jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Can you show me where the bathroom is?
Spanish: ¿Puedes mostrarme dónde está el baño?
English: Can you solve the problem by yourself?
Spanish: ¿Puedes resolver el problema por ti mismo?
English: I'm reading her books.
Spanish: Estoy leyendo sus libros.
English: I'm reading her books.
Spanish: Estoy leyendo los libros de ella.
English: The Tulip is a graceful flower but has no scent.
Spanish: El tulipán es una flor magnífica pero no tiene aroma alguno.
English: The Tulip is a graceful flower but has no scent.
Spanish: Los tulipanes son flores elegantes pero no tienen aroma.
English: We seemed then to be all of the same age.
Spanish: En aquel entonces parecía que todos teníamos la misma edad.
English: But I tell you things I know very well.
Spanish: Pero te digo cosas que sé muy bien.
English: But I tell you things I know very well.
Spanish: Pero te digo cosas que conozco muy bien.
English: There were some girls everywhere, laughing, being wanton, playing: of their own accord they asked us if we had any dirty laundry, they washed and returned them.
Spanish: Había varias chicas por todas partes, riéndose, haciendo travesuras, jugando: por cuenta propia nos dijeron que, si teníamos ropa para lavar, ellas podían lavarla y devolverla.
English: Tom will stop at nothing to achieve his goal.
Spanish: Tom no se detendrá ante nada para conseguir su objetivo.
English: Tom tried to push Mary into the water.
Spanish: Tom intentó empujar a Mary al agua.
English: I'll stay in Boston for another three days.
Spanish: Estaré en Boston por otros tres días.
English: We're nowhere near the border.
Spanish: No estamos ni cerca de la frontera.
English: Anyway, you'll never know.
Spanish: Como sea, nunca lo sabrás.
English: You never say what you really think, do you?
Spanish: Nunca dices lo que piensas, ¿no?
English: I don't understand why I need to go to your house at midnight.
Spanish: No entiendo por qué tengo que ir a tu casa a la medianoche.
English: He was bereft of all hope.
Spanish: Él perdió toda esperanza.
English: Tom is the perfect scapegoat.
Spanish: Tom es el chivo expiatorio perfecto.
English: Tom repeated the word several times.
Spanish: Tom repitió la palabra varias veces.
English: If there's something bothering you, you need to tell me.
Spanish: Si hay algo que te molesta, tienes que decirme.
English: Tom is thirteen, but he still believes in Santa.
Spanish: Tom tiene trece, pero todavía cree en Papá Noel.
English: Tom's bruises were barely visible.
Spanish: Los moretones de Tom apenas se veían.
English: Tom's parents live in a mansion.
Spanish: Los padres de Tom viven en una mansión.
English: What book are you looking for?
Spanish: ¿Qué libro estás buscando?
English: What book are you looking for?
Spanish: ¿Qué libro está buscando?
English: What book are you looking for?
Spanish: ¿Qué libro están buscando?
English: Tom said that Mary had to go.
Spanish: Tom dijo que Mary tuvo que irse.
English: Tom said that Mary had to go.
Spanish: Tom dijo que Mary se tuvo que ir.
English: I heard that Tom wants a divorce.
Spanish: Escuché que Tom se quiere divorciar.
English: I'm more worried about Tom now.
Spanish: Ahora estoy más preocupado por Tom.
English: I'm more worried about Tom now.
Spanish: Ahora estoy más preocupada por Tom.
English: Tom gets nervous when Mary drives too fast.
Spanish: Tom se pone nervioso cuando Mary conduce muy rápido.
English: Tom gets nervous when Mary drives too fast.
Spanish: Tom se pone nervioso cuando Mary maneja muy rápido.
English: Tom hasn't translated the book yet.
Spanish: Tom todavía no ha traducido el libro.
English: When was the last time you made Tom cry?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo fue la última vez que viste a Tom llorar?
English: Tom hasn't bought milk yet.
Spanish: Tom todavía no compró leche.
English: Why are you looking at Tom?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estás mirando a Tom?
English: Tom wants a dozen eggs.
Spanish: Tom quiere una docena de huevos.
English: Tom was found dead in an alley.
Spanish: A Tom lo encontraron muerto en un callejón.
English: Tom has to go to school.
Spanish: Tom tiene que ir a la escuela.
English: Tom hung out with Mary all day.
Spanish: Tom estuvo con Mary todo el día.
English: He is not mature enough to live alone.
Spanish: Él no es lo suficiente mayor para vivir solo.
English: We bought Tom an expensive umbrella.
Spanish: Le compramos un paraguas caro a Tom.
English: Aren't you going to kiss me goodbye?
Spanish: ¿No me darás un beso de despedida?
English: The chef came over at our table.
Spanish: El chef se acercó a nuestra mesa.
English: Mary put on an old T-shirt.
Spanish: Mary se puso una remera vieja.
English: Can't we fire Tom?
Spanish: ¿No podemos despedir a Tom?
English: Can't you get in touch with Tom?
Spanish: ¿No puedes ponerte en contacto con Tom?
English: Could I see the timetable?
Spanish: ¿Puedo ver el horario?
English: Could you fix this, please?
Spanish: ¿Podrías arreglar esto, por favor?
English: Could you give us an example, please?
Spanish: ¿Podría darnos un ejemplo, por favor?
English: Could you hang up the laundry?
Spanish: ¿Podrías colgar la ropa?
English: Could you read it?
Spanish: ¿Podrías leerlo?
English: Could you teach me French?
Spanish: ¿Podrías enseñarme francés?
English: Did anybody see you?
Spanish: ¿Alguien te vio?
English: Did anyone hear me?
Spanish: ¿Alguien me escuchó?
English: Did he come by bus or by train?
Spanish: ¿Vino en autobús o en tren?
English: Did I leave my keys here?
Spanish: ¿Dejé mis llaves aquí?
English: Did that really happen?
Spanish: ¿Eso realmente sucedió?
English: Did they repair the watch?
Spanish: ¿Repararon el reloj?
English: One of the knives is missing.
Spanish: Se ha perdido uno de los cuchillos.
English: You would make an excellent spy.
Spanish: Serías un espía excelente.
English: You would make an excellent spy.
Spanish: Serías una estupenda espía.
English: I've done that a lot of times.
Spanish: Lo he hecho un montón de veces.
English: I've done that a lot of times.
Spanish: He hecho eso muchas veces.
English: I've been sitting here thinking about you.
Spanish: He estado aquí sentado, pensando en ti.
English: Were you up all night?
Spanish: ¿Estuviste levantado toda la noche?
English: Were you up all night?
Spanish: ¿Estuvisteis toda la noche levantadas?
English: I haven't thought of anything yet.
Spanish: Todavía no he pensado en nada.
English: We should've brought a flashlight.
Spanish: Deberíamos haber traído una linterna.
English: I'm going to eat at a Chinese restaurant tonight.
Spanish: Esta noche voy a comer en un restaurante chino.
English: I'll get right on that.
Spanish: Me pondré con eso enseguida.
English: I'll get right on that.
Spanish: Me encargaré de ello inmediatamente.
English: Can one person make a difference?
Spanish: ¿Puede una persona marcar la diferencia?
English: Everyone here is afraid of you.
Spanish: Aquí todo el mundo te tiene miedo.
English: Take me with you on the next trip.
Spanish: En tu próximo viaje llévame contigo.
English: I want to stay at the Hilton Hotel.
Spanish: Quiero alojarme en el hotel Hilton.
English: Do you know the bus driver?
Spanish: ¿Conoces al conductor del autobús?
English: I just turned in my application.
Spanish: Acabo de echar mi solicitud.
English: I just turned in my application.
Spanish: Vengo de entregar mi solicitud.
English: There should be more people here by now.
Spanish: A esta hora debería haber más gente.
English: We have a good team right now.
Spanish: Ahora mismo tenemos un buen equipo.
English: We have a good team right now.
Spanish: En este momento tenemos un buen equipo.
English: The toy department is on the fifth floor.
Spanish: El departamento de juguetería está en la quinta planta.
English: We could all be dead tomorrow.
Spanish: Mañana podríamos estar todos muertos.
English: What's all the hurry?
Spanish: ¿A qué viene esa prisa?
English: You're fun to talk to.
Spanish: Es agradable charlar contigo.
English: I'll go take a shower now.
Spanish: Ahora me voy a dar una ducha.
English: Did you just call me an old grouch?
Spanish: ¿Me acabas de llamar viejo cascarrabias?
English: I can explain it to you if you let me.
Spanish: Te lo puedo explicar si me dejas.
English: I can explain it to you if you let me.
Spanish: Se lo puedo explicar si me lo permiten.
English: You left your headlights on.
Spanish: Te has dejado encendidas las luces delanteras.
English: I can tell that you're worried.
Spanish: Puedo ver que estás preocupado.
English: I can tell that you're worried.
Spanish: Se nota que estás inquieta.
English: You've taught me a lot.
Spanish: Me has enseñado mucho.
English: I want you to leave right away.
Spanish: Quiero que te vayas inmediatamente.
English: I want you to leave right away.
Spanish: Quiero que salgan ahora mismo.
English: Are you guys talking about me?
Spanish: ¿Estáis hablando de mí, chicos?
English: What are you doing out of jail?
Spanish: ¿Qué haces fuera de la cárcel?
English: Would you please leave?
Spanish: Por favor, ¿puedes irte?
English: Would you please leave?
Spanish: ¿Puede marcharse, por favor?
English: Do you like the apartment?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta el apartamento?
English: I'd look into it.
Spanish: Yo le echaría un vistazo.
English: You have to leave here now.
Spanish: Tienes que marcharte de aquí ahora.
English: What are they complaining about?
Spanish: ¿De qué se quejan?
English: What are they complaining about?
Spanish: ¿Por qué protestan?
English: I thought you'd want to help me.
Spanish: Pensé que querrías ayudarme.
English: I don't think this is going to work.
Spanish: No pienso que esto vaya a funcionar.
English: Sitting all day isn't good for you.
Spanish: Estar todo el día sentado no es bueno para ti.
English: I want everyone to know what happened.
Spanish: Quiero que todos sepan lo que pasó.
English: I want everyone to know what happened.
Spanish: Quiero que todo el mundo conozca lo ocurrido.
English: I don't trust the police.
Spanish: No me fío de la policía.
English: I just saw the news.
Spanish: Acabo de ver las noticias.
English: My birthday is October 20th.
Spanish: Mi cumpleaños es el veinte de octubre.
English: Let's hope you don't need it.
Spanish: Esperemos que no lo necesites.
English: Eggplant, carrot, tomato.
Spanish: Berenjena, zanahoria, tomate.
English: Carrot or banana?
Spanish: ¿Zanahoria o banana?
English: Carrot or banana?
Spanish: ¿Zanahoria o plátano?
English: Germany adjoins the Netherlands.
Spanish: Alemania colinda con los Países Bajos.
English: Her nibling lives in the Netherlands.
Spanish: Su nieto vive en los Países Bajos.
English: Her grandchild lives in the Netherlands.
Spanish: Su nieto vive en los Países Bajos.
English: The genie is out of the bottle.
Spanish: El genio está fuera de la botella.
English: He took her by the hand.
Spanish: Él la tomó de la mano.
English: He was deeply moved by the story.
Spanish: La historia lo conmovió profundamente.
English: Are you carrying a lot of money?
Spanish: ¿Llevas mucho dinero?
English: What does UN stand for?
Spanish: ¿Qué significa ONU?
English: He plays the acoustic guitar with great mastery.
Spanish: Toca la guitarra acústica con gran maestría.
English: This dictionary isn't useful at all.
Spanish: Este diccionario es totalmente inútil.
English: What's this thing used for?
Spanish: ¿Para qué se usa esto?
English: Staff members only.
Spanish: Prohibida la entrada a excepción de los empleados.
English: Incidentally, I have to tell you something.
Spanish: De hecho, tengo que decirte algo.
English: Incidentally, I have to tell you something.
Spanish: De hecho, tengo que contarte algo.
English: You aren't going to die here.
Spanish: No vas a morir aquí.
English: You're not going to die here.
Spanish: No vas a morir aquí.
English: If he were here, what would he say?
Spanish: Si estuviera aquí, ¿qué diría?
English: They speak English and Spanish.
Spanish: Ellos hablan inglés y español.
English: They speak English and Spanish.
Spanish: Ellas hablan inglés y español.
English: Are you going to the movies tonight?
Spanish: ¿Vas al cine esta noche?
English: Does your brother like basketball?
Spanish: ¿A tu hermano le gusta el baloncesto?
English: Mum, I'm hungry.
Spanish: Mamá, tengo hambre.
English: I am a snake. My name is Lucy.
Spanish: Soy una serpiente, me llamo Lucy.
English: I am a woman. My name is Eva.
Spanish: Soy una mujer, me llamo Eva.
English: I am a man. My name is Adam.
Spanish: Soy un hombre, me llamo Adán.
English: Cats eat mice and lizards.
Spanish: Los gatos comen ratones y lagartijas.
English: I'm a boy. My name's Chucky.
Spanish: Soy un niño, me llamo Chucky.
English: I am a doll. My name's Anabelle.
Spanish: Soy una muñeca, me llamo Anabel.
English: The lion bites the elephant.
Spanish: El león muerde al elefante.
English: I have a little cat called Nina.
Spanish: Tengo una gatita que se llama Nina.
English: I have a kitty called Nina.
Spanish: Tengo una gatita que se llama Nina.
English: The elephant crushes the lion.
Spanish: El elefante aplasta al león.
English: She plays poker with them.
Spanish: Juega al póquer con ellos.
English: Are you a man or a spider?
Spanish: ¿Eres un hombre o una araña?
English: Where's the restroom?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está el servicio?
English: Where is the restroom?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está el servicio?
English: Where's the loo?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está el servicio?
English: She's a real witch!
Spanish: ¡Es una bruja de verdad!
English: She is a true witch!
Spanish: ¡Es una bruja de verdad!
English: She's a real witch!
Spanish: ¡Ella es una verdadera bruja!
English: He came yesterday to see you.
Spanish: Ayer vino a verte.
English: I'm a bit worried now.
Spanish: Ahora estoy algo preocupado.
English: Let's make this look good.
Spanish: Hagamos que esto se vea bien.
English: Would you have dinner with me tonight?
Spanish: ¿Cenas conmigo esta noche?
English: I know it's not good enough.
Spanish: Sé que no es suficientemente bueno.
English: I have a terrible hangover.
Spanish: Tengo una resaca tremenda.
English: The police are going to catch you sooner or later.
Spanish: La policía te pillará tarde o temprano.
English: That's not for you to decide.
Spanish: No eres tú quien debe decidirlo.
English: I'll look at it very carefully.
Spanish: Lo estudiaré minuciosamente.
English: How do you know I even want that job?
Spanish: ¿Cómo sabes siquiera si quiero ese trabajo?
English: What are you doing here so late?
Spanish: ¿Qué haces aquí tan tarde?
English: What are you doing here so late?
Spanish: ¿Qué estáis haciendo aquí tan tarde?
English: Do you have any idea how much this cost me?
Spanish: ¿Tienes alguna idea de lo que me costó esto?
English: I know that's my ticket.
Spanish: Sé que es mi billete.
English: I know that's my ticket.
Spanish: Sé que ésa es mi entrada.
English: I haven't had this much fun in years.
Spanish: No me he divertido tanto en años.
English: I haven't had this much fun in years.
Spanish: Hace años que no me lo pasaba tan bien.
English: Do you want a hug?
Spanish: ¿Quieres un abrazo?
English: Do you want a hug?
Spanish: ¿Queréis que os dé un abrazo?
English: Do you want a hug?
Spanish: ¿Desean que les abrace?
English: Thank you all for coming tonight.
Spanish: Gracias a todos por venir esta noche.
English: We have to stop meeting like this.
Spanish: Tenemos que dejar de vernos así.
English: I've never played this piece of music before.
Spanish: Nunca he tocado este fragmento musical antes.
English: I need to borrow your car this afternoon.
Spanish: Necesito llevarme tu coche esta tarde.
English: This is a terrible deal.
Spanish: Éste es un trato espantoso.
English: I already have one of these.
Spanish: Ya tengo uno de éstos.
English: I already have one of these.
Spanish: Ya tengo una de éstas.
English: I wish that were possible.
Spanish: Desearía que fuera posible.
English: I've been thinking about when we were young.
Spanish: He estado pensando en cuando éramos jóvenes.
English: I hate that more than anything.
Spanish: Detesto eso más que nada.
English: What's your problem today?
Spanish: ¿Qué problema tienes hoy?
English: Do you want to keep playing?
Spanish: ¿Quieres seguir jugando?
English: The wallet I found was full of cash.
Spanish: La cartera que me encontré estaba repleta de dinero.
English: That was all I needed.
Spanish: Eso era todo lo que necesitaba.
English: I have exactly the same dictionary.
Spanish: Tengo exactamente el mismo diccionario.
English: Why did you turn me in?
Spanish: ¿Por qué me delataste?
English: Come on, we're almost there.
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: She's only a child.
Spanish: Ella es sólo una niña.
English: It's no use trying to escape.
Spanish: No tiene caso tratar de escapar.
English: I don't like to make a mistake.
Spanish: No me gusta cometer errores.
English: I don't like to make mistakes.
Spanish: No me gusta cometer errores.
English: My favorite sport is soccer.
Spanish: Mi deporte preferido es el fútbol.
English: The song reminds me of my home.
Spanish: La canción me recuerda a mi hogar.
English: Tom would never sell you his car.
Spanish: Tom jamás te habría vendido su coche.
English: Tom would never sell you his car.
Spanish: Tom nunca te hubiera vendido su coche.
English: I feel no pity for people who procrastinate.
Spanish: No siento pena de quien procastina.
English: Tom has a reputation of never letting anyone else say anything.
Spanish: Tom tiene fama de no dejar nunca a nadie más decir nada.
English: He said that he takes a walk in the park every morning.
Spanish: Dijo que caminaba por el parque todas las mañanas.
English: It has to be near here somewhere.
Spanish: Tiene que estar cerca de aquí en algún lugar.
English: Tom has to eat his lunch in fifteen minutes.
Spanish: Tom tiene que comer su almuerzo en quince minutos.
English: Tom has to fill out these forms.
Spanish: Tom tiene que llenar estos formularios.
English: Tom has to learn to be more careful.
Spanish: Tom tiene que aprender a ser más cuidadoso.
English: Tom has to leave in a few minutes.
Spanish: Tom tiene que irse en unos minutos.
English: Tom is irritating because he always has to have the last word in any argument.
Spanish: Tom es irritante porque siempre tiene que tener la última palabra en cualquier discusión.
English: Tom knows what has to be done.
Spanish: Tom sabe lo que hay que hacer.
English: Please rinse out your mouth.
Spanish: Por favor, enjuáguese la boca.
English: The problem can be solved with logic.
Spanish: El problema se puede resolver con la lógica.
English: Why aren't you dead?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no estás muerto?
English: Why aren't you studying?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no estás estudiando?
English: Why aren't you using it?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no lo estás usando?
English: Will you go to the party tonight?
Spanish: ¿Irás a la fiesta esta noche?
English: Will you go to Tom's wedding?
Spanish: ¿Irás a la boda de Tom?
English: Will you help us now?
Spanish: ¿Nos ayudarás ahora?
English: Those political ideas arose in India.
Spanish: Esas ideas políticas surgieron en la India.
English: You'd better stay in bed for a few days.
Spanish: Es mejor que te quedes en cama durante unos días.
English: You'd be crazy to stay.
Spanish: Estarías loco si te quedaras.
English: You'd be crazy to stay.
Spanish: Sería una locura que te quedaras.
English: Let's not get into that, please.
Spanish: No hablemos de ello ahora, por favor.
English: How much are you going to get paid?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto te van a pagar?
English: I couldn't take money from you.
Spanish: No podría aceptar tu dinero.
English: This came for you this morning.
Spanish: Esto te llegó esta mañana.
English: I have to go talk to the manager.
Spanish: Tengo que ir a hablar con el gerente.
English: I won't let anybody do that.
Spanish: No permitiré a nadie que lo haga.
English: I won't let anybody do that.
Spanish: No dejaré que nadie lo haga.
English: Please put this where children can't reach it.
Spanish: Por favor, pon esto donde no puedan alcanzarlo los niños.
English: You can't bring that stuff into a hospital room.
Spanish: No puedes entrar con eso a la habitación del hospital.
English: How did you get into the building?
Spanish: ¿Cómo accediste al edificio?
English: How did you get into the building?
Spanish: ¿Cómo entrasteis en el edificio?
English: I only wear a hat in the winter.
Spanish: Sólo me pongo sombrero en invierno.
English: I went to school with your dad.
Spanish: Fui a la escuela con tu padre.
English: My alarm didn't go off this morning.
Spanish: Esta mañana no sonó mi despertador.
English: So how did this happen?
Spanish: Entonces, ¿cómo ocurrió esto?
English: I think most of it's true.
Spanish: Creo que la mayor parte es cierta.
English: I got bad news from home today.
Spanish: Hoy recibí malas noticias de casa.
English: That's why we want you.
Spanish: Por eso es por lo que te queremos a ti.
English: We have to be proactive.
Spanish: Hemos de ser proactivos.
English: I used to do that.
Spanish: Yo acostumbraba a hacerlo.
English: I'm very sorry about what happened.
Spanish: Lamento mucho lo que pasó.
English: I've been thinking about our honeymoon.
Spanish: He estado pensando en nuestra luna de miel.
English: You seem to already know the answer.
Spanish: Parece que ya sabes la respuesta.
English: You seem to already know the answer.
Spanish: Pareces saber ya la respuesta.
English: We have an obligation to do that.
Spanish: Tenemos el deber de hacerlo.
English: I do that once a week.
Spanish: Lo hago una vez a la semana.
English: I do that once a week.
Spanish: Lo hago una vez por semana.
English: Do you like going to work?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta ir a trabajar?
English: How much are you going to get paid?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto cobrarás?
English: How much are you going to get paid?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto vas a cobrar?
English: The equator divides the globe into two hemispheres.
Spanish: El Ecuador divide la Tierra en dos hemisferios.
English: The moon is the earth's only satellite.
Spanish: La Luna es el único satélite de la Tierra.
English: How long will it take to finish the work?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo llevará terminar el trabajo?
English: How much will it cost me?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto me costará?
English: Will it hurt a lot?
Spanish: ¿Dolerá mucho?
English: When will I see you again?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo te veré de nuevo?
English: What will we do if it rains?
Spanish: ¿Qué haremos si llueve?
English: What do you want? "I want a dog."
Spanish: ¿Qué quieres? Yo quiero un perro.
English: I'm not used to hard work.
Spanish: Yo no estoy acostumbrado a trabajar duro.
English: That's a useful piece of information.
Spanish: Esa es una información útil.
English: How did you find us?
Spanish: ¿Cómo nos has encontrado?
English: We only sell top quality products.
Spanish: Solamente vendemos productos de la mejor calidad.
English: We only sell top quality products.
Spanish: Solo ofrecemos productos de alta calidad.
English: Tell them to be careful.
Spanish: Diles que tengan cuidado.
English: You're comparing apples and oranges.
Spanish: Estás comparando peras con manzanas.
English: Do you want me to show you how to do it?
Spanish: ¿Quieres que te enseñe cómo hacerlo?
English: We'll make an exception of your case.
Spanish: Haremos una excepción en su caso.
English: The wallet I found was Tom's.
Spanish: La billetera que encontré era la de Tom.
English: What's Tom's shoe size?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es la talla de zapato de Tom?
English: The rumors spread quickly.
Spanish: Los rumores se extendieron rápidamente.
English: I visit Boston once a month.
Spanish: Visito Boston una vez al mes.
English: He has access to the American Embassy.
Spanish: Él tiene acceso a la embajada americana.
English: I don't think that Tom will lose.
Spanish: No creo que Tom vaya a perder.
English: I know Tom is in love with Mary.
Spanish: Sé que Tom está enamorado de Mary.
English: Out of the frying pan, into the fire.
Spanish: Caer de la sartén al fuego.
English: If you don't know what a word means, look it up in a dictionary.
Spanish: Si no sabes qué significa una palabra, búscala en un diccionario.
English: The lion is the king of the beasts.
Spanish: El león es el rey de las bestias.
English: We're glad to be here.
Spanish: Estamos contentos de estar aquí.