jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Is there a direct train to Barcelona?
Spanish: ¿Hay un tren directo a Barcelona?
English: My younger brother lives in Barcelona.
Spanish: Mi hermano pequeño vive en Barcelona.
English: Does this train go straight to Barcelona?
Spanish: ¿Este tren va directo a Barcelona?
English: Do you want to go to Valencia or Barcelona?
Spanish: ¿Quieres ir a Valencia o a Barcelona?
English: The reporter went to Barcelona to document the riots.
Spanish: El reportero fue a Barcelona para documentar los disturbios.
English: The bell tower of Seville's cathedral is called La Giralda.
Spanish: El campanario de la catedral de Sevilla se llama "La Giralda".
English: The city of Seville is being forced to cancel its annual holy week processions, famous bull fights and horse fairs at a cost of about $500 million – a sum that some fear could bankrupt the southern region of Andalusia.
Spanish: La ciudad de Sevilla está siendo forzada a cancelar sus procesiones anuales de Semana Santa, sus famosas corridas de toros y sus ferias de caballos con un coste de unos quinientos millones de dólares, una cantidad que algunos temen que pueda llevar a la quiebra a la región sureña de Andalucía.
English: The city of Seville is being forced to cancel its annual holy week processions.
Spanish: La ciudad de Sevilla está siendo forzada a cancelar sus procesiones anuales de Semana Santa.
English: Seville oranges are the main ingredient in traditional British marmalade.
Spanish: Las naranjas amargas son el principal ingrediente de la mermelada británica tradicional.
English: The Pope came to Valencia when Zapatero was president.
Spanish: El Papa vino a Valencia cuando Zapatero era presidente.
English: The yellow toy is small.
Spanish: El juguete amarillo es pequeño.
English: The quince is yellow and has the shape of a pear.
Spanish: El membrillo es amarillo y tiene forma de pera.
English: They painted the wall yellow.
Spanish: Pintan la pared de amarillo.
English: The wall has been painted yellow.
Spanish: La pared se ha pintado de amarillo.
English: They've painted the wall yellow.
Spanish: Han pintado la pared de amarillo.
English: The walls of the house are pale yellow, the shutters rust-coloured.
Spanish: Las paredes de la casa son de color amarillo pálido. Las contraventanas son color óxido.
English: That car is parked on a double yellow line.
Spanish: Ese coche está aparcado en doble línea amarilla.
English: Why is Tom wearing a yellow jacket?
Spanish: ¿Por qué lleva Tom un chaleco amarillo?
English: Why are ducklings yellow?
Spanish: ¿Por qué son amarillos los patitos?
English: Kabyle dresses are usually white or yellow.
Spanish: Normalmente los vestidos cabilios son blancos o amarillos.
English: This blue thing isn't yellow.
Spanish: Esta cosa azul no es amarilla.
English: Figs contain dietary fibre.
Spanish: Los higos contienen fibra dietética.
English: These figs are still hard.
Spanish: Estos higos siguen estando duros.
English: Yanni filled the jars up with fig jam.
Spanish: Yanni rellenó los tarros con mermelada de higos.
English: Yanni keeps his fig jam in recycled jars.
Spanish: Yanni guarda su mermelada de higos en tarros reciclados.
English: Yanni's fig jam is almost ready.
Spanish: La mermelada de higos de Yanni está casi lista.
English: The fig jam is almost ready.
Spanish: La mermelada de higos está casi lista.
English: The fig jam has cooled off.
Spanish: La mermelada de higos se ha enfriado.
English: This fig jam has been cooking for almost an hour.
Spanish: Esta mermelada de higos se ha estado cocinando durante casi una hora.
English: The fig jam is not yet thick.
Spanish: La mermelada de higos aún no está espesa.
English: The figs are starting to change colors.
Spanish: Los higos están empezando a cambiar de color.
English: Yanni ate a whole basket of figs.
Spanish: Yanni se comió una cesta entera de higos.
English: Yanni put the figs in a bucket.
Spanish: Yanni puso los higos en un cubo.
English: Yanni got all of his figs quartered.
Spanish: Yanni cortó todos sus higos en cuartos.
English: Yanni got his figs quartered.
Spanish: Yanni cortó sus higos en cuartos.
English: Yanni washed the figs.
Spanish: Yanni lavó los higos.
English: These figs are sweeter.
Spanish: Estos higos están más dulces.
English: We'll have to face every obstacle that comes our way.
Spanish: Tendremos que afrontar todos los obstáculos que se nos presenten.
English: Spend less, smile more.
Spanish: Gasta menos, sonríe más.
English: I don't like chocolate. In fact, I don't like anything sweet.
Spanish: No me gusta el chocolate, de hecho no me gusta nada que sea dulce.
English: I'm glad you reminded me.
Spanish: Me alegra que me lo hayas recordado.
English: Tom didn't like the sandwich Mary made for him.
Spanish: Tom no quiere el bocadillo que Mary le hizo.
English: Don't look through the keyhole.
Spanish: No mires por el agujero de la cerradura.
English: Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit.
Spanish: Gloria al Padre, al Hijo y al Espíritu Santo.
English: The statue of Perun was tossed into the Dnieper.
Spanish: La estatua de Perun fue arrojada al Dniéper.
English: Yanni's wife hates him.
Spanish: La esposa de Yanni lo odia.
English: Make a copy of this report.
Spanish: Haz una copia de este informe.
English: My trousers are wet.
Spanish: Mis pantalones están mojados.
English: A scared kitten was up a tree.
Spanish: Un gatito asustado estaba subido a un árbol.
English: Translate me! Translate me!
Spanish: ¡Tradúceme! ¡Tradúceme!
English: Translate me! Translate me!
Spanish: ¡Traducime! ¡Traducime!
English: I'm glad you remembered me.
Spanish: Me alegro de que me recuerdes.
English: I'm glad you remembered me.
Spanish: Estoy contento de que me hayas recordado.
English: I'm glad you remembered me.
Spanish: Estoy contento de que te acordases de mí.
English: Yes. I do it very often.
Spanish: Sí, yo lo hago muy a menudo.
English: I want you to succeed.
Spanish: Quiero que tengas éxito.
English: I think that Tom has your umbrella.
Spanish: Creo que Tom tiene tu paraguas.
English: Everyone in the city appears to be constantly on the go.
Spanish: Todo el mundo en la ciudad parece estar siempre ocupado.
English: They said they did that on Monday.
Spanish: Ellos dicen que lo hicieron el lunes.
English: The French government has launched an online game that challenges taxpayers to balance the national budget.
Spanish: El gobierno francés ha lanzado un juego en línea que reta a los contribuyentes a equilibrar el presupuesto nacional.
English: If you don't understand something, it's because you aren't aware of its context.
Spanish: Si no entiendes algo es porque no eres consciente del contexto.
English: If you don't understand something, it's because you aren't aware of its context.
Spanish: Si no entendéis algo es porque no sois conscientes del contexto.
English: If you raise an eyebrow, it can mean "I want to have sex with you", but also "I find that what you just said is completely idiotic."
Spanish: Si levantas una ceja, puede significar "quiero tener sexo contigo", pero también "considero que lo que acabas de decir es completamente estúpido".
English: It is easier to hit on people on the Internet than in the street.
Spanish: Es más fácil golpear a la gente en internet que en la calle.
English: It's presumptuous for humans to assume that our task is to do what only God can do.
Spanish: Para los humanos es presuntuoso asumir que nuestra tarea es hacer lo que solo Dios puede hacer.
English: TATOEBA: The All-inclusive Treasury Of Examples Beautifully Arranged.
Spanish: TATOEBA: Traduce Amigo, Toda Oración Es Bienvenida Aquí.
English: I couldn't hear what they were saying.
Spanish: No pude oír lo que decían.
English: The bridge is one mile above.
Spanish: El puente está a una milla río arriba.
English: Follow me on Instagram if you want. My username there is tatoebamaniac1002xyz.
Spanish: Sígueme en Instagram si quieres, mi nombre de usuario es tatoebamaniac1002xyz.
English: Hello. My name is Tim.
Spanish: Hola, me llamo Tim.
English: Show me what you're capable of!
Spanish: ¡Enseña de qué eres capaz!
English: Show me what you can do!
Spanish: ¡Enseña de qué eres capaz!
English: Most of the policemen lost their jobs.
Spanish: La mayoría de los policías perdieron su trabajo.
English: I want to learn English so I can communicate with everyone else.
Spanish: Quiero aprender inglés para poderme comunicar con todos los demás.
English: I drink milk because it's good for your bones.
Spanish: Tomo leche porque hace bien a los huesos.
English: Sami lives in Jerusalem.
Spanish: Sami vive en Jerusalén.
English: What city is the most dangerous?
Spanish: ¿Qué ciudad es la más peligrosa?
English: A schedule is an identity card for time, but, if you don't have a schedule, the time isn't there.
Spanish: Una agenda es un carné de identidad para el tiempo; sin embargo, si no tienes una agenda, el tiempo no está ahí.
English: Denying she was an anarchist, Katja maintained she wished only to make changes in our government, not to destroy it.
Spanish: Negando que fuera anarquista, Katja mantuvo que solo quería hacer cambios en nuestro gobierno, no destruirlo.
English: Blindness is responsible for a staggering toll of poor health, suffering, and loss of dignity and diminution in the quality of lives of people worldwide.
Spanish: La ceguera es la responsable de un asombroso peaje de mala salud, sufrimiento, pérdida de dignidad y disminución de la calidad de vida en personas de todo el mundo.
English: The private colleges and universities of the United States are autonomous.
Spanish: Las facultades y universidades privadas de Estados Unidos son autónomas.
English: Every time I join a new game of Warcraft, I am pitted against a new team of adversaries.
Spanish: Cada vez que me uno a una partida de Warcraft, me enfrento a un nuevo equipos de adversarios.
English: The ascendancy of monarchs is what keeps their subjects from rebellion.
Spanish: El predominio de los monarcas es lo que evita que sus súbditos se rebelen.
English: Sarah was discerning enough to realize that her friends were trying to prank her.
Spanish: Sarah fue lo suficientemente perspicaz para darse cuenta de que sus amigos estaban intentando gastarle una broma.
English: The orchestra makes discordant noises when tuning up.
Spanish: La orquesta hace ruidos disonantes cuando afinan.
English: Ms. Eichler had a notorious reputation for being austere to her students.
Spanish: La Sra. Eichler tenía una infame reputación por ser severa con sus estudiantes.
English: When I have migraines, aspirin doesn't alleviate the pain for me.
Spanish: Cuando tengo migrañas, la aspirina no me alivia el dolor.
English: Spenser's sarcastic and joking remarks are often misinterpreted as signs of ambivalence and often taken too seriously.
Spanish: Los comentarios sarcásticos y jocosos son, a menudo, malinterpretados como signos de ambivalencia y, también a menudo, se toman demasiado en serio.
English: My mother prefers the arbitrary selection of the lottery machines over my lucky numbers.
Spanish: Mi madre prefiere la selección arbitraria de las máquinas de lotería a mis números de la suerte.
English: The convicted drug dealer was willing to comply with the authorities to have his death sentence reduced to a life sentence.
Spanish: El narcotraficante condenado estaba dispuesto a cumplir con las autoridades para que le redujeran la pena de muerte a una cadena perpetua.
English: The war on Iraq is a volatile subject of political debate; any wrong word and a heated argument could spark.
Spanish: La guerra de Irak es un tema de debate político explosivo; cualquier palabra errónea podría desencadenar una discusión acalorada.
English: My next door neighbor is a virtuoso whose skills with the piano have earned him a name among music experts.
Spanish: Mi vecino de al lado es un virtuoso cuya habilidad con el piano le han hecho famoso entre músicos expertos.
English: He was sick of being vilified all the time by people who were jealous of his ability.
Spanish: Estaba harto de ser vilipendiado todo el tiempo por personas que estaban celosas de su capacidad.
English: Unsure of which suitor she wanted to marry, the princess vacillated, saying now one, now the other.
Spanish: Insegura de con qué pretendiente quería casarse, la princesa vaciló, diciendo ahora uno, ahora el otro.
English: There is a fine line between speech that is terse and to the point and speech that is too abrupt.
Spanish: Hay una delgada línea entre un discurso conciso y directo y un discurso que sea demasiado abrupto.
English: Jason was a taciturn individual, so it was always a real surprise when he said anything.
Spanish: Jason era un individuo taciturno, así que siempre era una auténtica sorpresa cuando decía algo.
English: Joan of Arc refused to renounce her belief that the voice she heard was from God and none other.
Spanish: Juana de Arco se negó a renunciar a su creencia de que la voz que escuchó era de Dios y ningún otro.
English: The principal severely reproved the students whenever they made a mess in the hallway.
Spanish: El director reprendía severamente a los estudiantes cada vez que hacían jaleo en el pasillo.
English: In order to keep his original idea from being copied, Henry resorted to reticence.
Spanish: Para que no le copiaran su idea original, Henry recurrió al silencio.
English: People are often quite skeptical about things unless given believable proof.
Spanish: La gente es a menudo bastante escéptica con las cosas, a menos que les den pruebas creíbles.
English: From the doctor's grim expression, it was clear he had somber news for the patient.
Spanish: De la expresión siniestra del doctor, estaba claro que tenía noticias sombrías para el paciente.
English: I always have to check my yard for stagnant pools of water so mosquitoes don't breed there.
Spanish: Siempre tengo que revisar mi jardín en busca de charcos estancados, para que los mosquitos no críen ahí.
English: Censorious people delight in casting blame.
Spanish: La personas críticas se deleitan al culpar.
English: He was a benevolent old man who volunteered to mow his neighbors' lawns for free.
Spanish: Era un anciano benevolente que se ofrecía gratuitamente a cortar el césped de sus vecinos.
English: His stern tone and loud voice belied his inner sensitivity and caring nature.
Spanish: Su tono severo y su voz fuerte enmascaraban su sensibilidad interior y su naturaleza cariñosa.
English: The wealthy, self-indulgent young man felt oddly drawn to the strict, ascetic life led by members of some monastic orders.
Spanish: El joven rico y autoindulgente se sintió extrañamente atraído por la estricta vida ascética que llevaban los miembros de algunas órdenes monásticas.
English: If you're truly hungry, there's no need for seasoning.
Spanish: Si tienes hambre de verdad, no necesitas aderezos.
English: I didn't do it alone. I did it together with Tom.
Spanish: No lo hice solo. Lo hice junto a Tom.
English: I'll be studying together with my friends.
Spanish: Estaré estudiando junto a mis amigos.
English: He continued to write about animals.
Spanish: Siguió escribiendo sobre animales.
English: Mary mixed the yeast with the water, before adding it to the flour and salt.
Spanish: Mary mezcló la levadura con el agua antes de añadirla a la harina y la sal.
English: He has a lot of self confidence.
Spanish: Tiene mucha confianza en sí mismo.
English: After his death, he became famous.
Spanish: Tras su muerte, se hizo famoso.
English: Math tutors will be here from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
Spanish: Los tutores de matemáticas estarán aquí desde las dos hasta las cinco de la tarde.
English: I’m breaking up with you.
Spanish: Estoy rompiendo contigo.
English: The only true mistake is to stop trying.
Spanish: El único y auténtico error es dejar de intentarlo.
English: Caution, wet floor.
Spanish: Atención, suelo mojado.
English: Shut up, stupid!
Spanish: ¡Cállate, estúpido!
English: Shut up, stupid.
Spanish: Cállate, estúpido.
English: The room is clean and comfortable.
Spanish: La habitación está limpia y es cómoda.
English: He's peeling an egg.
Spanish: Él está pelando un huevo.
English: I was brushing my teeth.
Spanish: Me estaba cepillando los dientes.
English: You were brushing your teeth.
Spanish: Te estabas cepillando los dientes.
English: You were brushing your teeth.
Spanish: Os estabais cepillando los dientes.
English: You brushed your teeth.
Spanish: Os cepillasteis los dientes.
English: Do you like hot chocolate?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta el chocolate caliente?
English: Do you like hot chocolate?
Spanish: ¿Os gusta el chocolate caliente?
English: Drink the tea while it's hot.
Spanish: Bebe el té mientras esté caliente.
English: It's hot, not cold.
Spanish: Está caliente, no frío.
English: Careful! The soup's hot.
Spanish: ¡Cuidado! La sopa está caliente.
English: This tea is too hot.
Spanish: Este té está demasiado caliente.
English: This whole apartheid system should be dismantled.
Spanish: Todo este sistema de apartheid debería desmantelarse.
English: Tom drinks tea, but Mary drinks coffee.
Spanish: Tom bebe té, pero Mary bebe café.
English: They drink a lot of coffee in Finland.
Spanish: En Finlandia beben mucho café.
English: A lot of coffee is drunk in Finland.
Spanish: Se bebe mucho café en Finlandia.
English: What can I get you to drink? "A mineral water for me, please." "And for the lady?" "I'd like a wheat beer, please."
Spanish: ¿Qué te puedo traer para beber? "Un agua mineral para mí, por favor". "¿Y para la dama?" "Me gustaría una cerveza de trigo, por favor".
English: Subjunctive Spanish isn't hard, but subjunctive English can be.
Spanish: El subjuntivo del español no es difícil, pero el subjuntivo del inglés puede serlo.
English: Glasgow is about 550 km north-west of London.
Spanish: Glasgow está a unos 550 km al noroeste de Londres.
English: Cantonese has 6 to 9 tones.
Spanish: El cantonés tiene de seis a nueve tonos.
English: Hawaiian has very few consonant sounds.
Spanish: El hawaiano tiene muy pocos sonidos consonánticos.
English: English speakers can pronounce a lot of vowels.
Spanish: Los anglohablantes pueden pronunciar muchas vocales.
English: You have no idea what I have to do.
Spanish: No tienes ni idea de lo que tengo que hacer.
English: You have no idea what I have to do.
Spanish: No tenéis ni idea de lo que tengo que hacer.
English: I was in a good mood.
Spanish: Yo estaba de buen humor.
English: Can elephants fly?
Spanish: ¿Pueden volar los elefantes?
English: We stopped listening to the radio.
Spanish: Dejamos de escuchar la radio.
English: There's a piano in the room.
Spanish: Hay un piano en la habitación.
English: Can you speak more clearly?
Spanish: ¿Puedes hablar con más claridad?
English: Can you speak more clearly?
Spanish: ¿Podéis hablar con más claridad?
English: Mary's looking for orange juice.
Spanish: Mary está buscando zumo de naranja.
English: Have you been learning Latin long?
Spanish: ¿Llevas mucho aprendiendo latín?
English: Tom and Mary just got married last month.
Spanish: Tom y Mary se casaron el mes pasado.
English: I don’t feel like talking about it.
Spanish: No me apetece hablar de ello.
English: I wish we could buy the song separately instead of having to get the entire album. That kind of ruins it for me.
Spanish: Ojalá pudiéramos comprar la canción por separado en lugar de tener que comprar el álbum completo. Eso me arruina.
English: Are you in the city or not?
Spanish: ¿Estás en la ciudad o no?
English: Do you still watch cartoons?
Spanish: ¿Sigues viendo dibujos animados?
English: I have no idea how I twisted my foot.
Spanish: No tengo ni idea de cómo me he torcido el pie.
English: I think your microphone isn't working.
Spanish: Creo que no te funciona el micrófono.
English: They say that when you give a tomato to your puppy, the puppy will take care of it because it thinks the tomato is something fragile.
Spanish: Dicen que cuando le das un tomate a tu perrito, lo cuida porque piensa que es algo frágil.
English: It's not that Ali's fat. It's that he's got big bones.
Spanish: Alí no es que esté gordo, es que tiene los huesos grandes.
English: I'm not mad at you, since I never expected much from you anyways.
Spanish: No estoy enojado contigo, ya que nunca esperé mucho de ti.
English: I’m not mad at you, my expectations of you were already low.
Spanish: No estoy enojado contigo, mis expectativas sobre ti ya eran bajas.
English: Pineapple doesn't belong on pizza!
Spanish: ¡Las piñas no pertenecen a la pizza!
English: I've seen it so much that it doesn't even bother me anymore.
Spanish: Lo he visto tanto que ya ni me molesta.
English: Not everything bad is literally the Holocaust.
Spanish: No todo lo malo es literalmente el Holocausto.
English: The match was played behind closed doors.
Spanish: El partido se jugó a puerta cerrada.
English: It's been a while since I've told you that I love you.
Spanish: Hace tiempo que no te digo que te quiero.
English: After a cold shower, I lay down on the sofa.
Spanish: Tras una duchita fría, me tendí en el sofá.
English: No, my name isn't Tom. My name is Mary.
Spanish: No, no me llamo Tom. Me llamo Mary.
English: Who scored the first goal?
Spanish: ¿Quién marcó el primer gol?
English: What does this have to do with us?
Spanish: ¿Y a nosotros qué?
English: Some of my friends will travel to Copenhague next summer.
Spanish: Algunos de mis amigos viajarán a Copenhague el próximo verano.
English: My French professor is the same age as me.
Spanish: Mi profesora de francés es de mi edad.
English: Your sentence was not added because the following already exists.
Spanish: Su oración no fue añadida porque la siguiente ya existe.
English: Dan likes seeing his translated sentences.
Spanish: A Dan le gusta ver sus frases traducidas.
English: The police officers were playing chess at the police station.
Spanish: Los policías jugaban al ajedrez en la comisaría.
English: Unlike with most sports recognized by the International Olympic Committee, where competition can be "mixed" (for all, regardless of gender) or accessible only to men or only to women, in chess women can compete in an "open" division (including the World Chess Championship) but they also have an exclusively female championship.
Spanish: A diferencia de la mayoría de los deportes reconocidos por el Comité Olímpico Internacional, donde la competencia puede ser "mixta" (para todos, independientemente del género) o accesible solo para hombres o solo para mujeres, en el ajedrez las mujeres pueden competir en una división "abierta" (incluido el Campeonato Mundial de Ajedrez) pero también tienen un campeonato exclusivamente femenino.
English: Your sentence was not added because the following already exists.
Spanish: Tu frase no se agregó porque ya existe.
English: I've told you not to do that.
Spanish: Ya te dije que no hicieras eso.
English: You will never be successful.
Spanish: Nunca tendrás éxito.
English: Even geniuses sometimes make mistakes.
Spanish: A veces incluso un genio comete un fallo.
English: Mind your own business.
Spanish: Tú ocúpate de tus asuntos.
English: We need to protect languages.
Spanish: Tenemos que proteger las lenguas.
English: His eyes slowly got used to the darkness.
Spanish: Sus ojos se acostumbraron lentamente a la oscuridad.
English: His house is too far from mine.
Spanish: Su casa está demasiado lejos de la mía.
English: I used to help my daughter with her math homework.
Spanish: Solía hacer con mi hija sus deberes de matemáticas.
English: You're such cowards that you can't talk to me to my face.
Spanish: Sois tan cobardes que no os atrevéis a hablar conmigo cara a cara.
English: If you'll excuse me, I'm trying to eat.
Spanish: Si me lo permites, estoy intentando comer.
English: What can I teach you?
Spanish: ¿Qué puedo enseñarte?
English: What can I show you?
Spanish: ¿Qué puedo enseñarte?
English: What's there to drink?
Spanish: ¿Qué hay para beber?
English: What do we have to drink?
Spanish: ¿Qué hay para beber?
English: I had no idea that you were involved.
Spanish: No tenía ni idea de que tú formaras parte de esto.
English: I had no idea that you were so dedicated.
Spanish: No sabía que fueras una persona tan sacrificada.
English: I can't decode the message.
Spanish: No puedo descodificar el mensaje.
English: There was no one left to answer.
Spanish: No quedaba nadie por responder.