arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: ¿Me podrías prestar algo de dinero?
English: Would you lend me some money?
Spanish: ¿Me podría prestar algo de dinero?
English: Would you lend me some money?
Spanish: ¿Puedes prestarme tu cuchillo?
English: Would you lend me your knife?
Spanish: ¿Quieres una taza de leche?
English: Would you like a cup of milk?
Spanish: ¿Querés otra manzana?
English: Would you like another apple?
Spanish: ¿Quieres otra manzana?
English: Would you like another apple?
Spanish: ¿Quieres algo más?
English: Would you like anything else?
Spanish: ¿Quiere café o té?
English: Would you like coffee or tea?
Spanish: ¿Le gustaría un poco más de té?
English: Would you like some more tea?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría un poco más de té?
English: Would you like some more tea?
Spanish: ¿Queréis tomar té o café?
English: Would you like tea or coffee?
Spanish: ¿Quieres refrescarte?
English: Would you like to freshen up?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría verlo ahora?
English: Would you like to see it now?
Spanish: ¿Te importaría si le digo a Tom?
English: Would you mind if I told Tom?
Spanish: ¿Preferirías no ayudar?
English: Would you prefer not to help?
Spanish: ¿Preferirías no hacerlo?
English: Would you rather not do that?
Spanish: Sí. Tiene toda la razón.
English: Yes. You're absolutely right.
Spanish: Ayer tuve fiebre elevada.
English: Yesterday I had a high fever.
Spanish: Ya lo sabes, ¿verdad?
English: You already know that, right?
Spanish: Tú y yo vamos juntos.
English: You and I are going together.
Spanish: Tú necesitas un día libre.
English: You are in need of a holiday.
Spanish: Ya no eres ningún niño.
English: You are not a child any more.
Spanish: Tú eres tu peor enemigo.
English: You are your own worst enemy.
Spanish: No vas a morir aquí.
English: You aren't going to die here.
Spanish: Tú culpas a Tom por todo.
English: You blame Tom for everything.
Spanish: Tú le echas la culpa a Tom por todo.
English: You blame Tom for everything.
Spanish: Puedes ser lo que quieras.
English: You can be anything you want.
Spanish: Podéis ser lo que queráis.
English: You can be anything you want.
Spanish: Puedes hacer lo que gustes.
English: You can do whatever you like.
Spanish: Puedes encontrar el banco fácilmente.
English: You can easily find the bank.
Spanish: Uno puede acostumbrarse a todo.
English: You can get used to anything.
Spanish: Puedes ir adonde quieras.
English: You can go anyplace you like.
Spanish: Podéis ir donde queráis.
English: You can go anywhere you like.
Spanish: Puedes ir adonde quieras.
English: You can go wherever you want.
Spanish: Pueden irse adonde quieran.
English: You can go wherever you want.
Spanish: Puedes ir a donde quieras.
English: You can go wherever you want.
Spanish: Puedes ir adonde tú quieras.
English: You can go wherever you want.
Spanish: Nunca se es demasiado cuidadoso.
English: You can never be too careful.
Spanish: No te puedes ir a casa hasta las dos y media.
English: You can't go home until 2:30.
Spanish: Adonde voy tú no puedes ir.
English: You can't go where I'm going.
Spanish: No puedes dejarme aquí sin más.
English: You can't just leave me here.
Spanish: No puedes estar seguro de eso.
English: You can't know that for sure.
Spanish: No podéis vivir sin agua.
English: You can't live without water.
Spanish: No puedes aparcar aquí.
English: You can't park your car here.
Spanish: No puedes estacionar aquí.
English: You can't park your car here.
Spanish: No puedes estacionar tu auto aquí.
English: You can't park your car here.
Spanish: No puede estacionar su auto aquí.
English: You can't park your car here.
Spanish: No puede estacionar aquí.
English: You can't park your car here.
Spanish: No podés jugar béisbol acá.
English: You can't play baseball here.
Spanish: No puedes jugar béisbol aquí.
English: You can't play baseball here.
Spanish: No puedes ver lo que puedo ver.
English: You can't see what I can see.
Spanish: No sabes nadar bien, ¿verdad?
English: You can't swim well, can you?
Spanish: Podrías haber matado a alguien.
English: You could've killed somebody.
Spanish: Podríais haber matado a alguien.
English: You could've killed somebody.
Spanish: Tú se lo advertiste a Tom, ¿no es cierto?
English: You did warn Tom, didn't you?
Spanish: No oíste esto de mi parte.
English: You didn't hear this from me.
Spanish: Usted no especificó el color.
English: You didn't specify the color.
Spanish: No me dijisteis la verdad.
English: You didn't tell me the truth.
Spanish: No lo has tocado, ¿no?
English: You didn't touch it, did you?
Spanish: Tú no tienes una buena memoria.
English: You don't have a good memory.
Spanish: No tienes que creerme.
English: You don't have to believe me.
Spanish: Hoy no tienes que trabajar.
English: You don't have to work today.
Spanish: Tú no pareces un cura.
English: You don't look like a priest.
Spanish: No te pareces a tu padre.
English: You don't look like your dad.
Spanish: No os parecéis a vuestro padre.
English: You don't look like your dad.
Spanish: Usted no se parece a su padre.
English: You don't look like your dad.
Spanish: Ustedes no se parecen a su padre.
English: You don't look like your dad.
Spanish: No necesitas salir ya mismo.
English: You don't need to go at once.
Spanish: No necesitás trabajar hoy.
English: You don't need to work today.
Spanish: No hace falta que trabajes hoy.
English: You don't need to work today.
Spanish: No pareces demasiado sorprendido.
English: You don't seem too surprised.
Spanish: No te noto muy animado.
English: You don't seem very cheerful.
Spanish: Tú no hablas mucho, ¿verdad?
English: You don't talk a lot, do you?
Spanish: No quieres ir, ¿verdad?
English: You don't want to go, do you?
Spanish: No pesas más que yo.
English: You don't weigh more than me.
Spanish: Te sientes solo, ¿verdad?
English: You feel lonesome, don't you?
Spanish: Te sientes sola, ¿verdad?
English: You feel lonesome, don't you?
Spanish: Es mejor que vayas a la cama.
English: You had better go to bed now.
Spanish: Será mejor que te vayas ya a dormir.
English: You had better go to bed now.
Spanish: Será mejor que te vayas ya a la cama.
English: You had better go to bed now.
Spanish: Deberías irte a dormir ya.
English: You had better go to bed now.
Spanish: Tú casi nunca trabajas, ¿verdad?
English: You hardly ever work, do you?
Spanish: Odias a los turistas, ¿verdad?
English: You hate tourists, don't you?
Spanish: Tienes derecho a ser feliz.
English: You have a right to be happy.
Spanish: No tienes derecho a hacer eso.
English: You have no right to do that.
Spanish: No tienes derecho a hacer esto.
English: You have no right to do this.
Spanish: No tenéis derecho a hacer esto.
English: You have no right to do this.
Spanish: Tenéis unos ojos tan bonitos...
English: You have such beautiful eyes.
Spanish: Tienes que ser un poco paciente.
English: You have to be a bit patient.
Spanish: Tienes que estar allí para las dos y media.
English: You have to be there by 2:30.
Spanish: Tienes que ayudar a tu madre.
English: You have to help your mother.
Spanish: Tú no me has dado nada todavía.
English: You haven't given me any yet.
Spanish: Sencillamente no entenderías.
English: You just wouldn't understand.
Spanish: Vos sabés lo que tenés que hacer.
English: You know what you have to do.
Spanish: Sabes lo que tienes que hacer.
English: You know what you have to do.
Spanish: Tú sabes por qué estoy aquí, ¿cierto?
English: You know why I'm here, right?
Spanish: Te pareces exactamente a mi hermana.
English: You look just like my sister.
Spanish: Pareces estar sufriendo.
English: You look like you're in pain.
Spanish: Te ves muy encantador hoy.
English: You look very charming today.
Spanish: Luces muy encantador hoy.
English: You look very charming today.
Spanish: Esta noche te ves encantadora.
English: You look very lovely tonight.
Spanish: Tú también puedes venir conmigo.
English: You may as well come with me.
Spanish: Podéis iros adonde queráis.
English: You may go anywhere you like.
Spanish: Debes seguir las reglas de la escuela.
English: You must follow school rules.
Spanish: Debes tener los ojos abiertos.
English: You must keep your eyes open.
Spanish: Tenés que mantener tu pieza ordenada.
English: You must keep your room tidy.
Spanish: Tienes que respetar a tus mayores.
English: You must respect your elders.
Spanish: Debes respetar a tus mayores.
English: You must respect your elders.
Spanish: Tenéis que respetar a vuestros mayores.
English: You must respect your elders.
Spanish: Debéis respetar a vuestros mayores.
English: You must respect your elders.
Spanish: Debes pensar que esto es gracioso.
English: You must think this is funny.
Spanish: Deben pensar que esto es cómico.
English: You must think this is funny.
Spanish: Debe pensar que esto es divertido.
English: You must think this is funny.
Spanish: Debes de creer que esto es divertido.
English: You must think this is funny.
Spanish: Es obligatorio llevar traje en el trabajo.
English: You must wear a suit to work.
Spanish: Para hacer dinero necesitas dinero.
English: You need money to make money.
Spanish: Necesitas aceptar tu papel.
English: You need to accept your role.
Spanish: Tienes que presionar el botón.
English: You need to press the button.
Spanish: Tienes que dejar de decir eso.
English: You need to stop saying that.
Spanish: Allí es necesario llevar corbata.
English: You need to wear a tie there.
Spanish: Nunca me dejas hacer nada.
English: You never let me do anything.
Spanish: Deberías tener más cuidado.
English: You ought to be more careful.
Spanish: Deberías ser más cuidadoso.
English: You ought to be more careful.
Spanish: Corrió tan rápido como pudo.
English: You ran as fast as you could.
Spanish: De verdad deberías dejar de fumar.
English: You really must stop smoking.
Spanish: ¿Te acuerdas de eso, verdad?
English: You remember that, don't you?
Spanish: ¿Te acuerdas de eso, no?
English: You remember that, don't you?
Spanish: ¿Se acuerda de eso, verdad?
English: You remember that, don't you?
Spanish: ¿Se acuerdan de eso, verdad?
English: You remember that, don't you?
Spanish: Me recuerdas a tu padre.
English: You remind me of your father.
Spanish: Me recuerdas a tu madre.
English: You remind me of your mother.
Spanish: Pareces ser un hombre honesto.
English: You seem to be an honest man.
Spanish: Deberías estar ya en la cama.
English: You should already be in bed.
Spanish: Deberías seguir su consejo.
English: You should follow his advice.
Spanish: Ustedes deberían hacer reparar su coche.
English: You should get his car fixed.
Spanish: Deberías mandar a reparar su auto.
English: You should get his car fixed.
Spanish: Deberías de cortarte el cabello.
English: You should get your hair cut.
Spanish: Deberías cortarte el pelo.
English: You should get your hair cut.
Spanish: Debiste haber venido más pronto.
English: You should have come earlier.
Spanish: Deberías haber venido más temprano.
English: You should have come earlier.
Spanish: Debes obedecer a tus padres.
English: You should obey your parents.
Spanish: Deberías obedecer a tus padres.
English: You should obey your parents.
Spanish: Deberías agradecerme por eso.
English: You should thank me for that.
Spanish: Deberías haber venido ayer.
English: You should've come yesterday.
Spanish: Debiste haber venido ayer.
English: You should've come yesterday.
Spanish: Deberías haberme escuchado.
English: You should've listened to me.
Spanish: Debiste haberme escuchado.
English: You should've listened to me.
Spanish: Deberías haber visto la película.
English: You should've seen the movie.
Spanish: Deberías de haber estudiado más duro.
English: You should've studied harder.
Spanish: Deberías haber visitado Boston.
English: You should've visited Boston.
Spanish: No deberías culparte a ti mismo.
English: You shouldn't blame yourself.
Spanish: No deberías comer caracoles crudos.
English: You shouldn't eat raw snails.
Spanish: No debiste haber vuelto.
English: You shouldn't have come back.
Spanish: No deberías haberlo dicho.
English: You shouldn't have said that.
Spanish: No deberíais haberlo dicho.
English: You shouldn't have said that.
Spanish: Usted no debería haberlo dicho.
English: You shouldn't have said that.
Spanish: Ustedes no deberían haberlo dicho.
English: You shouldn't have said that.
Spanish: Tomó la curva demasiado rápido.
English: You took the corner too fast.
Spanish: Entiendes el francés, ¿verdad?
English: You understand French, right?
Spanish: Quieres que me vaya, ¿verdad?
English: You want me to go, don't you?
Spanish: Se te hará responsable del hecho.
English: You will be held accountable.
Spanish: Estarás allí de nuevo pronto.
English: You will be there again soon.
Spanish: No encontrarás nada aquí.
English: You won't find anything here.
Spanish: Deberías llamar al doctor.
English: You'd better call the doctor.
Spanish: Harías bien dejar de fumar.
English: You'd better give up smoking.
Spanish: Será mejor que no te encuentres con ella ahora.
English: You'd better not see her now.
Spanish: Por ahora será mejor que no la veas.
English: You'd better not see her now.
Spanish: Pronto serás una abuela.
English: You'll be a grandmother soon.
Spanish: Vas a ser una muy buena mamá.
English: You'll be a wonderful mother.
Spanish: Serás una madre maravillosa.
English: You'll be a wonderful mother.
Spanish: Estarás llorando dentro de poco.
English: You'll be crying before long.
Spanish: Tú encontrarás fácil esta lección.
English: You'll find this lesson easy.
Spanish: Irás al colegio mañana.
English: You'll go to school tomorrow.
Spanish: Ya no tendrás más problemas.
English: You'll have no more problems.
Spanish: No tendrás ningún problema más.
English: You'll have no more problems.
Spanish: Eres un paisaje para los sentidos.
English: You're a sight for sore eyes.
Spanish: Sos un muy buen guitarrista.
English: You're a very good guitarist.
Spanish: Todos ustedes no son más que peones.
English: You're all nothing but pawns.
Spanish: Tú siempre me criticas.
English: You're always criticizing me.
Spanish: Tú eres un testigo poco fidedigno.
English: You're an unreliable witness.
Spanish: Estás llevando esto demasiado lejos.
English: You're carrying this too far.
Spanish: ¡Estás conduciendo como un maníaco!
English: You're driving like a maniac!
Spanish: Tú eres eficiente, ¿no es así?
English: You're efficient, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es eficiente, ¿verdad?
English: You're efficient, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres de Australia, ¿verdad?
English: You're from Australia, right?
Spanish: Estás impresionado, ¿no?
English: You're impressed, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres igualito que tu madre.
English: You're just like your mother.
Spanish: Tienes suerte de que Tom no haya venido.
English: You're lucky Tom didn't come.
Spanish: Tienes suerte de que no sea lunes.
English: You're lucky it's not Monday.
Spanish: No vas a morir aquí.
English: You're not going to die here.
Spanish: Ya no eres más mi amigo.
English: You're not my friend anymore.
Spanish: No estás diciendo la verdad.
English: You're not telling the truth.
Spanish: Estás obligado a ayudarlos.
English: You're required to help them.
Spanish: Eres más astuto de lo que aparentas.
English: You're smarter than you look.
Spanish: Estás empezando a joderme.
English: You're starting to bother me.
Spanish: Sigues enfadado, ¿no?
English: You're still mad, aren't you?
Spanish: Sigues enfadada, ¿no?
English: You're still mad, aren't you?
Spanish: Seguís enfadados, ¿no?
English: You're still mad, aren't you?
Spanish: Seguís enfadadas, ¿no?
English: You're still mad, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres muy rico, ¿verdad?
English: You're very rich, aren't you?
Spanish: Has hecho más que suficiente.
English: You've done more than enough.
Spanish: Debe usted hacerlo por mí.
English: You've got to do this for me.
Spanish: Tienes que firmar con tu nombre.
English: You've got to sign your name.
Spanish: Se lo has contado a Tom, ¿verdad?
English: You've told Tom, haven't you?
Spanish: Tu conducta es imperdonable.
English: Your behavior is inexcusable.
Spanish: Sus esfuerzos no condujeron a nada.
English: Your efforts came to nothing.
Spanish: Tu idea es parecida a la mía.
English: Your idea is similar to mine.
Spanish: Tu bolígrafo es mejor que el mío.
English: Your pen is better than mine.
Spanish: Tus lápices necesitan ser afilados.
English: Your pencils need sharpening.
Spanish: Tu falda está pasada de moda.
English: Your skirt is out of fashion.
Spanish: Tus hijos son bastante guapos.
English: Your sons are quite handsome.
Spanish: Tu suéter está al revés.
English: Your sweater is on backwards.
Spanish: Estoy de acuerdo con él. Yo también.
English: I agree with him. "So do I."
Spanish: «No puedo dormir.» «Yo tampoco.»
English: I can't sleep. "Me neither."
Spanish: ¿Ella es joven? "Sí."
English: Is she young? "Yes, she is."
Spanish: Negro es una palabra ofensiva.
English: Nigger is an offensive word.
Spanish: Gracias. "De nada."
English: Thank you. "You're welcome."
Spanish: Gracias. "No hay de qué."
English: Thank you. "You're welcome."
Spanish: Tom, apúrate. "¡Ya voy!"
English: Tom, hurry up. "I'm coming!"
Spanish: ¿Quién está en el coche? "Tom."
English: Who is in the car? "Tom is."
Spanish: Un pájaro está cantando en el árbol.
English: A bird is singing in the tree.
Spanish: Un libro cayó de la estantería.
English: A book dropped from the shelf.
Spanish: Se cayó un libro de la estantería.
English: A book dropped from the shelf.
Spanish: Se cayó un botón de mi abrigo.
English: A button has come off my coat.
Spanish: A mi abrigo se le cayó un botón.
English: A button has come off my coat.
Spanish: Un capitán está por sobre un sargento.
English: A captain is above a sergeant.
Spanish: Un perro me siguió hasta casa.
English: A dog followed me to my house.
Spanish: Un perro fue atropellado por un camión.
English: A dog was run over by a truck.
Spanish: Una mosca puede andar por el techo.
English: A fly can walk on the ceiling.
Spanish: Un zorro cayó en el lazo.
English: A fox was caught in the snare.
Spanish: Un zorro cayó en la trampa.
English: A fox was caught in the snare.
Spanish: Un vaso de vino blanco, por favor.
English: A glass of white wine, please.
Spanish: Se podría haber hecho mucho más.
English: A lot more could've been done.
Spanish: Mucha gente necesita nuestra ayuda.
English: A lot of people need our help.
Spanish: Me asignaron una nueva habitación.
English: A new room was assigned to me.
Spanish: Se me asignó un nuevo dormitorio.
English: A new room was assigned to me.
Spanish: El nuevo año siempre trae esperanza.
English: A new year always brings hope.
Spanish: Un nuevo año siempre trae esperanza.
English: A new year always brings hope.
Spanish: Un cuadrado tiene cuatro lados iguales.
English: A square has four equal sides.
Spanish: Un monociclo tiene una sola rueda.
English: A unicycle has only one wheel.
Spanish: Un uniciclo tiene una sola rueda.
English: A unicycle has only one wheel.
Spanish: Los niños necesitan amor por sobre todas las cosas.
English: Above all, children need love.
Spanish: En realidad, no me gusta el café.
English: Actually, I don't like coffee.
Spanish: De hecho, eso me lo inventé.
English: Actually, I just made that up.
Spanish: Añada tres cucharadas de vino blanco.
English: Add 3 spoonfuls of white wine.
Spanish: Sume usted esta columna de cifras.
English: Add up this column of figures.
Spanish: Enfocad el microscopio.
English: Adjust the microscope's focus.
Spanish: Todo lo que puedo hacer es dar lo mejor de mí.
English: All I can do is to do my best.
Spanish: Todo lo que quiero es paz y silencio.
English: All I want is peace and quiet.
Spanish: Todo lo que quiero hacer ahora es dormir.
English: All I want to do now is sleep.
Spanish: A todos mis amigos les gusta el fútbol.
English: All of my friends like soccer.
Spanish: Todos nuestros intentos fueron en vano.
English: All our attempts were in vain.
Spanish: No es oro todo lo que reluce.
English: All that glitters is not gold.
Spanish: No todo lo que brilla es oro.
English: All that glitters is not gold.
Spanish: Todos los niños son de la misma edad.
English: All the boys are the same age.
Spanish: Acaba de ocurrir un accidente.
English: An accident has just happened.
Spanish: Y esas fueron sus últimas palabras.
English: And those were his last words.
Spanish: Cualquier cama es mejor que no tener cama.
English: Any bed is better than no bed.
Spanish: Cualquier día me va bien, excepto el lunes.
English: Any day will do except Monday.
Spanish: En todo caso, no es asunto tuyo.
English: Anyway, it's not your problem.
Spanish: ¿Queda aún algún asiento disponible?
English: Are any seats still available?
Spanish: ¿Hay mensajes para mí?
English: Are there any messages for me?
Spanish: ¿Hay algún bolígrafo en el coche?
English: Are there any pens in the car?
Spanish: ¿Hay terremotos en Marte?
English: Are there earthquakes on Mars?
Spanish: ¿Vendrán aquí mañana?
English: Are they coming here tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Ellos vendrán aquí mañana?
English: Are they coming here tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Eres un estudiante de instituto?
English: Are you a high school student?
Spanish: ¿Te pagan por hacer esto?
English: Are you being paid to do this?
Spanish: ¿Vas a comprar ese coche?
English: Are you going to buy that car?
Spanish: ¿Vas a comprar ese auto?
English: Are you going to buy that car?
Spanish: ¿Me vas a escuchar?
English: Are you going to listen to me?
Spanish: ¿Me ayudáis o qué?
English: Are you gonna help me or what?
Spanish: ¿Me vas a ayudar o qué?
English: Are you gonna help me or what?
Spanish: ¿Estáis hablando de mí, chicos?
English: Are you guys talking about me?
Spanish: ¿Estás tú escondiendo algo, Tom?
English: Are you hiding something, Tom?
Spanish: ¿Estás insinuando algo?
English: Are you insinuating something?
Spanish: ¿Estás buscando alguna cosa?
English: Are you looking for something?
Spanish: ¿Estás buscando algo?
English: Are you looking for something?
Spanish: ¿Está buscando alguna cosa?
English: Are you looking for something?
Spanish: ¿Acaso piensas ayudarlos?
English: Are you planning to help them?
Spanish: ¿Estás diciendo que no sabes?
English: Are you saying you don't know?
Spanish: ¿Está seguro de que me conoce?
English: Are you sure that you know me?
Spanish: ¿Estáis seguros de que es necesario?
English: Are you sure that's necessary?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de que no estás cansado?
English: Are you sure you're not tired?
Spanish: ¿Estás tratando de distraerme?
English: Are you trying to distract me?
Spanish: ¿Normalmente llegas temprano o tarde?
English: Are you usually early or late?
Spanish: ¿Estás esperando algo?
English: Are you waiting for something?
Spanish: ¿No te sientes mejor ahora?
English: Aren't you feeling better now?
Spanish: ¿No te vas a disculpar?
English: Aren't you going to apologize?
Spanish: ¿No eres demasiado joven para fumar?
English: Aren't you too young to smoke?
Spanish: La aritmética trata de los números.
English: Arithmetic deals with numbers.
Spanish: Como estaba cansado, me fui a la cama.
English: As I was tired, I went to bed.
Spanish: Ella es bien reconocida como cantante.
English: As a singer, she's well known.
Spanish: Hasta donde yo sé, él es culpable.
English: As far as I know, he's guilty.
Spanish: En cuanto a mí, me gusta más este.
English: As for me, I like this better.
Spanish: Personalmente, estoy satisfecho.
English: As for myself, I am satisfied.
Spanish: Según tu siembras, así deberás recoger.
English: As you sow, so shall you reap.
Spanish: Según lo que siembras, así será la cosecha.
English: As you sow, so shall you reap.
Spanish: Pídele que asista a la reunión.
English: Ask him to attend the meeting.
Spanish: Pídale el menú a la camarera.
English: Ask the waitress for the menu.
Spanish: Al fin, el bebé se quedó dormido.
English: At last, the baby fell asleep.
Spanish: Al menos las sábanas están limpias.
English: At least the sheets are clean.
Spanish: Los bebés gatean antes de caminar.
English: Babies crawl before they walk.
Spanish: Ten cuidado de tu entorno.
English: Be aware of your surroundings.
Spanish: Tenga cuidado con lo que usted come.
English: Be careful about what you eat.
Spanish: Tenga cuidado con lo que come.
English: Be careful about what you eat.
Spanish: Ten cuidado con lo que comes.
English: Be careful about what you eat.
Spanish: Tened cuidado con lo que coméis.
English: Be careful about what you eat.
Spanish: Tengan cuidado con lo que comen.
English: Be careful about what you eat.