jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: I got up at five in the morning.
Spanish: Me levanté a las cinco de la mañana.
English: I wake up at half past six in the morning.
Spanish: Me despierto a las seis y media de la mañana.
English: It's twenty-five to one.
Spanish: Es la una menos veinticinco.
English: That's a good answer.
Spanish: Esa es una buena respuesta.
English: At home, we speak Spanish and Dutch.
Spanish: En casa hablamos español y neerlandés.
English: A gay Russian couple got married today in Argentina.
Spanish: Una pareja homosexual rusa se casó hoy en Argentina.
English: Have you shown this picture to Tom?
Spanish: ¿Le has mostrado esta foto a Tom?
English: Why don't people say what they really think anymore?
Spanish: ¿Por qué la gente ya no dice lo que piensa de verdad?
English: How many times have you been to Boston?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas veces has estado en Boston?
English: You were very busy, weren't you?
Spanish: Estabas muy ocupado, ¿verdad?
English: You have to go to sleep.
Spanish: Tienes que irte a dormir.
English: What do you usually do after dinner?
Spanish: ¿Qué sueles hacer después de cenar?
English: My car is older than this tree.
Spanish: Mi coche es más viejo que este árbol.
English: We don't need to talk to Tom.
Spanish: No tenemos que hablar con Tom.
English: Tell me everything you know about this.
Spanish: Cuéntame todo lo que sabes de esto.
English: I just want to see my children.
Spanish: Solo quiero ver a mis niños.
English: My father bought me two books.
Spanish: Mi padre me compró dos libros.
English: Tom thinks that I love Mary.
Spanish: Tom piensa que quiero a Mary.
English: Why don't you dance?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no bailas?
English: I have a very small nose.
Spanish: Tengo una nariz muy pequeña.
English: I didn't know that Tom and Mary were here.
Spanish: No sabía que Tom y Mary estaban aquí.
English: To go crazy means to become crazy.
Spanish: Enloquecer significa volverse loco.
English: Spain has been a democratic country since 1975.
Spanish: España es un país democrático desde 1975.
English: I wrote sentence no. 777777 on Tatoeba.
Spanish: He escrito la frase № 777777 en Tatoeba.
English: To lose your mind means to go crazy.
Spanish: Enloquecer significa volverse loco.
English: The quotient of 21 divided by 7 is 3.
Spanish: El cociente de la división de 21 entre 7 es 3.
English: The teacher is an inspiration to his students.
Spanish: El profesor es una inspiración para sus alumnos.
English: The end of this dictatorship deserves a toast.
Spanish: El fin de esta dictadura merece un brindis.
English: You can't imagine how much I admired him.
Spanish: No puedes hacerte una idea de hasta qué punto lo admiraba.
English: The chicken's ready. Let's eat!
Spanish: El pollo asado ya está listo. ¡A comer!
English: The panda is on the way to extinction.
Spanish: El panda está en vía de extinción.
English: The more she talked, the more bored I grew.
Spanish: Entre más hablaba ella, más me aburría yo.
English: They say that as long as there's life, there's hope.
Spanish: Dicen que mientras haya vida hay esperanza.
English: Armenian writing is often hard for me to read because its letters contrast very little with each other.
Spanish: La escritura armenia a menudo me resulta difícil de leer porque sus letras contrastan poquísimo entre sí.
English: But you just had lunch!
Spanish: ¡Pero acabáis de almorzar.!
English: This isn't a whim.
Spanish: Esto no es un capricho.
English: Why not read the instructions?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no leer las instrucciones?
English: If you're angry, count to four. If that doesn't help, then explode.
Spanish: Si estás enfadado, cuenta hasta cuatro; si eso no ayuda, explota.
English: You shouldn't use the word "gay" as an insult.
Spanish: No deberías usar la palabra «gay» como insulto.
English: You shouldn't use the word "gay" as an insult.
Spanish: No deberías usar la palabra «homosexual» como insulto.
English: It's a quarter past nine in the morning.
Spanish: Son las nueve y cuarto de la mañana.
English: Do you have a Japanese magazine?
Spanish: ¿Tiene una revista japonesa?
English: It's a well-deserved victory.
Spanish: Es una victoria merecida.
English: I'll wait for you no more than ten minutes on the corner at eight. You have to be punctual.
Spanish: Te esperaré no más de diez minutos en la esquina a las ocho. Tenés que ser puntual.
English: Who took the penalty kick?
Spanish: ¿Quién tiró el penalti?
English: God doesn't play dice!
Spanish: ¡Dios no tira los dados!
English: God doesn't play dice!
Spanish: ¡Dios no juega a los dados!
English: Don't forget to flush the toilet.
Spanish: No olvides tirar de la cadena.
English: Did he fall, throw himself or was he thrown?
Spanish: ¿Se cayó, se tiró o lo tiraron?
English: The abandoned car was riddled with bullets.
Spanish: El coche abandonado estaba acribillado a tiros.
English: Sumo is a Japanese martial art.
Spanish: El sumo es un arte marcial japonés.
English: You are such an egoist!
Spanish: ¡Eres tan egoísta!
English: You're such an egoist!
Spanish: ¡Eres tan egoísta!
English: The bell rang, and the train began to move.
Spanish: Sonó el timbre y el tren se puso en marcha.
English: Sooner or later, she'll tell me everything.
Spanish: Tarde o temprano me lo dirá todo.
English: He's now working in the city centre.
Spanish: Ahora trabaja en el centro de la ciudad.
English: I will do it as soon as I can.
Spanish: Lo haré tan pronto como pueda.
English: I will call you as soon as I can.
Spanish: Te llamaré en cuanto pueda.
English: I'll call you as soon as I can.
Spanish: Te llamaré en cuanto pueda.
English: I'll do it as soon as I can.
Spanish: Lo haré en cuanto pueda.
English: I will do it as soon as I can.
Spanish: Lo haré en cuanto pueda.
English: Everyone has their own opinion.
Spanish: Cada uno tiene su propia opinión.
English: How do chameleons change colour?
Spanish: ¿Cómo cambian de color los camaleones?
English: How do they do it?
Spanish: ¿Cómo lo hacen?
English: She was very popular since her childhood.
Spanish: Ella fue muy popular desde su infancia.
English: There are many houses in the city.
Spanish: En la ciudad hay muchas casas.
English: It's definitely worth checking out.
Spanish: Sin duda merece la pena comprobarlo.
English: What to do in case of a fire?
Spanish: ¿Qué hacer en caso de un incendio?
English: What to do in case of a fire?
Spanish: ¿Qué hacer en caso de incendio?
English: What to do in case of an earthquake?
Spanish: ¿Qué hacer en caso de sismo?
English: Tom is one of my sister's friends.
Spanish: Tom es uno de los amigos de mi hermana.
English: I am Muslim and I don't eat pig.
Spanish: Soy musulmán y no como cerdo.
English: The dictionary on the desk is mine.
Spanish: El diccionario que hay encima del escritorio es mío.
English: We're listening to music, and you?
Spanish: Estamos escuchando música, ¿y tú?
English: Rhubarb is a vegetable.
Spanish: El ruibarbo es una verdura.
English: The aubergine is a vegetable.
Spanish: La berenjena es una verdura.
English: The eggplant is a vegetable.
Spanish: La berenjena es una verdura.
English: We are studying a species of poisonous toad that looks very similar to a stone.
Spanish: Estudiamos un tipo de sapo venenoso muy similar a una roca.
English: This is our last chance!
Spanish: ¡Es nuestra última oportunidad!
English: What to do in case of an earthquake?
Spanish: ¿Qué hacer en caso de terremoto?
English: I said I didn't want a taxi.
Spanish: Dije que no quería un taxi.
English: Do you really love me?
Spanish: ¿Me amas de verdad?
English: Thank you, but I don't drink anymore.
Spanish: Gracias, pero ya no bebo.
English: Are you sure you want to continue?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de que quieres continuar?
English: Tom wanted to talk about what happened.
Spanish: Tom quería hablar de lo que había pasado.
English: Tom wants to talk to you again.
Spanish: Tom quiere volver a hablar contigo.
English: Why do I have to go?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tengo que ir?
English: Thanks for your feedback. Now if you excuse me, I'm... going to cry now.
Spanish: Gracias por sus críticas. Ahora si me disculpa...voy a llorar.
English: Fury and avarice are dangerous.
Spanish: La ira y la avaricia son peligrosas.
English: My Internet connection is very slow.
Spanish: Mi conexión a Internet es muy lenta.
English: I want you to hug me.
Spanish: Quiero que me abraces.
English: Are you allowed to pay by cheque?
Spanish: ¿Se puede pagar con cheque?
English: How do you say it in German?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se dice eso en alemán?
English: How do you say it in Spanish?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se dice eso en español?
English: How do you say "thanks" in French?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se dice "gracias" en francés?
English: How do you say lobster in French?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se dice «langosta» en francés?
English: How do you say "thank you" in Czech?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se dice «gracias» en checo?
English: How do you say "cat" in Spanish?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se dice «mačka» en español?
English: How do you say "spider" in German?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se dice "araña" en alemán?
English: How do you say "sir" in German?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se dice «queso» en alemán?
English: A lot of Canadian tourists visit Australia.
Spanish: Muchos turistas canadienses visitan Australia.
English: How much sugar do we need?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto azúcar necesitamos?
English: My new album is available on all the streaming platforms.
Spanish: Mi nuevo álbum está disponible en todas las plataformas de streaming.
English: I deleted the file by accident.
Spanish: Borré el archivo por accidente.
English: Why don't we make sure that important political offices are held by people who really know their stuff?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no nos aseguramos de que los puestos políticos importantes sean ocupados por personas que realmente entienden el tema?
English: 2 is the only even prime number.
Spanish: 2 es el único número primo par.
English: Putin has taken an entire peninsula hostage.
Spanish: Putin tomó toda una península como rehén.
English: To err is human, but to persist in error is diabolical.
Spanish: Errar es humano, pero persistir en el error es diabólico.
English: I was stung by a wasp.
Spanish: Me ha picado una avispa.
English: I've seen her with my own eyes.
Spanish: La he visto con mis propios ojos.
English: Religion is the opium of the masses.
Spanish: La religión es el opio del pueblo.
English: People are crying out against the new tax.
Spanish: La gente se está quejando contra el nuevo impuesto.
English: People in general have faith in everything newspapers say.
Spanish: En general, la gente tiene fe en todo lo que los periódicos dicen.
English: The dugong is a herbivorous marine mammal.
Spanish: El dugongo es un mamífero marino herbívoro.
English: You can be sure of it.
Spanish: Puedes estar segura de ello.
English: He knows no foreign language except English.
Spanish: Él no sabe ningún otro idioma extranjero aparte de inglés.
English: I'm glad to see you!
Spanish: ¡Estoy contenta de verte!
English: I am glad to see you!
Spanish: ¡Estoy contenta de verte!
English: Good to see you!
Spanish: ¡Estoy contenta de verte!
English: Tom doesn't take himself seriously.
Spanish: Tom no se toma en serio a sí mismo.
English: This is the book that I want you to read.
Spanish: Este es el libro que quiero que leas.
English: Earlier everyone used the same language.
Spanish: Antes todo el mundo utilizaba el mismo lenguaje.
English: Why is blood red?
Spanish: ¿Por qué la sangre es roja?
English: They are wearing expensive rings.
Spanish: Ellas visten anillos caros.
English: French is the only language that I'm able to speak.
Spanish: El francés es el único lenguaje que puedo hablar.
English: Maybe Tom thought that you wouldn't want to see him.
Spanish: Quizás Tom pensó que no lo querrías ver.
English: I haven't used this pot in a long time.
Spanish: No he usado esta olla en mucho tiempo.
English: Have you ever seen a rainbow?
Spanish: Alguna vez has visto un arcoíris?
English: I wonder whether Tom and Mary like doing that.
Spanish: Me pregunto si a Tom y Mary les gusta hacer eso.
English: Tom said that he wanted to take a shower before going to bed.
Spanish: Tom dijo que se quería duchar antes de irse a la cama.
English: Sami has never had a cavity in his life.
Spanish: Sami nunca ha tenido una carie en su vida.
English: The concept of a virtual streamer came out of Japan.
Spanish: El concepto de un streamer virtual surgió de Japón.
English: He's an extremely important person.
Spanish: Él es una persona extremadamente importante.
English: I want you to say what you think.
Spanish: Quiero que digas lo que piensas.
English: That's the most beautiful thing I've read today!
Spanish: ¡Es la cosa más hermosa que he leído hoy!
English: I went away to the mountains to forget my routine and finally feel free.
Spanish: Partí a la montaña para olvidarme de mi rutina y sentirme liberado al fin.
English: He spent the night at his aunt's.
Spanish: Él pasó la noche en casa de su tía.
English: They didn't get Mary's joke.
Spanish: Ellos no entendieron el chiste de Mary.
English: They didn't get Mary's joke.
Spanish: Ellas no entendieron el chiste de Mary.
English: As far as I know, he's honest.
Spanish: Por lo que yo sé, es honesto.
English: Ready, steady, go!
Spanish: ¡En sus marcas, listos, ya!
English: Thank God I'm an atheist.
Spanish: Gracias a Dios soy ateo.
English: Thank God I'm an atheist.
Spanish: Gracias a Dios soy atea.
English: Someone tried to kill Tom.
Spanish: Alguien intentó matar a Tom.
English: I do not quite understand what you mean.
Spanish: No acabo de comprender lo que quieres decir.
English: Hannah is a Reform Jew.
Spanish: Hana es una judía reformista.
English: Layla is expecting.
Spanish: Layla está esperando un niño.
English: I wish I could've spoken French.
Spanish: Ojalá hubiera sabido hablar francés.
English: I fell and broke one of my ribs.
Spanish: Me quebré una costilla al caer.
English: The capital of South Korea is Seoul.
Spanish: La capital de Corea del Sur es Seúl.
English: Shall we meet tomorrow morning at nine?
Spanish: ¿Nos vemos mañana por la mañana a las nueve?
English: The capital of Russia is Moscow.
Spanish: La capital de Rusia es Moscú.
English: I hope the ceremony isn't too long.
Spanish: Espero que la ceremonia no sea muy larga.
English: José and Maria are the godparents of my youngest son.
Spanish: José y María son el padrino y la madrina de mi hijo menor.
English: Mary and Helen are the godmothers of my two children, respectively.
Spanish: María y Helena son las madrinas de mis dos hijos, respectivamente.
English: It is said that time changes everything.
Spanish: Dicen que el tiempo cambia todo.
English: The Udmurts are a Finno-Ugric people.
Spanish: Los udmurtos son un pueblo ugrofinés.
English: None of the four boys had an alibi.
Spanish: Ninguno de los cuatro chicos tenía coartada.
English: At first glance, the question seems simple.
Spanish: A primera vista, la pregunta parece simple.
English: Hong Kong Island is a concrete jungle.
Spanish: La isla de Hong Kong es una jungla de cemento.
English: Maybe the sentence doesn't sound natural, but it's correct.
Spanish: Puede ser que la frase no suene natural, pero es correcta.
English: Urinals are generally white.
Spanish: Los urinarios son generalmente de color blanco.
English: Urinals are generally white.
Spanish: En general, los mingitorios son blancos.
English: As soon as you finish, close the door.
Spanish: Tan pronto acabes, cierra la puerta.
English: My sibling is nonbinary.
Spanish: Mi hermane es no binarie.
English: Clara asked why he was working so much.
Spanish: Clara preguntó por qué trabajaba tanto.
English: I'm not so rich that I would buy myself cheap shoes.
Spanish: No soy tan rico como para comprarme unos zapatos baratos.
English: When I do good, I feel good. When I do bad, I feel bad. That's my religion.
Spanish: Cuando hago el bien, me siento bien; cuando hago el mal, me siento mal, y esa es mi religión.
English: Who is under the table?
Spanish: ¿Quién está debajo de la mesa?
English: I wanna be a roomba. I want knives taped to me. I wanna be let loose.
Spanish: Quiero ser un roomba. Quiero cuchillos pegados a yo con cinta adhesiva. Quiero que me deje suelto.
English: I want to be a roomba. I want knives taped to me. I want to be let loose.
Spanish: Yo quiero ser un roomba. Yo quiero cuchillos pegados a yo con cinta adhesiva. Yo quiero que me deje suelto.
English: I want to be a roomba. I want knives taped to me. I want to be let loose.
Spanish: Yo quiero ser un roomba. Yo quiero cuchillos pegados a yo con cinta adhesiva. Yo quiero que me deje suelta.
English: I wanna be a roomba. I want knives taped to me. I wanna be let loose.
Spanish: Quiero ser un roomba. Quiero cuchillos pegados a yo con cinta adhesiva. Quiero que me deje suelta.
English: Who actually wrote this?
Spanish: ¿Quién escribió realmente esto?
English: Call me immediately in case of an accident.
Spanish: Llámame inmediatamente en caso de accidente.
English: Carry on reading, please.
Spanish: Continúe leyendo, por favor.
English: How did you do on your biology test?
Spanish: ¿Cómo te fue en tu examen de biología?
English: It looks like a nice place to live.
Spanish: Parece un lugar agradable para vivir.
English: Is there a swimming pool?
Spanish: ¿Hay una piscina?
English: Slovak is a West Slavic language.
Spanish: El eslovaco es una lengua eslava occidental.
English: Ukrainian is an East Slavic language.
Spanish: El ucraniano es una lengua eslava oriental.
English: Russian is an East Slavic language.
Spanish: El ruso es una lengua eslava oriental.
English: Is German a Romance language?
Spanish: ¿Es el alemán una lengua romance?
English: Ukrainian is a Slavic language.
Spanish: El ucraniano es una lengua eslava.
English: Alexis is next to the portrait.
Spanish: Alexis está al lado del retrato.
English: What's got to be done?
Spanish: ¿Qué hay que hacer?
English: Scarabs are insects.
Spanish: Los escarabajos son insectos.
English: I'm gay, so what?
Spanish: Soy gay, ¿y qué?
English: I'm gay, so what?
Spanish: Soy gay, ¿y?
English: At the moment, I work as a teacher at the school.
Spanish: En este momento, trabajo como profesora en la escuela.
English: At the moment, I work as a teacher at the school.
Spanish: En este momento, trabajo como profesor en la escuela.
English: I am lying on the grass.
Spanish: Estoy tumbado en la hierba.
English: I am lying on the grass.
Spanish: Yo estoy tumbado en la hierba.
English: Tom has a scar on his face.
Spanish: Tom tiene una cicatriz en la cara.
English: I don't care that my French sounds funny, 'cause at least I get my point across.
Spanish: No me importa que mi francés suene raro, porque al menos consigo que me entiendan.
English: There's a mouse under the bed.
Spanish: Hay un ratón debajo de la cama.
English: Are you sure this is what you want?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de que es lo que quieres?
English: Who wrote Hamlet?
Spanish: ¿Quién escribió Hamlet?
English: Tom doesn't have friends in Boston.
Spanish: Tom no tiene amigos en Boston.
English: What's Tom looking for?
Spanish: ¿Qué está buscando Tom?
English: I don't like what you're doing right now.
Spanish: No me gusta lo que estás haciendo ahora mismo.
English: Oh, you want to talk about biological sex? Well, I had biological sex with your mom last night!
Spanish: ¿Así que quieres hablar del sexo biológico? ¡Pues anoche tuve sexo biológico con tu madre!
English: I put some milk in my coffee.
Spanish: Le eché algo de leche en mi café.
English: I want you to lower your pants.
Spanish: Quiero que te bajes los pantalones.
English: I've seen him with my own eyes.
Spanish: Lo he visto con mis propios ojos.
English: I have seen him with my own eyes.
Spanish: Lo he visto con mis propios ojos.
English: I have seen it with my own eyes.
Spanish: Lo he visto con mis propios ojos.
English: I've got nothing to hide.
Spanish: No tengo nada que esconder.
English: I've got nothing to hide.
Spanish: Nada tengo que ocultar.
English: I don't want to work anymore.
Spanish: No quiero seguir trabajando.
English: In heated pools, you can swim in the winter.
Spanish: En las piscinas climatizadas se puede nadar en invierno.
English: I'll pay for the food in cash.
Spanish: Las comidas las pagaré al contado.
English: He used to walk every day.
Spanish: Acostumbraba a andar a diario.
English: She used to walk every day.
Spanish: Acostumbraba a andar a diario.
English: Do I have other options?
Spanish: ¿Tengo otras opciones?
English: Do I have any other options?
Spanish: ¿Tengo otras opciones?
English: They don't know how I've survived.
Spanish: No saben cómo he sobrevivido.
English: They don't know how I survived.
Spanish: No saben cómo he sobrevivido.
English: Chirona is a Spanish colloquial term for a prison or jail.
Spanish: Chirona es un término coloquial equivalente a cárcel.
English: They didn't bring the boy the toys he asked for.
Spanish: No le trajeron al niño los juguetes que había pedido.
English: She'll have to leave, won't she?
Spanish: Habrá que irse, ¿no?
English: That has absolutely nothing to do with you.
Spanish: Eso no tiene absolutamente nada que ver contigo.
English: What kind of people will go? People like me.
Spanish: ¿Qué tipo de personas irán? Gente como yo.
English: Don't talk like that about your mom!
Spanish: ¡No hables así de tu mamá!
English: Don't talk that way about your mom!
Spanish: ¡No hables así de tu mamá!
English: That's neither yours nor mine.
Spanish: Aquél no es ni el tuyo ni el mío.
English: Wednesday is a day like any other.
Spanish: El miércoles es un día como cualquier otro.
English: Don't abuse alcoholic beverages.
Spanish: No abuses de las bebidas alcohólicas.
English: I hate to have to tell you this.
Spanish: Me disgusta tener que decírtelo.
English: I always forget the accusative in Esperanto!
Spanish: ¡Siempre se me olvida el acusativo en el esperanto!
English: The production cost of corn has risen by 40%.
Spanish: El costo de la producción de maíz aumentó un 40%.
English: Dr. Makino is respected by many people.
Spanish: El Dr. Makino es respetado por mucha gente.
English: He comes on the 5th and the 15th of every month.
Spanish: Él viene los días 5 y 15 de cada mes.
English: The Jews were expelled from Spain in 1492.
Spanish: Los judíos fueron expulsados de España en 1492.
English: I'll always remember your kindness.
Spanish: Siempre recordaré tu amabilidad.
English: That is a hard question.
Spanish: Ésa es una pregunta difícil.
English: I didn't have to try very hard.
Spanish: No tuve que esforzarme mucho.
English: The father is a man and the mother is a woman.
Spanish: El padre es hombre y la madre es mujer.
English: I love rainy days.
Spanish: Me encantan los días lluviosos.
English: The journey is more important than the destination.
Spanish: El viaje es más importante que el destino.
English: I feel very lonely in this world.
Spanish: Me siento muy solo en este mundo.
English: Life is to be lived.
Spanish: La vida está hecha para ser vivida.
English: It is difficult for me to read this text.
Spanish: Es difícil para mi leer este texto.
English: No one knows what the future has in store for us.
Spanish: Nunca se sabe lo que nos depara el futuro.
English: Bucharest is the capital of Romania.
Spanish: Bucarest es la capital de Rumania.
English: Do you want to get rich?
Spanish: ¿Queréis haceros ricos?
English: Do you want to get rich?
Spanish: ¿Quieren hacerse ricos?
English: Do you want to get rich?
Spanish: ¿Queréis haceros ricas?
English: Do you want to get rich?
Spanish: ¿Quieren hacerse ricas?
English: I think most of them have gone home.
Spanish: Creo que la mayoría de ellos se fueron a casa.
English: When we arrived at the restaurant, I asked where the toilet was, because I needed to wash my hands before eating.
Spanish: Cuando llegamos al restaurante, pregunté dónde estaba el wáter, porque necesitaba lavarme las manos antes de comer.
English: We'll have to behave better from now on.
Spanish: Tendremos que comportarnos mejor a partir de ahora.
English: This type of melon is called cantaloupe.
Spanish: Este tipo de melón se llama cantalupo.
English: I needed someone to help me with the windows.
Spanish: Necesitaba a alguien que me ayudase con las ventanas.
English: How could I forget the kindness of your heart?
Spanish: ¿Cómo podría olvidar la bondad de tu corazón?
English: Look at what a dust bunny I just got out of my belly button.
Spanish: Mira qué pelusa acabo de sacarme del ombligo.