jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: What do you think about that?
Spanish: ¿Qué te parece?
English: What do you think about that?
Spanish: ¿Qué opinas de eso?
English: It'll take me some time to find out where he lives.
Spanish: Me llevará algún tiempo averiguar dónde vive.
English: How long did it take you to write your book?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo te llevó escribir tu libro?
English: Where's my umbrella?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está mi sombrilla?
English: If you wait until tomorrow, I could go with you.
Spanish: Si esperas hasta mañana, podría ir contigo.
English: If you wait until tomorrow, I could go with you.
Spanish: Si esperas hasta mañana, podría acompañarte.
English: Would you mind turning down the music?
Spanish: ¿Te importaría bajar la música?
English: I'd like to apologize for being late.
Spanish: Me gustaría disculparme por llegar tarde.
English: Why do you keep looking at me like that?
Spanish: ¿Por qué sigues mirándome así?
English: This dress looks really good on her.
Spanish: Este vestido le queda muy bien.
English: That's the one thing I won't tolerate.
Spanish: Eso es lo único que no toleraré.
English: That's the one thing I won't tolerate.
Spanish: Eso es lo único que no tolero.
English: They're going to build a new bridge across the river.
Spanish: Van a construir un nuevo puente sobre el río.
English: It would take a long time to get there by bus.
Spanish: Se tardaría mucho tiempo en llegar en autobús.
English: Let's hope they leave us alone.
Spanish: Esperemos que nos dejen en paz.
English: He spent his entire life on that farm.
Spanish: Pasó toda su vida en esa granja.
English: His horse almost ran him over.
Spanish: Su caballo casi le atropella.
English: It rained all day long.
Spanish: Llovió durante todo el día.
English: His father asked everyone to be at home tomorrow.
Spanish: Su padre les pidió a todos que estuvieran en casa mañana.
English: His father asked everyone to be at home tomorrow.
Spanish: Su padre pidió que todos estuvieran en casa mañana.
English: We use telescopes to see far-away objects.
Spanish: Utilizamos los telescopios para ver objetos lejanos.
English: I hope someday we'll find life beyond Earth.
Spanish: Espero que algún día encontremos vida más allá de la Tierra.
English: People used to think that the earth was flat.
Spanish: La gente solía pensar que la Tierra era plana.
English: The students burned their textbooks.
Spanish: Los estudiantes quemaron sus libros de texto.
English: The students burned their textbooks.
Spanish: Los alumnos quemaron sus libros de texto.
English: Do you enjoy reading books in French?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta leer libros en francés?
English: I want you to remember this.
Spanish: Quiero que recuerdes esto.
English: I want you to remember this.
Spanish: Quiero que recuerden esto.
English: That's more recent than you think it is.
Spanish: Eso es más reciente de lo que crees.
English: They've put up the Christmas lights.
Spanish: Han colocado las luces navideñas.
English: I have to place the nativity scene.
Spanish: Tengo que poner el belén.
English: I love assembling the nativity scene.
Spanish: Me encanta montar el belén.
English: People walk through the lit-up streets.
Spanish: La gente pasea por las calles iluminadas.
English: Don't you think Mom speaks exactly like Grandma? "Yeah, she does. That's because she was raised by her. Yuuto speaks just like his dad, too."
Spanish: ¿No crees que mamá habla exactamente como la abuela? "Sí, lo hace. Eso es porque fue criada por ella. Yuuto habla igual que su papá, también".
English: I can't find the bathroom.
Spanish: No puedo encontrar el baño.
English: Can you take me to the store? "What about your bike?" "Somebody stole it."
Spanish: ¿Me puedes llevar a la tienda? "¿Y tu bici?" "Me la robaron."
English: I thought that you might want to know.
Spanish: Pensé que quizás quisieras saber.
English: I thought that you might want to know.
Spanish: Pensé que tal vez quisieran saber.
English: I thought that you might want to know.
Spanish: Pensé que a lo mejor querrías saber.
English: I thought that you'd gone and left me.
Spanish: Pensé que te habías ido y me habías dejado.
English: I thought that you were going to quit.
Spanish: Pensé que ibas a renunciar.
English: I thought that you said you had a dog.
Spanish: Pensé que dijiste que tenías un perro.
English: I thought you said that you had a dog.
Spanish: Pensé que dijiste que tenías un perro.
English: Which town is most dangerous?
Spanish: ¿Qué ciudad es la más peligrosa?
English: Did you lose your purse?
Spanish: ¿Perdiste tu bolso?
English: Do you want some more coffee?
Spanish: ¿Quieres más café?
English: How much longer will they take?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo más tardarán?
English: They are going to be studying all day.
Spanish: Van a estar todo el día estudiando.
English: He acquired a great fortune by using deceit and treachery.
Spanish: Él adquirió una gran fortuna por medio del engaño y la traición.
English: The students silently waited for their teacher's arrival.
Spanish: Los alumnos esperaban silenciosamente la llegada del profesor.
English: Do you want to be the spokesperson of our group?
Spanish: ¿Desea ser el portavoz de nuestro grupo?
English: Do you want to be the spokesman of our group?
Spanish: ¿Desea ser el portavoz de nuestro grupo?
English: I want to talk to them before they leave.
Spanish: Quiero hablarles antes de que salgan.
English: Jolanta B. bought French cheese at the festival.
Spanish: Jolanta B. compró queso francés en la feria.
English: Tom had never talked about his father with her.
Spanish: Tom jamás había hablado de su padre con ella.
English: Do you hate that? "Yup." "I hate it too."
Spanish: ¿Usted odia eso? "Sí." "Yo lo odio también."
English: Not a single mistake escaped his watchful gaze.
Spanish: Ni un error escapaba a su atenta mirada.
English: It'll all work out as long as you keep me awake a few more minutes.
Spanish: Todo saldrá bien en la medida que me mantenga despierto por unos minutos más.
English: Everything will be fine as long as she keeps me awake a few more minutes.
Spanish: Todo saldrá bien en la medida que me mantenga despierto por unos minutos más.
English: Everything will be okay as long as he keeps me awake a few more minutes.
Spanish: Todo saldrá bien en la medida que me mantenga despierto por unos minutos más.
English: Potatoes grow well in this country.
Spanish: En este país crecen bien las papas.
English: Allow me to pay for the meal.
Spanish: Permíteme pagar la comida.
English: A prosperous country always needs a stable, capable government.
Spanish: Un país próspero siempre necesita un gobierno estable y capaz.
English: There's always stew at my grandma's place on Mondays.
Spanish: Los lunes siempre hay estofado donde la abuela.
English: I found your email in the spam folder.
Spanish: Encontré tu e-mail en la carpeta de spam.
English: Japan began to import rice from the United States.
Spanish: Japón comenzó a importar arroz desde Estados Unidos.
English: I devoured this book in a couple of hours.
Spanish: Devoré este libro en unas horas.
English: Tom and Mary were interviewed separately about the night in question, and their stories didn't add up.
Spanish: Tom y Mary fueron entrevistados por separado sobre la noche en cuestión, y sus historias no cuadraban.
English: I've been told not to do that by myself.
Spanish: Me han dicho que no lo haga por mí mismo.
English: God is the creator of everything.
Spanish: Dios es el creador de todo.
English: Can you give me directions to the station?
Spanish: ¿Puede indicarme cómo llegar a la estación?
English: Would you mind if I smoke here?
Spanish: ¿Te importa si fumo aquí?
English: Would you mind if I smoke here?
Spanish: ¿Te importaría si fumo aquí?
English: Can I smoke here?
Spanish: ¿Puedo fumar aquí?
English: The car stopped suddenly without warning.
Spanish: El coche se detuvo repentinamente sin previo aviso.
English: It was so cold last night that I couldn't sleep.
Spanish: Anoche hacía tanto frío que no pude dormir.
English: He tried hard but failed again.
Spanish: Se esforzó, pero volvió a fracasar.
English: Where did you buy these shoes?
Spanish: ¿Dónde has comprado estos zapatos?
English: Where did you buy these shoes?
Spanish: ¿Dónde compraste esos zapatos?
English: Where did you buy these shoes?
Spanish: ¿En dónde compró estos zapatos?
English: Is it true that you broke his arm?
Spanish: ¿Es cierto que le rompiste el brazo?
English: Do you mind helping me carry this box upstairs?
Spanish: ¿Te importa ayudarme a llevar esta caja arriba?
English: Will you look after my dog while I'm away?
Spanish: ¿Cuidarás de mi perro mientras estoy fuera?
English: What kind of person was she when she first came here?
Spanish: ¿Qué clase de persona fue cuando llegó aquí por primera vez?
English: I want to talk to an avocado.
Spanish: Quiero hablar con un aguacate.
English: I thought that you already had a job.
Spanish: Pensé que ya tenías un empleo.
English: I thought that this would be more fun.
Spanish: Creía que esto sería más divertido.
English: I thought that we'd have fun together.
Spanish: Pensé que nos divertiríamos juntos.
English: Tom got a lot of complaints.
Spanish: Tom recibió muchas quejas.
English: That's not how the world works. "Why can't it?"
Spanish: Así no es cómo el mundo funciona. "¿Y por qué no puede ser así?"
English: Who did you want to go with?
Spanish: ¿Con quién querías ir?
English: It's cheaper for me to go to community college, and then transfer to a four-year university, so that's what I'm going to do.
Spanish: Es más barato para mí ir a una universidad comunitaria y luego transferirme a una universidad de cuatro años, así que eso es lo que voy a hacer.
English: I haven't yet graduated from high school.
Spanish: Todavía no me he graduado de la preparatoria.
English: Is there any song that reminds you of your childhood?
Spanish: ¿Hay alguna canción que te recuerde tu infancia?
English: Some high school students take advantage of dual enrollment programs to take college courses at a community college to finish their degree faster.
Spanish: Algunos estudiantes de prepa toman ventaja de programas de matrícula doble para tomar cursos universitarios en una universidad comunitaria y así terminar su licenciatura más pronto.
English: I thought that it would be easy to do.
Spanish: Yo pensaba que sería fácil hacerlo.
English: I thought that you enjoyed my company.
Spanish: Pensé que disfrutabas de mi compañía.
English: This book had been written by someone famous.
Spanish: Este libro había sido escrito por alguien famoso.
English: Why didn't you call me back yesterday? "Sorry, I forgot."
Spanish: ¿Por qué no me llamaste ayer? "Lo siento, me olvidé".
English: Where did you put the keys?
Spanish: ¿Dónde has puesto las llaves?
English: I'm sitting in a very small chair.
Spanish: Estoy sentado en una silla muy pequeña.
English: He worries about the result.
Spanish: A él le preocupa el resultado.
English: He didn't even notice.
Spanish: Él ni siquiera se dio cuenta.
English: Who will wash the dishes after dinner?
Spanish: ¿Quién lavará los platos después de la cena?
English: Where are you going to put this chair?
Spanish: ¿Dónde vas a poner esta silla?
English: The museum is far away, it will be necessary to take a bus.
Spanish: El museo está lejos, será necesario tomar un autobús.
English: Are you sure you don't want anything?
Spanish: ¿Estás segura de que no quieres nada?
English: Are you sure you don't want anything?
Spanish: ¿Están seguros de que no quieren nada?
English: Who will dance tonight?
Spanish: ¿Quién bailará esta noche?
English: How much will the ticket for the pianist's concert cost?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto costará la entrada para el concierto del pianista?
English: You will need to go by train for two days.
Spanish: Tendrá que ir en tren durante dos días.
English: You will need to go by train for two days.
Spanish: Tendrás que ir en tren durante dos días.
English: What's the opposite of a coconut?
Spanish: ¿Qué es lo opuesto de un coco?
English: We will discuss this book next lesson.
Spanish: Hablaremos de este libro en la próxima lección.
English: Pink dolphins are in the rivers of the Amazon.
Spanish: Algunos delfines rosados se encuentran en los ríos del Amazonas.
English: Laughter is more contagious than crying.
Spanish: La risa es más contagiosa que el llanto.
English: I bought an armchair, but I don't know where I am going to put it on yet.
Spanish: Compré un sillón, pero todavía no sé dónde lo voy a poner.
English: Please don't scare the kids.
Spanish: Por favor, no asustes a los niños.
English: How much longer are we going to discuss this question?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo más vamos a discutir esta cuestión?
English: Tomorrow I will come on time.
Spanish: Mañana llegaré a tiempo.
English: The mouse ran away from the cat.
Spanish: El ratón se escapó del gato.
English: When I lost my electric razor, I tried plucking my armpit hair with tweezers, but that was too painful.
Spanish: Cuando perdí mi maquinilla de afeitar eléctrica, probé depilarme el vello de las axilas con pinzas, pero eso fue demasiado doloroso.
English: Tom needs to go to the grocery to buy plantains.
Spanish: Tom necesita ir al supermercado para comprar unos plátanos.
English: The girl likes plantains.
Spanish: A la niña le gustan los plátanos.
English: Are you a Berliner? "Nope, I'm a hamburger."
Spanish: ¿Sos berlinesa? "No, soy hamburguesa."
English: Why didn't you come to class?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no has venido a clase?
English: Why didn't you come to class?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no viniste a clase?
English: A band I used to like released a new album last week, so I gave it a listen, but their new sound was really underwhelming.
Spanish: Una banda que me solía gustar lanzó un álbum nuevo la semana pasada, así que le di una escucha, pero su estilo nuevo fue decepcionante.
English: I thought that you might need our help.
Spanish: Pensé que podrías necesitar nuestra ayuda.
English: I thought that the questions were easy.
Spanish: Pensé que las preguntas estuvieron fáciles.
English: I thought that the play went very well.
Spanish: Pensaba que la obra había salido muy bien.
English: I thought that you were a man of honor.
Spanish: Pensé que eras un hombre de honor.
English: I thought that you said you were alone.
Spanish: Pensé que habías dicho que estabas sola.
English: I thought that you said that you were alone.
Spanish: Pensé que habías dicho que estabas sola.
English: I thought that you didn't want to come.
Spanish: Creía que no querías venir.
English: I thought that you didn't want to come.
Spanish: Creí que no querías venir.
English: I thought that that was the whole idea.
Spanish: Pensé que esa era toda la idea.
English: I thought that you brought your guitar.
Spanish: Pensé que habías traído tu guitarra.
English: I thought that I might be able to help.
Spanish: Pensé que podría ser capaz de ayudar.
English: I thought that it would be here by now.
Spanish: Pensé que estaría aquí ya.
English: I thought that you didn't see anything.
Spanish: Creía que no habías visto nada.
English: I thought that things would get better.
Spanish: Pensé que las cosas iban a mejorar.
English: I confiscated Tom's knife.
Spanish: He confiscado el cuchillo de Tom.
English: Tom knew Mary was Canadian.
Spanish: Tom sabía que Mary era canadiense.
English: Are we still waiting for Tom?
Spanish: ¿Seguimos esperando a Tom?
English: Are we still waiting for Tom?
Spanish: ¿Todavía esperamos a Tom?
English: How long have you already spent in Australia?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo lleva ya en Australia?
English: Please move away from the door.
Spanish: Por favor, aléjese de la puerta.
English: Please move away from the door.
Spanish: Por favor, aléjense de la puerta.
English: No, I do not watch CNN.
Spanish: No, no veo la CNN.
English: You want a hug?
Spanish: ¿Te doy un abrazo?
English: The rule allows for a few exceptions.
Spanish: La regla permite algunas excepciones.
English: Night guards drink lots of coffee.
Spanish: Los guardas nocturnos beben mucho café.
English: Night guards drink a lot of coffee.
Spanish: Los guardas nocturnos beben mucho café.
English: Turn on the stove, please.
Spanish: Por favor, encienda la estufa.
English: Do you know what a palindrome is? "Palindromes are phrases or words that can be read the same way backwards and forwards."
Spanish: «¿Sabes qué es un palíndromo?» «Los palíndromos son frases o palabras que se leen de la misma forma al derecho y al revés.»
English: Palindromes are words or phrases that can be read the same backwards and forwards.
Spanish: Los palíndromos son palabras o frases que se leen igual al derecho que al revés.
English: I started a new job last year.
Spanish: Empecé un nuevo trabajo el año pasado.
English: Why did he have to stop?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tuvo que parar?
English: Why did she have to stop?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tuvo que parar?
English: Why did you have to stop?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tuvo que parar?
English: One more step and I'll shoot!
Spanish: ¡Un paso más y dispararé!
English: Eating too much is bad for our health.
Spanish: Comer demasiado es malo para nuestra salud.
English: Back away from the window and come to me.
Spanish: Aléjate de la ventana y ven a mí.
English: Do you like watching TV series?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta ver series de televisión?
English: Do you like watching TV series?
Spanish: ¿Le gusta ver series de televisión?
English: What is this TV show about?
Spanish: ¿De qué trata este programa de televisión?
English: Our children's happiness is our happiness.
Spanish: La felicidad de nuestros hijos es nuestra felicidad.
English: Cats like to poop in our kids' sandbox.
Spanish: A los gatos les gustan hacer caca en el arenero de nuestros hijos.
English: Minecraft is a sandbox video game created by Hatsune Miku.
Spanish: Minecraft es un videojuego sandbox creado por Hatsune Miku.
English: Grandfather likes writing poems about grandmother.
Spanish: Al abuelo le gusta escribir poemas sobre la abuela.
English: Yanni has diabetes and can't fast during Ramadan.
Spanish: Yanni tiene diabetes y no puede ayunar durante el Ramadán.
English: Aside from not eating or drinking, you need to avoid things like fights, disputes, and gossip during the Ramadan fast.
Spanish: Durante el ayuno del ramadán aparte de no comer ni beber también hay que mantenerse alejado de cosas como peleas, discusiones y cotilleos.
English: Tom needs a bit of help.
Spanish: Tom necesita un poco de ayuda.
English: I forbid you to insult the Algerian flag.
Spanish: Te prohíbo que insultes a la bandera de Argelia.
English: I forbid you to insult the Algerian flag.
Spanish: Te prohíbo que insultes a la bandera argelina.
English: Women like roses.
Spanish: A las mujeres les gustan las rosas.
English: Layla took off her hijab.
Spanish: Layla se quitó el hiyab.
English: Skura put her hijab on.
Spanish: Skura se puso el hiyab.
English: The eagle flies through the sunny valley.
Spanish: El águila vuela por el valle soleado.
English: Layla doesn't shower with her hijab on.
Spanish: Layla no se ducha con el hiyab puesto.
English: Layla thought that Muslim women showered with their hijab on.
Spanish: Layla pensaba que las musulmanas se ducharon con el hiyab puesto.
English: Is she reading a book?
Spanish: ¿Está leyendo un libro?
English: The eagle is not a small bird.
Spanish: El águila no es un pájaro pequeño.
English: Eagles congregate here in the spring.
Spanish: Las águilas se congregan aquí en primavera.
English: The workers formed a human barrier.
Spanish: Los trabajadores formaron una barrera humana.
English: This company's working conditions are intolerable.
Spanish: Las condiciones de trabajo en esta empresa son intolerables.
English: I have to admit that it's very tempting.
Spanish: Debo admitir que es muy tentador.
English: I know for certain that's what happened.
Spanish: Sé de cierto que eso es lo que ha pasado.
English: I know for certain that's what happened.
Spanish: Sé a ciencia cierta que eso es lo que ocurrió.
English: I know that I'm not supposed to be here.
Spanish: Sé que no se supone que esté aquí.
English: I eat Thai food every chance that I get.
Spanish: Yo como comida Thai cada vez que tengo la oportunidad.
English: I thought that we were all going to die.
Spanish: Pensé que todos íbamos a morir.
English: I thought that we could walk home today.
Spanish: Pensé que podríamos ir caminando a casa hoy.
English: I thought that you'd be happy to see me.
Spanish: Creía que te alegrarías de verme.
English: I thought that you'd be happy to see me.
Spanish: Pensaba que te daría gusto verme.
English: Is Layla ugly? "Not really. But she's a bit fat."
Spanish: —¿Layla es fea? —En realidad no, pero es algo gordita.
English: What do you expect from a drug addict like Sami?
Spanish: ¿Qué esperas de un drogadicto como Sami?
English: Is your mother still in jail? "My mother is not in jail." "Oh, I'm glad she has got out."
Spanish: —¿Tu madre sigue en prisión? —Mi madre no está en prisión. —Oh, me alegro de que haya salido.
English: Sami found feces all over his bathroom.
Spanish: Sami encontró heces restregadas por todo el baño.
English: Sami stumbled upon a grizzly bear and her two cubs.
Spanish: Sami se encontró con una osa grizzly y sus dos cachorros.
English: Children like to watch cartoons.
Spanish: A los niños les gusta ver dibujos animados.
English: There is a monument in the center of the city.
Spanish: Hay un monumento en el centro de la ciudad.
English: This monument is more than one hundred years old.
Spanish: Este monumento tiene más de cien años.
English: Why don't you go to the movies?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no vas al cine?
English: Why don't you go to the movie theater?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no vas al cine?
English: He's the pride of the family.
Spanish: Él es el orgullo de la familia.
English: None of what you're saying deserves attention.
Spanish: Nada de lo que está diciendo merece atención.
English: None of what he's saying deserves attention.
Spanish: Nada de lo que está diciendo merece atención.
English: None of what she's saying deserves attention.
Spanish: Nada de lo que está diciendo merece atención.
English: My mother doesn't know how to cook modern food.
Spanish: Mi madre no sabe cocinar comida moderna.
English: Tom's first wife was named Marina.
Spanish: La primera esposa de Tom se llamaba Marina.
English: I like the picture on this jar.
Spanish: Me gusta la imagen en este frasco.
English: I like the picture on this jar.
Spanish: Me gusta la imagen en este tarro.
English: I thought that it might be complicated.
Spanish: Pensé que podría ser complicado.
English: I thought that I'd never see you again.
Spanish: Pensé que jamás te volvería a ver.
English: I thought that I'd never see you again.
Spanish: Pensé que no volveria a verte.
English: I don't think that this is how it's done.
Spanish: No creo que así sea como se hace.
English: I know that you weren't planning to come.
Spanish: Sé que no planeabas venir.
English: I hope you can get that done before 2:30.
Spanish: Espero que puedas hacer eso antes de las 2:30.
English: I'm sorry that you got dragged into this.
Spanish: Lamento que hayas resultado involucrado en esto.
English: I'm sorry that I can't go with you today.
Spanish: Lamento no poder ir contigo hoy.
English: I thought that that system was abolished last year.
Spanish: Pensé que ese sistema había sido abolido el año pasado.
English: I thought that you had to get up by 7:30.
Spanish: Pensé que tenías que levantarte a las 7:30hrs.
English: I thought that you jury-rigged something.
Spanish: Pensé que tú habías improvisado algo.
English: I thought that that was very interesting.
Spanish: Pensé que eso era muy interesante.
English: Why don't you go to your room, Tom?
Spanish: Tom, ¿por qué no te vas a tu habitación?
English: You've got to speak French.
Spanish: Tienes que hablar francés.
English: I know birds like that.
Spanish: Sé que a los pájaros les gusta.
English: Since when do you speak French?
Spanish: ¿Desde cuándo hablas francés?
English: Tarzan and Jill live in the jungle.
Spanish: Tarzán y Jill viven en la jungla.
English: Do you have internet at home?
Spanish: ¿Tienes internet en casa?
English: Tokyo is far away from here.
Spanish: Tokio está muy lejos de aquí.
English: Tatoeba isn't a dictionary.
Spanish: Tatoeba no es un diccionario.
English: We're going to the store together.
Spanish: Vamos a la tienda juntos.