arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Tom no llegó hasta más o menos las 2:30.
English: Tom didn't arrive until about 2:30.
Spanish: Tom no compró lo que le pedí.
English: Tom didn't buy what I asked him to.
Spanish: A Tom no le fue bien en la prueba de hoy.
English: Tom didn't do well on today's test.
Spanish: Tom ni pudo decir adiós.
English: Tom didn't even get to say goodbye.
Spanish: Tom ni tuvo chanza de decir adiós.
English: Tom didn't even get to say goodbye.
Spanish: Tom no esperaba ver a Mary aquí.
English: Tom didn't expect to see Mary here.
Spanish: Tom no tuvo tiempo para desayunar.
English: Tom didn't have time for breakfast.
Spanish: Tom no sabía que Mary tenía un hermano.
English: Tom didn't know Mary had a brother.
Spanish: Tom no sabía que el arma estaba cargada.
English: Tom didn't know the gun was loaded.
Spanish: Tom no sabía qué estaba sucediendo.
English: Tom didn't know what was happening.
Spanish: Tom no sabía cuándo Mary conoció a John.
English: Tom didn't know when Mary met John.
Spanish: A Tom no le gustaba vivir en la ciudad.
English: Tom didn't like living in the city.
Spanish: Tom no explicó bien su postura.
English: Tom didn't make his position clear.
Spanish: Tom no pretendía que pasara esto.
English: Tom didn't mean for this to happen.
Spanish: Tom no quiso decepcionar a Mary.
English: Tom didn't mean to disappoint Mary.
Spanish: Tom no pretendía hacer enfadar a Mary.
English: Tom didn't mean to make Mary angry.
Spanish: Tom no tomó a Mary demasiado en serio.
English: Tom didn't take Mary too seriously.
Spanish: Tom no le agradeció a Mary lo suficiente.
English: Tom didn't thank Mary sufficiently.
Spanish: Tom no comprendió la pregunta.
English: Tom didn't understand the question.
Spanish: Tom no ha entendido la pregunta.
English: Tom didn't understand the question.
Spanish: Tom no quería discutir con Mary.
English: Tom didn't want to argue with Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quiso decepcionar a Mary.
English: Tom didn't want to disappoint Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quería levantarse tan temprano.
English: Tom didn't want to get up so early.
Spanish: Tom no quería hablar con nadie.
English: Tom didn't want to speak to anyone.
Spanish: Tom no quería ver la película.
English: Tom didn't want to watch the movie.
Spanish: Tom discutió el tema con Mary.
English: Tom discussed the matter with Mary.
Spanish: Tom se disfrazó de bombero.
English: Tom disguised himself as a fireman.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta que le digan lo que tiene que hacer.
English: Tom dislikes being told what to do.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta que le digan qué hacer.
English: Tom dislikes being told what to do.
Spanish: Tom no cree lo que está diciendo Mary.
English: Tom doesn't believe what Mary says.
Spanish: Tom no se merece otra oportunidad.
English: Tom doesn't deserve another chance.
Spanish: Tom no tiene nada de clases hoy.
English: Tom doesn't have any classes today.
Spanish: Tom no tiene clases hoy.
English: Tom doesn't have any classes today.
Spanish: Tom no tiene a nadie sobre quien apoyarse.
English: Tom doesn't have anyone to lean on.
Spanish: Hoy, Tom no tiene mucha energía.
English: Tom doesn't have much energy today.
Spanish: Tom no tiene mucha energía hoy.
English: Tom doesn't have much energy today.
Spanish: Tomás no tiene que preocuparse por mí.
English: Tom doesn't have to worry about me.
Spanish: Tom no sabe nada de esto.
English: Tom doesn't know anything about it.
Spanish: Tom no sabe cómo explicarlo.
English: Tom doesn't know how to explain it.
Spanish: Tom no sabe jugar al ajedrez.
English: Tom doesn't know how to play chess.
Spanish: Tom no sabe si le gusta a Mary.
English: Tom doesn't know if Mary likes him.
Spanish: Tom no sabe si vendrá Mary.
English: Tom doesn't know if Mary will come.
Spanish: Tom no sabe si vendrá María.
English: Tom doesn't know if Mary will come.
Spanish: Tom no sabe mucho de deportes.
English: Tom doesn't know much about sports.
Spanish: Tom no sabe que yo soy canadiense.
English: Tom doesn't know that I'm Canadian.
Spanish: Tom no sabe cómo es Mary.
English: Tom doesn't know what Mary is like.
Spanish: Tom no sabe qué debería hacer.
English: Tom doesn't know what he should do.
Spanish: Tom no sabe dónde está Mary ahora.
English: Tom doesn't know where Mary is now.
Spanish: Tom no sabe en dónde nació.
English: Tom doesn't know where he was born.
Spanish: Tom no sabe a quién debería preguntarle.
English: Tom doesn't know who he should ask.
Spanish: Tom no sabe por qué Mary llegó tarde.
English: Tom doesn't know why Mary was late.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta el café con azúcar.
English: Tom doesn't like coffee with sugar.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta comer verduras.
English: Tom doesn't like eating vegetables.
Spanish: A Tom no le gusta fiarse de otros.
English: Tom doesn't like to rely on others.
Spanish: Tom ya no está viviendo en Boston.
English: Tom doesn't live in Boston anymore.
Spanish: Tom no vive muy lejos de acá.
English: Tom doesn't live too far from here.
Spanish: Tom no recuerda qué pasó.
English: Tom doesn't remember what happened.
Spanish: Tom no piensa antes de hablar.
English: Tom doesn't think before he speaks.
Spanish: Tom no cree que fuera culpa suya.
English: Tom doesn't think it was his fault.
Spanish: Tom no quiere que Mary lo toque.
English: Tom doesn't want Mary to touch him.
Spanish: Tom no quiere que se hagan fotos de él.
English: Tom doesn't want his picture taken.
Spanish: Tom no quiere discutir contigo.
English: Tom doesn't want to argue with you.
Spanish: Tom no quiere discutir con vosotros.
English: Tom doesn't want to argue with you.
Spanish: Tom no quiere discutir con vosotras.
English: Tom doesn't want to argue with you.
Spanish: Tom no quiere estar cerca de Mary.
English: Tom doesn't want to be around Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quiere limpiar su habitación.
English: Tom doesn't want to clean his room.
Spanish: Tom no quiere limpiar su pieza.
English: Tom doesn't want to clean his room.
Spanish: Tom no quiere levantarse de la cama.
English: Tom doesn't want to get out of bed.
Spanish: Tom no quiere unirse a nuestro grupo.
English: Tom doesn't want to join our group.
Spanish: Tom no quiere vivir en Boston.
English: Tom doesn't want to live in Boston.
Spanish: Tom no quiere leer ese libro.
English: Tom doesn't want to read that book.
Spanish: Tom no quiere esperar tanto.
English: Tom doesn't want to wait that long.
Spanish: Tom duda que Mary venga hoy.
English: Tom doubts if Mary will come today.
Spanish: Tom conduce un coche negro, ¿no?
English: Tom drives a black car, doesn't he?
Spanish: Tom desayuna con su madre.
English: Tom eats breakfast with his mother.
Spanish: Tom come pescado al menos una vez a la semana.
English: Tom eats fish at least once a week.
Spanish: Tom solo come lo que él quiere comer.
English: Tom eats only what he wants to eat.
Spanish: Tom come arroz al menos dos veces al día.
English: Tom eats rice at least twice a day.
Spanish: Tom terminó en la sala de emergencias.
English: Tom ended up in the emergency room.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta leer libros en francés.
English: Tom enjoys reading books in French.
Spanish: Tom esperaba que costaría mucho más.
English: Tom expected it to cost a lot more.
Spanish: Tom le explicó la agenda a Mary.
English: Tom explained the schedule to Mary.
Spanish: Tom sintió ganas de salir a dar un paseo.
English: Tom felt like going out for a walk.
Spanish: Tom terminó el trabajo en tres días.
English: Tom finished the job in three days.
Spanish: Tom conoció a Mary hace tres años.
English: Tom first met Mary three years ago.
Spanish: Tom tomó un vuelo desde Boston aquella noche.
English: Tom flew in from Boston that night.
Spanish: Tom engañó a todos, incluido yo.
English: Tom fooled everybody, including me.
Spanish: Tom olvidó su paraguas en el coche.
English: Tom forgot his umbrella in the car.
Spanish: Tom se olvidó el paraguas en el coche.
English: Tom forgot his umbrella in the car.
Spanish: Tom encontró un cadáver en la playa.
English: Tom found a dead body on the beach.
Spanish: Tom encontró una billetera en la acera.
English: Tom found a wallet on the sidewalk.
Spanish: Tom gastó todo lo que tenía apostando.
English: Tom gambled away everything he had.
Spanish: Tom le hizo pasar un mal rato a Mary ayer.
English: Tom gave Mary a bad time yesterday.
Spanish: Tom le dio a Mary todo el dinero que tenía.
English: Tom gave Mary all the money he had.
Spanish: Tom le dio su número de teléfono a Mary.
English: Tom gave Mary his telephone number.
Spanish: Tom se lleva muy bien con Mary.
English: Tom gets along very well with Mary.
Spanish: Tom murió en un extraño accidente.
English: Tom got killed in a freak accident.
Spanish: Tom se libró de la muerte por los pelos.
English: Tom had a narrow escape from death.
Spanish: Anoche Tom tuvo un sueño extraño.
English: Tom had a strange dream last night.
Spanish: Tom nunca había visto a Mary tan furiosa.
English: Tom had never seen Mary so furious.
Spanish: Tom no tenía nadie a quien acudir que le ayude.
English: Tom had no one to turn to for help.
Spanish: Tom no tenía derecho a hacer lo que hizo.
English: Tom had no right to do what he did.
Spanish: Tom tenía toda la casa para él solo.
English: Tom had the whole house to himself.
Spanish: Tom tiene muchos amigos en Boston.
English: Tom has a lot of friends in Boston.
Spanish: Tom tiene mucho dinero en el banco.
English: Tom has a lot of money in the bank.
Spanish: Tom ya terminó su almuerzo.
English: Tom has already finished his lunch.
Spanish: Tom ya ha prometido hacer eso.
English: Tom has already pledged to do that.
Spanish: Tom estuvo actuando raro últimamente.
English: Tom has been acting strange lately.
Spanish: Tom ha estado evitando a Mary todo el día.
English: Tom has been avoiding Mary all day.
Spanish: Tom ha estado yendo a la iglesia de nuevo.
English: Tom has been going to church again.
Spanish: Tom ha estado ignorando a Mary todo el día.
English: Tom has been ignoring Mary all day.
Spanish: Tom fue suspendido sin goce de sueldo.
English: Tom has been suspended without pay.
Spanish: Tom tiene amigos en todo el mundo.
English: Tom has friends all over the world.
Spanish: Tom se ha ido a Boston por negocios.
English: Tom has gone to Boston on business.
Spanish: Tom tiene el pelo hasta los hombros.
English: Tom has hair down to his shoulders.
Spanish: Tom acaba de terminar de comer.
English: Tom has just finished eating lunch.
Spanish: Tom conoce a Mary desde hace un largo tiempo.
English: Tom has known Mary for a long time.
Spanish: Tom conoce a Mary desde hace mucho tiempo.
English: Tom has known Mary for a long time.
Spanish: Tom ha amado a Mary por mucho tiempo.
English: Tom has loved Mary for a long time.
Spanish: Tom no tiene recuerdos de lo que ocurrió.
English: Tom has no memory of what happened.
Spanish: Tom no tiene nadie a quien acudir que le ayude.
English: Tom has no one to turn to for help.
Spanish: Tom ya ha prometido hacer eso.
English: Tom has pledged to do that already.
Spanish: Tom ha leído muchos libros en francés.
English: Tom has read a lot of French books.
Spanish: Tom tiene algo más en la cabeza.
English: Tom has something else on his mind.
Spanish: Tom tiene que irse temprano a la cama esta noche.
English: Tom has to go to bed early tonight.
Spanish: Tom ha visitado Boston tres veces.
English: Tom has visited Boston three times.
Spanish: Tom ha escrito varios libros de cocina.
English: Tom has written several cook books.
Spanish: Tom no se ha sentido muy bien recientemente.
English: Tom hasn't been very well recently.
Spanish: Tom no ha cedido durante casi una hora.
English: Tom hasn't budged for over an hour.
Spanish: Tom no ha limpiado la cocina aún.
English: Tom hasn't cleaned the kitchen yet.
Spanish: Tom no lleva mucho dinero consigo.
English: Tom hasn't got much money with him.
Spanish: Tom no se ha perdido ni una sola reunión.
English: Tom hasn't missed a single meeting.
Spanish: Tom no ha dicho ni una palabra en toda la noche.
English: Tom hasn't said a word all evening.
Spanish: Tom no ha dicho una sola palabra en toda la mañana.
English: Tom hasn't said a word all morning.
Spanish: Tom todavía no nos ha dicho su opinión.
English: Tom hasn't told us his opinion yet.
Spanish: Tom no nos ha dicho su opinión todavía.
English: Tom hasn't told us his opinion yet.
Spanish: Tom aún no nos ha dicho su opinión.
English: Tom hasn't told us his opinion yet.
Spanish: Tom no nos ha dicho su opinión aún.
English: Tom hasn't told us his opinion yet.
Spanish: Tom todavía no ha traducido el libro.
English: Tom hasn't translated the book yet.
Spanish: Tom se agarró con fuerza a la mano de Mary.
English: Tom held on to Mary's hand tightly.
Spanish: Tom ayudó a Mary a escapar de la prisión.
English: Tom helped Mary escape from prison.
Spanish: Tom ayudó a Mary a transladar los muebles.
English: Tom helped Mary move the furniture.
Spanish: Tom se ocultó detrás de la cortina.
English: Tom hid himself behind the curtain.
Spanish: Tom ignoró todas las advertencias de Mary.
English: Tom ignored all of Mary's warnings.
Spanish: Tom pretende convertirse en periodista.
English: Tom intends to become a journalist.
Spanish: Tom es el hijo mayor de Mary, ¿verdad?
English: Tom is Mary's oldest son, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom es un jugador de tenis bastante bueno.
English: Tom is a fairly good tennis player.
Spanish: Tom es un chico bueno con un gran corazón.
English: Tom is a nice guy with a big heart.
Spanish: Tom es un amigo mío muy cercano.
English: Tom is a very close friend of mine.
Spanish: Tom es un joven y talentoso bailarín.
English: Tom is a young and talented dancer.
Spanish: Tom es un consumado clarinetista.
English: Tom is an accomplished clarinetist.
Spanish: Tom es una autoridad en esa área.
English: Tom is an authority on the subject.
Spanish: Tom es un excelente jugador de críquet.
English: Tom is an excellent cricket player.
Spanish: Tom está llenando una botella con agua.
English: Tom is filling a bottle with water.
Spanish: Tom se alegra de no estar en tu lugar.
English: Tom is glad he isn't in your shoes.
Spanish: Tom va a romper con Mary.
English: Tom is going to break up with Mary.
Spanish: Tom está incómodo cuando está entre extraños.
English: Tom is ill at ease among strangers.
Spanish: Tom está en su auto esperando a Mary.
English: Tom is in his car waiting for Mary.
Spanish: Tom no tiene apuro para vender el auto.
English: Tom is in no hurry to sell his car.
Spanish: Tom está allí con Mary y John.
English: Tom is in there with Mary and John.
Spanish: Tom está aprendiendo a bailar tango.
English: Tom is learning to dance the tango.
Spanish: Es probable que Tom esté en su casa el lunes.
English: Tom is likely to be home on Monday.
Spanish: Tom está casado con una actriz famosa.
English: Tom is married to a famous actress.
Spanish: Tom ha quedado con Mary para verse esta tarde.
English: Tom is meeting Mary this afternoon.
Spanish: Tom no es tan guapo como Mary.
English: Tom is not as good-looking as Mary.
Spanish: Tom no es tan atractivo como Mary.
English: Tom is not as good-looking as Mary.
Spanish: Tom no está en prisión por ahora.
English: Tom is not in prison at the moment.
Spanish: Tom ahora se está escondiendo en las montañas.
English: Tom is now hiding in the mountains.
Spanish: Tom obviamente está enamorado de María.
English: Tom is obviously in love with Mary.
Spanish: Tom llega tarde al colegio bastante seguido.
English: Tom is quite often late for school.
Spanish: Tom está sentado entre sus amigos.
English: Tom is sitting between his friends.
Spanish: Tom aún está saliendo con Mary, ¿no?
English: Tom is still dating Mary, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom todavía es tu amigo, ¿no?
English: Tom is still your friend, isn't he?
Spanish: Se supone que Tom va a volver a las 2:30.
English: Tom is supposed to be back by 2:30.
Spanish: Tom es sorprendentemente bueno en francés.
English: Tom is surprisingly good at French.
Spanish: Tom es el mejor jugador del equipo.
English: Tom is the best player on the team.
Spanish: Tom es el niño más lindo de la clase.
English: Tom is the cutest kid in the class.
Spanish: Tom es el único que no lloró.
English: Tom is the only one who didn't cry.
Spanish: Tom es la única persona para el trabajo.
English: Tom is the only person for the job.
Spanish: Tom es el único para el trabajo.
English: Tom is the only person for the job.
Spanish: Tom está muy ocupado ahora para hablar con vos.
English: Tom is too busy now to talk to you.
Spanish: Tom es demasiado joven para ir ahí solo.
English: Tom is too young to go there alone.
Spanish: Tom está tratando de hacer lo imposible.
English: Tom is trying to do the impossible.
Spanish: Tom está tratando de ponerse en forma de nuevo.
English: Tom is trying to get back in shape.
Spanish: Tom está esperando fuera de la biblioteca.
English: Tom is waiting outside the library.
Spanish: Tom se está calentando junto al fuego.
English: Tom is warming himself by the fire.
Spanish: Tom está preocupado por el próximo examen.
English: Tom is worried about the next exam.
Spanish: Tom no es tan optimista como Mary es.
English: Tom isn't as optimistic as Mary is.
Spanish: Tom no está seguro de la respuesta.
English: Tom isn't certain about the answer.
Spanish: Tom no aparece en la guía telefónica.
English: Tom isn't listed in the phone book.
Spanish: Tom no está seguro de donde ha ido Mary.
English: Tom isn't sure where Mary has gone.
Spanish: Tom no está preocupado por sus calificaciones.
English: Tom isn't worried about his grades.
Spanish: Tom se unió al club de teatro de su escuela.
English: Tom joined his school's drama club.
Spanish: Tom simplemente no puede llevarse bien con Mary.
English: Tom just can't get along with Mary.
Spanish: Tom tan sólo hace lo que se le dice que haga.
English: Tom just does what he's told to do.
Spanish: Tom sabe que Mary está enamorada de John.
English: Tom knows Mary's in love with John.
Spanish: Tom sabe que Mary fue a Boston.
English: Tom knows that Mary went to Boston.
Spanish: Tom se rió de todos los chistes de Mary.
English: Tom laughed at all of Mary's jokes.
Spanish: Tom dejó la maleta sobre su escritorio.
English: Tom left his briefcase on his desk.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta Mary tal y como es.
English: Tom likes Mary just the way she is.
Spanish: A Tom le gustás tal como sos.
English: Tom likes you just the way you are.
Spanish: Le gustas a Tom así como eres.
English: Tom likes you just the way you are.
Spanish: Tom vive en la misma calle que yo.
English: Tom lives on the same street as me.
Spanish: Tom se encerró en el baño.
English: Tom locked himself in the bathroom.
Spanish: Tom se quedó encerrado fuera de su pieza.
English: Tom locked himself out of his room.
Spanish: Tom lucía como si hubiera visto un fantasma.
English: Tom looked as if he'd seen a ghost.
Spanish: Tom miró a Mary, al igual que hizo John.
English: Tom looked at Mary and so did John.
Spanish: Tom le hizo una torta a Mary para su fiesta.
English: Tom made Mary a cake for her party.
Spanish: Tom se hizo paso a través de la multitud.
English: Tom made his way through the crowd.
Spanish: Tom me preparó una taza de chocolate caliente.
English: Tom made me a cup of hot chocolate.
Spanish: Tom cometió algunos errores en la prueba.
English: Tom made some mistakes on the test.
Spanish: Tom cometió algunos errores en el test.
English: Tom made some mistakes on the test.
Spanish: Tom hizo salsa de toma de cero.
English: Tom made tomato sauce from scratch.
Spanish: Puede que Tom no esté tan ocupado como parece.
English: Tom may not be as busy as he seems.
Spanish: Puede que Tom no esté tan ocupado como aparenta.
English: Tom may not be as busy as he seems.
Spanish: Tom se puede tomar todo el tiempo que necesite.
English: Tom may take all the time he needs.
Spanish: Tom le mencionó el incidente a Mary.
English: Tom mentioned the incident to Mary.
Spanish: Tom conoció a Mary hace un par de años atrás.
English: Tom met Mary a couple of years ago.
Spanish: Puede que Tom sepa dónde nació Mary.
English: Tom might know where Mary was born.
Spanish: Tom montó su caballo y se fue.
English: Tom mounted his horse and rode off.
Spanish: Tom debe haber visto adonde fue Mary.
English: Tom must have seen where Mary went.
Spanish: Pareciera que Tom nunca termina ninguna cosa.
English: Tom never seems to finish anything.
Spanish: Tom no quería volver a ver María nunca más.
English: Tom never wanted to see Mary again.
Spanish: Tom se ofreció a pagar los desperfectos.
English: Tom offered to pay for the damages.
Spanish: Tom se ofreció a pagar los daños.
English: Tom offered to pay for the damages.
Spanish: Tom pidió todo lo que había en el menú.
English: Tom ordered everything on the menu.
Spanish: Tom me debe tres mil dólares.
English: Tom owes me three thousand dollars.
Spanish: Tom se desmayó a causa del calor.
English: Tom passed out because of the heat.
Spanish: Tom cogió una flor y la olió.
English: Tom picked a flower and smelled it.
Spanish: Tom se sirvió un vaso de leche.
English: Tom poured himself a glass of milk.
Spanish: Tom tiró de su pistola para sacarla del cinturón.
English: Tom pulled his gun out of his belt.
Spanish: Tom puso todos sus huevos en una canasta.
English: Tom put all his eggs in one basket.
Spanish: Tom se las jugó todas a una sola carta.
English: Tom put all his eggs in one basket.
Spanish: Tom se puso los zapatos de John por error.
English: Tom put on John's shoes by mistake.
Spanish: Tom se echa demasiado azúcar en el té.
English: Tom puts too much sugar in his tea.
Spanish: Tom se dio cuenta de que Mary no estaba escuchando.
English: Tom realized Mary wasn't listening.
Spanish: Ciertamente, Tom no parece interesado.
English: Tom really doesn't seem interested.
Spanish: Tom me robó todo y cada uno de los centavos que yo tenía.
English: Tom robbed me of every penny I had.
Spanish: Tom dijo que no sabía la respuesta.
English: Tom said he didn't know the answer.
Spanish: Tom dijo que él estaba completamente desorientado.
English: Tom said he was completely baffled.
Spanish: Tom dijo que iba a besar a María.
English: Tom said he was going to kiss Mary.
Spanish: Tom dijo que él nunca dejaría a su esposa.
English: Tom said he'd never leave his wife.
Spanish: Tom dijo que Mary era trabajadora.
English: Tom said that Mary was hardworking.
Spanish: Tom dijo que podría venir a recogerlo.
English: Tom said that he could come get it.
Spanish: Tom dijo que podía venir a buscarlo.
English: Tom said that he could come get it.
Spanish: Tom dijo que se sentía cansado.
English: Tom said that he was feeling tired.
Spanish: Tom dijo que tenía mucho miedo.
English: Tom said that he was really afraid.
Spanish: Tom dijo que alcanzaría a hacerlo.
English: Tom said that he'd make it on time.
Spanish: Tom dijo que querías verme.
English: Tom said that you wanted to see me.
Spanish: Tom vio una ardilla a lo lejos.
English: Tom saw a squirrel in the distance.
Spanish: Tom vio una ardilla en la distancia.
English: Tom saw a squirrel in the distance.
Spanish: Tom dice que fue abducido por los extraterrestres.
English: Tom says he was abducted by aliens.
Spanish: Tom dice que va a darte una paliza.
English: Tom says he's going to beat you up.
Spanish: Tomás parece ser miembro de una pandilla.
English: Tom seems to be a member of a gang.
Spanish: Tomás parece ser miembro de una patota.
English: Tom seems to be a member of a gang.
Spanish: Tom tiene una salud de fierro.
English: Tom seems to be as fit as a fiddle.
Spanish: Tom parece estar tan fino como un violín afinado.
English: Tom seems to be as fit as a fiddle.
Spanish: Tom parece estar en plena forma.
English: Tom seems to be as fit as a fiddle.
Spanish: Tom parece estar interesado en Mary.
English: Tom seems to be interested in Mary.
Spanish: Tom parece estar involucrado con Mary.
English: Tom seems to be involved with Mary.
Spanish: Tom visita a Mary al menos una vez a la semana.
English: Tom sees Mary at least once a week.
Spanish: Tom rara vez olvida pagar la renta.
English: Tom seldom forgets to pay his rent.
Spanish: Tom rara vez olvida pagar el alquiler.
English: Tom seldom forgets to pay his rent.
Spanish: Tom se reía poco de las bromas de Mary.
English: Tom seldom laughed at Mary's jokes.
Spanish: Tomás compartía una habitación con su hermano.
English: Tom shared a room with his brother.
Spanish: Tom debería haberle pedido disculpas a Mary.
English: Tom should have apologized to Mary.