jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Do you enjoy studying?
Spanish: ¿Disfrutas estudiando?
English: Tom said Mary was coming over for dinner.
Spanish: Tom dijo que Mary iba a venir a cenar.
English: Tom doesn't often do his homework before dinner.
Spanish: Tom no suele hacer su tarea antes de la cena.
English: Tom told me that Mary was on a diet.
Spanish: Tom me dijo que María estaba a dieta.
English: We were shocked at the news of his death.
Spanish: Quedamos impactados por la noticia de su muerte.
English: We cannot but wonder at his skill in skiing.
Spanish: No podemos sino maravillarnos por su habilidad al esquiar.
English: We had no choice but to leave the matter to him.
Spanish: No tuvimos más alternativa que dejarle el asunto a él.
English: We received word of his death.
Spanish: Recibimos el rumor de su muerte.
English: We received word of his death.
Spanish: Recibimos la noticia de su muerte.
English: Learn to enjoy reading.
Spanish: Aprendan a disfrutar de la lectura.
English: As our taxi broke down on the way, we had to walk to the station.
Spanish: Como nuestro taxi se averió en el camino, tuvimos que ir andando hasta la estación.
English: I haven't seen you in three years.
Spanish: No te he visto a ti por tres años.
English: Tom claimed he had nothing to do with Mary's murder.
Spanish: Tom afirmó que no tenía nada que ver con el homicidio de María.
English: We had hardly waited for five minutes when the bus came.
Spanish: Apenas habíamos esperado cinco minutos cuando llegó el bus.
English: Give me back my wallet.
Spanish: Devuélveme mi billetera.
English: The nurse is busy washing scalpels now.
Spanish: La enfermera está ocupada lavando bisturís ahora.
English: Nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, articles, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections are the parts of speech in English.
Spanish: Los sustantivos, los pronombres, los verbos, los adjetivos, los adverbios, los artículos, las preposiciones, las conjunciones y las interjecciones son las categorías gramaticales en inglés.
English: This month's salary was 200,000 yen.
Spanish: El salario de este mes fue 200.000 yenes.
English: My swimsuit is too tight.
Spanish: Mi traje de baño está muy apretado.
English: If you skip my classes, I'll kill you.
Spanish: Si faltas a mis clases, te mato.
English: What time shall we meet tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿A qué hora nos encontramos mañana?
English: The men drew their swords from their scabbards.
Spanish: Los hombres sacaron sus espadas de sus fundas.
English: Synchronised swimming is a beautiful sport for girls and women.
Spanish: El nado sincronizado es un deporte hermoso para niñas y mujeres.
English: Tom would help us if he could.
Spanish: Tom nos ayudaría si pudiera.
English: Tom sat on a stool in the corner.
Spanish: Tom se sentó en un banco en el rincón.
English: Tom is a very good cook.
Spanish: Tom es muy buen cocinero.
English: Tom spends too much time on the computer.
Spanish: Tom pasa demasiado tiempo en el computador.
English: I've got Tom's address somewhere on my computer.
Spanish: Tengo la dirección de Tom en algún lado en mi computador.
English: Tom didn't expect Mary to react like she did.
Spanish: Tom no esperaba que Mary reaccionara como lo hizo.
English: I've been waiting for Tom for a long time.
Spanish: He estado esperando a Tom durante mucho tiempo.
English: I waited for Tom for a long time.
Spanish: Esperé a Tom durante mucho tiempo.
English: I don't think Tom and Mary have much in common.
Spanish: No pienso que Tom y Mary tengan mucho en común.
English: I don't think Tom and Mary have anything in common.
Spanish: No pienso que Tom y Mary tengan algo en común.
English: Tom wants to know when you're coming.
Spanish: Tom desea saber cuándo vendrás.
English: Tom roomed with John in college.
Spanish: Tom se alojaba con John en la universidad.
English: The kidnappers gagged Tom and locked him up in a closet.
Spanish: Los secuestradores amordazaron a Tom y lo encerraron en un armario.
English: Tom stopped me from leaving the classroom.
Spanish: Tom me impidió que saliera del salón de clases.
English: Maybe Tom should've stayed with the children.
Spanish: Tal vez Tom debería haberse quedado con los niños.
English: I saw Tom going into the cave.
Spanish: Miré a Tom entrar a la cueva.
English: I asked Tom if I could talk to him in private.
Spanish: Le pregunté a Tom si podía hablarle en privado.
English: Tom said he didn't drink coffee.
Spanish: Tom dijo que no tomó café.
English: Tom handed Mary a cup of hot coffee.
Spanish: Tom le pasó a Mary una taza de café caliente.
English: Tom asked Mary if she'd like a cup of coffee.
Spanish: Tom le preguntó a Mary si le gustaría una taza de café.
English: Tom didn't even have enough money to buy a cup of coffee.
Spanish: Tom ni siquiera tenía suficiente dinero para comprar una taza de café.
English: Tom didn't even offer Mary a cup of coffee.
Spanish: Tom ni siquiera le ofreció a Mary una tasa de café.
English: Tom handed Mary a cup of coffee.
Spanish: Tom le dio a Mary una taza de café.
English: Tom's room wasn't clean.
Spanish: El cuarto de Tom no estaba limpio.
English: Tom knows that I lied to him.
Spanish: Tom sabe que le mentí.
English: Tom and Mary got into their car.
Spanish: Tom y Mary se subieron a sus carros.
English: Tom wants to buy a Japanese car.
Spanish: Tom quiere comprar un carro japonés.
English: Tom saw that Mary was busy.
Spanish: Tom miró que Mary estaba ocupada.
English: Tom said Mary was Canadian.
Spanish: Tom dijo que Mary era canadiense.
English: Tom's wife is Canadian.
Spanish: La esposa de Tom es canadiense.
English: Tom saw both Mary and John getting out of their cars.
Spanish: Tom miró a Mary y a John bajando de sus carros.
English: Tom went into the kitchen to get some coffee.
Spanish: Tom fue a la cocina por algo de café.
English: I would've volunteered.
Spanish: Me hubiera ofrecido de voluntario.
English: Do you know a man named Tom Jackson by any chance?
Spanish: ¿Conoces a un hombre llamado Tom Jackson, por casualidad?
English: He is very meticulous in his work.
Spanish: Él es sumamente meticuloso en su trabajo.
English: I'll ask around.
Spanish: Voy a preguntar por ahí.
English: I'll apologize later.
Spanish: Voy a disculparme más tarde.
English: If I go to China, it'd be to speak Chinese as much as possible.
Spanish: Si fuera a China, sería para hablar chino tanto como sea posible.
English: I always rely on him in case there's a problem.
Spanish: Siempre confío en él en caso de que haya un problema.
English: We're going to see him right now.
Spanish: Vamos a verlo ahora mismo.
English: I thought we weren't supposed to go there without Tom.
Spanish: Pensé que se suponía que no vamos allá sin Tom.
English: How many close friends do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos amigos cercanos tienes?
English: Foremost politicians of three nations expressed their grave concern concerning the consequences of military operations in south-eastern Ukraine.
Spanish: Importantes políticos de tres países expresaron su seria preocupación con relación a las consecuencias de las operaciones militares en el sureste de Ucrania.
English: How did you know he wasn't me?
Spanish: ¿Cómo supiste que él no era yo?
English: How did you know it was me?
Spanish: ¿Cómo supiste que fui yo?
English: Were you worried?
Spanish: ¿Estabas preocupado?
English: Weren't you amused?
Spanish: ¿No estabas entretenido?
English: Weren't you angry?
Spanish: ¿No estabas enojado?
English: Weren't you crying?
Spanish: ¿No estabas llorando?
English: Weren't you leaving?
Spanish: ¿No estabas de salida?
English: Weren't you listening?
Spanish: ¿No estabas escuchando?
English: Weren't you relaxed?
Spanish: ¿No estabas relajado?
English: What a disappointment!
Spanish: ¡Qué desilusión!
English: What a jerk!
Spanish: ¡Qué imbécil!
English: What comes next?
Spanish: ¿Qué sigue a continuación?
English: What could've happened?
Spanish: ¿Qué pudo haber pasado?
English: What happened back there?
Spanish: ¿Qué pasó allá atrás?
English: What happened down there?
Spanish: ¿Qué pasó allá abajo?
English: What happened here today?
Spanish: ¿Qué pasó aquí hoy?
English: What happened last month?
Spanish: ¿Qué pasó el mes anterior?
English: What happened over there?
Spanish: ¿Qué pasó allá?
English: What happened to my door?
Spanish: ¿Qué le pasó a mi puerta?
English: What happened to the dog?
Spanish: ¿Qué le pasó al perro?
English: What happened to you two?
Spanish: ¿Qué les pasó a ustedes dos?
English: What happens if I say no?
Spanish: ¿Qué pasa si digo que no?
English: What happens when we die?
Spanish: ¿Qué ocurre cuando morimos?
English: What has happened to Tom?
Spanish: ¿Qué le ha pasado a Tom?
English: What just happened there?
Spanish: ¿Qué acaba de suceder allá?
English: Anything can happen on TV.
Spanish: Puede pasar de todo en la televisión.
English: Did you happen to see Tom?
Spanish: ¿Por casualidad has visto a Tom?
English: How could this all happen?
Spanish: ¿Cómo pudo ocurrir todo esto?
English: How did I let this happen?
Spanish: ¿Cómo permití que esto pasara?
English: How did this happen to me?
Spanish: ¿Cómo me pasó esto a mí?
English: Is it happening right now?
Spanish: ¿Está ocurriendo justo ahora?
English: What fruit juices do you have?
Spanish: ¿Qué jugos de frutas tienes?
English: It had to happen sometime.
Spanish: Tenía que pasar en algún momento.
English: That never happened to me.
Spanish: Eso nunca me pasó a mí.
English: What happened in the park?
Spanish: ¿Qué pasó en el parque?
English: What happened to your eye?
Spanish: ¿Qué le pasó a tu ojo?
English: What happened to your leg?
Spanish: ¿Qué le pasó a tu pierna?
English: What happens when you die?
Spanish: ¿Qué ocurre cuando mueres?
English: What's happening in there?
Spanish: ¿Qué está pasando ahí dentro?
English: What's happening up there?
Spanish: ¿Qué está pasando allá arriba?
English: When did that last happen?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo pasó eso por última vez?
English: You can't let that happen.
Spanish: No puedes permitir que eso pase.
English: A lot can happen in a year.
Spanish: En un año pueden pasar muchas cosas.
English: Did all this really happen?
Spanish: ¿Realmente pasó todo esto?
English: Exactly what happened here?
Spanish: ¿Exactamente qué pasó aquí?
English: How did this happen to you?
Spanish: ¿Cómo te pasó esto?
English: How often does that happen?
Spanish: ¿Con qué frecuencia pasa eso?
English: I wonder how that happened.
Spanish: Me pregunto cómo pasó eso.
English: Is that supposed to happen?
Spanish: ¿Se supone que eso pasa?
English: Is that what happened here?
Spanish: ¿Es eso lo que pasó aquí?
English: It had to happen somewhere.
Spanish: Tenía que pasar en algún lado.
English: This is happening too fast.
Spanish: Esto está pasando muy rápido.
English: What happened to your foot?
Spanish: ¿Qué le pasó a tu pie?
English: What happened to Tom's head?
Spanish: ¿Qué le pasó a la cabeza de Tom?
English: Why did you let this happen?
Spanish: ¿Por qué permitiste que esto pasara?
English: Do you know what's happening?
Spanish: ¿Sabes qué está pasando?
English: It all happened kind of fast.
Spanish: Todo pasó un poco rápido.
English: That could've happened to me.
Spanish: Eso me pudo haber pasado a mí.
English: That's never going to happen.
Spanish: Eso nunca va a pasar.
English: The same thing happened to me.
Spanish: Lo mismo me pasó a mí.
English: What happened three weeks ago?
Spanish: ¿Qué pasó hace tres semanas?
English: That happens a lot, doesn't it?
Spanish: Eso pasa mucho, ¿no es cierto?
English: That never happens around here.
Spanish: Eso nunca pasa por aquí.
English: Let's pretend it never happened.
Spanish: Hagamos de cuenta que nunca pasó.
English: This has never been attempted before.
Spanish: Esto nunca se ha intentado antes.
English: This has never been tried before.
Spanish: Esto nunca se ha probado antes.
English: He has too much pride in his appearance.
Spanish: Tiene mucho orgullo en su apariencia.
English: He is acting on his own behalf.
Spanish: Él está actuando en nombre propio.
English: Speak now or forever hold your peace.
Spanish: Hable ahora o calle para siempre.
English: Is that where it happened?
Spanish: ¿Es allá donde pasó?
English: What did Tom call me?
Spanish: ¿Cómo me llamó Tom?
English: Where did Tom buy it?
Spanish: ¿Dónde lo compró Tom?
English: Why did Tom call you?
Spanish: ¿Por qué te llamó Tom?
English: What did Tom do here?
Spanish: ¿Qué hizo Tom aquí?
English: How did Tom do it?
Spanish: ¿Cómo lo hizo Tom?
English: Why did Tom do it?
Spanish: ¿Por qué lo hizo Tom?
English: What did Tom do then?
Spanish: ¿Qué hizo Tom entonces?
English: How did Tom do that?
Spanish: ¿Cómo hizo eso Tom?
English: How did Tom do this?
Spanish: ¿Cómo hizo esto Tom?
English: How did Tom get home?
Spanish: ¿Cómo llegó a casa Tom?
English: How did Tom get hurt?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se lastimó Tom?
English: How did Tom get it?
Spanish: ¿Cómo lo consiguió Tom?
English: The men drew their swords from their scabbards.
Spanish: Los hombres sacaron sus espadas de sus vainas.
English: Why did you sell it?
Spanish: ¿Por qué lo vendiste?
English: She's not at home now.
Spanish: Ella no está en casa ahora.
English: She isn't at home now.
Spanish: Ella no está en casa ahora.
English: My parents said it's bad luck to walk on your knees.
Spanish: Mis padres dijeron que es mala suerte ir de rodillas.
English: I told her we were friends.
Spanish: Le dije a ella que somos amigos.
English: He has not yet done his homework, so his teacher is beginning to worry about him.
Spanish: Él todavía no ha hecho sus deberes, así que su profesor empieza a preocuparse por él.
English: I'm not going to study tonight.
Spanish: No estudiaré esta noche.
English: You're not a very good mechanic.
Spanish: Usted no es un muy buen mecánico.
English: Tom eats asparagus, but his brother doesn't.
Spanish: Tom come espárrago pero su hermano, no.
English: Tom showed us where to look.
Spanish: Tom nos mostró por dónde mirar.
English: Tom kept silent all day.
Spanish: Tom estuvo en silencio todo el día.
English: Can you see that small house?
Spanish: ¿Puedes ver aquella casita?
English: Without a passport, leaving a country is out of the question.
Spanish: Está fuera de discusión salir del país sin pasaporte.
English: I speak French with Tom and Mary.
Spanish: Hablo francés con Tom y Mary.
English: I spend most of my time at home.
Spanish: Paso la mayor parte del tiempo en casa.
English: I spend most of my time in Boston.
Spanish: Paso la mayor parte del tiempo en Boston.
English: I spend my free time with my kids.
Spanish: Paso mi tiempo libre con mis pequeños.
English: I spent a lot of my time studying French.
Spanish: Paso mucho tiempo estudiando francés.
English: I spent a lot of time with Tom.
Spanish: Paso mucho tiempo con Tom.
English: I spent all day studying French.
Spanish: Pasé todo el día estudiando francés.
English: I spent all yesterday with Tom.
Spanish: Ayer pasé todo el día con Tom.
English: I spent all yesterday working on that report.
Spanish: Ayer pasé todo el día trabajando en ese informe.
English: I had a good time, too.
Spanish: Yo también la pasé bien.
English: I had a good time, too.
Spanish: Yo también pasé un buen rato.
English: I had a great time tonight.
Spanish: La pasé supremamente bien esta noche.
English: Watch your step when going down the stairs.
Spanish: Ten cuidado al bajar las escaleras.
English: I fell down the stairs and hit my back very hard.
Spanish: Me caí de las escaleras y me golpeé la espalda muy duro.
English: Pioneer men and women had a hard life, and so did their children.
Spanish: Los colonizadores y colonizadoras tuvieron una vida difícil, y de igual manera sus hijos.
English: The pioneers met with many dangers.
Spanish: Los colonizadores se encontraron con muchos peligros.
English: The settlers embraced the Christian religion.
Spanish: Los pobladores acogieron la religión cristiana.
English: I have nowhere to sleep. Can I crash on your sofa?
Spanish: No tengo donde dormir. ¿Puedo quedarme en tu sofá?
English: I need a place to crash.
Spanish: Necesito un lugar para quedarme.
English: Wanna crash at my place?
Spanish: ¿Quieres quedarte en mi casa?
English: I looked for a place to crash.
Spanish: Busqué un sitio para pasar la noche.
English: I need some sugar. Do you have any?
Spanish: Necesito un poco de azúcar. ¿Tienes un poco?
English: Add a little sugar and cream.
Spanish: Añada un poco de azúcar y crema.
English: Would you like sugar and milk?
Spanish: ¿Le gustaría azúcar y leche?
English: Don't confuse sugar with salt.
Spanish: No confunda el azúcar con la sal.
English: We have to do without sugar; we're short of it.
Spanish: Tenemos que prescindir del azúcar; estamos cortos.
English: We have to do without sugar.
Spanish: Tenemos que prescindir del azúcar.
English: Finally, she succeeded.
Spanish: Finalmente, ella tuvo éxito.
English: At last, they began to count down cautiously.
Spanish: Finalmente, ellos comenzaron la cuenta regresiva con cautela.
English: At last, she has brought the plan into effect.
Spanish: Finalmente, ella llevó a cabo el plan.
English: At last, she was able to contact her old friend.
Spanish: Finalmente, ella pudo contactar a su vieja amiga.
English: At last, she solved the problem.
Spanish: Finalmente, ella resolvió el problema.
English: Finally she gave in to temptation and ate the whole cake.
Spanish: Finalmente ella cedió a la tentación y se comió toda la torta.
English: She didn't turn up after all.
Spanish: Ella no apareció después de todo.
English: She didn't turn up after all.
Spanish: Ella no se presentó después de todo.
English: I don't think you're right.
Spanish: No creo que tengas razón.
English: I heard that there were female snow spirits in Echigo, but I don't know whether it's true or not.
Spanish: He oído hablar que en Echigo había espíritus hembras de nieve, pero no sé si es verdadero o no.
English: Let's husk the coconut.
Spanish: Quitémosle la cáscara al coco.
English: I will help you if possible.
Spanish: Te ayudaré si puedo.
English: If only I could speak French.
Spanish: Si tan solo yo pudiera hablar francés.
English: If only I could go skiing.
Spanish: Siquiera yo pudiera ir a esquiar.
English: Do you mind if I join you?
Spanish: ¿Le importa si me uno a usted?
English: I can come if you want.
Spanish: Puedo venir si quieres.
English: Our new teacher is there.
Spanish: Nuestro nuevo profesor está allá.
English: Tom is hardworking and dependable.
Spanish: Tom es trabajador y digno de confianza.
English: Our teacher said that water boils at 100°C.
Spanish: Nuestro maestro dijo que el agua hierve a los 100ºC.
English: Our teacher tried to use a new method of teaching English.
Spanish: Nuestro profesor intentó utilizar un nuevo método de enseñanza del inglés.
English: Tom could see he wasn't going to win the argument.
Spanish: Tom podía ver que él no iba a ganar la discusión.
English: Our professor is always on time for his class.
Spanish: Nuestro profesor siempre llega a tiempo a sus clases.
English: Tom is hardworking and dependable.
Spanish: Tom es muy trabajador y digno de confianza.
English: If only I could go skiing.
Spanish: Si solo pudiera ir a esquiar.
English: If only I could go skiing.
Spanish: Ay si pudiera ir a esquiar.
English: If only I could speak French.
Spanish: Si solo pudiera hablar francés.
English: If only I could speak French.
Spanish: Ay si pudiera hablar francés.
English: I will help you if possible.
Spanish: Yo te ayudo si es posible.
English: I will help you if possible.
Spanish: Te ayudaré si es posible.
English: Tom eats asparagus, but his brother doesn't.
Spanish: Tom come espárragos, pero su hermano no.
English: We asked Mary why she was crying.
Spanish: Le preguntamos a Mary por qué lloraba.
English: Don't be afraid. I won't hurt you.
Spanish: No tengas miedo. No te lastimaré.
English: He won't listen. It's like talking to the wall.
Spanish: Él no escuchará, es como hablar con la pared.
English: Even though it's small, it's still my apartment.
Spanish: Aunque sea pequeño, aún es mi apartamento.
English: Does your husband walk to work? - "Yes, he likes walking."
Spanish: «¿Su marido va a pié al trabajo?» «Sí, a él le gusta caminar.»
English: Can you wait outside?
Spanish: ¿Puedes esperar afuera?
English: I did do that, didn't I?
Spanish: Yo sí hice eso, ¿no es cierto?
English: How old was Tom at that time?
Spanish: ¿Qué edad tenía Tom en ese entonces?
English: Try to reproduce the music in your mind.
Spanish: Intenta reproducir la música en tu mente.
English: I've got to get back home by midnight.
Spanish: Tengo que volver a casa antes de la medianoche.
English: It could be dangerous to do what Tom is asking us to do.
Spanish: Podría ser peligroso hacer lo que Tom nos está pidiendo que hagamos.
English: It's too late to contact Tom now.
Spanish: Ya es demasiado tarde para contactar a Tom.
English: I wish I could do everything that I wanted to do.
Spanish: Quisiera poder hacer todo lo que quería hacer.
English: It's up to you to keep things running smoothly.
Spanish: Depende de ti mantener las cosas funcionando sin contratiempos.
English: Let's go on a road trip.
Spanish: Vamos de viaje por carretera.
English: Let's keep each other company for a while.
Spanish: Hagámonos compañía por un rato.
English: The concert hasn't yet begun.
Spanish: El concierto aún no ha comenzado.
English: There are many people that don't like me.
Spanish: Hay muchas personas a quienes no les gusto.
English: Tom told Mary to go home.
Spanish: Tom le dijo a Mary que se vaya a casa.
English: Do you want a calculator?
Spanish: ¿Quieres una calculadora?
English: A life of solitude isn't necessarily entirely disadvantageous.
Spanish: Una vida de soledad no necesariamente trae solo desventajas.
English: Our teacher tried to use a new method of teaching English.
Spanish: Nuestro profesor probó un nuevo método para enseñar inglés.
English: Do you mind if I join you?
Spanish: ¿Le molesta si la acompaño?
English: As our taxi broke down on the way, we had to walk to the station.
Spanish: Como nuestro taxi se averió en el camino, tuvimos que caminar hasta la estación.
English: I haven't seen you in three years.
Spanish: No te he visto en tres años.
English: Learn to enjoy reading.
Spanish: Aprende a disfrutar de la lectura.
English: You three are very lucky.
Spanish: Ustedes tres tienen mucha suerte.
English: Is there someone with you?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguien contigo?
English: I doubt if Tom would let me do that.
Spanish: Dudo que Tom me permitiera hacer eso.
English: I want to be someone you can turn to.
Spanish: Quiero ser alguien a quien puedes acudir.
English: Those were his actual words.
Spanish: Esas fueron sus palabras textuales.
English: Those were his actual words.
Spanish: Esas fueron sus palabras precisas.
English: How much does your Swiss watch cost?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto cuesta tu reloj suizo?
English: I had trouble convincing Tom to help.
Spanish: Tuve problemas convenciendo a Tom que ayudara.
English: You know I'm married.
Spanish: Usted sabe que yo estoy casado.
English: I gave the beggar all the money I had.
Spanish: Le di al mendigo todo el dinero que tenía.
English: I borrowed this comic book from his sister.
Spanish: Pedí prestado este libro de historietas a su hermana.
English: Why was money invented?
Spanish: ¿Por qué se inventó el dinero?
English: Mary took her pistol and fired.
Spanish: María sacó su pistola y disparó.
English: Starting tomorrow, we'll stay open until 9:00 p.m.
Spanish: A partir de mañana, estaremos abiertos hasta las 9 de la noche.
English: I looked at the calendar on the wall.
Spanish: Miré el calendario en la pared.
English: There is a rapid increase in world population.
Spanish: Hay un crecimiento rápido de la población mundial.
English: That's obvious, you don't need to explain it.
Spanish: Eso es obvio, no tienes que explicarlo.
English: Can't you leave me alone?
Spanish: ¿Es que tú no puedes dejarme solo?
English: You have to overcome the difficulties.
Spanish: Tienes que superar las dificultades.
English: I can't wait to spend the night with her.
Spanish: No veo la hora de pasar la noche con ella.
English: I just wish Tom had brought a flashlight.
Spanish: Ojalá que Tom haya comprado una linterna.
English: Hey Tom, I want to talk to you.
Spanish: ¡Oye, Tom! Quiero hablar contigo.
English: The two companies plan to unite.
Spanish: Las dos empresas planean fundirse.