arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Tom alegó ser el hijo de Mary.
English: Tom claimed to be Mary's son.
Spanish: Tom depende demasiado de Mary.
English: Tom depends on Mary too much.
Spanish: Tom depende demasiado de Mary.
English: Tom depends too much on Mary.
Spanish: Tom merece estar en prisión.
English: Tom deserves to be in prison.
Spanish: Tom no hizo nada más que quejarse.
English: Tom did nothing but complain.
Spanish: Tom hizo lo que dijo que haría.
English: Tom did what he said he'd do.
Spanish: Tom no le preguntó nada a Mary.
English: Tom didn't ask Mary anything.
Spanish: Tom ni siquiera miró a Mary.
English: Tom didn't even look at Mary.
Spanish: Tom no tenía ganas de hablar.
English: Tom didn't feel like talking.
Spanish: Tom no tenía ganas de esperar.
English: Tom didn't feel like waiting.
Spanish: Tom no llegó allí a tiempo.
English: Tom didn't get there on time.
Spanish: Tom no tenía suficiente dinero.
English: Tom didn't have enough money.
Spanish: Tom no llevaba sus zapatos puestos.
English: Tom didn't have on his shoes.
Spanish: Tom no sabía cómo reaccionar.
English: Tom didn't know how to react.
Spanish: Tom no sabía cómo contestar.
English: Tom didn't know how to reply.
Spanish: Tomás no sabía qué es esto.
English: Tom didn't know what this is.
Spanish: Tom no se veía para nada feliz.
English: Tom didn't look happy at all.
Spanish: Tom no parecía raro.
English: Tom didn't look like a freak.
Spanish: Tom no quiso herir a Mary.
English: Tom didn't mean to hurt Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quiso matar a Mary.
English: Tom didn't mean to kill Mary.
Spanish: Tom no pretendía matar a Mary.
English: Tom didn't mean to kill Mary.
Spanish: Tom no necesitó más cirugía.
English: Tom didn't need more surgery.
Spanish: Tom no vio a Mary por ningún lado.
English: Tom didn't see Mary anywhere.
Spanish: Tom no vio la señal de stop.
English: Tom didn't see the stop sign.
Spanish: Tom no quería que lo supiera María.
English: Tom didn't want Mary to know.
Spanish: Tom no quería que Mary trabajase.
English: Tom didn't want Mary to work.
Spanish: Tom no quería ir a la guerra.
English: Tom didn't want to go to war.
Spanish: Tom no quería herir a María.
English: Tom didn't want to hurt Mary.
Spanish: Tomás murió el 20 de Octubre de 2013.
English: Tom died on October 20, 2013.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta ir al colegio.
English: Tom dislikes going to school.
Spanish: Tom dejó a Mary en el parque.
English: Tom ditched Mary in the park.
Spanish: Tom no hace mucho, ¿o sí?
English: Tom doesn't do much, does he?
Spanish: Tom no come carne o huevos.
English: Tom doesn't eat meat or eggs.
Spanish: Tom no tiene ganas de comer.
English: Tom doesn't feel like eating.
Spanish: Tom no sabe que yo sé.
English: Tom doesn't know that I know.
Spanish: Tom no conoce los detalles.
English: Tom doesn't know the details.
Spanish: Tom no sabe qué decir.
English: Tom doesn't know what to say.
Spanish: Tom no sabe a dónde ir.
English: Tom doesn't know where to go.
Spanish: Tom no sabe quién es Mary.
English: Tom doesn't know who Mary is.
Spanish: A Tom no le gustan las controversias.
English: Tom doesn't like controversy.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta comer pescado.
English: Tom doesn't like eating fish.
Spanish: A Tom no le gustan las matemáticas.
English: Tom doesn't like mathematics.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta este diseño.
English: Tom doesn't like this design.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta estar solo.
English: Tom doesn't like to be alone.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta comer pescado.
English: Tom doesn't like to eat fish.
Spanish: Tomás no escucha a nadie.
English: Tom doesn't listen to anyone.
Spanish: A Tom no le importa mojarse.
English: Tom doesn't mind getting wet.
Spanish: Tom no se acuerda de mi nombre.
English: Tom doesn't remember my name.
Spanish: Tom no parece ser feliz.
English: Tom doesn't seem to be happy.
Spanish: Tom no se ve demasiado preocupado.
English: Tom doesn't seem too worried.
Spanish: Tom no sonríe muy a menudo.
English: Tom doesn't smile very often.
Spanish: Tom no habla nada de francés.
English: Tom doesn't speak any French.
Spanish: Tom no se habla con nadie.
English: Tom doesn't talk with anyone.
Spanish: Tom no cree que pueda ganar.
English: Tom doesn't think he can win.
Spanish: Tom no confía en la Policía.
English: Tom doesn't trust the police.
Spanish: Tom no quiere la lástima de Mary.
English: Tom doesn't want Mary's pity.
Spanish: Tom no quiere que lo encuentren.
English: Tom doesn't want to be found.
Spanish: Tom no quiere ir allá.
English: Tom doesn't want to go there.
Spanish: Tom dibuja retratos muy bonitos.
English: Tom draws very nice pictures.
Spanish: Tom pasó a decir gracias.
English: Tom dropped by to say thanks.
Spanish: Tom se tiñó el pelo castaño oscuro.
English: Tom dyed his hair dark brown.
Spanish: Tom disfrutaba jugar béisbol.
English: Tom enjoyed playing baseball.
Spanish: Tom disfrutó trabajar para Mary.
English: Tom enjoyed working for Mary.
Spanish: Tom disfruta tocando la flauta.
English: Tom enjoys playing the flute.
Spanish: Tomás entró sin llamar a la puerta.
English: Tom entered without knocking.
Spanish: Tom espera que Mary le obedezca.
English: Tom expects Mary to obey him.
Spanish: Tom espera demasiado de Mary.
English: Tom expects too much of Mary.
Spanish: Tom alimentó a su perro con sobras de la mesa.
English: Tom fed his dog table scraps.
Spanish: Tom se quedó dormido en el volante.
English: Tom fell asleep at the wheel.
Spanish: Tom se quedó dormido sobre el sillón.
English: Tom fell asleep on the couch.
Spanish: Tom se quedó dormido en el tren.
English: Tom fell asleep on the train.
Spanish: Tom se sintió totalmente desamparado.
English: Tom felt completely helpless.
Spanish: Tom se sintió mareado por el calor.
English: Tom felt dizzy from the heat.
Spanish: Tom llenó la caja con comida.
English: Tom filled the box with food.
Spanish: Tom olvidó comprar pasta de dientes.
English: Tom forgot to buy toothpaste.
Spanish: Tom olvidó comprar pasta dentífrica.
English: Tom forgot to buy toothpaste.
Spanish: Tom olvidó comprar dentífrico.
English: Tom forgot to buy toothpaste.
Spanish: Tom se olvidó de archivar sus impuestos.
English: Tom forgot to file his taxes.
Spanish: Tom olvidó firmar el cheque.
English: Tom forgot to sign the check.
Spanish: Tom encontró un trébol de cuatro hojas.
English: Tom found a four-leaf clover.
Spanish: Tom descubrió dónde estaba Mary.
English: Tom found out where Mary was.
Spanish: Tom le dio a Mary el mensaje de John.
English: Tom gave Mary John's message.
Spanish: Tomás le dio a María un poco de chocolate.
English: Tom gave Mary some chocolate.
Spanish: Tom nos dio una vuelta por Boston.
English: Tom gave us a tour of Boston.
Spanish: Tom se enfadó mucho con María.
English: Tom got very angry with Mary.
Spanish: Tom tuvo un buen día en la escuela.
English: Tom had a good day at school.
Spanish: Tom tenía sangre en su ropa.
English: Tom had blood on his clothes.
Spanish: Tom nunca ha conducido un camión.
English: Tom had never driven a truck.
Spanish: Tom no tenía voz en el tema.
English: Tom had no say in the matter.
Spanish: Tom no tenía ni voz ni voto en el asunto.
English: Tom had no say in the matter.
Spanish: Tomás no tenía a dónde regresar.
English: Tom had nowhere to return to.
Spanish: Tom tuvo que renunciar a su sueño.
English: Tom had to give up his dream.
Spanish: Tom tenía que cuidar de Mary.
English: Tom had to take care of Mary.
Spanish: Tom le pasó a Mary las tijeras.
English: Tom handed Mary the scissors.
Spanish: Tom le pasó la escoba a Mary.
English: Tom handed the broom to Mary.
Spanish: Tom casi nunca se comporta concorde a su edad.
English: Tom hardly ever acts his age.
Spanish: Tom tiene una enfermedad contagiosa.
English: Tom has a contagious disease.
Spanish: Tom tiene una casa de campo junto al mar.
English: Tom has a cottage by the sea.
Spanish: Tom tiene un estilo de vida saludable.
English: Tom has a healthy life style.
Spanish: Tom tiene una voz aguda.
English: Tom has a high-pitched voice.
Spanish: Tom tiene mucho de que pensar.
English: Tom has a lot to think about.
Spanish: Tom tiene un hijo de tu edad.
English: Tom has a son about your age.
Spanish: Tom tiene un hijo que es médico.
English: Tom has a son who's a doctor.
Spanish: Tom tiene tendencia a divagar.
English: Tom has a tendency to ramble.
Spanish: Tom tiene un empleo muy estresante.
English: Tom has a very stressful job.
Spanish: Tom tiene un gemelo malvado.
English: Tom has an evil twin brother.
Spanish: Tom lleva aquí desde 2013.
English: Tom has been here since 2013.
Spanish: Tom ha cambiado un montón.
English: Tom has changed an awful lot.
Spanish: Tomás ha hecho un muy buen trabajo.
English: Tom has done a very good job.
Spanish: Tom tiene buen gusto en la música.
English: Tom has good tastes in music.
Spanish: Tomás tiene sus propios problemas.
English: Tom has got his own problems.
Spanish: Tom tiene su propia vida que vivir.
English: Tom has his own life to live.
Spanish: Tom ha conocido a Mary por años.
English: Tom has known Mary for years.
Spanish: Tom ha perdido mucho peso.
English: Tom has lost a lot of weight.
Spanish: Tom tiene más dinero que yo.
English: Tom has more money than I do.
Spanish: Tom no ha ido nunca a Boston.
English: Tom has never been to Boston.
Spanish: Tom no ha ido nunca a Boston.
English: Tom has never gone to Boston.
Spanish: Tom nunca tuvo mucho dinero.
English: Tom has never had much money.
Spanish: Tom no ha matado nunca a nadie.
English: Tom has never killed anybody.
Spanish: Tom nunca ha visto una jirafa.
English: Tom has never seen a giraffe.
Spanish: Tom no tiene ni idea de quién hizo eso.
English: Tom has no idea who did that.
Spanish: Tom no tiene derecho a decir eso.
English: Tom has no right to say that.
Spanish: Tomás no tiene nada mejor que hacer.
English: Tom has nothing better to do.
Spanish: Tom tiene unas ideas muy buenas.
English: Tom has some very good ideas.
Spanish: Tom tiene habilidades telepáticas.
English: Tom has telepathic abilities.
Spanish: Tom no ha estado casado por mucho tiempo.
English: Tom hasn't been married long.
Spanish: Tom no ha cambiado mucho.
English: Tom hasn't changed very much.
Spanish: Tom oyó que Mary había muerto.
English: Tom heard that Mary had died.
Spanish: Tom oyó que Mary estaba enferma.
English: Tom heard that Mary was sick.
Spanish: Tom lo oyó y se enfadó.
English: Tom heard this and got angry.
Spanish: Tom ayudó a Mary a entrar al auto.
English: Tom helped Mary into the car.
Spanish: Tom contrató a Mary para que hiciera el trabajo.
English: Tom hired Mary to do the job.
Spanish: Tom espera que a Mary le guste aquí.
English: Tom hopes Mary likes it here.
Spanish: Tom ignoró a Mary toda la mañana.
English: Tom ignored Mary all morning.
Spanish: Tom insistió en ayudar a Mary.
English: Tom insisted on helping Mary.
Spanish: Tom es canadiense, y yo también.
English: Tom is Canadian, and so am I.
Spanish: Tom es el ex-esposo de Mary.
English: Tom is Mary's former husband.
Spanish: Tom es más bien tímido.
English: Tom is a bit on the shy side.
Spanish: Tom es un fracaso como padre.
English: Tom is a failure as a father.
Spanish: Tom es un buen amigo mío.
English: Tom is a good friend of mine.
Spanish: Tom es un delincuente juvenil.
English: Tom is a juvenile delinquent.
Spanish: Tom es un ciudadano que respeta la ley.
English: Tom is a law-abiding citizen.
Spanish: Tom es mucho mayor que Mary.
English: Tom is a lot older than Mary.
Spanish: Tom es un hombre de fiar.
English: Tom is a man you can rely on.
Spanish: Tom es un miembro del coro.
English: Tom is a member of the choir.
Spanish: Tom es un tirador muy competente.
English: Tom is a proficient marksman.
Spanish: Tom es una persona realmente inteligente.
English: Tom is a really smart person.
Spanish: Tom es un conductor muy precavido.
English: Tom is a very careful driver.
Spanish: Tom es un hombre muy perceptivo.
English: Tom is a very perceptive man.
Spanish: Tom es un consumado buceador.
English: Tom is an accomplished diver.
Spanish: Tom es un vendedor eficaz.
English: Tom is an effective salesman.
Spanish: Tom es un excelente tirador.
English: Tom is an excellent marksman.
Spanish: Tom es un pecador impenitente.
English: Tom is an unrepentant sinner.
Spanish: Tom es, según parece, canadiense.
English: Tom is apparently a Canadian.
Spanish: Tom es capaz de ir a los extremos.
English: Tom is apt to go to extremes.
Spanish: Tom es tan alto como su padre.
English: Tom is as tall as his father.
Spanish: Tom está de vuelta con su exesposa.
English: Tom is back with his ex-wife.
Spanish: Tom es completamente inconsecuente.
English: Tom is completely unreliable.
Spanish: Tom está contando con tu ayuda.
English: Tom is counting on your help.
Spanish: Tom lo está haciendo muy bien hoy.
English: Tom is doing very well today.
Spanish: A Tom le está yendo muy bien hoy.
English: Tom is doing very well today.
Spanish: Tom está impaciente por ir a Boston.
English: Tom is eager to go to Boston.
Spanish: Tom está comprometido para casarse.
English: Tom is engaged to be married.
Spanish: Tomás es más rápido de lo que pensás.
English: Tom is faster than you think.
Spanish: Tomás es más rápido de lo que piensas.
English: Tom is faster than you think.
Spanish: Todo le va a salir bien a Tom.
English: Tom is going to be just fine.
Spanish: Tom va a tener cirugía.
English: Tom is going to have surgery.
Spanish: Tom lo volverá a intentar.
English: Tom is going to try it again.
Spanish: Tom está teniendo un ataque de pánico.
English: Tom is having a panic attack.
Spanish: Tom es su propio mayor enemigo.
English: Tom is his own biggest enemy.
Spanish: Tom es honesto, por eso me gusta.
English: Tom is honest, so I like him.
Spanish: Tom está imitando al profesor.
English: Tom is imitating the teacher.
Spanish: Tom está de mal humor.
English: Tom is in a mischievous mood.
Spanish: Tom está casado con una canadiense.
English: Tom is married to a Canadian.
Spanish: Tom es mucho más alto que Mary.
English: Tom is much taller than Mary.
Spanish: Tom se está paseando de un lado para otro.
English: Tom is pacing back and forth.
Spanish: Tom es pesimista, ¿no?
English: Tom is pessimistic, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom está jugando con sus juguetes.
English: Tom is playing with his toys.
Spanish: Tom está probablemente todavía escondido.
English: Tom is probably still hiding.
Spanish: Tom está orgulloso de su hija.
English: Tom is proud of his daughter.
Spanish: Tom es bastante bueno en la cocina.
English: Tom is quite good at cooking.
Spanish: A Tom se le hizo un poco tarde.
English: Tom is running a little late.
Spanish: Tom está en algún lugar del parque.
English: Tom is somewhere in the park.
Spanish: Tom todavía está en el hospital.
English: Tom is still in the hospital.
Spanish: Tom todavía está hablando con Mary.
English: Tom is still talking to Mary.
Spanish: Tom se está tomando un par de días libres.
English: Tom is taking a few days off.
Spanish: Tom está dando su examen final.
English: Tom is taking his final exam.
Spanish: Tom está tomando clases en línea.
English: Tom is taking online classes.
Spanish: Tom es el tipo que hizo eso.
English: Tom is the guy that did that.
Spanish: Tom es el alma de la fiesta.
English: Tom is the life of the party.
Spanish: Tom es el que me besó.
English: Tom is the one who kissed me.
Spanish: Tom fue quien disparó a Mary.
English: Tom is the one who shot Mary.
Spanish: Tomás es el único paciente que queda.
English: Tom is the only patient left.
Spanish: Tom está intentando bajar de peso.
English: Tom is trying to lose weight.
Spanish: Tom está totalmente desorientado.
English: Tom is utterly disorientated.
Spanish: A Tom le dan mucho miedo las serpientes.
English: Tom is very afraid of snakes.
Spanish: Tom tiene mucho miedo de las serpientes.
English: Tom is very afraid of snakes.
Spanish: Tom teme mucho a las serpientes.
English: Tom is very afraid of snakes.
Spanish: Tom es un manitas, ¿a que sí?
English: Tom is very crafty, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom está muy disgustado por esto.
English: Tom is very upset about this.
Spanish: Tom está retirando su oferta.
English: Tom is withdrawing his offer.
Spanish: Tom está trabajando en la cochera.
English: Tom is working at the garage.
Spanish: Tom está escribiendo una carta a Mary.
English: Tom is writing Mary a letter.
Spanish: Tom es tu amigo, ¿no?
English: Tom is your friend, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom no es un ciudadano japonés.
English: Tom isn't a Japanese citizen.
Spanish: Tom no es muy bueno bailando.
English: Tom isn't a very good dancer.
Spanish: Tom no le teme a nada.
English: Tom isn't afraid of anything.
Spanish: Tom no responde al móvil.
English: Tom isn't answering his cell.
Spanish: Tom no está tan ocupado como lo está Mary.
English: Tom isn't as busy as Mary is.
Spanish: Tom no está tan ocupado como lo estás tú.
English: Tom isn't as busy as you are.
Spanish: Tom no es tan viejo como parece.
English: Tom isn't as old as he looks.
Spanish: Tom no es tan rico como lo es Mary.
English: Tom isn't as rich as Mary is.
Spanish: Tom no es tan joven como nosotros.
English: Tom isn't as young as we are.
Spanish: Tom no está celebrando, ¿verdad?
English: Tom isn't celebrating, is he?
Spanish: Tom no se va a casar contigo.
English: Tom isn't going to marry you.
Spanish: Tom no está aquí en este momento.
English: Tom isn't here at the moment.
Spanish: Tom no está en muy buena forma.
English: Tom isn't in very good shape.
Spanish: Tom no está jugando al tenis ahora.
English: Tom isn't playing tennis now.
Spanish: Tom no es del tipo delicado.
English: Tom isn't the squeamish type.
Spanish: Tom tenía una ardilla como mascota.
English: Tom kept a squirrel as a pet.
Spanish: Tom besó a Mary en la mejilla.
English: Tom kissed Mary on the cheek.
Spanish: Tom besó a Mary apasionadamente.
English: Tom kissed Mary passionately.
Spanish: Tom sabía que Mary no estaba en casa.
English: Tom knew Mary wasn't at home.
Spanish: Tom sabía que Mary estaría enfadada.
English: Tom knew Mary would be angry.
Spanish: Tom sabía que Mary estaría enojada.
English: Tom knew Mary would be angry.
Spanish: Tom sabía que Mary conocía a John.
English: Tom knew that Mary knew John.
Spanish: Tom sabía que Mary lo amaba.
English: Tom knew that Mary loved him.
Spanish: Tom sabe unos cuantos trucos de magia.
English: Tom knows a few magic tricks.
Spanish: Tom conoce tanto a Mary como a John.
English: Tom knows both Mary and John.
Spanish: Tom sabe que le mentí.
English: Tom knows that I lied to him.
Spanish: Tom sabe quién mató a su perro.
English: Tom knows who killed his dog.
Spanish: Tom se reclinó en su silla.
English: Tom leaned back in his chair.
Spanish: Tom se apoyó de espaldas sobre el sofá.
English: Tom leaned back on the couch.
Spanish: Tom se fue antes de que Mary llegara.
English: Tom left before Mary arrived.
Spanish: Tom ha dejado mi bolso en el hotel.
English: Tom left my bag at the hotel.
Spanish: Tom le dejó algo de dinero a Mary.
English: Tom left some money for Mary.
Spanish: Tom dejó la televisión encendida toda la noche.
English: Tom left the TV on all night.
Spanish: Tom dejó la puerta principal abierta.
English: Tom left the front door open.
Spanish: Tom dejó apresuradamente la habitación.
English: Tom left the room in a hurry.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta comer ostras crudas.
English: Tom likes eating raw oysters.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta superar los límites.
English: Tom likes to push the limits.
Spanish: Tom vive en una pequeña villa.
English: Tom lives in a small village.
Spanish: Tomás hoy se ve muchísimo mejor.
English: Tom looks a lot better today.
Spanish: Tom se ve más feliz de lo normal.
English: Tom looks happier than usual.
Spanish: Tom se ve que está durmiendo.
English: Tom looks like he's sleeping.
Spanish: Tom se ve verdaderamente avergonzado.
English: Tom looks really embarrassed.
Spanish: Tom me ama, y yo a él.
English: Tom loves me, and I love him.
Spanish: A Tom le encanta escalar montañas.
English: Tom loves to climb mountains.
Spanish: Tom hizo un collar para Mary.
English: Tom made a necklace for Mary.
Spanish: Tom le hizo un bocadillo a Mary.
English: Tom made a sandwich for Mary.
Spanish: Tom tomó una pésima decisión.
English: Tom made a terrible decision.
Spanish: Tom nos hizo esperar mucho tiempo.
English: Tom made us wait a long time.
Spanish: Tom conoció a Mary hace tres años.
English: Tom met Mary three years ago.
Spanish: Tom pronuncia mal muchas palabras.
English: Tom mispronounces many words.
Spanish: Tom debe estar orgulloso de sí mismo.
English: Tom must be proud of himself.
Spanish: Tom debe amar muchísimo a Mary.
English: Tom must love Mary very much.
Spanish: Tom no volvió a casa aquél día.
English: Tom never came home that day.
Spanish: Tom nunca deja de sorprenderme.
English: Tom never ceases to amaze me.
Spanish: Tom nunca supo lo que pasó.
English: Tom never knew what happened.
Spanish: Tom parece que nunca se enfada.
English: Tom never seems to get upset.
Spanish: Tom nunca me habló sobre esto.
English: Tom never told me about this.
Spanish: Tom jamás habría dicho eso.
English: Tom never would've said that.
Spanish: Tom nunca habría dicho eso.
English: Tom never would've said that.
Spanish: Tom te ofreció un trabajo, ¿no?
English: Tom offered you a job, right?
Spanish: Tom abrió la puerta a Mary.
English: Tom opened the door for Mary.
Spanish: Tom ordenó una botella de vino.
English: Tom ordered a bottle of wine.
Spanish: Tom debería dejar de hacer eso.
English: Tom ought to stop doing that.
Spanish: Tom tiene un auto deportivo amarillo.
English: Tom owns a yellow sports car.
Spanish: Tom empacó sus pertenencias.
English: Tom packed up his belongings.
Spanish: Tom se estacionó detrás del auto de Mary.
English: Tom parked behind Mary's car.
Spanish: Tom se estacionó en su lugar habitual.
English: Tom parked in his usual spot.
Spanish: Tom se paró donde siempre se para.
English: Tom parked in his usual spot.
Spanish: Tom se desmayó del calor.
English: Tom passed out from the heat.
Spanish: Tom se desmayó por el dolor.
English: Tom passed out from the pain.
Spanish: Tomás le peló una manzana a María.
English: Tom peeled an apple for Mary.
Spanish: Tom se sirvió algo de leche.
English: Tom poured himself some milk.
Spanish: Tom se hizo pasar por canadiense.
English: Tom pretended to be Canadian.
Spanish: Tom me prometió que lo haría.
English: Tom promised me he'd do that.
Spanish: Tom sacó su teléfono móvil.
English: Tom pulled out his cellphone.
Spanish: Tom le pegó un puñetazo en la cara a Mary.
English: Tom punched Mary in the face.
Spanish: Tom puso el mapa sobre la mesa.
English: Tom put the map on the table.
Spanish: Tom corrió descalzo por la nieve.
English: Tom ran barefoot in the snow.
Spanish: Tom corría descalzo por la nieve.
English: Tom ran barefoot in the snow.
Spanish: Tom se divirtió mucho en la fiesta.
English: Tom really enjoyed the party.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta realmente su nuevo trabajo.
English: Tom really likes his new job.
Spanish: Tom añora de veras a su familia.
English: Tom really misses his family.
Spanish: Tom se negó a abrir la puerta.
English: Tom refused to open the door.
Spanish: Tom rehusó disparar al perro.
English: Tom refused to shoot the dog.
Spanish: Tom se rehusó a firmar con su nombre.
English: Tom refused to sign his name.
Spanish: Tom me recuerda a su padre.
English: Tom reminds me of his father.
Spanish: Tom corre 10 kilómetros por día.
English: Tom runs 10 kilometers a day.
Spanish: Tom dirige una compañía en Boston.
English: Tom runs a company in Boston.
Spanish: Tom dijo que me veía un poco pálido.
English: Tom said I looked a bit pale.
Spanish: Tom dijo que yo parecía interesado.
English: Tom said I looked interested.
Spanish: Tom dijo que yo parecía muy cansado.
English: Tom said I looked very tired.
Spanish: Tom dijo que yo parecía muy contrariado.
English: Tom said I looked very upset.
Spanish: Tom dijo que apreciaba el sentimiento.
English: Tom said he appreciated that.
Spanish: Tom dijo que no come carne.
English: Tom said he doesn't eat meat.
Spanish: Tom dijo que quería un coche nuevo.
English: Tom said he wanted a new car.
Spanish: Tom dijo que Mary estaba sola.
English: Tom said that Mary is lonely.
Spanish: Tom dijo que María está loca.
English: Tom said that Mary was crazy.
Spanish: Tom dijo que él estaba desorientado.
English: Tom said that he was baffled.
Spanish: Tom dijo que estaba casado.
English: Tom said that he was married.