
English: You look good in a kimono.
Spanish: Pareces imbécil.
English: You look like an imbecile.
Spanish: Amas a tu esposa, ¿verdad?
English: You love your wife, right?
Spanish: Tomasteis la decisión adecuada.
English: You made the right choice.
Spanish: Usted cometió el mismo error.
English: You made the same mistake.
Spanish: Puedes quedarte aquí conmigo.
English: You may stay here with me.
Spanish: Puedes quedarte conmigo.
English: You may stay here with me.
Spanish: Debes de ser el hermano de Tom.
English: You must be Tom's brother.
Spanish: Ahora debes de estar muy ocupado.
English: You must be very busy now.
Spanish: Debes hacer lo que te digo.
English: You must do as I tell you.
Spanish: Tienes que ayudar a tu madre.
English: You must help your mother.
Spanish: No debes perder las esperanzas.
English: You must not abandon hope.
Spanish: Hoy no debes salir.
English: You must not go out today.
Spanish: No debes hablar en voz alta.
English: You must not speak loudly.
Spanish: Debes apretar el nudo.
English: You must tighten the knot.
Spanish: Tienes que confiar en mí esta vez.
English: You must trust me on this.
Spanish: Tienes que confiar en mí al respecto.
English: You must trust me on this.
Spanish: Necesitas descansar un poco.
English: You need to get some rest.
Spanish: Tenéis que prestar atención.
English: You need to pay attention.
Spanish: Tienes que dejar de beber.
English: You need to stop drinking.
Spanish: Tienes que dejar de apostar.
English: You need to stop gambling.
Spanish: Necesitas ir con una chaqueta formal.
English: You need to wear a tuxedo.
Spanish: Tienes que ponerte una chaqueta de ceremonia.
English: You need to wear a tuxedo.
Spanish: Necesitáis trabajar juntos.
English: You need to work together.
Spanish: Necesitáis trabajar juntas.
English: You need to work together.
Spanish: Nunca te rindes, ¿verdad?
English: You never give up, do you?
Spanish: Tú nunca dices que me amas.
English: You never say you love me.
Spanish: Necesitas que te vea un médico.
English: You ought to see a doctor.
Spanish: Deberías dejar de fumar.
English: You ought to stop smoking.
Spanish: Deberíais escribir un libro.
English: You ought to write a book.
Spanish: Deberías escribir un libro.
English: You ought to write a book.
Spanish: Le debes una gran disculpa a Tom.
English: You owe Tom a big apology.
Spanish: Tú realmente hiciste un buen trabajo.
English: You really did a good job.
Spanish: Hoy pareces estar distraída.
English: You seem distracted today.
Spanish: Hoy pareces estar distraído.
English: You seem distracted today.
Spanish: Deberías comer más fruta.
English: You should eat more fruit.
Spanish: Deberías irte a vestir.
English: You should go get dressed.
Spanish: Deberías ir a vestirte.
English: You should go get dressed.
Spanish: Deberías relajarte un poco.
English: You should relax a little.
Spanish: Debería relajarse un poco.
English: You should relax a little.
Spanish: Deberías tomarte el día libre.
English: You should take a day off.
Spanish: Deberían tomarse el día libre.
English: You should take a day off.
Spanish: Debería tomarse el día libre.
English: You should take a day off.
Spanish: Deberías seguir mi consejo.
English: You should take my advice.
Spanish: Deberías decir la verdad.
English: You should tell the truth.
Spanish: Será mejor que no te encuentres con ella ahora.
English: You shouldn't see her now.
Spanish: Caminas más rápido que yo.
English: You walk faster than I do.
Spanish: Estabas claramente equivocado.
English: You were clearly mistaken.
Spanish: Tuviste suerte de encontrarlo.
English: You were lucky to find it.
Spanish: Vas a necesitar un guardaespaldas.
English: You will need a bodyguard.
Spanish: Les hará falta un guardaespaldas.
English: You will need a bodyguard.
Spanish: Será mejor que vengas conmigo.
English: You'd better come with me.
Spanish: Será mejor que te levantes temprano.
English: You'd better get up early.
Spanish: Será mejor que no vayas ahí.
English: You'd better not go there.
Spanish: Mejor será que no le digas a Tom.
English: You'd better not tell Tom.
Spanish: Será mejor que descanses un rato.
English: You'd better rest a while.
Spanish: Verás que estoy en lo correcto.
English: You'll see that I'm right.
Spanish: Eres una chica muy guapa.
English: You're a very pretty girl.
Spanish: Siempre te estás quejando.
English: You're always complaining.
Spanish: Siempre estás quejándote.
English: You're always complaining.
Spanish: Eres de Boston, ¿verdad?
English: You're from Boston, right?
Spanish: Estás bromeando, ¿verdad?
English: You're joking, aren't you?
Spanish: Tú eres mi sobrino favorito.
English: You're my favorite nephew.
Spanish: No estás aburrido ¿verdad?
English: You're not bored, are you?
Spanish: No estás del todo equivocado.
English: You're not entirely wrong.
Spanish: Así como te ves, no estás en condiciones de que te vean.
English: You're not fit to be seen.
Spanish: Estáis en el tren equivocado.
English: You're on the wrong train.
Spanish: Tú estás pensando demasiado en esto.
English: You're over-thinking this.
Spanish: Otra vez estás diciendo mentiras.
English: You're telling lies again.
Spanish: Estás demasiado borracho para conducir.
English: You're too drunk to drive.
Spanish: Eres demasiado estúpido para vivir.
English: You're too stupid to live.
Spanish: Eres demasiado estúpida para vivir.
English: You're too stupid to live.
Spanish: Sois demasiado estúpidos para vivir.
English: You're too stupid to live.
Spanish: Sois demasiado estúpidas para vivir.
English: You're too stupid to live.
Spanish: Tú eres demasiado joven para casarte.
English: You're too young to marry.
Spanish: Tú eres muy joven para casarte.
English: You're too young to marry.
Spanish: Estás muy elegante hoy.
English: You're very stylish today.
Spanish: Estáis muy elegantes hoy.
English: You're very stylish today.
Spanish: En este caso estás equivocado.
English: You're wrong in this case.
Spanish: Has sido tan bueno conmigo.
English: You've been so nice to me.
Spanish: Habéis sido tan atentos conmigo.
English: You've been so nice to me.
Spanish: Te has ganado un buen descanso.
English: You've earned a good rest.
Spanish: Se han ganado un buen descanso.
English: You've earned a good rest.
Spanish: Me has contagiado tu resfriado.
English: You've given me your cold.
Spanish: Me has pegado tu resfriado.
English: You've given me your cold.
Spanish: Tienes mucho que aprender.
English: You've got a lot to learn.
Spanish: Tenéis mucho que aprender.
English: You've got a lot to learn.
Spanish: Todavía te queda mucho que aprender.
English: You've got a lot to learn.
Spanish: Tú has parado el motor.
English: You've stalled the engine.
Spanish: Te has metido en una trampa.
English: You've walked into a trap.
Spanish: Tu perro intentó morderme.
English: Your dog tried to bite me.
Spanish: Tu reloj está sobre el escritorio.
English: Your watch is on the desk.
Spanish: ¿Él está mintiendo? "Obviamente."
English: Is he lying? "Obviously."
Spanish: Gracias. "De nada."
English: Thanks. "You're welcome."
Spanish: Gracias. "No hay de qué."
English: Thanks. "You're welcome."
Spanish: Un cuervo es negro como el carbón.
English: A crow is as black as coal.
Spanish: Tan solo pido unos minutos.
English: A few minutes is all I ask.
Spanish: Tan solo pido unos pocos minutos.
English: A few minutes is all I ask.
Spanish: Unas pocas personas tienen dos vehículos.
English: A few people have two cars.
Spanish: En un año pueden pasar muchas cosas.
English: A lot can happen in a year.
Spanish: Mucha gente no vota.
English: A lot of people don't vote.
Spanish: Mucha gente fue allí.
English: A lot of people went there.
Spanish: Un policía se le acercó.
English: A policeman came up to him.
Spanish: Un grito rompió el silencio.
English: A scream broke the silence.
Spanish: Había que encontrar una fórmula.
English: A solution had to be found.
Spanish: Un guiño fue su única respuesta.
English: A wink was his only answer.
Spanish: Sobre todo, cuida tu dieta.
English: Above all, watch your diet.
Spanish: Después de una tormenta, viene la calma.
English: After a storm comes a calm.
Spanish: Después de la tormenta viene la calma.
English: After a storm comes a calm.
Spanish: Después de todo, es lo razonable.
English: After all, it's reasonable.
Spanish: Los aviones aterrizan en los aeropuertos.
English: Airplanes land at airports.
Spanish: Todos mis amigos me llaman Tom.
English: All my friends call me Tom.
Spanish: Todas mis amigas me llaman Tom.
English: All my friends call me Tom.
Spanish: Todos nuestros intentos fallaron.
English: All of our attempts failed.
Spanish: Todos los perros estaban vivos.
English: All of the dogs were alive.
Spanish: Todos ellos nadan muy rápido.
English: All of them swim very fast.
Spanish: Nos metimos todos en el coche.
English: All of us got into the car.
Spanish: Todos ustedes tienen que leerlo.
English: All of you have to read it.
Spanish: A todos los estudiantes les gustan las vacaciones.
English: All students like holidays.
Spanish: Todo ese trabajo me ha dejado exhausto.
English: All that work exhausted me.
Spanish: Todos los pobladores lo conocen.
English: All the villagers know him.
Spanish: Sólo das excusas.
English: All you do is make excuses.
Spanish: Todo lo que tienes que hacer es esperar.
English: All you have to do is wait.
Spanish: Todo vale en el amor y en la guerra.
English: All's fair in love and war.
Spanish: Casi nadie le creía a ella.
English: Almost no one believed her.
Spanish: Estados Unidos estuvo en guerra en 1864.
English: America was at war in 1864.
Spanish: Se excavó una antigua vasija.
English: An antique pot was dug out.
Spanish: A los animales les da miedo el fuego.
English: Animals are afraid of fire.
Spanish: Los animales tienen miedo del fuego.
English: Animals are afraid of fire.
Spanish: Los animales viven en el bosque.
English: Animals inhabit the forest.
Spanish: El que tiene boca se equivoca.
English: Anybody can make a mistake.
Spanish: Sea como sea, tomaré la oportunidad.
English: Anyway, I'll take a chance.
Spanish: ¿Eres estadounidense o francés?
English: Are you American or French?
Spanish: ¿Usted es americano o francés?
English: Are you American or French?
Spanish: ¿Eres ciudadano canadiense?
English: Are you a Canadian citizen?
Spanish: ¿Estás completamente seguro?
English: Are you absolutely certain?
Spanish: ¿Le temes a la oscuridad?
English: Are you afraid of the dark?
Spanish: ¿Me estás llamando ladrón?
English: Are you calling me a thief?
Spanish: ¿Estáis seguros de esto?
English: Are you certain about this?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de esto?
English: Are you certain about this?
Spanish: ¿Estáis seguras de esto?
English: Are you certain about this?
Spanish: ¿Estás segura de esto?
English: Are you certain about this?
Spanish: ¿Estás yendo más lejos?
English: Are you going much farther?
Spanish: ¿Vas mucho más lejos?
English: Are you going much farther?
Spanish: ¿Vas a salir mañana?
English: Are you going out tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Vas a ir, o no?
English: Are you going to go or not?
Spanish: ¿Vas a cantar aquí?
English: Are you going to sing here?
Spanish: ¿Vas a quedarte mucho tiempo?
English: Are you going to stay long?
Spanish: ¿Vas a querer más?
English: Are you going to want more?
Spanish: ¿La estás pasando bien?
English: Are you having a good time?
Spanish: ¿La están pasando bien?
English: Are you having a good time?
Spanish: ¿Estás pasándola bien?
English: Are you having a nice time?
Spanish: ¿Es usted intolerante a la lactosa?
English: Are you lactose intolerant?
Spanish: ¿Tú estás escuchando algo de música?
English: Are you listening to music?
Spanish: ¿Tenés edad para votar?
English: Are you old enough to vote?
Spanish: ¿Están listos para el viaje?
English: Are you ready for the trip?
Spanish: ¿Estás listo para el viaje?
English: Are you ready for the trip?
Spanish: ¿Estás preparada para mañana?
English: Are you ready for tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Está listo para dar su orden?
English: Are you ready to order now?
Spanish: ¿Quieres decir que yo tenía razón?
English: Are you saying I was right?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de tus hechos?
English: Are you sure of your facts?
Spanish: ¿Usted está pensando en Tom?
English: Are you thinking about Tom?
Spanish: ¿Estáis pensando en Tom?
English: Are you thinking about Tom?
Spanish: ¿Está pensando en Tom?
English: Are you thinking about Tom?
Spanish: ¿Están ustedes dos ocupados en este momento?
English: Are you two busy right now?
Spanish: ¿Están tus niños todavía en la cama?
English: Are your kids still in bed?
Spanish: ¿Están todavía acostados tus hijos?
English: Are your kids still in bed?
Spanish: ¿No estás siendo muy maleducado?
English: Aren't you being very rude?
Spanish: ¿No estás siendo muy grosero?
English: Aren't you being very rude?
Spanish: ¿No estás de servicio esta noche?
English: Aren't you on duty tonight?
Spanish: ¿Sois los tres canadienses?
English: Aren't you three Canadians?
Spanish: ¿Sois las tres de Canadá?
English: Aren't you three Canadians?
Spanish: La ciencia es duradera pero la vida es breve.
English: Art is long, life is short.
Spanish: Decile a Tom que no me espere.
English: Ask Tom not to wait for me.
Spanish: Pídele a Tom que no me espere.
English: Ask Tom not to wait for me.
Spanish: Los astronautas llevan trajes espaciales.
English: Astronauts wear spacesuits.
Spanish: Al fin pasé la prueba.
English: At last, I passed the test.
Spanish: Al fin nos libramos de él.
English: At last, we got rid of him.
Spanish: La Atlántida se hundió en el mar.
English: Atlantis sank into the sea.
Spanish: Los bancos abren a las nueve de la mañana.
English: Banks open at nine o'clock.
Spanish: El baloncesto es muy divertido.
English: Basketball is a lot of fun.
Spanish: Ten cuidado con ese cuchillo.
English: Be careful with that knife.
Spanish: Las abejas nos dan miel.
English: Bees provide us with honey.
Spanish: El papel secante absorbe la tinta.
English: Blotting paper absorbs ink.
Spanish: Ambos policías fueron asesinados.
English: Both policemen were killed.
Spanish: Ambas formas de escribir son correctas.
English: Both spellings are correct.
Spanish: Los boxeadores necesitan reflejos rápidos.
English: Boxers need quick reflexes.
Spanish: Chicos, no hagáis ruido.
English: Boys, don't make any noise.
Spanish: El cáncer de mama es una enfermedad.
English: Breast cancer is a disease.
Spanish: Lo bueno, si breve, dos veces bueno.
English: Brevity is the soul of wit.
Spanish: Una síntesis vale por diez análisis.
English: Brevity is the soul of wit.
Spanish: Trae un par de sillas más.
English: Bring a couple more chairs.
Spanish: Tráeme una cubeta de agua.
English: Bring me a bucket of water.
Spanish: Tráeme un balde de agua.
English: Bring me a bucket of water.
Spanish: Los hermanos no deberían pelearse.
English: Brothers shouldn't quarrel.
Spanish: Cepíllate los dientes todos los días.
English: Brush your teeth every day.
Spanish: Llámame cuando estés allí.
English: Call me when you get there.
Spanish: Llama al médico de inmediato.
English: Call the doctor right away.
Spanish: ¿Puedo hacer una pregunta rápida?
English: Can I ask a quick question?
Spanish: ¿Puedo tomar prestado este paraguas?
English: Can I borrow this umbrella?
Spanish: ¿Me prestás tu tijera?
English: Can I borrow your scissors?
Spanish: ¿Me prestas las tijeras?
English: Can I borrow your scissors?
Spanish: ¿Puedo tomar prestado tu paraguas?
English: Can I borrow your umbrella?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hacer algo por usted?
English: Can I do something for you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hacer algo por vos?
English: Can I do something for you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hacer algo por ti?
English: Can I do something for you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo encontrarte en Facebook?
English: Can I find you on Facebook?
Spanish: ¿Puedo darte un consejo?
English: Can I give you some advice?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hablar contigo?
English: Can I have a word with you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo ponerle esto en el brazo?
English: Can I put this on your arm?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hablar con el gerente?
English: Can I speak to the manager?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hablar contigo fuera?
English: Can I speak to you outside?
Spanish: ¿Podemos hablar fuera?
English: Can I speak to you outside?
Spanish: ¿Puedo ver tu próximo juego?
English: Can I watch your next game?
Spanish: ¿Ella puede soportar un viaje largo?
English: Can she endure a long trip?
Spanish: ¿Podemos creer a los políticos?
English: Can we believe politicians?
Spanish: ¿Podemos hacerlo antes del lunes?
English: Can we do it before Monday?
Spanish: ¿Nos puedes dar el menú, por favor?
English: Can we have a menu, please?
Spanish: ¿Podemos estar un momento a solas?
English: Can we have a moment alone?
Spanish: ¿Me puede añadir a la lista?
English: Can you add me to the list?
Spanish: ¿Sabes resolver este acertijo?
English: Can you answer this riddle?
Spanish: ¿Podés llamarme un taxi?
English: Can you call a taxi for me?
Spanish: ¿Puedes limpiar tu habitación?
English: Can you clean your bedroom?
Spanish: ¿Puedes hacerme un favor pequeñito?
English: Can you do me a tiny favor?
Spanish: ¿Puedes arreglar nuestro lavaplatos?
English: Can you fix our dishwasher?
Spanish: ¿Puede enmarcar esta foto?
English: Can you frame this picture?
Spanish: ¿Podría enmarcar esta foto?
English: Can you frame this picture?
Spanish: ¿Puedes darle primeros auxilios?
English: Can you give him first aid?
Spanish: ¿Me puede hacer un descuento?
English: Can you give me a discount?