arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Yo no tengo nada por lo que vivir.
English: I have nothing to live for.
Spanish: No tengo nada en que escribir.
English: I have nothing to write on.
Spanish: Solo tengo un jardín pequeño.
English: I have only a small garden.
Spanish: Tengo tiempo, así que lo haré.
English: I have time, so I'll do it.
Spanish: Tengo que contestar el teléfono.
English: I have to answer the phone.
Spanish: Tengo que abotonarme la chaqueta.
English: I have to button my jacket.
Spanish: Mañana tengo que comprar uno.
English: I have to buy one tomorrow.
Spanish: Tengo que llamar a alguien ahora.
English: I have to call someone now.
Spanish: Tengo que hacer eso mañana.
English: I have to do that tomorrow.
Spanish: Tengo que ir a la mezquita.
English: I have to go to the mosque.
Spanish: Yo tengo que ir al baño.
English: I have to go to the toilet.
Spanish: Tengo que estacionar mi auto aquí.
English: I have to park my car here.
Spanish: Tengo que fregar los suelos.
English: I have to scrub the floors.
Spanish: Tengo dos amigos extranjeros.
English: I have two foreign friends.
Spanish: No he suspendido ningún examen.
English: I haven't failed any exams.
Spanish: Todavía no me he despedido.
English: I haven't said goodbye yet.
Spanish: Le oí cantar una canción.
English: I heard her singing a song.
Spanish: Oí que ella vino aquí.
English: I heard that she came here.
Spanish: Me escondí bajo la cama.
English: I hid myself under the bed.
Spanish: Espero no ponerme nervioso.
English: I hope I don't get nervous.
Spanish: Espero no ponerme nerviosa.
English: I hope I don't get nervous.
Spanish: Ojalá que él me espere.
English: I hope he will wait for me.
Spanish: Espero que no sea imposible.
English: I hope it isn't impossible.
Spanish: Espero que no sea imposible.
English: I hope it's not impossible.
Spanish: Espero que eso no suceda.
English: I hope that doesn't happen.
Spanish: Espero que me ayudes.
English: I hope that you'll help me.
Spanish: Espero que me ayuden.
English: I hope that you'll help me.
Spanish: Espero verte mañana.
English: I hope to see you tomorrow.
Spanish: Espero verlo mañana.
English: I hope to see you tomorrow.
Spanish: Espero verla mañana.
English: I hope to see you tomorrow.
Spanish: Espero que volvamos a verte.
English: I hope we'll see you again.
Spanish: Espero que hayas tenido un buen viaje.
English: I hope you had a nice trip.
Spanish: Espero que te guste la comida picante.
English: I hope you like spicy food.
Spanish: Espero que les guste la comida picante.
English: I hope you like spicy food.
Spanish: Espero que te guste este lugar.
English: I hope you like this place.
Spanish: Acabo de cambiar mi contraseña.
English: I just changed my password.
Spanish: Simplemente odio ver llorar a Tom.
English: I just hate to see Tom cry.
Spanish: Acabo de conocer a un chico llamado Tom.
English: I just met a boy named Tom.
Spanish: Solo necesito hablar contigo.
English: I just need to talk to you.
Spanish: Acabo de ver una estrella fugaz.
English: I just saw a shooting star.
Spanish: Yo solo quiero estar con vos.
English: I just want to be with you.
Spanish: Sólo deseo estar junto a ti.
English: I just want to be with you.
Spanish: Solo quiero ir a dormir.
English: I just want to go to sleep.
Spanish: Solo quiero que te vayas.
English: I just want you to go away.
Spanish: Solo quiero verte lejos.
English: I just want you to go away.
Spanish: Sabía que Tom era de Boston.
English: I knew Tom was from Boston.
Spanish: Sabía que no era verdad.
English: I knew that it wasn't true.
Spanish: Sabía que no era cierto.
English: I knew that it wasn't true.
Spanish: Supe que no era cierto.
English: I knew that it wasn't true.
Spanish: Supe que no era verdad.
English: I knew that it wasn't true.
Spanish: Sabía que este día llegaría.
English: I knew this day would come.
Spanish: Sabía que era una mala idea.
English: I knew this was a bad idea.
Spanish: Sabía que eras un romántico.
English: I knew you were a romantic.
Spanish: Conozco un hombre con el que trabajas.
English: I know a man you work with.
Spanish: Sé tan poco como tú.
English: I know as little as you do.
Spanish: Sé que solo era un sueño.
English: I know it was just a dream.
Spanish: Sé que no es imposible.
English: I know it's not impossible.
Spanish: Sé que no es tu culpa.
English: I know it's not your fault.
Spanish: Sé algo que vos no sabés.
English: I know something you don't.
Spanish: Sé lo que tengo que hacer.
English: I know what I've got to do.
Spanish: Yo sé cuál es el problema.
English: I know what the problem is.
Spanish: Sé lo que quieres hacer.
English: I know what you want to do.
Spanish: Sé lo que estabas haciendo.
English: I know what you were doing.
Spanish: Sé lo que estás pensando.
English: I know what's on your mind.
Spanish: Yo sé cuándo no me necesitan.
English: I know when I'm not needed.
Spanish: Yo sé cuándo no me quieren.
English: I know when I'm not wanted.
Spanish: Sé cuándo mataron a Tom.
English: I know when Tom was killed.
Spanish: Sé de dónde es él.
English: I know where he comes from.
Spanish: Hoy he aprendido una nueva palabra.
English: I learned a new word today.
Spanish: A mí me gustan los gatos más que los perros.
English: I like cats more than dogs.
Spanish: Me gustan los perros más que los gatos.
English: I like dogs more than cats.
Spanish: Me gusta tener un montón de cosas por hacer.
English: I like having plenty to do.
Spanish: Me gusta que hagas eso.
English: I like it when you do that.
Spanish: Me gusta el helado con sabor a piña.
English: I like pineapple ice cream.
Spanish: Me gusta cómo huele.
English: I like the way that smells.
Spanish: Me gusta esta casa así como es.
English: I like this house as it is.
Spanish: Me gusta ir al cine.
English: I like to go to the movies.
Spanish: Me gusta aprender cosas nuevas.
English: I like to learn new things.
Spanish: Me gusta caminar bajo la lluvia.
English: I like to walk in the rain.
Spanish: Me gusta llevar falda larga.
English: I like wearing long skirts.
Spanish: Me gusta cómo sonríes.
English: I like your way of smiling.
Spanish: Me gusta la manera en que sonríes.
English: I like your way of smiling.
Spanish: Yo vivo en Akasaka en Tokio.
English: I live at Akasaka in Tokyo.
Spanish: Me encerré en mi cuarto.
English: I locked myself in my room.
Spanish: Perdí casi todo mi dinero.
English: I lost almost all my money.
Spanish: Perdí el interés en mi trabajo.
English: I lost interest in my work.
Spanish: Perdí mi zapato en el incendio.
English: I lost my shoe in the fire.
Spanish: He perdido mis cheques de viaje.
English: I lost my travelers checks.
Spanish: Perdí de vista a mis amigos.
English: I lost sight of my friends.
Spanish: Me encantan las bromas acerca de animales.
English: I love jokes about animals.
Spanish: Yo amo mucho a mi madre.
English: I love my mother very much.
Spanish: Amo el sabor del café.
English: I love the smell of coffee.
Spanish: Me encanta ir al cine.
English: I love to go to the movies.
Spanish: Hice que él pintara la casa.
English: I made him paint the house.
Spanish: Le hice barrer el piso.
English: I made him sweep the floor.
Spanish: Pretendía ser un cumplido.
English: I meant it as a compliment.
Spanish: Lo dije como un cumplido.
English: I meant it as a compliment.
Spanish: Lo que dije denante lo dije en serio.
English: I meant what I said before.
Spanish: Me encontré con un perro de camino a casa.
English: I met a dog on my way home.
Spanish: Me acabo de encontrar a tu padre.
English: I met your father just now.
Spanish: Extraño mucho a mi madre.
English: I miss my mother very much.
Spanish: Tengo que comprar un par de zapatos.
English: I must buy a pair of shoes.
Spanish: Debo encargar un nuevo traje a medida.
English: I must get a new suit made.
Spanish: Debo haber cometido un error.
English: I must have made a mistake.
Spanish: Tengo que llamar al médico.
English: I must send for the doctor.
Spanish: Debo haber perdido peso.
English: I must've lost some weight.
Spanish: Necesito un diccionario de francés.
English: I need a French dictionary.
Spanish: Necesito un cambio de ambiente.
English: I need a change of scenery.
Spanish: Necesito una carpeta de cuero.
English: I need a leather briefcase.
Spanish: Necesito un poco más de espacio.
English: I need a little more space.
Spanish: Necesito un par de zapatos nuevos.
English: I need a new pair of shoes.
Spanish: Necesito un nuevo par de zapatos.
English: I need a new pair of shoes.
Spanish: Necesito un par de zapatos nuevos.
English: I need a pair of new shoes.
Spanish: Necesito un lugar donde pueda estudiar.
English: I need a place I can study.
Spanish: Necesito un bolígrafo rojo.
English: I need a red ballpoint pen.
Spanish: Necesito pañales para mi bebé.
English: I need diapers for my baby.
Spanish: Necesito nueve horas de sueño.
English: I need nine hours of sleep.
Spanish: Necesito un medicamento contra la tos.
English: I need some cough medicine.
Spanish: Necesito que alguien me ayude.
English: I need somebody to help me.
Spanish: Necesito ir a comer algo.
English: I need to go eat something.
Spanish: Necesito ir a buscar mi laptop.
English: I need to go get my laptop.
Spanish: Necesito ir a conseguir huevos.
English: I need to go get some eggs.
Spanish: Tengo que saberlo antes de las dos y media.
English: I need to know before 2:30.
Spanish: Necesito saber unas cosas.
English: I need to know some things.
Spanish: Necesito saber quién eres.
English: I need to know who you are.
Spanish: Necesito saber quiénes son ustedes.
English: I need to know who you are.
Spanish: Necesito perder un par de quilos.
English: I need to lose a few kilos.
Spanish: Necesito bajar 5 libras.
English: I need to lose five pounds.
Spanish: Tengo que perder 2 kilos y medio.
English: I need to lose five pounds.
Spanish: Necesito pulsar el botón.
English: I need to press the button.
Spanish: Tengo que renovarme el carné de identidad.
English: I need to renew my ID card.
Spanish: Necesito que te quedes conmigo.
English: I need you to stay with me.
Spanish: Nunca me gustó de todas formas.
English: I never did like it anyway.
Spanish: Nunca supe su verdadero nombre.
English: I never knew his real name.
Spanish: Nunca quise lastimar a Tom.
English: I never wanted to hurt Tom.
Spanish: Suelo tener conjuntivitis.
English: I often get conjunctivitis.
Spanish: A menudo canto en la ducha.
English: I often sing in the shower.
Spanish: Solo me comí una barrita de granola.
English: I only ate one granola bar.
Spanish: Sólo gasté tres dólares.
English: I only spent three dollars.
Spanish: Poseo algunos sellos muy antiguos.
English: I own some very old stamps.
Spanish: He aprobado todos y cada uno de mis exámenes.
English: I passed every single test.
Spanish: Convencí a Tom para que me ayudara.
English: I persuaded Tom to help me.
Spanish: Pienso comprar uno de ellos.
English: I plan to buy one of those.
Spanish: Voy a ir al cine.
English: I plan to go to the movies.
Spanish: Planeo vivir en la ciudad.
English: I plan to live in the city.
Spanish: Planeo quedarme en la ciudad.
English: I plan to stay in the city.
Spanish: Juego mucho al voleibol.
English: I play a lot of volleyball.
Spanish: Juego tenis todos los domingos.
English: I play tennis every Sunday.
Spanish: Juego al tenis todos los domingos.
English: I play tennis every Sunday.
Spanish: Apunté mi cámara hacia ella.
English: I pointed my camera at her.
Spanish: Prefiero un traje hecho.
English: I prefer a ready-made suit.
Spanish: Prefiero el vino tinto al blanco.
English: I prefer red wine to white.
Spanish: Me gusta más el vino tinto que el vino blanco.
English: I prefer red wine to white.
Spanish: Yo prefiero trabajar por mi cuenta.
English: I prefer to work on my own.
Spanish: Toqué el timbre y esperé.
English: I rang the bell and waited.
Spanish: Yo muy rara vez hablo por teléfono.
English: I rarely talk on the phone.
Spanish: Leí un libro mientras comía.
English: I read a book while eating.
Spanish: Realmente tengo que salir.
English: I really have to get going.
Spanish: Mis compañeros me gustan mucho.
English: I really like my teammates.
Spanish: Me gusta mucho tu sweater.
English: I really like your sweater.
Spanish: Echo mucho de menos aquellos días.
English: I really miss the old days.
Spanish: Realmente confió en su habilidad.
English: I really trust his ability.
Spanish: Realmente confío en su capacidad.
English: I really trust his ability.
Spanish: Realmente quiero una motocicleta.
English: I really want a motorcycle.
Spanish: Realmente desearía poder ayudar.
English: I really wish I could help.
Spanish: Me acuerdo de las hijas de Tom.
English: I remember Tom's daughters.
Spanish: Recuerdo haberla visto una vez.
English: I remember seeing her once.
Spanish: Yo corro diez kilómetros al día.
English: I run ten kilometers a day.
Spanish: Cada día corro diez kilómetros.
English: I run ten kilometers a day.
Spanish: Yo mismo ensillé el caballo.
English: I saddled the horse myself.
Spanish: No dije nada por el estilo.
English: I said nothing of the sort.
Spanish: Yo dije que yo estaba confundido.
English: I said that I was confused.
Spanish: Vi una mosca en el techo.
English: I saw a fly on the ceiling.
Spanish: Vi a un niñito corriendo.
English: I saw a little boy running.
Spanish: Vi a un hombre entrar a la habitación.
English: I saw a man enter the room.
Spanish: La vi hace exactamente una semana.
English: I saw her a week ago today.
Spanish: Hoy hace una semana que la vi.
English: I saw her a week ago today.
Spanish: Lo vi cruzar la calle.
English: I saw him cross the street.
Spanish: Lo vi con mis propios ojos.
English: I saw him with my own eyes.
Spanish: Ahora veo la vida de un modo diferente.
English: I see life differently now.
Spanish: Voy muy poco a la biblioteca.
English: I seldom go to the library.
Spanish: Debería haberme ido antes.
English: I should have left earlier.
Spanish: Debí haber interpretado las señales.
English: I should've read the signs.
Spanish: No debería haber venido aquí.
English: I shouldn't have come here.
Spanish: No debí haber hecho eso.
English: I shouldn't have done that.
Spanish: Yo dormí en frente del televisor.
English: I slept in front of the TV.
Spanish: Dormí con la ropa puesta.
English: I slept with my clothes on.
Spanish: Dormí con la luz apagada.
English: I slept with the light off.
Spanish: Aprendí pronto a nadar.
English: I soon learned how to swim.
Spanish: Pasé algún tiempo en la India.
English: I spent some time in India.
Spanish: Empecé a leer el libro.
English: I started reading the book.
Spanish: Aún no sé hablar francés.
English: I still can't speak French.
Spanish: Todavía no sé hablar francés.
English: I still can't speak French.
Spanish: Aún no veo nada.
English: I still don't see anything.
Spanish: Todavía cometo muchas faltas.
English: I still make many mistakes.
Spanish: Aún cometo muchos errores.
English: I still make many mistakes.
Spanish: De pronto me puse muy triste.
English: I suddenly became very sad.
Spanish: Sugiero que lo estudiéis.
English: I suggest you all study it.
Spanish: Juro que es la última vez.
English: I swear it's the last time.
Spanish: Te juro que no estoy borracho.
English: I swear that I'm not drunk.
Spanish: Enseño biología y francés.
English: I teach biology and French.
Spanish: Creo que necesito llamar a Tom.
English: I think I need to call Tom.
Spanish: Creo que necesito sentarme.
English: I think I need to sit down.
Spanish: Creo que me compraré un coche nuevo.
English: I think I'll buy a new car.
Spanish: Creo que cogeré esta corbata.
English: I think I'll take this tie.
Spanish: Creo que voy a desmayarme.
English: I think I'm going to faint.
Spanish: Creo que estoy perdiendo la cabeza.
English: I think I'm losing my mind.
Spanish: Creo que me he roto el brazo.
English: I think I've broken my arm.
Spanish: Creo que Tom se culpa a sí mismo.
English: I think Tom blames himself.
Spanish: Creo que Tom es poco sensible.
English: I think Tom is insensitive.
Spanish: Creo que Tomás está trabajando ahora.
English: I think Tom is working now.
Spanish: Creo que ahora Tomás trabaja.
English: I think Tom is working now.
Spanish: Creo que Tom cometió un error.
English: I think Tom made a mistake.
Spanish: Creo que Tom quiere que le ayudemos.
English: I think Tom wants our help.
Spanish: Todos los días pienso acerca de eso.
English: I think about it every day.
Spanish: Parece que todo el mundo está listo.
English: I think everybody is ready.
Spanish: Creo que él no volverá jamás.
English: I think he'll never return.
Spanish: Creo que nunca volverá.
English: I think he'll never return.
Spanish: Creo que no volverá nunca.
English: I think he'll never return.
Spanish: Yo creo que él es un hombre honesto.
English: I think he's an honest man.
Spanish: Parece ser intencionado.
English: I think it was intentional.
Spanish: Pienso que va a llover.
English: I think it's going to rain.
Spanish: Pienso que el amor no existe.
English: I think love doesn't exist.
Spanish: Creo que Tomás es estúpido.
English: I think that Tom is stupid.
Spanish: Pienso que Tomás es estúpido.
English: I think that Tom is stupid.
Spanish: Creo que Tomás tiene treinta años.
English: I think that Tom is thirty.
Spanish: Creo que le gustas a Tom.
English: I think that Tom likes you.
Spanish: Me parece que Tom no va a ganar.
English: I think that Tom won't win.
Spanish: Creo que eso es posible.
English: I think that it's possible.
Spanish: Creo que deberías ir.
English: I think that you should go.
Spanish: Creo que esto me pertenece.
English: I think this belongs to me.
Spanish: Creo que esta es una mala idea.
English: I think this is a bad idea.
Spanish: Creo que necesitamos más agua.
English: I think we need more water.
Spanish: Creo que deberíamos llamar a Tom.
English: I think we should call Tom.
Spanish: Creo que deberíamos ir allí.
English: I think we should go there.
Spanish: Creo que estaremos bien.
English: I think we'll be all right.
Spanish: Creo que aquí estaremos seguros.
English: I think we'll be safe here.
Spanish: Creo que todos somos sospechosos.
English: I think we're all suspects.
Spanish: Creo que estamos de acuerdo.
English: I think we're in agreement.
Spanish: Creo que te preocupas demasiado.
English: I think you worry too much.
Spanish: Creo que tienes gripe.
English: I think you've got the flu.
Spanish: Pensé que tenía hasta las dos y media.
English: I thought I had until 2:30.
Spanish: Pensé que era invencible.
English: I thought I was invincible.
Spanish: Pensé que había perdido mis llaves.
English: I thought I'd lost my keys.
Spanish: Pensé que te sorprendería.
English: I thought I'd surprise you.
Spanish: Creía que Tom no bebía.
English: I thought Tom didn't drink.
Spanish: Creía que Tom la había fastidiado.
English: I thought Tom had blown it.
Spanish: Pensé que Tom nos había oído.
English: I thought Tom had heard us.
Spanish: Creía que Tom era canadiense.
English: I thought Tom was Canadian.
Spanish: Pensaba que Tom estaba con vos.
English: I thought Tom was with you.
Spanish: Pensé que Tom diría hola.
English: I thought Tom would say hi.
Spanish: Pensé que él no vendría.
English: I thought he wouldn't come.
Spanish: Pensé que fue graciosísimo.
English: I thought it was hilarious.
Spanish: Pensé que era hora de almorzar.
English: I thought it was lunchtime.
Spanish: Pensaba que eso era obvio.
English: I thought that was obvious.
Spanish: Pensé que teníamos más tiempo.
English: I thought we had more time.
Spanish: Pensé que estabas lesionado.
English: I thought you were injured.
Spanish: Le dije a Tom que soy de Boston.
English: I told Tom I'm from Boston.
Spanish: Le dije a Tom que estaba ocupado.
English: I told Tom that I was busy.
Spanish: Le dije a Tom que nos viéramos aquí.
English: I told Tom to meet me here.
Spanish: Te dije que no me tocaras.
English: I told you not to touch me.
Spanish: Te dije que no me tocases.
English: I told you not to touch me.
Spanish: La semana pasada me tomé un día libre.
English: I took a day off last week.
Spanish: Se me rajó la chaqueta con un clavo.
English: I tore my jacket on a nail.
Spanish: Lo intenté más o menos por una hora.
English: I tried for almost an hour.
Spanish: Traté de criar sola a Tom.
English: I tried to raise Tom alone.
Spanish: Intento no molestar a nadie.
English: I try not to bother anyone.
Spanish: Trato de no leer las noticias.
English: I try to not read the news.
Spanish: Entiendo lo que quieres decir.
English: I understand what you mean.
Spanish: Entiendo que estés asustado.
English: I understand you're scared.
Spanish: Entiendo que esté asustado.
English: I understand you're scared.
Spanish: Antes coleccionaba posavasos.
English: I used to collect coasters.
Spanish: En general me acuesto a las diez.
English: I usually go to bed at ten.
Spanish: Voy andando a la escuela todos los días.
English: I walk to school every day.
Spanish: Quiero a Tom fuera de mi casa.
English: I want Tom out of my house.
Spanish: Quiero que Tom lave el auto.
English: I want Tom to wash the car.
Spanish: Quiero un perro como ese.
English: I want a dog like that one.
Spanish: Quiero unas cuantas copas vacías.
English: I want a few empty glasses.
Spanish: Quiero unos cuantos vasos vacíos.
English: I want a few empty glasses.
Spanish: Quiero un abrigo ligero de primavera.
English: I want a light spring coat.
Spanish: Quiero una raqueta de tenis nueva.
English: I want a new tennis racket.
Spanish: Quiero que sea sorpresa.
English: I want it to be a surprise.
Spanish: Quiero algunos de estos libros.
English: I want some of these books.
Spanish: Quiero que alguien me ayude.
English: I want somebody to help me.
Spanish: Quiero alguien con quien hablar.
English: I want somebody to talk to.
Spanish: Quiero a alguien con quien hablar.
English: I want somebody to talk to.
Spanish: Yo quiero ser un buen padre.
English: I want to be a good father.
Spanish: Quiero estar en este grupo.
English: I want to be in this group.
Spanish: Quiero comprar una cámara nueva.
English: I want to buy a new camera.
Spanish: Quiero hacer algo divertido.
English: I want to do something fun.
Spanish: Quiero hacer las cosas con calma.
English: I want to do things calmly.
Spanish: Quiero beber un poco de agua.
English: I want to drink some water.
Spanish: Quiero ir a vuestra fiesta.
English: I want to go to your party.
Spanish: Quiero ir a tu fiesta.
English: I want to go to your party.
Spanish: Quiero ir a su fiesta.
English: I want to go to your party.
Spanish: Tom, quiero ir con vos.
English: I want to go with you, Tom.
Spanish: Quiero tener mi propia habitación.
English: I want to have my own room.
Spanish: Quiero una habitación propia.
English: I want to have my own room.
Spanish: Quiero escucharlo de vos.
English: I want to hear it from you.
Spanish: Quiero saber los detalles.
English: I want to know the details.
Spanish: Quiero saber quién sos.
English: I want to know who you are.
Spanish: Quiero soltarme el pelo.
English: I want to let my hair down.
Spanish: Quiero vivir en la ciudad.
English: I want to live in the city.
Spanish: Quiero darle celos a Tom.
English: I want to make Tom jealous.
Spanish: Quiero ver a Tom mañana.
English: I want to see Tom tomorrow.
Spanish: Quiero quedarme aquí más tiempo.
English: I want to stay here longer.
Spanish: Quiero hablar contigo, Tom.
English: I want to talk to you, Tom.
Spanish: Quiero hablarte, Tom.
English: I want to talk to you, Tom.
Spanish: Quiero hablar con vos, Tom.
English: I want to talk to you, Tom.
Spanish: Quiero contarte una historia.
English: I want to tell you a story.
Spanish: Quiero lo mejor para Tom.
English: I want what's best for Tom.
Spanish: Te quiero fuera de mi casa.
English: I want you out of my house.
Spanish: Quiero que vengas conmigo.
English: I want you to come with me.
Spanish: Quiero que vengas con nosotros.
English: I want you to come with us.
Spanish: Quiero que vayas a Boston.
English: I want you to go to Boston.
Spanish: Quiero que me escuches.
English: I want you to listen to me.
Spanish: Quiero que busques a Tom.
English: I want you to look for Tom.
Spanish: Quiero que conozcas a alguien.
English: I want you to meet someone.
Spanish: Quiero que te quedes conmigo.
English: I want you to stay with me.
Spanish: Quiero que ustedes se queden conmigo.
English: I want you to stay with me.
Spanish: Quiero que laves el coche.
English: I want you to wash the car.