arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: A Ziri le interesa el arte abstracto.
English: Ziri is interested in abstract art.
Spanish: ¿Eres aficionado al arte abstracto? "¡Por supuesto!"
English: Are you into abstract art? "Sure!"
Spanish: ¿El arte abstracto tiene reglas?
English: Does abstract art have any rules?
Spanish: ¿El arte abstracto tiene lógica?
English: Does abstract art have any logic?
Spanish: Su noción no fue ni concreta ni abstracta.
English: His notion was neither concrete nor abstract.
Spanish: Su noción de bienestar es bastante abstracta.
English: His notion of welfare is pretty abstract.
Spanish: ¿Puedes traducir este resumen al árabe?
English: Can you translate this abstract into Arabic?
Spanish: Tu explicación es demasiado abstracta para mí.
English: Your explanation is too abstract for me.
Spanish: Y efectivamente, el fantasma apareció en el balcón.
English: Sure enough, the ghost appeared on the balcony.
Spanish: El liberalismo clásico endiosa las abstracciones y cosifica a los humanos.
English: Classical liberalism deifies abstractions and objectifies humans.
Spanish: Hoy hablaremos del arte abstracto.
English: Today we will be discussing abstract art.
Spanish: Ziri dice que el arte abstracto no tiene significado.
English: Ziri says that abstract art is meaningless.
Spanish: ¿Qué prefieres, la pintura abstracta o figurativa?
English: What do you prefer, abstract or figurative painting?
Spanish: Nadie pudo resolver ese problema tan abstruso.
English: No one could solve such an abstruse problem.
Spanish: La duda debe beneficiar al acusado.
English: Any doubt should benefit the accused.
Spanish: La legislación no me ampara en este caso.
English: The legislation doesn't protect me in this case.
Spanish: Los musulmanes deben sentarse para orinar.
English: Muslims should sit when they pee.
Spanish: Tom visitó la Alhambra.
English: Tom visited the Alhambra.
Spanish: Cuatro es un número de mala suerte en Japón.
English: Four is an unlucky number in Japan.
Spanish: ¡Qué mundo tan maravilloso!
English: What a wonderful world!
Spanish: Ella borró el video de su teléfono.
English: She erased the video from her phone.
Spanish: No nos encontramos con nadie en el museo.
English: We didn't meet anyone in the museum.
Spanish: Damas y caballeros. Pronto aterrizaremos en Londres. Hoy son doce grados. Que tengan un buen día.
English: Ladies and gentlemen. We will soon land in London. Today it is twelve degrees. Have a good day.
Spanish: Será mejor que tengamos cuidado.
English: We'd better be careful.
Spanish: Será mejor que tengas mucho cuidado.
English: You'd better be very careful.
Spanish: Será mejor que tengamos mucho cuidado.
English: We'd better be very careful.
Spanish: Fadil aprendió árabe en El Cairo.
English: Fadil learned Arabic in Cairo.
Spanish: Sami aprendió árabe en El Cairo.
English: Sami learned Arabic in Cairo.
Spanish: No sé por qué Tom hace eso.
English: I don't know why Tom does that.
Spanish: Sami no es idiota.
English: Sami is not an idiot.
Spanish: ¿Qué perro es negro?
English: Which dog is black?
Spanish: El idiotismo de Tom no tiene límites.
English: Tom's idiotness knows no bounds.
Spanish: El idiotismo de Tom no tiene límites.
English: Tom's ignorance knows no bounds.
Spanish: ¡Basta ya de mentiras!
English: Enough with the lies.
Spanish: Si no lo puedes explicar de forma simple, no lo entiendes lo suficientemente bien.
English: If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.
Spanish: Lina es ciudadana yemení.
English: Lina is a Yemeni citizen.
Spanish: Sami es ciudadano yemení.
English: Sami is a Yemeni citizen.
Spanish: El Yemen está pereciendo y a nadie le importa.
English: Yemen is dying and nobody cares.
Spanish: Yemen está muriendo y a nadie le importa.
English: Yemen is dying and nobody cares.
Spanish: Arabia Saudita está perdiendo la guerra del Yemen.
English: Saudi Arabia is losing the war in Yemen.
Spanish: Arabia Saudí está perdiendo la guerra de Yemen.
English: Saudi Arabia is losing the war in Yemen.
Spanish: Estamos vendiendo zumo de naranja.
English: We are selling orange juice.
Spanish: Dijeron que necesitaban un sombrero.
English: They said they needed a hat.
Spanish: El té chai a menudo contiene cardamomo.
English: Chai tea often contains cardamom.
Spanish: Los manzanos dan bellas flores.
English: Apple trees produce beautiful blooms.
Spanish: No obederceré a Tom. No es mi jefe.
English: I won't obey Tom. He isn't my boss.
Spanish: Sería mucho mejor si Tom no viviera con nosotros.
English: It would be much better if Tom didn't live with us.
Spanish: Nunca he cocinado nada con berenjena.
English: I've never cooked anything with eggplant in it.
Spanish: Si Sami quiere sobrevivir en la isla, necesita encontrar una fuente de agua limpia.
English: If Sami wants to survive on the island, he needs to find a source of clean water.
Spanish: Vendimos nuestro carro la semana pasada.
English: We sold our car last week.
Spanish: Tom y Mary se cepillaron el pelo.
English: Tom and Mary brushed their hair.
Spanish: A ella le encantará este vestido cabilio.
English: She will love this Kabyle dress.
Spanish: No tengas miedo. Solo te dolerá un segundo.
English: Don't be afraid. It'll only hurt for a second.
Spanish: Debería haber pensado en eso antes.
English: I should've thought about that earlier.
Spanish: ¿Te puedo echar una mano con los perros?
English: Can I give you a hand with the dogs?
Spanish: Los perros tienen mucho mejor oído que los humanos
English: Dogs have a much better hearing than humans.
Spanish: El inglés es un idioma en el que abundan las expresiones idiomáticas.
English: English is a language chock-full of idiomatic expressions.
Spanish: Todo lo ven como un juego.
English: They see it all as a game.
Spanish: Nos lo pusieron sobre la mesa.
English: They put it on the table for us.
Spanish: Mejor que te prepares para algo peor.
English: You'd better prepare for something worse.
Spanish: Les faltaron el respeto.
English: They were disrespectful to them.
Spanish: Me dedique a terminar mi trabajo.
English: I dedicated myself to finishing my work.
Spanish: ¿Por qué se odia a sí mismo?
English: Why does he hate himself?
Spanish: ¿Por qué se odia a sí mismo?
English: Why do you hate yourself?
Spanish: Créeme, estaba justamente pensando en ti antes de que entrarás.
English: Believe me, I was just thinking about you as you walked in.
Spanish: Hagan como si no hubieran visto nada.
English: Act as if you didn't see anything.
Spanish: No sé cuando mejorarán las cosas para él.
English: I don't know when things will get better for him.
Spanish: Para no hacer errores, tienen que analizar las cosas.
English: In order to not make mistakes, you need to analyze things.
Spanish: Ha llegado el día en el cual él también va a salir.
English: Today is the day he will also leave.
Spanish: Ayudaste únicamente a mi hermana.
English: You only helped my sister.
Spanish: No hay vuelta atrás, sólo va para adelante.
English: There's no way back. It only goes forward.
Spanish: Sus bocas están secas por la sed.
English: Their mouths are dry with thirst.
Spanish: La historia la escribe el cazador, no la liebre.
English: History is written by the victors.
Spanish: La historia la escribe el cazador, no la liebre.
English: History is written by the hunter, not the hare.
Spanish: Volvió de China en el mes de mayo.
English: He came back from China in May.
Spanish: Corrí y Corrí pero el tren me dejó.
English: I ran and ran, but the train left me.
Spanish: He corrido y corrido pero no logré alcanzar al tren.
English: I ran and ran, but I couldn't catch the train.
Spanish: Se nota que Sara está coladita por Andrés.
English: It's clear that Sara has a crush on Andres.
Spanish: Es un pasatiempo extraño, pero lo disfruto.
English: It's a strange hobby, but I enjoy it.
Spanish: Se nota que David está coladito por Ana.
English: It's clear that David has a crush on Ana.
Spanish: Está claro que Laura y Tamara están coladitas por Renato.
English: It's clear that Laura and Tamara have a crush on Renato.
Spanish: Un pesimista es solo un optimista bien informado.
English: A pessimist is merely a well-informed optimist.
Spanish: Yo ya había pensado en eso.
English: I already thought of that.
Spanish: Tom no tiene idea de quién soy.
English: Tom has no idea who I am.
Spanish: ¿Por qué se comió la abeja?
English: Why did he eat the bee?
Spanish: Sí, es obvio que son dos personas distintas, y es perfectamente posible (bueno, a menos que seas Tom) imaginar una situación donde se diría así.
English: Yes, obviously they're two different people, and it's perfectly possible (if you're not Tom, I guess) to imagine a situation where it would be said this way.
Spanish: Tom sólo salió a robar como todos los días, y lo mataron. ¡Eso no es justo!
English: Tom just went out to rob, like every other day, and they killed him. That's not fair!
Spanish: He andado con novias con más trasero que cerebro.
English: I've had girlfriends that had more butt than brain.
Spanish: ¿Por qué estás disfrazado de payaso? "No sé, me desperté así."
English: Why are you dressed like a clown? "I don't know. I woke up like this."
Spanish: Parece latín, pero no lo es.
English: Looks like Latin, but it is not.
Spanish: Un mentiroso nunca cambia, solo mejora su estrategia.
English: A liar never changes. They only improve their strategy.
Spanish: Te daré más la próxima semana.
English: I'll give you more of them next week.
Spanish: No sobrealimentes a tu perro.
English: Don't overfeed your dog.
Spanish: Imogen del Internet puede teclear más de 110 palabras por minuto, pero corre una milla en 20 minutos. El resto de su familia tiene el problema opuesto.
English: Imogen of the Internet can type over 110 words per minute, but runs a 20-minute mile. The rest of her family has the opposite problem.
Spanish: Hoy me quedaré contigo.
English: I'll stay with you today.
Spanish: Mi cena acaba de subirse para saludarme.
English: My dinner just came back up to say hello.
Spanish: ¿Por qué no puedes venir el sábado?
English: Why can't you come on Saturday?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no pudiste venir el sábado?
English: Why couldn't you come on Saturday?
Spanish: No quiero hablar de eso.
English: I don't want to talk about it.
Spanish: No quiero hablar de eso.
English: I don't want to talk about that.
Spanish: ¡No hables de mí!
English: Don't talk about me.
Spanish: Yo no quiero casarme contigo.
English: I don't want to marry you.
Spanish: No quiero casarme con ella.
English: I don't want to marry her.
Spanish: No quiero casarme con él.
English: I don't want to marry him.
Spanish: Este hombre es realmente estúpido.
English: This man is really stupid.
Spanish: Si tienes miedo, cómprate un perro.
English: If you're scared, buy yourself a dog.
Spanish: Mil millones de personas hablan el idioma inglés.
English: A billion people speak the English language.
Spanish: Mil millones de personas hablan inglés.
English: A billion people speak the English language.
Spanish: El sol bronceaba sus hombros claros.
English: The sun tanned his light shoulders.
Spanish: ¿Cuánto mides ahora?
English: How tall are you now?
Spanish: A propósito, estás realmente guapa.
English: By the way, you look really beautiful.
Spanish: ¡O se va Mary, o me voy yo!
English: Either Mary goes, or I go!
Spanish: ¿Qué sabes del amor?
English: What do you know about love?
Spanish: Enrico toma un vaso de zarzaparrilla.
English: Enrico is drinking a glass of sarsaparilla.
Spanish: Este libro es una buena introducción a la jardinería.
English: This book is a good introduction to gardening.
Spanish: La área recreativa sigue abierta al público.
English: The recreation area remains open to the public.
Spanish: La gente solía burlarse de nosotros.
English: People used to laugh at us.
Spanish: De repente, ambos comenzaron a cantar.
English: Suddenly, they both started singing.
Spanish: Tengo que escribir una redacción sobre mis vacaciones.
English: I have to write a composition about my vacation.
Spanish: Sé contento con tu suerte en la vida.
English: Be happy with your lot in life.
Spanish: ¿Voy a ser padre? ¿Estás segura?
English: I'm going to be a father? Are you sure?
Spanish: Generalmente vende a precios muy bajos.
English: It generally sells at very low prices.
Spanish: Cuando la vida es una alegría, entonces la vida tiene sentido.
English: When life is a joy, then life has meaning.
Spanish: Eso solo empeorará las cosas.
English: That'll only make things worse.
Spanish: Sé algunas cosas sobre la lectura cuando se trata de filipinos. Cuando muchos filipinos leen, especialmente la élite, leen en inglés, a pesar de que comúnmente hablan en un idioma indígena todos los días. Filipinas es muy aural-oral cuando se trata de la lengua indígena. Hay, sin embargo, algunos cómics y otra literatura en tagalo para las masas. Muchos filipinos realmente no quieren leer en inglés, ya que tal vez no les atraiga, por lo que rara vez leen, sino que ven televisión, videos o cine, más comúnmente en el idioma indígena. Sospecho que las letras romanas no atraen a algunos filipinos. El tagalo ya no se escribe en la antigua escritura Baybayin, pero el estándar Unicode conserva los silabogramas. La literatura tagalo aún no es muy amplia, como lo es la literatura indonesia vecina. El inglés es como un refresco rosa con gas, mientras que el tagalo es como un pastel de mandioca de color marrón amarillento. (Algunos franceses han expresado que el tagalo es más como un tiburón gris en el mar. Pero podría imaginarme a algunos italianos equiparando el tagalo con los espaguetis con tinta de calamar. Tal vez, el tagalo es como el español "jamón de pata negra", un manjar caro.)
English: I know some things about reading when it comes to Filipinos. When many Filipinos read, especially the elite, they read in English, although they commonly speak an indigenous language every day. The Philippines is highly aural-oral when it comes to the indigenous language. There are, nevertheless, some comics and other literature in Tagalog for the masses. Many Filipinos do not really want to read in English, as maybe it does not attract them, so they seldom read, but instead watch television, videos, or cinema, most commonly in the indigenous language. I suspect that Roman letters do not attract some Filipinos. Tagalog is no longer written in the ancient Baybayin script, but the Unicode Standard conserves the syllabograms. Tagalog literature is not yet extensive, as is that of neighbouring Indonesia. English is like a fizzy pink soda, whilst Tagalog is like a yellow-brown cassava cake. (Some French have stated that Tagalog is more like a grey shark in the sea. But I could imagine some Italians equating Tagalog with squid ink spaghetti. Maybe Tagalog is like Spanish "jamón de pata negra," an expensive delicacy.)
Spanish: El doblaje de películas parece un negocio más grande en el mundo en desarrollo. He visto dos películas de ciencia ficción, sin mucha comprensión, en hindi: Prometheus (2012), luego La máquina del tiempo (2002), las cuales he visto en inglés. Parece que muchos en la India ven ciencia ficción en hindi.
English: Dubbing movies seems a bigger business in the developing world. I've seen two sci-fi movies, without much comprehension, in Hindi: Prometheus (2012), then The Time Machine (2002), both of which I've watched in English. It seems that many in India watch sci-fi in Hindi.
Spanish: Hoy, en la mañana de cielo azul del 2 de julio de 2022, regresando de una tienda de conveniencia en una esquina en Isla Lulu, vi a Miguel el danés-francés. Dijo que estaba luchando contra la nicotina. Luego, dijo que le impactó saber que he sido un gran viajero de este mundo. «¡Lo he visto todo!» me jactaba. Miguel dijo que lo mejor es «gran literatura mientras viajes». Como músico, Miguel mismo ha viajado por América del Norte, el Caribe y México. Dijo que nunca ha estado en Europa. «¡Es un planeta completamente diferente!» yo dije.
English: Today in the blue-sky morning of the 2nd of July of 2022, walking back from a Lulu Island corner convenience store, I saw Michael the Dane-French. He said that he was fighting nicotine. Then, he said that it struck him to find out that I have been a great traveller of this world. "I've seen everything!" I boasted. Michael said that the best thing is "great literature whilst travelling." As a musician, Michael himself has travelled across North America, the Caribbean, and Mexico. He said that he has never been to Europe. "It's a whole different planet!" I said.
Spanish: No sé cuánto le debo a mi nuera.
English: I don't know how much I owe my daughter-in-law.
Spanish: Una buena nuera es mejor que una hija, un buen yerno es mejor que un hijo.
English: A good daughter-in-law is better than a daughter; a good son-in-law is better than a son.
Spanish: Todos tendremos que pasar por eso.
English: All of us will have to go through this.
Spanish: Ese hotel es de mi cuñado.
English: That hotel belongs to my brother-in-law.
Spanish: Murió mi cuñado el miércoles pasado.
English: My brother-in-law died last Wednesday.
Spanish: Su cuñada murió hace un año.
English: His sister-in-law just died a year ago.
Spanish: Mi cuñado se murió el viernes pasado.
English: My brother-in-law died last Friday.
Spanish: A continuación figura una lista de antiguos administradores.
English: Below is a list of past administrators.
Spanish: Tom me dijo que iba a ganar yo pero no salió así.
English: Tom told me I'd win, but it didn't turn out that way.
Spanish: Mi nombre de nacimiento es María Julia Tatoebova.
English: My birth name is Maria Julia Tatoebova.
Spanish: Fue al cine con sus padres.
English: She went to the movies with her parents.
Spanish: Nuestros cuerpos están cambiando.
English: Our bodies are changing.
Spanish: Todas las cosas llegan a aquellos que esperan.
English: All things come to those that wait.
Spanish: Con el tiempo todo se consigue.
English: All things come to those that wait.
Spanish: Puedo leer la escritura en la pared.
English: I can read the writing on the wall.
Spanish: Nunca los he visto reír.
English: I've never seen them laugh.
Spanish: Nunca las he visto reír.
English: I've never seen them laugh.
Spanish: Ayude a la mujer a ponerse de pie.
English: Help the woman get back to her feet.
Spanish: ¿Puedes decirme dónde estoy?
English: Can you tell me where I am?
Spanish: ¿Qué hora es, por favor?
English: What time is it please?
Spanish: Por favor, ¿qué hora es?
English: Excuse me, what time is it?
Spanish: No tengo explicación para eso.
English: I don't have an explanation for that.
Spanish: ¿De dónde eres? "Mi país ya no existe." "¿Qué quieres decir?" "Nací, crecí, y pasé la mayoría de mi vida adulta en la Unión Soviética. Ya no está. Cuando el país se derrumbó, estaba en Algeria, así que decidí quedarme aquí para siempre." "¿Eres ruso?" "No. De hecho, soy una mezcla de varias culturas, muchas más de las que puedas imaginar." "¿Por qué no te regresas a Rusia?" "Ni siquiera soy de Rusia. No tengo país al que volver."
English: Where are you from? "My country no longer exists." "What do you mean?" "I was born, raised and spent most of my adult life in the Soviet Union. It's not there anymore. When the country collapsed, I was in Algeria, so I decided to stay here for good." "Are you Russian?" "No. In fact, I'm a mix of several cultures, way more than you can imagine." "Why don't you return to Russia?" "I'm not even from Russia. There is no country I could return to."
Spanish: Tom murió luchando con un canguro en Australia.
English: Tom died fighting with a kangaroo in Australia.
Spanish: Cuando veo ánime japonés, generalmente tengo la banda sonora japonesa. Suena mucho mejor. Y no se trata solo de practicar el idioma... ¡Hurra!
English: When I watch Japanese anime, I usually have the Japanese soundtrack on. It sounds much better. And it's not just language practice... Yay!
Spanish: ¿Y quién te dijo que mi vida era así?
English: And who told you my life was like that?
Spanish: Sería curado poder hablar un idioma de otra planeta.
English: It'd be cool to be able to speak a language from another planet.
Spanish: ¿Beben leche sus hijos?
English: Do your children drink milk?
Spanish: La puesta de sol a veces tiñe el cielo de rojo.
English: The sunset sometimes turns the sky red.
Spanish: Los tres hombres salieron juntos de la villa.
English: The three men left the villa together.
Spanish: Afortunadamente, la hemorrea se ha detenido.
English: Fortunately, the bleeding has stopped.
Spanish: Siento que podría volar.
English: I feel like I could fly.
Spanish: Los judíos rezan mirando hacia Jerusalén.
English: Jews pray facing Jerusalem.
Spanish: ¡Sé siempre la mejor versión de ti misma!
English: Always be the best version of yourself.
Spanish: Elige uno de entre estos productos.
English: Choose one from among these products.
Spanish: Tengo dudas sobre cuál elegir.
English: I am of two minds about which to choose.
Spanish: ¿No te he visto por alguna parte?
English: Haven't I seen you before?
Spanish: Su corazón está lleno de maldad.
English: His heart is full of evil.
Spanish: Los perros no dan a luz a gatos.
English: Dogs don't give birth to cats.
Spanish: Él pidió un masaje de espalda.
English: He asked for a back massage.
Spanish: Me duele la espalda porque me dormí en el piso ayer.
English: My back hurts because I fell asleep on the floor yesterday.
Spanish: Piensan que ha acabado todo.
English: They think it's all over.
Spanish: En el armario de arriba es donde guarda el café.
English: The top cupboard is where he keeps his coffee.
Spanish: Viven en un alojamiento temporal.
English: They live in temporary accommodation.
Spanish: Tiene bronquitis crónica.
English: She has chronic bronchitis.
Spanish: Me voy a hacer el Joker.
English: I am going to become the Joker.
Spanish: ¿Tenéis una casa?
English: Do you have a house?
Spanish: Tom tiene una casa cerca de la playa.
English: Tom has a house near the beach.
Spanish: Elige cualquiera de estos bolígrafos.
English: Choose any of these pens.
Spanish: Nos vemos casi todos los días.
English: We see each other almost every day.
Spanish: ¡Guau! Perfecto.
English: Wow! Perfect.
Spanish: Las apariencias pueden engañar.
English: Appearances can be deceiving.
Spanish: No, éste no es mi coche.
English: No, this is not my car.
Spanish: No, éste no es mi coche.
English: No, this isn't my car.
Spanish: ¿Cambió la contraseña?
English: Did you change the password?
Spanish: Tom finalmente me dijo algo que necesitaba saber.
English: Tom did eventually tell me something I needed to know.
Spanish: En el pasado, el salía por las noches a menudo.
English: In the past, he would often go out at night.
Spanish: Para él es un juego de niños.
English: It's a piece of cake to him.
Spanish: Para él es un juego de niños.
English: It's child's play to him.
Spanish: Los colores de esta planta no son muy vivos.
English: The colors on this plant aren't very bright.
Spanish: Pero el café no está bueno.
English: But the coffee isn't good.
Spanish: Pero el café no está bueno.
English: But the coffee's not good.
Spanish: Ella es una mujer adorable.
English: She is an adorable woman.
Spanish: Somos los dueños legítimos del castillo.
English: We're the legitimate owners of the castle.
Spanish: No puedo ver casi nada sin anteojos.
English: I can hardly see anything without glasses.
Spanish: Hay diferencias considerables entre el latín vulgar y el latín clásico.
English: There are considerable differences between vulgar Latin and classic Latin.
Spanish: El humor negro me ayuda a superar los malos momentos.
English: Dark humor helps me get over tough times.
Spanish: Entre dos males, elige el menor.
English: Of two evils, choose the lesser.
Spanish: No tengo hogar al que volver.
English: I have no home to return to.
Spanish: De dos males, elige el menor.
English: Of two evils, choose the lesser.
Spanish: No iremos a la oficina mañana por la mañana.
English: We won't come to the office tomorrow morning.
Spanish: Mañana por la mañana no vendremos a trabajar.
English: We won't come to the office tomorrow morning.
Spanish: Son más de las tres. Debería estar cansado, pero no lo estoy.
English: It's past three. I should be tired, but I'm not.
Spanish: ¿Le gusta el humor negro?
English: Do you enjoy black humour?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta el humor negro?
English: Do you enjoy black humour?