jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Tom stuck out like a sore thumb.
Spanish: Tom estaba como sapo de otro pozo.
English: Tom stuck out like a sore thumb.
Spanish: Tom estaba como gallina en corral ajeno.
English: Tom stuck out like a sore thumb.
Spanish: Tom estaba como guitarra en entierro.
English: Tom stuck out like a sore thumb.
Spanish: Tom estaba como mosca en leche.
English: Tom stuck out like a sore thumb.
Spanish: Tom lucía fuera de lugar.
English: Tom stuck out like a sore thumb.
Spanish: Tom no pegaba ni con cola.
English: Tom stuck out like a sore thumb.
Spanish: Tom estaba como chancho en misa.
English: Tom stuck out like a sore thumb.
Spanish: Tom daba la nota alta.
English: Tom stuck out like a sore thumb.
Spanish: Tom cantaba como una almeja.
English: It was a very rewarding experience.
Spanish: Fue una experiencia muy gratificante.
English: The same thing applies to me.
Spanish: La misma cosa aplica para mi.
English: This song is very touching.
Spanish: Esta canción es muy conmovedora.
English: I'm contemplating this option.
Spanish: Estoy considerando esta opción.
English: The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center has issued a tsunami warning after an 8.3 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Chile.
Spanish: El Centro de Alerta de Tsunamis del Pacífico ha publicado una alerta de tsunami después de que un terremoto de magnitud 8,3 sacudiera la costa de Chile.
English: That's not what I meant either.
Spanish: Tampoco eso quise decir.
English: I will be glad to come.
Spanish: Estaré encantado de venir.
English: What has Tom done?
Spanish: ¿Qué ha hecho Tom?
English: She often changes her mind.
Spanish: Ella seguido cambia de opinión.
English: He often changes his mind.
Spanish: Él seguido cambia de opinión.
English: The small animal gave off a bad smell.
Spanish: El pequeño animal emanaba un mal olor.
English: Thank you for not betraying us.
Spanish: Gracias, por no traicionarnos.
English: A friend of mine is looking for someone who speaks French.
Spanish: Un amigo mío está buscando a alguien que sepa hablar francés.
English: You're still working part time at a bakery?
Spanish: ¿Todavía trabajas de tiempo parcial en una panadería?
English: Today's my grandmother's birthday.
Spanish: Hoy es el cumpleaños de mi abuela.
English: I wanted to watch you die.
Spanish: Yo quería ver morirte.
English: It was Tom who showed me how to do this.
Spanish: Fue Tom el que me mostró cómo hacer esto.
English: I just added some potatoes to the stew.
Spanish: Acabo de agregar unas papas al estofado.
English: Last night, there was a fire in the supermarket.
Spanish: Anoche hubo un incendio en el supermercado.
English: A fire broke out in the supermarket last night.
Spanish: Anoche se produjo un incendio en el supermercado.
English: Sorry for the dumb question.
Spanish: Perdone la pregunta estúpida.
English: Welcome back, Tom.
Spanish: Bienvenido de vuelta, Tom.
English: She's used to getting up early.
Spanish: Está acostumbrada a levantarse pronto.
English: I hope I'm not interrupting.
Spanish: Espero no estar interrumpiendo.
English: His carpet is completely white.
Spanish: Su alfombra es completamente blanca.
English: Their carpet is completely white.
Spanish: Su alfombra es completamente blanca.
English: Your carpet is completely white.
Spanish: Su alfombra es completamente blanca.
English: We don't know who's responsible.
Spanish: No sabemos quién es el responsable.
English: For example, chameleons can change the color of their skin and blend with the trees and leaves around them.
Spanish: Por ejemplo, los camaleones pueden cambiarse de color a piel y fundirse en los árboles y las hojas entorno.
English: I've taught my parrot to speak Welsh.
Spanish: He enseñado a mi papagayo a hablar galés.
English: Arteries, veins, and capillaries are the three main types of blood vessel.
Spanish: Las arterias, venas y vasos capilares son las tres clases principales de vaso sanguíneo.
English: Can you tell me when to switch the machine off?
Spanish: ¿Puedes decirme cuándo apagar la máquina?
English: The surgeon took out his patient's appendix.
Spanish: El cirujano le quitó el apéndice a su paciente.
English: So far I've written five songs.
Spanish: He escrito cinco canciones hasta la actualidad.
English: Did you go to the market yesterday?
Spanish: ¿Fuiste al mercado ayer?
English: Spätzle are a type of German pasta.
Spanish: El spätzle es una clase de pasta alemana.
English: Instead of taking notes, I spent the whole class doodling.
Spanish: En lugar de apuntar, pasé la clase entera garabateando.
English: When my dad left the room, my little sister gave me the finger!
Spanish: Cuando mi padre se marchó de la habitación, ¡mi hermana me hizo un gesto grosero levantando el dedo medio!
English: Your successor has already been chosen.
Spanish: Tu sucesor ya ha sido escogido.
English: Mariah's father was an African-Venezuelan.
Spanish: El padre de Mariah era afrovenezolano.
English: The priest went into the confessional blindfolded. He didn't want to see the sinner; he wanted to guide him for his repentance.
Spanish: El Padre entró al confesionario con los ojos vendados. No le interesa conocer al pecador, sino guiarlo para su arrepentimiento.
English: I failed the test because I didn't study.
Spanish: Reprobé el examen por no estudiar.
English: The turkey gobbles.
Spanish: El guajolote gluglutea.
English: I accept your conditions.
Spanish: Estoy de acuerdo con tus condiciones.
English: Welsh is a very difficult language for me.
Spanish: El galés me resulta un idioma muy difícil.
English: I should finish unpacking.
Spanish: Yo debería terminar de desempacar.
English: That's what I'm afraid of.
Spanish: De eso lo que tengo miedo.
English: I cannot help liking him in spite of his many faults.
Spanish: No evito quererlo a pesar de sus muchos defectos.
English: Let's take a trip to Australia.
Spanish: Hagamos un viaje a Australia.
English: Mary hid the money in her bra.
Spanish: Mary escondió el dinero en el sujetador.
English: How do I use this?
Spanish: ¿Cómo uso esto?
English: Wake me if you need me.
Spanish: Despiértame si me necesitas.
English: Tom took his daughter Mary to school.
Spanish: Tom llevó a su hija Mary al colegio.
English: Tomorrow we expect variable weather with a likely chance of precipitation.
Spanish: Mañana esperamos tiempo inestable con probables precipitaciones.
English: Unfortunately, I don't share your opinion.
Spanish: Lamentablemente, no comparto tu opinión.
English: Unfortunately, I don't share your views.
Spanish: Lamentablemente, no comparto tu opinión.
English: When I went on vacation to Spain, I went to a museum to see an exhibition of old farming equipment.
Spanish: Cuando estuve de vacaciones en España, fui a un museo para ver una exposición de aperos de labranza antiguos.
English: Tom is a smart aleck with Mary.
Spanish: Tom se hace el piola con Mary.
English: I'm gonna beat the shit out of you.
Spanish: Te voy a cagar a trompadas.
English: I'll get you at the school exit.
Spanish: Te agarro a la salida de la escuela.
English: You're not a loser.
Spanish: Tú no eres perdedor.
English: Tom makes a shit-ton of dough.
Spanish: Tom gana un chingo de varo.
English: Thank you for agreeing to this interview.
Spanish: Gracias por aceptar esta entrevista.
English: It's better to be alone than with some dumbass by your side.
Spanish: Más vale sola que con un pendejo al lado.
English: Try not to use too many filler words.
Spanish: Trata de no usar muchas muletillas.
English: Could you take some photos of your city for me?
Spanish: ¿Puedes sacar unas fotos de tu ciudad para mí?
English: I forgot Tom knew how to play the accordion.
Spanish: Me he olvidado de que Tom sabía tocar el acordeón.
English: That's not a grasshopper. It's a locust!
Spanish: Eso no es un saltamontes. ¡Es un chapulín!
English: Do you want me to beg?
Spanish: ¿Quieres que te ruegue?
English: What're you going to tell him?
Spanish: ¿Qué le van a decir?
English: What are you going to tell him?
Spanish: ¿Qué le van a decir?
English: What're you going to tell him?
Spanish: ¿Qué le vas a decir?
English: What are you going to tell him?
Spanish: ¿Qué le vas a decir?
English: What're you going to tell her?
Spanish: ¿Qué le vas a decir?
English: What are you going to tell her?
Spanish: ¿Qué le vas a decir?
English: She must be a swindler.
Spanish: Ha de ser alguna trácala.
English: You've never slept with a woman?
Spanish: ¿Nunca te has acostado con ninguna mujer?
English: I'm gonna fuck Tom up.
Spanish: Voy a romperle la madre a Tom.
English: Four babies are born every second around the world.
Spanish: Cada segundo nacen cuatro bebés alrededor del mundo.
English: Tom was able to buy what he needed at a convenience store.
Spanish: Tom logró comprar lo que necesitaba en una tienda de conveniencia.
English: She gave me a large room while I stayed at her house.
Spanish: Ella me dispuso de un gran dormitorio mientras me quedaba en su casa.
English: It is fun playing football after school.
Spanish: Es entretenido jugar al fútbol después de clases.
English: Dan spent his last day at work listening to techno music.
Spanish: Dan pasó su último día de trabajo escuchando música techno.
English: I felt that he could teach me to read.
Spanish: Sentí que él me podría enseñar a leer.
English: My telephone number is 9876-5432.
Spanish: Mi número de teléfono es 9876-5432.
English: I think Tom knows why.
Spanish: Creo que Tom sabe por qué.
English: I think Tom knows why.
Spanish: Creo que Tom sabe el por qué.
English: That was the beginning of everything.
Spanish: Ése fue el comienzo de todo.
English: That's what my mom said.
Spanish: Eso es lo que mi mamá dijo.
English: My brother is in love with you.
Spanish: Mi hermano está enamorado de ti.
English: She ran to her room, crying.
Spanish: Ella corrió a su cuarto llorando.
English: Discipline is the most important part of success.
Spanish: La disciplina es la parte más importante del éxito.
English: Dad came home a few minutes ago.
Spanish: Papá llegó a casa hace unos minutos.
English: He's the cause of all this.
Spanish: Él es la causa de todo esto.
English: I'm always living in the world of dreams.
Spanish: Siempre estoy viviendo en el mundo de los sueños.
English: Where do Mary and Tom live?
Spanish: ¿Dónde viven Tom y María?
English: Who told you about this?
Spanish: ¿Quién te habló de esto?
English: Modern man looks on money as a means to getting more money.
Spanish: El hombre moderno ve al dinero como un medio para conseguir más dinero.
English: What time will Tom be arriving?
Spanish: ¿A qué hora va a llegar Tom?
English: Tom fell down from the horse's back.
Spanish: Tom se cayó del lomo del caballo.
English: I want to ask you about Tom.
Spanish: Quiero hacerte unas preguntas con respecto a Tom.
English: Do you know how to dance the rhumba?
Spanish: ¿Sabes bailar rumba?
English: We have three trees in our backyard.
Spanish: Tenemos tres árboles en nuestro patio trasero.
English: There's a garden in front of our house.
Spanish: Hay un jardín en frente de nuestra casa.
English: I haven't seen you in weeks.
Spanish: No te he visto en semanas.
English: My family are all early risers.
Spanish: Todos en mi familia se levantan temprano.
English: Tom was 13 at the time.
Spanish: Tom tenía 13 en ese momento.
English: They have plenty of time.
Spanish: Ellos tienen un montón de tiempo.
English: That was a lousy trick.
Spanish: Eso fue un pésimo truco.
English: You know what I hate? I hate spiders.
Spanish: ¿Sabes qué odio? Odio las arañas.
English: Do you like Indian food?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta la comida india?
English: I want to buy a pineapple.
Spanish: Quiero comprar un ananá.
English: This is an another pair of shoes.
Spanish: Este es otro par de zapatos.
English: We like to play in the mud.
Spanish: Nos gusta jugar en el barro.
English: Mary is not my girlfriend. She's just a friend.
Spanish: Mary no es mi novia. Es sólo una amiga.
English: There's plenty of food in the pantry.
Spanish: Hay mucha comida en la despensa.
English: I found this in the back of the pantry.
Spanish: Encontré esto detrás de la despensa.
English: She is like a beautiful dream.
Spanish: Ella es como un hermoso sueño.
English: When I woke up, all other passengers had gotten off.
Spanish: Cuando desperté, el resto de los pasajeros habían bajado.
English: Mormons hate coffee and tea.
Spanish: Los mormones odian el café y el té.
English: Tom wants us to hang the TV on the wall.
Spanish: Tom quiere que colguemos el televisor en la pared.
English: This song reminds me of someone.
Spanish: Esta canción me recuerda a alguien.
English: I would like to buy this watch, but unfortunately it's just too expensive.
Spanish: Me gustaría comprar este reloj, pero desafortunadamente es demasiado caro.
English: You're not paying attention!
Spanish: ¡No estás prestando atención!
English: It's hard to steal from a thief.
Spanish: Es difícil de robar a un ladrón.
English: We're anticipating more charges.
Spanish: Estamos anticipando más cargos.
English: We should offer them assistance.
Spanish: Deberíamos ofrecerles ayuda.
English: Tom thinks Mary can speak French.
Spanish: Tom piensa que Mary puede hablar francés.
English: You're both acting like children.
Spanish: Ambos están actuando como niños.
English: I'd like to see Tom again someday.
Spanish: Me gustaría ver a Tom de nuevo algún día.
English: I'm sorry, but I don't want to have any part in this.
Spanish: Lo siento, pero no quiero formar parte de eso.
English: Kyoto is an anagram of "Tokyo."
Spanish: Kioto es un anagrama de "Tokio".
English: I'll stay in the house today.
Spanish: Hoy me quedo en la casa.
English: I have good reason to ban him from using the computer.
Spanish: Tengo buenas razones para prohibirle usar el ordenador.
English: I'm prepared for the worst.
Spanish: Estoy preparada para lo peor.
English: Tom went to Paris to study French.
Spanish: Tom fue a París para estudiar francés.
English: All of my friends go to public schools.
Spanish: Todos mis amigos van a las escuelas públicas.
English: After his father died, he had to study by himself.
Spanish: Después de que su padre murió, tuvo que estudiar por sí mismo.
English: Let me sing a song for you.
Spanish: Déjame cantarte una canción.
English: The driver of the bus was injured.
Spanish: El conductor del autobús resultó herido.
English: Tom and Mary have three sons and a daughter.
Spanish: Tom y Mary tienen tres hijos y una hija.
English: Most people around here have no electricity.
Spanish: La mayoría de la gente de por aquí no tiene electricidad.
English: Tom and Mary have three cats and two dogs.
Spanish: Tom y Mary tienen tres gatos y dos perros.
English: Tom and Mary have three grandchildren.
Spanish: Tom y Mary tienen tres nietos.
English: He is not as handsome as Tom.
Spanish: Él no es tan guapo como Tom.
English: She stood very close to him.
Spanish: Ella se quedó muy cerca de él.
English: Here comes a speeding car, let's cross!
Spanish: Aquí viene un coche a toda velocidad ¡Vamos a cruzar!
English: Kim is two years older than him.
Spanish: Kim es dos años mayor que él.
English: Why are you so busy?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estás tan ocupado?
English: Tom looks cool no matter what he wears.
Spanish: Tom se ve chingón, no importa lo que lleve puesto.
English: Are you a friend of Tom's?
Spanish: ¿Eres amigo de Tom?
English: He's playing a cha cha cha rhythm on the drum kit.
Spanish: Él está tocando un ritmo de cha cha cha a la batería.
English: The guy on whom I have a crush doesn't know I like him.
Spanish: El tío del que estoy enamorado no sabe que le quiero.
English: Geppetto did not have a penny in his pocket, so he made his son a little suit of flowered paper, a pair of shoes from the bark of a tree, and a tiny cap from a bit of dough.
Spanish: Geppetto no tenía ni un centavo en el bolsillo, por lo que hizo a su hijo un pequeño traje de papel floreado, un par de zapatos de la corteza de un árbol y un gorrito con un poco de masa.
English: What is the Kingdom of God like? To what shall I compare it? It is like a grain of mustard seed, which a man took, and put in his own garden. It grew, and became a large tree, and the birds of the sky lodged in its branches.
Spanish: ¿A qué es semejante el reino de Dios, y con qué lo compararé? Es semejante al grano de mostaza, que un hombre tomó y sembró en su huerto; y creció, y se hizo árbol grande, y las aves del cielo anidaron en sus ramas.
English: Tom wanted to cut down that tree in his front yard, but Mary doesn't want it cut down.
Spanish: Tom quería cortar ese árbol en su patio delantero, pero María no quiere que lo corten.
English: He can't tell a cherry tree from a plum tree, but he can name them in twelve languages.
Spanish: Él no sabe distinguir un cerezo de un ciruelo, pero puede llamarlos por su nombre en doce idiomas.
English: In order to make us and everyone else remember this day, I ask everyone to plant a tree with us.
Spanish: Para que nosotros y todos los demás recordemos este día, les pido a todos que planten un árbol con nosotros.
English: Joe Biden is the vice-president of the United States.
Spanish: Joe Biden es el vicepresidente de los Estados Unidos.
English: Kids like ice cream.
Spanish: A los niños les gusta el helado.
English: Mary is sucking on a candy.
Spanish: Mary está chupando un dulce.
English: Today is my little brother's twenty-second birthday.
Spanish: Hoy es el vigésimo segundo cumpleaños de mi hermano menor.
English: The girl is pulling her mom's hair.
Spanish: La niña le está jalando el pelo a su mamá.
English: No matter when you meet him, he is always chewing gum.
Spanish: No importa cuando te lo encuentres, siempre está masticando chicle.
English: Sometimes I feel afraid of myself.
Spanish: A veces siento miedo de mí mismo.
English: I know more than 100 words.
Spanish: Sé más de 100 palabras.
English: I think I'll sleep well tonight.
Spanish: Creo que voy a dormir bien esta noche.
English: We made some stupid mistakes.
Spanish: Cometimos algunos estúpidos errores.
English: I feel stupid sometimes.
Spanish: Me siento estúpido a veces.
English: Tom says some stupid things sometimes.
Spanish: Tom dice algunas cosas estúpidas a veces.
English: We bought the apartment a few years ago.
Spanish: Compramos el apartamento hace unos años.
English: Is eating people wrong?
Spanish: ¿Está mal comer gente?
English: Tom is eating spaghetti.
Spanish: Tom está comiendo espagueti.
English: Eat your soup, John!
Spanish: ¡Come tu sopa, John!
English: Is Tom finished eating?
Spanish: ¿Ya terminó Tom de comer?
English: What're you eating?
Spanish: ¿Qué estás comiendo?
English: What do tigers eat?
Spanish: ¿Qué comen los tigres?
English: Every time I see Tom, he's chewing gum.
Spanish: Cada vez que veo a Tom está masticando chicle.
English: No matter when you meet him, he is always chewing gum.
Spanish: Lo encontrarás masticando chicle allá donde vaya.
English: The girl is pulling her mom's hair.
Spanish: La chica está tirando del pelo de su madre.
English: Today is my little brother's twenty-second birthday.
Spanish: Hoy es el vigésimo segundo cumpleaños de mi hermano pequeño.
English: Mary is sucking on a candy.
Spanish: Mary está chupando un caramelo.
English: Ikea instructions are not always perfect.
Spanish: Las instrucciones de Ikea no siempre son perfectas.
English: I'll never see Tom ever again.
Spanish: Nunca volveré a ver a Tom.
English: We could pretend like this never happened.
Spanish: Podríamos fingir como si no hubiera pasado nada.
English: Watch out. There are rattlesnakes and scorpions.
Spanish: Cuidado. Hay serpientes de cascabel y escorpiones.
English: Who writes the fortunes that are inside fortune cookies?
Spanish: ¿Quién escribe las predicciones de las galletas de la suerte?
English: We've got a very long journey ahead of us.
Spanish: Tenemos un largo camino por delante.
English: We've got a very busy day ahead of us.
Spanish: Hoy vamos a tener un día bastante ajetreado.
English: It's as American as apple pie.
Spanish: Es más americano que la tarta de manzana.
English: Many Japanese-Americans were sent off to concentration camps during World War II.
Spanish: Muchos japo-americanos fueron enviados a campos de concentración durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
English: He held me while I cried.
Spanish: Él me sostuvo mientras yo lloraba.
English: We've got a very stressful day ahead of us.
Spanish: Tenemos un día estresante por delante.
English: I never win any arguments.
Spanish: Nunca gano ninguna discusión.
English: It's true that you're wrong.
Spanish: Es verdad que te equivocas.
English: She didn't like being poor.
Spanish: A ella no le gustaba ser pobre.
English: Where is the bread?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está el pan?
English: The couple has a business of selling greeting cards.
Spanish: La pareja tiene un negocio de venta de tarjetas de felicitación.
English: Yes, she was a shy girl.
Spanish: Sí, era una niña tímida.
English: Where does the stress fall in the word?
Spanish: ¿Dónde se acentúa esta palabra?
English: Her brother has been missing for a while now.
Spanish: Su hermano lleva desaparecido bastante tiempo.
English: It is better to die honorably than to live in disgrace.
Spanish: Una muerte honorable es preferible a una vida de desgracia.
English: I waited for an hour and a half.
Spanish: Esperé durante una hora y media.
English: People care more about animals that are big and have a name.
Spanish: La gente se preocupa más por animales grandes y con nombre.
English: If you had told me that before we started, we wouldn't be in this mess right now.
Spanish: Si me lo hubieras dicho antes de empezar ahora no estaríamos en este lío.
English: The woman trying to speak to this boy is a teacher.
Spanish: La mujer intentando hablar a este niño es profesora.
English: The Beurs March broke out after several episodes of racism and violence.
Spanish: La Marcha Beurs surgió a raíz de varios episodios de racismo y violencia.
English: The number of words I know is amazing.
Spanish: Conozco una cantidad increíble de palabras.
English: I know more than 100 words.
Spanish: Conozco más de cien palabras.
English: All this is, of course, highly suspicious.
Spanish: Todo esto es, naturalmente, muy sospechoso.
English: You shouldn't demean people who aren't as smart as you are. Remember: no matter how smart you may be, there will always be someone even smarter.
Spanish: No deberías denigrar a nadie por su inteligencia. Recuerda que no importa lo listo que seas, siempre habrá alguien más listo que tú.
English: If he had told me, I wouldn't have done it.
Spanish: Si él me lo hubiera dicho no lo habría hecho.
English: If you can come tomorrow, please do.
Spanish: Si puedes venir mañana, hazlo.
English: I love you and I always will.
Spanish: Te quiero y siempre te querré.
English: I have the feeling that I'll sleep well tonight.
Spanish: Tengo la impresión de que hoy voy a dormir bien.
English: I think I'll sleep well tonight.
Spanish: Creo que hoy voy a dormir bien.
English: Tom looks cool no matter what he wears.
Spanish: Tom luce bien sin importar lo que lleve puesto.
English: No matter what Tom wears, he looks cool.
Spanish: No importa lo que lleve Tom, siempre luce bien.
English: This piano has probably not been tuned for years.
Spanish: Parece que este piano no se haya afinado en años.
English: The medicine used proved very effective.
Spanish: Esta medicina solía ser muy efectiva.
English: My parents still haven't met my girlfriend.
Spanish: Mis padres todavía no conocen a mi novia.
English: My boyfriend still hasn't met my parents.
Spanish: Mi novio todavía no conoce a mis padres.
English: Excessive fear makes always to act clumsily.
Spanish: El temor sin mesura siempre causa torpeza.
English: I love the sound of it.
Spanish: Me encanta lo bien que suena.
English: I don't know what it sounds like.
Spanish: No tengo ni idea de cómo suena.
English: That's a pretty sad-looking capital city.
Spanish: ¡Qué capital más tristona!
English: It's not as bad as I thought it would be.
Spanish: No está tan mal como yo pensaba.
English: I often get things wrong.
Spanish: A menudo no hago las cosas bien.
English: It was time he did it!
Spanish: ¡Ya era hora de que lo consiguiera!
English: Bumblebees are furry.
Spanish: Los abejorros son peludos.
English: A swarm of wasps attacked the children.
Spanish: Un enjambre de avispas atacó a los niños.