jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: The older you get, the less sleep you need.
Spanish: Cuanto más viejo eres, menos necesitas dormir.
English: I play volleyball a lot.
Spanish: Juego mucho al voleibol.
English: I play a lot of volleyball.
Spanish: Juego mucho al voleibol.
English: I think I'm going crazy.
Spanish: Creo que me estoy volviendo loco.
English: But for his help, your success would be impossible.
Spanish: Si no fuera por su ayuda, tú éxito sería imposible.
English: She sent her son for a doctor.
Spanish: Envió a su hijo a por un doctor.
English: She sent her son for a doctor.
Spanish: Envió a su hijo a por un médico.
English: I cannot but give up my brother for lost.
Spanish: No puedo más que dar a mi hermano por perdido.
English: I'll pay you a visit at your house tomorrow.
Spanish: Te haré una visita a tu casa mañana.
English: Recollect my mother holding me tight.
Spanish: Recuerdo a mi madre agarrándome fuerte.
English: The mountain is not as high as Mt. Fuji.
Spanish: La montaña no es tan alta como el monte Fuji.
English: The infant has faith in his mother taking care of him.
Spanish: El niño tiene fe en que su madre cuide de él.
English: I'm ashamed because I acted foolishly.
Spanish: Estoy avergonzado porque actué como un idiota.
English: Could you show me how to use that machine?
Spanish: ¿Me enseñarías cómo utilizar esa máquina?
English: No matter what I tried, Ken wouldn't do what I told him to do.
Spanish: No importa lo que intenté, Ken no haría lo que le dije que hiciese.
English: She applied a bandage to my hurt finger.
Spanish: Puso una venda en mi dedo lastimado.
English: She stayed up late last night.
Spanish: Ella se quedó despierta hasta tarde ayer por la noche.
English: He stayed up all night.
Spanish: Él se quedó despierto toda la noche.
English: It's getting dark. You'd better go home.
Spanish: Está oscureciendo. Es mejor que te vayas a casa.
English: The door is open. I'll go and shut it.
Spanish: La puerta está abierta. Voy a cerrarla.
English: Hurricanes are violent storms.
Spanish: Los huracanes son tempestades violentas.
English: Hurricanes are violent storms.
Spanish: Los huracanes son tormentas violentas.
English: You have to be crazy to do something like that!
Spanish: ¡Tienes que estar loco para hacer una cosa así!
English: Although he is very old, he is strong.
Spanish: Pese a ser muy viejo, es fuerte.
English: Where can I download action movies for free?
Spanish: ¿Dónde puedo descargar películas de acción gratis?
English: Misako married a Canadian last June.
Spanish: Misako se casó con un canadiense el junio pasado.
English: You should avoid tight fitting clothes if you are pregnant.
Spanish: No deberías usar ropa ajustada si estás embarazada.
English: You don't have to eat it if you don't want to.
Spanish: No tenés que comerlo si no querés.
English: Jane took her dog for a walk.
Spanish: Jane sacó a pasear a su perro.
English: I've been married three times.
Spanish: Estuve casada tres veces.
English: I do not know what I will do.
Spanish: No sé qué haré.
English: I don't know what I'll do.
Spanish: No sé qué haré.
English: Come home at six.
Spanish: Vuelve a la casa a las seis.
English: Frankly speaking, you made a mistake.
Spanish: Francamente hablando, cometiste un error.
English: I wonder what this is? asked Tony.
Spanish: ¿Qué será esto? preguntó Tony.
English: He was sitting on a bench.
Spanish: Él estaba sentado en una banca.
English: He arrived after the bell rang.
Spanish: Él llegó después de que sonó la campana.
English: He lay down on the bed.
Spanish: Él se recostó sobre la cama.
English: He looks old for his age.
Spanish: Él luce viejo para su edad.
English: Don't touch that! It's sharp!
Spanish: ¡No toques eso! ¡Está afilado!
English: The situation seemed out of control.
Spanish: La situación parecía estar fuera de control.
English: Such a custom should be done away with.
Spanish: Se debería acabar con una costumbre así.
English: The tree was ready to fall at any moment.
Spanish: El árbol se podía caer en cualquier momento.
English: She's going up the rock.
Spanish: Ella se sube arriba de la roca.
English: You really have an ear for music.
Spanish: Verdaderamente tienes oído para la música.
English: It is impossible to enjoy idling thoroughly unless one has plenty of work to do.
Spanish: Es imposible disfrutar el ocio a menos que uno tenga un montón de trabajo por hacer.
English: I will be back by nine.
Spanish: Volveré antes de la nueve.
English: He is a tall and strongly built man.
Spanish: Es un hombre alto y corpulento.
English: It began to rain as we came near the pass.
Spanish: Empezó a llover cuando nos acercamos al paso.
English: The unemployment rate went up to 5%.
Spanish: La tasa de desempleo ascendió un 5 %.
English: If you mate a horse with an ass you will get a mule.
Spanish: Si cruzas un caballo con un asno sale una mula.
English: He's a famous popular singer in Japan.
Spanish: Es un cantante famoso en Japón.
English: It's time for us to go to bed.
Spanish: Es hora de que vayamos a la cama.
English: CO₂ has a lot to do with the so-called greenhouse effect.
Spanish: El CO₂ tiene mucho que ver con el llamado efecto invernadero.
English: He is superior to her in math.
Spanish: Él es mejor que ella en matemáticas.
English: What a wonderful world!
Spanish: ¡Qué mundo más maravilloso!
English: He hid his emotions and pretended to be enthusiastic.
Spanish: Ocultó sus sentimientos y fingió estar entusiasmado.
English: The company provides health care and life insurance benefits for all of its employees.
Spanish: La empresa proporciona seguro médico y beneficios de seguro de vida a todos sus empleados.
English: I regret nothing of my life.
Spanish: No me arrepiento de nada de mi vida.
English: So you give up, right?
Spanish: ¿Entonces abandonas, no?
English: Where do I get the subway?
Spanish: ¿Dónde cojo el metro?
English: My favorite sport is soccer.
Spanish: El deporte que más me gusta es el fútbol.
English: I didn't think I'd meet you here.
Spanish: No creo que le vaya a encontrar allí.
English: American politics are interesting to watch, especially during a presidential election.
Spanish: La política americana es interesante de ver, sobre todo durante elecciones presidenciales.
English: I'll show you that I am right.
Spanish: Te demostraré que estoy en lo cierto.
English: Nice party my friend. I should have invited my cousins to come too.
Spanish: Buena fiesta amigo. Debería haber invitado a mis primos a que vinieran también.
English: My father seemed to be disappointed I hadn't passed the examination.
Spanish: Mi padre parecía decepcionado de que yo no hubiese aprobado el examen.
English: He is quite indifferent to money.
Spanish: Él es totalmente indiferente al dinero.
English: I imagine that Tom will eventually run out of money and have to go back home.
Spanish: Me imagino que Tom se quedará sin dinero en algún momento y tendrá que volver a casa.
English: Since then she couldn't look up to her mother.
Spanish: Desde entonces no podía ni mirar a su madre.
English: Didn't I give you 10,000 yen a week ago?
Spanish: ¿No te di 10.000 yenes hace una semana?
English: She spoke loud and clear.
Spanish: Ella habló fuerte y claro.
English: One hot summer afternoon, John and Dan were cutting the long grass.
Spanish: Una tarde calurosa de verano John y Dan estaban cortando la hierba larga.
English: The first baseman is the Achilles heel of our team.
Spanish: El primera base es el talón de Aquiles de nuestro equipo.
English: I plan to cycle around Shikoku next year.
Spanish: Planeo ir en bibicleta por Shikoku el año que viene.
English: You have only to touch the button.
Spanish: Basta con tocar el botón.
English: You only have to touch the button.
Spanish: Basta con tocar el botón.
English: Every child needs someone to look up to and copy.
Spanish: Todo niño necesita de alguien que admirar e imitar.
English: Tom doesn't give up easily, does he?
Spanish: Tom no se rinde con facilidad, ¿o sí?
English: Tom doesn't go to a good school.
Spanish: Tom no va a un colegio bueno.
English: Tom doesn't get along with his neighbors.
Spanish: Tom no se lleva bien con sus vecinos.
English: Tom doesn't get along with his neighbors like he used to.
Spanish: Tom no se lleva bien con sus vecinos como antes.
English: Tom doesn't go to school by bus.
Spanish: Tom no va al colegio en autobús.
English: Tom doesn't gain weight even though he eats a lot.
Spanish: Tom no sube de peso aunque coma mucho.
English: Tom doesn't feel much like talking right now.
Spanish: Tom no siente muchas ganas de hablar ahora mismo.
English: Tom doesn't feel like working this morning.
Spanish: Tom no tiene ganas de trabajar esta mañana.
English: Tom doesn't have a microwave oven.
Spanish: Tom no tiene un microondas.
English: Tom doesn't have a pet now, but he used to have a dog.
Spanish: Ahora Tom no tiene mascota, pero solía tener un perro.
English: Tom doesn't have a TV at home.
Spanish: Tom no tiene un televisor en casa.
English: Tom doesn't have a very good Japanese-English dictionary.
Spanish: Tom no tiene un diccionario japonés-inglés muy bueno.
English: Tom doesn't have any brothers and sisters.
Spanish: Tom no tiene hermanos ni hermanas.
English: Tom doesn't even try to keep up with fashion.
Spanish: Tom ni siquiera trata de estar a la moda.
English: Tom doesn't even know how to start a lawn mower.
Spanish: Tom ni siquiera sabe cómo encender una podadora de césped.
English: Tom doesn't have any cash.
Spanish: Tom no tiene nada de efectivo.
English: Tom doesn't have any classes today.
Spanish: Tom no tiene nada de clases hoy.
English: I have to stay home.
Spanish: Tengo que quedarme en casa.
English: She would be shocked if she were to know the result.
Spanish: Va a recibir un choque al ver los resultados.
English: That's a subject I know nothing about.
Spanish: Ese es un tema del que no sé nada.
English: Must I start at once?
Spanish: ¿Debo empezar en seguida?
English: I'm itchy from mosquito bites. Do you have something for it?
Spanish: Me pican las picaduras de zancudo. ¿Tienes algo para eso?
English: Under these circumstances, I cannot accept the offer.
Spanish: Bajo estas circunstancias, no puedo aceptar la oferta.
English: The thunder became louder.
Spanish: El trueno se hizo más fuerte.
English: On hearing the news, she turned pale.
Spanish: Ella palideció al oír la noticia.
English: If it rains tomorrow, will you stay at home?
Spanish: ¿Mañana te quedarás en casa si llueve?
English: Divide this cake among you three.
Spanish: Dividan esta torta entre ustedes tres.
English: The boss will be angry at me.
Spanish: El jefe va a enfadarse conmigo.
English: She was indignant at the way she had been treated.
Spanish: Ella se indignó por la forma en que fue tratada.
English: He is a British citizen, but lives in India.
Spanish: Él es ciudadano británico, pero vive en la India.
English: If I were you, I would stay quiet.
Spanish: Si yo fuera tú, me quedaría callado.
English: The milk froze and became solid.
Spanish: La leche se congeló y se puso sólida.
English: The bus stop is across the street.
Spanish: La parada de autobús está al otro lado de la calle.
English: He gave away all his money.
Spanish: Él despilfarró todo su dinero.
English: He sometimes loses his temper for nothing.
Spanish: A veces se enfada por nada.
English: Remember, you're pregnant.
Spanish: No te olvides de que estás embarazada.
English: She treated him like a king.
Spanish: Ella le trató como a un rey.
English: Tom went for three weeks without shaving before his wife complained.
Spanish: Tom se pasó tres semanas sin afeitarse, hasta que su esposa se quejó.
English: Tom was really glad to hear that Mary hadn't been injured in the accident.
Spanish: Tom se alegró mucho de saber que Mary no había sido herida en el accidente.
English: We must learn a lot about foreign countries.
Spanish: Tenemos que aprender mucho acerca de los países extranjeros.
English: Don't come near the bulldog in case it bites.
Spanish: No te acerques al bulldog por si muerde.
English: Please let me go home.
Spanish: Déjeme ir a casa por favor.
English: Why do you try to run away?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tratas de huir?
English: Why do you accuse my son?
Spanish: ¿Por qué acusa a mi hijo?
English: Why did you use up all the money?
Spanish: ¿Por qué gastaste todo el dinero?
English: Do not feed the animals.
Spanish: Por favor, no alimente a los animales.
English: I wish I could go to the party with you.
Spanish: Quisiera poder ir contigo a la fiesta.
English: Tom doesn't have any classes today.
Spanish: Tom no tiene clases hoy.
English: Together, everything is possible!
Spanish: ¡Juntos, todo es posible!
English: He didn't reveal his secret.
Spanish: Él no reveló su secreto.
English: An old man entered the old church with his elder son, his younger daughter and her little baby.
Spanish: Un anciano entró a la vieja iglesia con su hijo mayor, su hija menor, y su pequeño bebé.
English: Today's minimum temperature was 3 °C.
Spanish: La temperatura más baja de hoy fue 3 ºC.
English: Today's low was 3 degrees Celsius.
Spanish: La temperatura más baja de hoy fue 3 ºC.
English: If I'm late, I'll catch it.
Spanish: Si llego tarde me van a retar.
English: If I'm late, I'll be scolded.
Spanish: Si llego tarde me van a retar.
English: That's just a waste of taxpayer money.
Spanish: Eso es solo un derroche del dinero de los contribuyentes.
English: Good words are worth much, and cost little.
Spanish: Las buenas palabras valen mucho y cuestan poco.
English: Good words are worth a lot, but cost almost nothing.
Spanish: Las buenas palabras valen mucho y cuestan poco.
English: Either of my parents must go to the meeting.
Spanish: Alguno de mis padres tiene que atender a la reunión.
English: One of my parents has to go to the meeting.
Spanish: Alguno de mis padres tiene que atender a la reunión.
English: My hat is bigger than Jim's.
Spanish: Mi sombrero es más grande que el de Jim.
English: I will come to your country some day.
Spanish: Algún día iré a tu país.
English: How much will it cost?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto costará esto?
English: How many cars does Alex have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos autos tiene Alex?
English: You needn't answer the letter.
Spanish: No es necesario responder a esa carta.
English: You don't need to answer that letter.
Spanish: No es necesario responder a esa carta.
English: It isn't necessary to answer that letter.
Spanish: No es necesario responder a esa carta.
English: There is no need to reply to that letter.
Spanish: No es necesario responder a esa carta.
English: The great critic and the poet are traveling together.
Spanish: El gran crítico y el poeta viajan juntos.
English: There are things you're better off not knowing.
Spanish: Hay cosas que es mejor no saber.
English: The first thing you have to do is take a bath.
Spanish: Lo primero que tienes que hacer es darte un baño.
English: Tom couldn't figure out what Mary meant.
Spanish: Tom no pudo comprender que quiso decir Mary.
English: Tom couldn't figure out what Mary really wanted.
Spanish: Tom no pudo comprender que quería realmente Mary.
English: Tom decided he wouldn't go with Mary.
Spanish: Tom decidió que él no iría con Mary.
English: Tom decided to ask for Mary's help.
Spanish: Tom decidió pedirle ayuda a Mary.
English: Tom decided to make a deal with Mary.
Spanish: Tom decidió hacer un trato con Mary.
English: Tom denied that he had ever met Mary.
Spanish: Tom negó haber estado con Mary alguna vez.
English: Tom depends too much on Mary.
Spanish: Tom depende demasiado de Mary.
English: Tom depends on Mary too much.
Spanish: Tom depende demasiado de Mary.
English: Tom did it just to impress Mary.
Spanish: Tom solo lo hizo para impresionar a Mary.
English: Tom did the dishes for Mary.
Spanish: Tom lavó los platos por Mary.
English: Tom did what he could for Mary, but it wasn't enough.
Spanish: Tom hizo lo que pudo por Mary, pero no fue suficiente.
English: Tom didn't expect Mary to finish her homework so quickly.
Spanish: Tom no esperaba que Mary acabara tan rápido su tarea.
English: Tom didn't expect Mary to show up on time.
Spanish: Tom no esperaba que Mary apareciera a tiempo.
English: Tom didn't expect that Mary would be able to play the harp so well.
Spanish: Tom no esperaba que Mary pudiera tocar tan bien el harpa.
English: Tom didn't give Mary his real telephone number.
Spanish: Tom no le dio a Mary su verdadero número telefónico.
English: Tom didn't have Mary's address with him.
Spanish: Tom no llevaba la dirección de Mary consigo.
English: Tom didn't have the courage to ask Mary out.
Spanish: Tom no tuvo el coraje para invitar a salir a Mary.
English: Tom didn't have the courage to tell Mary the truth.
Spanish: Tom no tuvo el coraje para decirle a Mary la verdad.
English: Tom didn't know for certain when Mary was going to arrive.
Spanish: Tom no estaba seguro de cuándo iba a llegar Mary.
English: Tom didn't know how to answer Mary's question.
Spanish: Tom no sabía como responder la pregunta de Mary.
English: Tom didn't know how unhappy Mary was.
Spanish: Tom no sabía lo infeliz que era Mary.
English: Tom didn't know Mary had decided to leave him.
Spanish: Tom no sabía que Mary había decidido dejarlo.
English: Tom didn't know Mary was seeing someone else.
Spanish: Tom no sabía que Mary estaba viendo a alguien más.
English: Tom didn't know Mary was such a good cook.
Spanish: Tom no sabía que Mary era tan buena cocinera.
English: Tom didn't know that Mary could speak French.
Spanish: Tom no sabía que Mary pudiera hablar francés.
English: Tom didn't know that Mary had children.
Spanish: Tom no sabía que Mary tenía hijos.
English: Tom didn't know that Mary had decided to quit her job.
Spanish: Tom no sabía que Mary había decidido renunciar a su trabajo.
English: Tom didn't know that Mary was in town.
Spanish: Tom no sabía que Mary estaba en la ciudad.
English: Tom didn't know the reason why Mary couldn't go bowling.
Spanish: Tom no sabía la razón de por qué Mary no podía ir a jugar bolos.
English: Tom didn't know the reason why Mary was crying.
Spanish: Tom no sabía la razón por que Mary estaba llorando.
English: Tom didn't know the reason why Mary wanted a new dress.
Spanish: Tom no sabía la razón por que Mary quería un vestido nuevo.
English: Tom didn't know the reason why Mary wouldn't accept his invitation.
Spanish: Tom no sabía la razón de por qué Mary no aceptaba su invitación.
English: Tom didn't know when Mary had come to Boston.
Spanish: Tom no sabía cuándo Mary había venido a Boston.
English: Tom didn't know when Mary was planning to go to Boston.
Spanish: Tom no sabía cuándo Mary tenía pensado ir a Boston.
English: Tom didn't know where Mary came from.
Spanish: Tom no sabía de dónde vino Mary.
English: Tom didn't like Mary's husband.
Spanish: A Tom no le agradaba el marido de Mary.
English: Tom didn't like the way Mary spoke to him.
Spanish: A Tom no le gustó la manera en que Mary le habló.
English: Tom didn't want to disappoint Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quiso decepcionar a Mary.
English: Tom didn't mean to disappoint Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quiso decepcionar a Mary.
English: Tom didn't mean to hurt Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quiso herir a Mary.
English: Tom didn't mean to step on Mary's foot.
Spanish: Tom no quiso pisarle el pie a Mary.
English: Tom didn't mean to tell Mary the secret, but he did.
Spanish: Tom no quiso contarle el secreto a Mary, pero lo hizo.
English: Tom didn't need to tell Mary. She already knew.
Spanish: Tom no necesitaba decírselo a Mary. Ella ya lo sabía.
English: Tom didn't see Mary anywhere.
Spanish: Tom no vio a Mary por ningún lado.
English: Tom didn't seem interested in what Mary was saying.
Spanish: Tom no parecía interesado en lo que decía Mary.
English: Tom didn't stop smoking, so Mary left the room.
Spanish: Tom no dejó de fumar, así que Mary salió de la pieza.
English: Tom didn't take Mary's age into consideration.
Spanish: Tom no consideró la edad de Mary.
English: Tom didn't tell Mary about the accident.
Spanish: Tom no le contó a Mary acerca del accidente.
English: Tom didn't tell Mary anything.
Spanish: Tom no le dijo nada a Mary.
English: Tom didn't tell Mary his secret.
Spanish: Tom no le dijo su secreto a Mary.
English: Tom didn't thank Mary sufficiently.
Spanish: Tom no le agradeció a Mary lo suficiente.
English: Tom didn't want Mary to play with his kid.
Spanish: Tom no quería que Mary jugara con su hijo.
English: Tom didn't want to argue with Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quería discutir con Mary.
English: Tom didn't want to break Mary's heart.
Spanish: Tom no quiso romperle el corazón a Mary.
English: Tom didn't want to disturb Mary so late at night, but it was an emergency.
Spanish: Tom no quería molestar a Mary de noche tan tarde, pero era una emergencia.
English: Tom didn't want to do what Mary suggested.
Spanish: Tom no quiso hacer lo que sugirió Mary.
English: Tom didn't want to tell Mary the sad news.
Spanish: Tom no quería decirle a Mary las tristes noticias.
English: Tom didn't want to work with Mary.
Spanish: Tom no quería trabajar con Mary.
English: Tom died in the evening of the day he and Mary got married.
Spanish: Tom murió la noche del día en que él y Mary se casaron.
English: Tom died just a few hours after Mary died.
Spanish: Tom murió solo unas horas después que Mary.
English: Tom disagreed with Mary on that point.
Spanish: Tom no estuvo de acuerdo con Mary en ese punto.
English: Tom couldn't remember where he had been on that night.
Spanish: Tom no pudo recordar en dónde había estado aquella noche.
English: Tom couldn't restrain his anger.
Spanish: Tom no pudo contener su rabia.
English: Tom couldn't rule out the possibility that he was mistaken.
Spanish: Tom no pudo descartar la posibilidad de que él estuviera equivocado.
English: Tom disapproved of Mary singing in bars.
Spanish: Tom no aprobó que Mary cantara en bares.
English: Tom discussed the matter with Mary.
Spanish: Tom discutió el tema con Mary.
English: Tom disagrees with Mary on that matter.
Spanish: Tom está en desacuerdo con Mary en ese tema.
English: Tom discussed the problem with Mary.
Spanish: Tom discutió el problema con Mary.
English: Tom spoke about the problem with Mary.
Spanish: Tom discutió el problema con Mary.
English: Tom divorced Mary after the children graduated from college.
Spanish: Tom se divorció de Mary después de que los niños salieran de la universidad.
English: Tom does much better than Mary does at school.
Spanish: A Tom le va mucho mejor que a Mary en el colegio.
English: Tom doesn't believe the rumors about Mary.
Spanish: Tom no cree en los rumores acerca de Mary.
English: Tom doesn't believe what Mary says.
Spanish: Tom no cree lo que está diciendo Mary.
English: Tom doesn't care about what Mary says about him.
Spanish: A Tom no le importa lo que Mary diga acerca de él.
English: Tom doesn't care how Mary dresses.
Spanish: A Tom no le importa cómo se vista Mary.
English: Tom doesn't care what Mary does.
Spanish: A Tom no le importa lo que Mary haga.
English: Tom doesn't care what Mary says.
Spanish: A Tom no le importa lo que Mary diga.
English: Tom doesn't care whether Mary stays or goes.
Spanish: A Tom no le importa si Mary se queda o se va.
English: Tom doesn't doubt that Mary will arrive on time.
Spanish: Tom no tiene dudas de que Mary llegará a tiempo.
English: Tom doesn't have any idea how much Mary loves him.
Spanish: Tom no tiene idea de cuanto Mary lo ama.
English: Tom doesn't have the courage to ask Mary to lend him her video camera.
Spanish: Tom no tiene el valor para pedirle a Mary que le preste su cámara de vídeo.
English: Tom doesn't have the faintest idea what Mary is trying to do.
Spanish: Tom no tiene ni la menor idea de qué intenta hacer Mary.
English: Tom doesn't have to apologize to Mary.
Spanish: Tom no necesita disculparse con Mary.
English: Tom doesn't have to dance with Mary unless he wants to.
Spanish: Tom no tiene que bailar con Mary a menos que quiera.
English: Tom doesn't have to help Mary.
Spanish: Tom no tiene que ayudar a Mary.
English: Tom doesn't have to hide his feelings from Mary.
Spanish: Tom no tiene que ocultar sus sentimientos por Mary.
English: Tom doesn't have to listen to what Mary says.
Spanish: Tom no tiene que escuchar lo que Mary diga.
English: Tom doesn't know anything about Mary.
Spanish: Tom no sabe nada acerca de Mary.
English: Tom doesn't know anything about Mary's family.
Spanish: Tom no sabe nada acerca de la familia de Mary.