arinzeo/spa-en huggingface dataset:
Spanish: Tienes que estudiar mucho más.
English: You must study much harder.
Spanish: No necesitas hacerlo ya mismo.
English: You need not do it at once.
Spanish: Necesitas culpar a alguien.
English: You need to blame somebody.
Spanish: Necesitas comer más fibra.
English: You need to eat more fiber.
Spanish: Tienes que mantenerlo simple.
English: You need to keep it simple.
Spanish: Necesitas escuchar eso.
English: You need to listen to that.
Spanish: Necesitás escuchar eso.
English: You need to listen to that.
Spanish: Tiene que pagar por adelantado.
English: You need to pay in advance.
Spanish: Nunca me regalas nada.
English: You never give me anything.
Spanish: Nunca me cuentas nada.
English: You never tell me anything.
Spanish: Nunca me contáis nada.
English: You never tell me anything.
Spanish: Echas demasiada pimienta.
English: You put in too much pepper.
Spanish: Le echaste demasiada pimienta.
English: You put in too much pepper.
Spanish: ¿A que te acuerdas de mí?
English: You remember me, don't you?
Spanish: Me recuerdas a mi madre.
English: You remind me of my mother.
Spanish: Deberías actuar con calma.
English: You should act more calmly.
Spanish: Deberías tener más cuidado.
English: You should be more careful.
Spanish: Debería tener más cuidado.
English: You should be more careful.
Spanish: Deberíais tener más cuidado.
English: You should be more careful.
Spanish: Deberían tener más cuidado.
English: You should be more careful.
Spanish: Deberías llamar a la policía.
English: You should call the police.
Spanish: Deberías deshacerte de esto.
English: You should get rid of this.
Spanish: Deberíais deshaceros de esto.
English: You should get rid of this.
Spanish: Deberías dejar el tabaco.
English: You should give up smoking.
Spanish: Deberías dejar de fumar.
English: You should give up smoking.
Spanish: Debería darse unas vacaciones.
English: You should take a vacation.
Spanish: Deberías tomarte unas vacaciones.
English: You should take a vacation.
Spanish: Deberías usar desodorante.
English: You should use a deodorant.
Spanish: Deberías haberlo sabido.
English: You should've known better.
Spanish: Deberías haber girado a la derecha.
English: You should've turned right.
Spanish: No deberíais perder la esperanza.
English: You shouldn't give up hope.
Spanish: No deberías perder la esperanza.
English: You shouldn't give up hope.
Spanish: No deberías ir a la escuela.
English: You shouldn't go to school.
Spanish: No deberías haberlo hecho.
English: You shouldn't have done it.
Spanish: Todavía tienes tiempo suficiente.
English: You still have enough time.
Spanish: Aún pareces estar molesto.
English: You still seem to be upset.
Spanish: Casi, casi lo ha acertado.
English: You very nearly guessed it.
Spanish: Eras el único amigo de Tom.
English: You were Tom's only friend.
Spanish: Llegaste tarde, ¿verdad?
English: You were late, weren't you?
Spanish: Tú no estabas aquí el año pasado.
English: You weren't here last year.
Spanish: Siempre serás bienvenido.
English: You will always be welcome.
Spanish: Siempre serás bienvenida.
English: You will always be welcome.
Spanish: Siempre seréis bienvenidos.
English: You will always be welcome.
Spanish: Siempre seréis bienvenidas.
English: You will always be welcome.
Spanish: No estarás seguro en ningún sitio.
English: You won't be safe anywhere.
Spanish: No lo conseguirás tan fácilmente.
English: You won't get it so easily.
Spanish: Has trabajado mucho esta semana.
English: You worked a lot this week.
Spanish: Usted trabajó más que yo.
English: You worked more than I did.
Spanish: Tú escribes mejor que yo.
English: You write better than I do.
Spanish: Será mejor que no esperes aquí.
English: You'd better not wait here.
Spanish: Es mejor que cierres la puerta.
English: You'd better shut the door.
Spanish: Será mejor que lleves a Tom a casa.
English: You'd better take Tom home.
Spanish: Haríais una pareja encantadora.
English: You'd make a lovely couple.
Spanish: Te va a gustar, créeme.
English: You'll like it, believe me.
Spanish: ¡Nunca me cogerás con vida!
English: You'll never take me alive!
Spanish: ¡Nunca me cogeréis con vida!
English: You'll never take me alive!
Spanish: Eres un pintor muy bueno.
English: You're a very good painter.
Spanish: Eres un pintor excelente.
English: You're a very good painter.
Spanish: Estás actuando como un niño.
English: You're acting like a child.
Spanish: Siempre estás exagerando.
English: You're always exaggerating.
Spanish: Eres una chica interesante.
English: You're an interesting girl.
Spanish: Tiendes a ser olvidadizo.
English: You're apt to be forgetful.
Spanish: Van en la dirección equivocada.
English: You're going the wrong way.
Spanish: Vas en la dirección equivocada.
English: You're going the wrong way.
Spanish: Sufres, ¿no?
English: You're in pain, aren't you?
Spanish: Sufrís, ¿no?
English: You're in pain, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres increíblemente talentoso.
English: You're incredibly talented.
Spanish: Eres increíblemente talentosa.
English: You're incredibly talented.
Spanish: Nos enorgulleces a todos.
English: You're making us all proud.
Spanish: No eres un prisionero aquí.
English: You're not a prisoner here.
Spanish: No eres tan joven como Tom.
English: You're not as young as Tom.
Spanish: Ahora formas parte de la élite.
English: You're now among the elite.
Spanish: Tú eres parte del problema.
English: You're part of the problem.
Spanish: Estás parado sobre mi pie.
English: You're standing on my foot.
Spanish: Estás parada sobre mi pie.
English: You're standing on my foot.
Spanish: Todavía eres inexperto.
English: You're still inexperienced.
Spanish: Todavía eres inexperta.
English: You're still inexperienced.
Spanish: Eres el amor de mi vida.
English: You're the love of my life.
Spanish: Tú debes hacer lo que te digo.
English: You're to do as I tell you.
Spanish: Eres increíblemente estúpido.
English: You're unbelievably stupid.
Spanish: Eres muy bueno cosiendo.
English: You're very good at sewing.
Spanish: Se te da muy bien coser.
English: You're very good at sewing.
Spanish: Tienes un futuro brillante.
English: You've got a bright future.
Spanish: Tienes que salir ahora mismo.
English: You've got to come out now.
Spanish: Tienes que hablar francés.
English: You've got to speak French.
Spanish: Heriste los sentimientos de Tom.
English: You've hurt Tom's feelings.
Spanish: Has perdido mucha sangre.
English: You've lost a lot of blood.
Spanish: Tú has derramado tu café.
English: You've spilled your coffee.
Spanish: Las crías de tigre parecen gatos.
English: Young tigers resemble cats.
Spanish: Tus hijos parecen estar sanos.
English: Your children look healthy.
Spanish: Tus sueños se han vuelto realidad.
English: Your dreams have come true.
Spanish: Tus pies huelen bastante mal.
English: Your feet smell pretty bad.
Spanish: Tu vuelo sale a las dos y media.
English: Your flight leaves at 2:30.
Spanish: Tus amigos te echarán de menos.
English: Your friends will miss you.
Spanish: Me asustaron tus gritos.
English: Your screams frightened me.
Spanish: Tu secreto está a salvo conmigo.
English: Your secret's safe with me.
Spanish: Yo soy profesor. "Yo también."
English: I am a teacher. "So am I."
Spanish: Yo soy maestro. "Yo también."
English: I am a teacher. "So am I."
Spanish: Soy maestra. "Yo también."
English: I am a teacher. "So am I."
Spanish: Por favor, siéntese, dijo él.
English: Please, sit down, he said.
Spanish: Por favor, siéntate, dijo él.
English: Please, sit down, he said.
Spanish: «¿Me lo prometes?» «Sí, te lo prometo.»
English: Promise? "Yes, I promise."
Spanish: ¿Dónde estás? "Estoy aquí."
English: Where are you? "I'm here."
Spanish: ¿Quién te ayudó? "Tom."
English: Who helped you? "Tom did."
Spanish: Una bala perforó el casco.
English: A bullet pierced the helmet.
Spanish: Hay una galleta debajo de la mesa.
English: A cookie is under the table.
Spanish: Hay una galletita abajo de la mesa.
English: A cookie is under the table.
Spanish: Un día tiene veinticuatro horas.
English: A day has twenty-four hours.
Spanish: Anoche se produjo un fuego.
English: A fire broke out last night.
Spanish: Un amigo me contó esa historia.
English: A friend told me that story.
Spanish: Con el depósito lleno me da para una semana.
English: A full tank lasts me a week.
Spanish: Una niña está tocando flauta.
English: A girl is playing the flute.
Spanish: A él se le ocurrió una buena idea.
English: A good idea occurred to him.
Spanish: Su buena memoria es su arma.
English: A good memory is his weapon.
Spanish: El haiku es un tipo de poema.
English: A haiku is one type of poem.
Spanish: Aquí murieron muchos soldados.
English: A lot of soldiers died here.
Spanish: Más vale prevenir que curar.
English: A stitch in time saves nine.
Spanish: Mejor prevenir que curar.
English: A stitch in time saves nine.
Spanish: Un hombre extraño se nos acercó.
English: A strange man came up to us.
Spanish: Se me cortó una cuerda de la guitarra.
English: A string on my guitar broke.
Spanish: Un tercio es menos que un medio.
English: A third is less than a half.
Spanish: Una tercia es menos que una mitad.
English: A third is less than a half.
Spanish: Un vasto desierto se extiende ante nosotros.
English: A vast desert lay before us.
Spanish: ¿Cuánto costará más o menos?
English: About how much will it cost?
Spanish: Echa otro tronco al fuego.
English: Add another log to the fire.
Spanish: Echad otro tronco al fuego.
English: Add another log to the fire.
Spanish: Eche otro tronco al fuego.
English: Add another log to the fire.
Spanish: Echen otro tronco al fuego.
English: Add another log to the fire.
Spanish: Añada una cucharadita de pimiento.
English: Add one teaspoon of paprika.
Spanish: Voy directo a casa después del trabajo.
English: After work, I go right home.
Spanish: Todos los humanos son mortales.
English: All human beings are mortal.
Spanish: Todo vale en el amor y en la guerra.
English: All is fair in love and war.
Spanish: Todos mis esfuerzos fueron en vano.
English: All my efforts were in vain.
Spanish: Todos mis amigos hablan francés.
English: All my friends speak French.
Spanish: Todos mis amigos me olvidaron.
English: All of my friends forgot me.
Spanish: Se derramó toda la leche.
English: All of the milk was spilled.
Spanish: Todos tenemos que morir algún día.
English: All of us must die some day.
Spanish: Todos nosotros, excepto él, fuimos.
English: All of us, except him, went.
Spanish: A todos los chicos les gustó esquiar.
English: All the boys enjoyed skiing.
Spanish: Todos los chicos disfrutarón esquiando.
English: All the boys enjoyed skiing.
Spanish: Todos los teléfonos estaban sonando.
English: All the phones were ringing.
Spanish: Todos los estudiantes estaban presentes.
English: All the students were there.
Spanish: Todos los estudiantes estaban ahí.
English: All the students were there.
Spanish: Todas las ventanas estaban cerradas,
English: All the windows were closed.
Spanish: Todos estos huevos no están frescos.
English: All these eggs aren't fresh.
Spanish: Todas estas cosas cuestan dinero.
English: All these things cost money.
Spanish: Solo se tenían el uno al otro.
English: All they had was each other.
Spanish: ¿Estoy interrumpiendo algo?
English: Am I interrupting something?
Spanish: Los estadounidenses comen un montón de carne.
English: Americans eat a lot of meat.
Spanish: Y así es como Tom conoció a Mary.
English: And that's how Tom met Mary.
Spanish: Me molesta la gente importuna.
English: Annoying people irritate me.
Spanish: Cualquier cantidad de dinero servirá.
English: Any amount of money will do.
Spanish: Cualquier lugar con cama estará bien.
English: Anywhere with a bed will do.
Spanish: Aparentemente, el autobús está retrasado.
English: Apparently, the bus is late.
Spanish: ¿Están los dos listos para irse?
English: Are both of you ready to go?
Spanish: ¿Están las dos listas para irse?
English: Are both of you ready to go?
Spanish: ¿Eres un esclavo del hábito?
English: Are you a creature of habit?
Spanish: ¿Estás completamente seguro?
English: Are you absolutely positive?
Spanish: ¿Estás ocupada mañana a la noche?
English: Are you busy tomorrow night?
Spanish: ¿Has terminado con el artículo?
English: Are you done with the paper?
Spanish: ¿Estás mejor, Tomás?
English: Are you feeling better, Tom?
Spanish: ¿Estás libre esta tarde?
English: Are you free this afternoon?
Spanish: ¿Eres de otro planeta?
English: Are you from another planet?
Spanish: ¿Vas en colectivo o en auto?
English: Are you going by bus or car?
Spanish: ¿Vas a compartir eso?
English: Are you going to share that?
Spanish: ¿Eres bueno en el patinaje sobre hielo?
English: Are you good at ice skating?
Spanish: ¿Se te dan bien las matemáticas?
English: Are you good at mathematics?
Spanish: ¿Eres bueno para las matemáticas?
English: Are you good at mathematics?
Spanish: ¿Os estáis divirtiendo?
English: Are you guys having any fun?
Spanish: ¿En serio son primos?
English: Are you guys really cousins?
Spanish: ¿En serio son primas?
English: Are you guys really cousins?
Spanish: ¿Estás feliz en tu casa?
English: Are you happy in your house?
Spanish: ¿Estás interesado en la música?
English: Are you interested in music?
Spanish: ¿Estás cuestionando mi plan?
English: Are you questioning my plan?
Spanish: ¿Estás listo para la Noche de Brujas?
English: Are you ready for Halloween?
Spanish: ¿Estás enfermo? Te ves pálido.
English: Are you sick? You look pale.
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro que nadie te vio?
English: Are you sure no one saw you?
Spanish: ¿Seguro que nadie te vio?
English: Are you sure no one saw you?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de tu respuesta?
English: Are you sure of your answer?
Spanish: ¿Intentas ligar conmigo?
English: Are you trying to hit on me?
Spanish: ¿Estás esperando a alguien?
English: Are you waiting for someone?
Spanish: ¿Estás esperando el bus?
English: Are you waiting for the bus?
Spanish: ¿Te molestan los ojos?
English: Are your eyes troubling you?
Spanish: ¿No te alegra ser rico?
English: Aren't you glad you're rich?
Spanish: ¿No estás contenta de ser rica?
English: Aren't you glad you're rich?
Spanish: Al principio no me agradaba.
English: At first, I didn't like him.
Spanish: Al principio, no tenía ni idea del porqué.
English: At first, I had no idea why.
Spanish: Por fin él consiguió su objetivo.
English: At last he reached his goal.
Spanish: Las bacterias son microorganismos.
English: Bacteria are microorganisms.
Spanish: Ten cuidado en el camino de regreso a casa.
English: Be careful on your way home.
Spanish: Sé amable con aquellos a tu alrededor.
English: Be kind to those around you.
Spanish: Sé más cuidadoso de ahora en adelante.
English: Be more careful from now on.
Spanish: Mantén silencio cuando yo estoy hablando.
English: Be quiet while I'm speaking.
Spanish: Pobre como es, no lo puede comprar.
English: Being poor, he can't buy it.
Spanish: Más grande no siempre es mejor.
English: Bigger is not always better.
Spanish: La sangre fluía de la herida.
English: Blood flowed from the wound.
Spanish: Ambos cargos fueron retirados.
English: Both charges were withdrawn.
Spanish: Ambos niños fueron castigados.
English: Both children were punished.
Spanish: Tanto vosotros como yo somos estudiantes.
English: Both you and I are students.
Spanish: Adopten la posición de impacto.
English: Brace yourselves for impact.
Spanish: Prepararos para el impacto.
English: Brace yourselves for impact.
Spanish: Preparaos para el impacto.
English: Brace yourselves for impact.
Spanish: Tráeme ese vaso de leche.
English: Bring me that glass of milk.
Spanish: Pero, ¿cómo termina esta historia?
English: But how does this story end?
Spanish: Llámame cuando hayas llegado.
English: Call me once you've arrived.
Spanish: ¿Me puede dar una taza de azúcar?
English: Can I borrow a cup of sugar?
Spanish: ¿Me puede prestar una taza de azúcar?
English: Can I borrow a cup of sugar?
Spanish: ¿Podría tomar un vaso de leche?
English: Can I drink a glass of milk?
Spanish: ¿Puedo ir a comprar helado?
English: Can I go buy some ice cream?
Spanish: ¿Te puedo tomar una foto?
English: Can I take a picture of you?
Spanish: ¿Le puedo tomar una foto?
English: Can I take a picture of you?
Spanish: ¿Les puedo tomar una foto?
English: Can I take a picture of you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hacer fotos aquí?
English: Can I take photographs here?
Spanish: ¿Te puedo hacer la prueba de la COVID-19?
English: Can I test you for COVID-19?
Spanish: ¿Alguien puede decirme qué hora es?
English: Can anyone tell me the time?
Spanish: ¿Admite el precio rebaja?
English: Can the price be discounted?
Spanish: ¿Se puede confiar en esta gente?
English: Can these people be trusted?
Spanish: ¿Podemos hacer algo por ti?
English: Can we do something for you?
Spanish: ¿Puedes volver el lunes?
English: Can you come back on Monday?
Spanish: ¿Puedes describir el objeto?
English: Can you describe the object?
Spanish: ¿Puedes explicar tu respuesta?
English: Can you explain your answer?
Spanish: ¿Puedes ir ahorita al cine?
English: Can you go to the movie now?
Spanish: ¿Puedes bajarle al ruido?
English: Can you keep the noise down?
Spanish: ¿Puedes limitar el ruido?
English: Can you keep the noise down?
Spanish: ¿Puedes mantener bajo el ruido?
English: Can you keep the noise down?
Spanish: ¿Sabes tocar bien el piano?
English: Can you play the piano well?
Spanish: ¿Puede parar de cantar, por favor?
English: Can you please stop singing?
Spanish: ¿Podéis dejar de cantar, por favor?
English: Can you please stop singing?
Spanish: ¿Puedes dejar de cantar, por favor?
English: Can you please stop singing?
Spanish: ¿Puedes quedarte por algunos días?
English: Can you stay for a few days?
Spanish: ¿Aún puedes recordar eso?
English: Can you still remember that?
Spanish: ¿Puedes enseñarme a volar?
English: Can you teach me how to fly?
Spanish: ¿Puedes esperar un momentito?
English: Can you wait a little while?
Spanish: ¿Puede esperar hasta mañana?
English: Can you wait until tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Puedes esperar hasta mañana?
English: Can you wait until tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Podéis esperar hasta mañana?
English: Can you wait until tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Pueden esperar hasta mañana?
English: Can you wait until tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Podés esperar hasta mañana?
English: Can you wait until tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Tu madre sabe conducir un coche?
English: Can your mother drive a car?
Spanish: ¿Tu madre sabe conducir?
English: Can your mother drive a car?
Spanish: ¿Tu madre sabe conducir un auto?
English: Can your mother drive a car?
Spanish: ¿No puedes decidirte?
English: Can't you make up your mind?
Spanish: Canadá es más grande que Japón.
English: Canada is larger than Japan.
Spanish: Los gatos son animales muy limpios.
English: Cats are very clean animals.
Spanish: A los gatos no les gusta mojarse.
English: Cats don't like getting wet.
Spanish: Masticá con la boca cerrada.
English: Chew with your mouth closed.
Spanish: Los niños odian el aceite de hígado de bacalao.
English: Children hate cod liver oil.
Spanish: Frecuentemente, los niños odian las espinacas.
English: Children often hate spinach.
Spanish: La música de Chopin es bella.
English: Chopin's music is beautiful.
Spanish: La Navidad será pronto, ¿no es así?
English: Christmas is soon, isn't it?
Spanish: ¡Cierre la puerta y siéntese!
English: Close the door and sit down.
Spanish: Esta mañana hace frío, ¿verdad?
English: Cold this morning, isn't it?
Spanish: Ven lo más rápido posible.
English: Come as quickly as possible.
Spanish: Venga usted sin falta a las once.
English: Come at eleven without fail.
Spanish: Entra a la pieza después que yo.
English: Come into the room after me.
Spanish: Venga, ya casi hemos llegado.
English: Come on, we're almost there.
Spanish: Ánimo, que ya casi estamos allí.
English: Come on, we're almost there.
Spanish: Vamos, que nos queda muy poquito.
English: Come on, we're almost there.
Spanish: Cookie es menor de 5 años.
English: Cookie is under 5 years old.
Spanish: ¿Me podrías ayudar, por favor?
English: Could you assist me, please?
Spanish: ¿Podrías dibujarme un mapa?
English: Could you draw a map for me?
Spanish: ¿Podrías conducir más despacio?
English: Could you drive more slowly?
Spanish: ¿Podría conducir más despacio?
English: Could you drive more slowly?
Spanish: ¿Podría usted conducir más despacio?
English: Could you drive more slowly?
Spanish: ¿Puedes conducir un poco más despacio?
English: Could you drive more slowly?
Spanish: ¿Podría ayudarme con eso?
English: Could you help me with that?
Spanish: ¿Podrías ayudarme con eso?
English: Could you help me with that?
Spanish: ¿Puede repetir eso de nuevo?
English: Could you repeat that again?
Spanish: ¿Podría usted mandarme una foto a mí?
English: Could you send me a picture?
Spanish: ¿Podría decir lo que él dijo?
English: Could you tell what he said?
Spanish: Los cocodrilos tienen dientes afilados.
English: Crocodiles have sharp teeth.
Spanish: Papá vuelve a casa mañana.
English: Dad is coming home tomorrow.
Spanish: Papá pintó las paredes de blanco.
English: Dad painted the walls white.
Spanish: Los hechos valen más que las palabras.
English: Deeds are better than words.
Spanish: Los ciervos son bastante inteligentes.
English: Deer are fairly intelligent.
Spanish: Los detalles se harán llegar posteriormente.
English: Details will be forthcoming.
Spanish: ¿Te hice esperar mucho?
English: Did I keep you waiting long?
Spanish: ¿Dijo Tom que no iba a venir?
English: Did Tom say I wasn't coming?
Spanish: ¿Dijo Tom que yo no iba a venir?
English: Did Tom say I wasn't coming?
Spanish: ¿Se mudó usted de traje?
English: Did you change your clothes?
Spanish: ¿Lo hiciste tú solo?
English: Did you do it by yourselves?
Spanish: ¿Lo hiciste tú solo?
English: Did you do this on your own?
Spanish: ¿Te fue bien en el examen?
English: Did you do well on the test?
Spanish: ¿Alguna vez viste esa película?
English: Did you ever see that movie?
Spanish: ¿Conseguiste lo que querías?
English: Did you get what you wanted?
Spanish: ¿Fuiste al funeral de Tom?
English: Did you go to Tom's funeral?
Spanish: ¿Fuiste a la feria del libro?
English: Did you go to the book fair?
Spanish: ¿Has pasado un buen fin de semana?
English: Did you have a good weekend?
Spanish: ¿Tuviste un buen fin de semana?
English: Did you have a good weekend?
Spanish: ¿Tuviste una buena noche?
English: Did you have a nice evening?
Spanish: ¿Te divertiste anoche?
English: Did you have fun last night?
Spanish: ¿Te has dejado la puerta abierta?
English: Did you leave the door open?
Spanish: ¿Has mentido a tus padres?
English: Did you lie to your parents?
Spanish: ¿Perdiste mucha sangre?
English: Did you lose a lot of blood?
Spanish: ¿Lo has hecho tú solo?
English: Did you make it by yourself?
Spanish: ¿Lo hiciste tú solo?
English: Did you make it by yourself?
Spanish: ¿Pagaste por esos zapatos?
English: Did you pay for those shoes?
Spanish: ¿Plantaste esto tú mismo?
English: Did you plant this yourself?
Spanish: ¿Viste la televisión anoche?
English: Did you watch TV last night?
Spanish: ¿Anoche viste la televisión?
English: Did you watch TV last night?
Spanish: ¿Viste la televisión la pasada noche?
English: Did you watch TV last night?
Spanish: ¿No cerraste el coche?
English: Didn't you lock up your car?
Spanish: ¿No tomaron precauciones?
English: Didn't you take precautions?
Spanish: ¿No tomaste precauciones?
English: Didn't you take precautions?
Spanish: ¿Tengo que venir el lunes?
English: Do I have to come on Monday?
Spanish: ¿Debo pagar por adelantado?
English: Do I have to pay in advance?
Spanish: ¿Tengo que pagar por adelantado?
English: Do I have to pay in advance?
Spanish: ¿Tengo que firmar algo?
English: Do I have to sign something?
Spanish: ¿Tengo que pagar por adelantado?
English: Do I need to pay in advance?
Spanish: ¿Sueno como si estuviera enamorado?
English: Do I sound like I'm in love?
Spanish: Haz exactamente lo que te digamos.
English: Do exactly what we tell you.
Spanish: Hazlo por ti mismo como sea.
English: Do it yourself by all means.
Spanish: ¿Necesitamos un idioma universal?
English: Do we need a world language?
Spanish: Hacé lo que Tom dijo que hagas.
English: Do what Tom tells you to do.
Spanish: Hacé lo que te haga feliz.
English: Do whatever makes you happy.
Spanish: ¿Crees que existen los fantasmas?
English: Do you believe ghosts exist?
Spanish: ¿Tú crees lo que él dijo?
English: Do you believe what he said?