jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Castling is a special move in chess whereby the king moves two squares to the left or right, and in the same move, the rook on that side is placed on the first square crossed by the king. There are several conditions for castling to take place.
Spanish: El enroque es un movimiento especial en el ajedrez, por el cual el rey se mueve dos casillas, a la derecha o a la izquierda, y, en el mismo movimiento, la torre de ese flanco se coloca en la primera casilla atravesada por el rey. Hay varias condiciones para que ocurra el enroque.
English: What a jerk!
Spanish: ¡Menudo imbécil!
English: Bruno learnt how to sew.
Spanish: Bruno aprendió a coser.
English: He has a strange sense of humour.
Spanish: Tiene un sentido del humor extraño.
English: Is that a stork or a heron?
Spanish: ¿Eso es una cigüeña o una garza?
English: Bruno had the beach to himself.
Spanish: Bruno tenía la playa para él solo.
English: I can't remember all my passwords, so I write them all down in a notebook that I keep hidden where I don't think anybody can find it.
Spanish: Soy incapaz de recordar todas mis contraseñas, así que las apunto todas en una libreta que tengo escondida donde creo que nadie pueda encontrarla.
English: His reason for not going is still unclear.
Spanish: La razón por la que no ha ido aún no está clara.
English: They were needed in South America.
Spanish: Se les necesitaba en Sudamérica.
English: I prefer to write in French.
Spanish: Yo prefiero escribir en francés.
English: Can you move your ears?
Spanish: ¿Sabes mover las orejas?
English: Can you move your ears?
Spanish: ¿Puedes mover las orejas?
English: Can you move your ears?
Spanish: ¿Sabéis mover las orejas?
English: Can you move your ears?
Spanish: ¿Podéis mover las orejas?
English: Can you move your ears?
Spanish: ¿Saben ustedes mover las orejas?
English: Can you move your ears?
Spanish: ¿Sabe usted mover las orejas?
English: Would you like to play tennis on Sundays?
Spanish: ¿Te gustaría jugar al tenis los domingos?
English: Would you like to play tennis on Sundays?
Spanish: ¿Os gustaría jugar al tenis los domingos?
English: Would you like to play tennis on Sundays?
Spanish: ¿Le gustaría jugar al tenis los domingos?
English: Would you like to play tennis on Sundays?
Spanish: ¿Les gustaría jugar al tenis los domingos?
English: I was laughed at at school today.
Spanish: Hoy se rieron de mí en el colegio.
English: I was laughed at at school today.
Spanish: Hoy se rieron de mí en la escuela.
English: I was laughed at at school today.
Spanish: Hoy se rieron de mí en el cole.
English: Oh, no! We're running out of petrol.
Spanish: ¡Oh, no! Nos estamos quedando sin gasolina.
English: How many sisters does he have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas hermanas tiene él?
English: How many sisters does he have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas hermanas tiene?
English: How many sisters does she have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas hermanas tiene ella?
English: How many sisters does she have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas hermanas tiene?
English: How many sisters do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas hermanas tienen ustedes?
English: How many sisters do you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas hermanas tenéis?
English: I hope this isn't true.
Spanish: Espero que no sea verdad.
English: I hope this isn't true.
Spanish: Espero que no sea cierto.
English: I hope it's not true.
Spanish: Espero que no sea verdad.
English: I hope this is not true.
Spanish: Espero que no sea verdad.
English: I'm sure the meeting will be over soon.
Spanish: Estoy segura que la reunión terminará pronto.
English: I'm sure the meeting will be over soon.
Spanish: Estoy seguro que la reunión terminará pronto.
English: I'm sure that the meeting will be over soon.
Spanish: Estoy segura que la reunión terminará pronto.
English: I'm sure that the meeting will be over soon.
Spanish: Estoy seguro que la reunión terminará pronto.
English: He begged me to go with him.
Spanish: Me pidió que fuera con él.
English: He begged me to go with him.
Spanish: Me pidió que lo acompañara.
English: Greetings, privateer.
Spanish: Saludos, corsario.
English: The child found a message in a bottle while playing on the beach.
Spanish: El niño encontró un mensaje en una botella mientras jugaba en la playa.
English: Going to work is like going to a party.
Spanish: Ir al trabajo es como ir a una fiesta.
English: Going to work is like going to a party.
Spanish: Ir a trabajar es como ir a una fiesta.
English: It's been very cold, so the lake is frozen.
Spanish: Ha hecho mucho frío, así que el lago se ha helado.
English: Are they mine or yours?
Spanish: ¿Son míos o suyos?
English: Are they mine or yours?
Spanish: ¿Son mías o suyas?
English: He is old enough to understand it.
Spanish: Es suficientemente mayor para entenderlo.
English: So many people had died that the gravestone supplier was forced to hire a new carver.
Spanish: Había muerto tanta gente que el suministrador de lápidas se vio forzado a contratar a otro tallador.
English: He put on his gas mask.
Spanish: Se puso la máscara de gas.
English: He put on his gas mask.
Spanish: Él se puso la máscara de gas.
English: He put on his gas mask.
Spanish: Se colocó la máscara de gas.
English: He put on his gas mask.
Spanish: Él se colocó la máscara de gas.
English: I can't listen to stupid people.
Spanish: No puedo escuchar a la gente estúpida.
English: I don't believe in God anymore.
Spanish: No creo más en Dios.
English: That farm has been abandoned for years.
Spanish: Esa granja lleva años abandonada.
English: I didn't know that Tom was a doctor.
Spanish: No sabía que Tom era médico.
English: A broken mirror brings bad luck.
Spanish: Un espejo roto da mala suerte.
English: My memory isn't what it used to be.
Spanish: Mi memoria no es lo que era.
English: He is well known in our country.
Spanish: Es muy conocido en nuestro país.
English: I was freezing to death.
Spanish: Me estaba muriendo de frío.
English: And every one that heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them not, shall be likened unto a foolish man which built his house upon the sand.
Spanish: Y todo aquel que escuchare estas mis palabras y no las siguiere habrá de ser comparado con un insensato que construyera su casa sobre la arena.
English: It was around five in the afternoon.
Spanish: Eran las cinco de la tarde más o menos.
English: I couldn't kick it off my mind.
Spanish: No podía quitármelo de la mente.
English: You're going to bed early, right?
Spanish: Te vas a acostar pronto, ¿verdad?
English: You're going to bed early, right?
Spanish: Vas a irte a la cama pronto, ¿no?
English: The United States pushed China and Russia into an alliance.
Spanish: Estados Unidos empujó a China y Rusia a forjar una alianza.
English: The United States pushed China and Russia into an alliance.
Spanish: Los Estados Unidos empujaron a China y Rusia a forjar una alianza.
English: Did you try restarting the computer?
Spanish: ¿Probaste a reiniciar el ordenador?
English: Second win for Ding Liren (White) at the 2023 FIDE World Chess Championship, tying the match at 3 X 3. So far, 3 wins for White, 1 win for Black, and only 2 draws.
Spanish: Segunda victoria de Ding Liren (blancas) en el Campeonato Mundial de Ajedrez FIDE 2023, empatando el encuentro en 3 X 3. Hasta ahora, 3 victorias para las blancas, 1 victoria para las negras y solo 2 empates.
English: Why is he angry at me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué está enfadado conmigo?
English: Why is she angry today?
Spanish: ¿Por qué está enfadada hoy?
English: Thoreau coveted the plant's strong purple stalk for a cane, and the robins eat its dark crimson-juiced berries.
Spanish: Thoreau codiciaba el robusto tallo morado de esta planta como bastón mientras que los zorzales se comen sus oscuras bayas de jugo carmesí.
English: The US fears that the German economy will eventually be better than theirs, so they blew up the gas pipelines to stop Germany succeeding.
Spanish: Los Estados Unidos temen que la economía alemana acabe siendo mejor que la suya, de modo que volaron los gasoductos para impedir que Alemania tenga éxito.
English: Why do you hang out with those losers?
Spanish: ¿Por qué andas con esos pringados?
English: Why do you hang out with those losers?
Spanish: ¿Por qué vas con esos pringados?
English: Why do you hang out with those losers?
Spanish: ¿Por qué sales con esos pringados?
English: Why do you hang out with those losers?
Spanish: ¿Por qué vas con esas pringadas?
English: Why do you hang out with those losers?
Spanish: ¿Por qué andas con esas pringadas?
English: Why do you hang out with those losers?
Spanish: ¿Por qué sales con esas pringadas?
English: They idealized Mina.
Spanish: Ellas idealizaban a Mina.
English: They idealized Mina.
Spanish: Ellos idealizaban a Mina.
English: They idealized Mina.
Spanish: Idealizaban a Mina.
English: They idealized Mina.
Spanish: Ellas idealizaron a Mina.
English: They idealized Mina.
Spanish: Ellos idealizaron a Mina.
English: They idealized Mina.
Spanish: Idealizaron a Mina.
English: All men are the same.
Spanish: Todos los hombres son iguales.
English: Mary flew off on her broomstick.
Spanish: Mary despegó en su escoba.
English: Do you want a pear or an apple?
Spanish: ¿Quieres una pera o una manzana?
English: Do you want a pear or an apple?
Spanish: ¿Quiere usted una pera o una manzana?
English: Rima and Skura drowned.
Spanish: Rima y Skura se ahogaron.
English: The whales are big and the insects are small.
Spanish: Las ballenas son grandes y los insectos son pequeños.
English: I don't want to quit smoking or drinking because it makes me feel better.
Spanish: No quiero dejar de fumar ni de beber porque me hace sentir mejor.
English: I'll give up drinking once and for all.
Spanish: Voy a dejar de beber de una vez por todas.
English: The jurors deliberated for three days.
Spanish: Los miembros del jurado deliberaron durante tres días.
English: The jurors deliberated for three days.
Spanish: El jurado deliberó durante tres días.
English: The carrot is good for soup.
Spanish: La zanahoria es buena para la sopa.
English: Many people spend winter in Nice.
Spanish: Mucha gente pasa el invierno en Niza.
English: She has a charming voice.
Spanish: Tiene una voz encantadora.
English: She has a charming voice.
Spanish: Ella tiene una voz encantadora.
English: He has a charming voice.
Spanish: Él tiene una voz encantadora.
English: He has a charming voice.
Spanish: Tiene una voz encantadora.
English: Travellers hurried by.
Spanish: Los viajeros se apresuraron.
English: He started working from the age of sixteen.
Spanish: Empezó a trabajar a los dieciséis años.
English: The alarm clock went off an hour early.
Spanish: El despertador saltó una hora antes.
English: There's a hole in the ceiling.
Spanish: Hay un agujero en el techo.
English: I suppose it can't be helped.
Spanish: Supongo que no puede evitarse.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberías haber comprado uno.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberías haber comprado una.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberíais haber comprado uno.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberíais haber comprado una.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberían haber comprado uno.
English: You should've bought one.
Spanish: Deberían haber comprado una.
English: Ziri fell asleep rather quickly.
Spanish: Ziri se quedó dormido bastante rápido.
English: Ziri's story is getting juicy.
Spanish: La historia de Ziri se está volviendo enjundiosa.
English: I wouldn't feel comfortable doing that.
Spanish: Yo no estaría cómodo haciendo eso.
English: I don't know all of my students' names.
Spanish: No sé el nombre de todos mis estudiantes.
English: I don't know all of my students' names.
Spanish: Desconozco el nombre de todos mis estudiantes.
English: Do you have an upset stomach?
Spanish: ¿Tienes el estómago revuelto?
English: I've been learning German for two months.
Spanish: Llevo dos meses aprendiendo alemán.
English: The bird spread its wings.
Spanish: El pájaro desplegó sus alas.
English: It never stops raining here.
Spanish: Aquí nunca cesa de llover.
English: You can't change what happened to you.
Spanish: No puedes cambiar lo que te pasó.
English: Are you able to understand Tom?
Spanish: ¿Puedes entender a Tom?
English: Are you able to understand Tom?
Spanish: ¿Pueden entender a Tom?
English: All that lives must die.
Spanish: Todo lo que vive ha de morir.
English: That boy's hair is black.
Spanish: El pelo de ese chico es moreno.
English: That boy's hair is brown.
Spanish: El pelo de ese chico es moreno.
English: Your guys' reputation precedes you.
Spanish: Vuestra fama os precede.
English: When adopting a phrase, I sometimes modify it slightly without changing its meaning.
Spanish: Cuando adopto una frase, a veces la modifico ligeramente sin cambiar su significado.
English: The living are more important than the dead.
Spanish: Los vivos son más importantes que los muertos.
English: Trans people should arm themselves.
Spanish: Las personas trans se deberían armar.
English: Mary sleeps at Emma's home.
Spanish: Mary duerme en casa de Emma.
English: Can art change the world?
Spanish: ¿Puede el arte cambiar el mundo?
English: Modern art isn't interested in me.
Spanish: Al arte moderno no le intereso.
English: Modern art isn't interested in me.
Spanish: No le intereso al arte moderno.
English: Tom is coming, isn't he?
Spanish: Viene Tom, ¿verdad?
English: Tom is coming, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom viene, ¿no?
English: Are you trying to say you're forty?
Spanish: ¿Estás intentando decir que tienes cuarenta años?
English: Are you trying to say you're forty?
Spanish: ¿Estás intentando decir que sois cuarenta?
English: Do you speak Catalan?
Spanish: ¿Habláis catalán?
English: Do you speak Catalan?
Spanish: ¿Hablan ustedes catalán?
English: Paul got on the wrong bus.
Spanish: Paul tomó el autobús equivocado.
English: Paul got on the wrong bus.
Spanish: Paul se subió al autobús equivocado.
English: The boy is his father in miniature.
Spanish: El chico es una miniatura de su padre.
English: The boy is his father in miniature.
Spanish: El chico es su padre en miniatura.
English: I'm Paul, your room mate.
Spanish: Soy Paulo, tu compañero de habitación.
English: He's a seasoned investigator.
Spanish: Es un investigador avezado.
English: Flavio unplugged the radio.
Spanish: Flavio desenchufó la radio.
English: Tapirs resemble anteaters.
Spanish: Los tapires parecen osos hormigueros.
English: Who wrote this obituary?
Spanish: ¿Quién escribió este obituario?
English: Tom wrote a book about elephants.
Spanish: Tom escribió un libro sobre elefantes.
English: Albino giraffes are very rare.
Spanish: Las jirafas albinas son muy raras.
English: The phone was ringing, but nobody answered it.
Spanish: El teléfono estaba sonando, pero no había nadie que contestara.
English: You finished the paperwork already?
Spanish: ¿Solucionaste ya el papeleo?
English: Ziri and Rima are joking.
Spanish: Ziri y Rima están de broma.
English: I have read all of your books.
Spanish: Leí todos tus libros.
English: Apparently there's not enough space.
Spanish: Obviamente falta espacio.
English: Pelicans are strange birds.
Spanish: Los pelícanos son pájaros extraños.
English: The girl I spoke to you about lives in Tokyo.
Spanish: La chica de la que te hablé vive en Tokio.
English: Ariadna likes apples.
Spanish: A Ariadna le gustan las manzanas
English: It took me almost three hours to do that.
Spanish: Me llevó casi tres horas hacerlo.
English: We should follow the teacher's advice.
Spanish: Deberíamos seguir el consejo del profesor.
English: We should follow the teacher's advice.
Spanish: Deberíamos seguir el consejo de la profesora.
English: We should follow the teacher's advice.
Spanish: Deberíamos seguir el consejo de la profe.
English: We should follow the teacher's advice.
Spanish: Deberíamos seguir el consejo del profe.
English: I don't mind telling you.
Spanish: No me importa decírtelo.
English: I almost hope that that doesn't happen.
Spanish: Casi espero que eso no ocurra.
English: Here's your umbrella. Where's mine?
Spanish: Aquí está tu paraguas. ¿Dónde está el mío?
English: Here's your umbrella. Where's mine?
Spanish: Aquí está su paraguas. ¿Dónde está el mío?
English: Here's your umbrella. Where's mine?
Spanish: Aquí está vuestro paraguas. ¿Dónde está el mío?
English: I don't like Tom's new hat.
Spanish: No me gusta el nuevo sombrero de Tom.
English: A strawberry is not tastier than a banana.
Spanish: Una fresa no es más sabrosa que un plátano.
English: Women are as smart as men.
Spanish: Las mujeres son tan inteligentes como los hombres.
English: If you find my wallet, please call me.
Spanish: Si encuentras mi cartera, llámame, por favor.
English: If you find my wallet, please call me.
Spanish: Si encontráis mi cartera, llamadme, por favor.
English: If you find my wallet, please call me.
Spanish: Si encuentra mi cartera, llámeme, por favor.
English: If you find my wallet, please call me.
Spanish: Si encuentran mi cartera, llámenme, por favor.
English: There used to be a store right here.
Spanish: Justo aquí había una tienda.
English: There used to be a store right here.
Spanish: Había una tienda justamente aquí.
English: Kampala is the capital of Uganda.
Spanish: Kampala es la capital de Uganda.
English: Uganda faces many economic challenges.
Spanish: Uganda enfrenta muchos desafíos económicos.
English: It was a cold evening even though it was summertime.
Spanish: Era una noche fría aunque era verano.
English: The station was empty because it was Sunday.
Spanish: La estación estaba vacía porque era domingo.
English: I know the Malagan coasts well.
Spanish: Conozco bien las costas malagueñas.
English: Bruno was seen dressed up as Harry Potter.
Spanish: A Bruno lo vieron disfrazado de Harry Potter.
English: Demotivation can feel horrible.
Spanish: La desmotivación puede sentirse horrible.
English: Mary is of Nepalese origin but was born in China and lived in Uganda during her childhood.
Spanish: Mary es de origen nepalés pero nació en China y vivió en Uganda durante su infancia.
English: Learn Uyghur!
Spanish: ¡Aprende uigur!
English: Learn Uyghur!
Spanish: ¡Aprenda uigur!
English: I am learning Uyghur.
Spanish: Yo aprendo uigur.
English: I am learning Uyghur.
Spanish: Estoy aprendiendo uigur.
English: Daniel looks like an Uyghur.
Spanish: Daniel parece un uigur.
English: What is the imperative form of "haber?"
Spanish: ¿Cuál es la forma imperativa de "haber"?
English: Where is your brother Abel?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está tu hermano Abel?
English: I wear pants, a shirt, and shoes.
Spanish: Llevo pantalones, una camisa y zapatos.
English: That's not that hard.
Spanish: Eso no es tan difícil.
English: That's not that hard.
Spanish: Esa no es tan difícil.
English: Koalas are not bears.
Spanish: Los koalas no son osos.
English: I live in a small mountain village.
Spanish: Vivo en un pequeño pueblo de montaña.
English: I live in a small mountain village.
Spanish: Vivo en un pueblecito de montaña.
English: I covered her with kisses and tears.
Spanish: La cubrí de besos y lágrimas.
English: I returned to my hotel room.
Spanish: Regresé a mi habitación de hotel.
English: Rima and Skura bought a new hotel.
Spanish: Rima y Skura compraron un nuevo hotel.
English: They stayed at the hotel.
Spanish: Ellos se quedaron en el hotel.
English: Rima and Skura stayed at the hotel.
Spanish: Rima y Skura se quedaron en el hotel.
English: They had to take their mother to the hospital.
Spanish: Tuvieron que llevar a su madre al hospital.
English: We had to take our mother to the hospital.
Spanish: Tuvimos que llevar a nuestra madre al hospital.
English: Do you have any symptoms?
Spanish: ¿Tienes algún síntoma?
English: Are you okay, Lucia?
Spanish: ¿Estás bien, Lucia?
English: Sharpen these knives.
Spanish: Afila estos cuchillos.
English: Sharpen these knives.
Spanish: Afile estos cuchillos.
English: Sharpen those knives.
Spanish: Afila esos cuchillos.
English: Sharpen those knives.
Spanish: Afile esos cuchillos.
English: We sharpened the knives.
Spanish: Afilamos los cuchillos.
English: A semicolon is a punctuation mark.
Spanish: Un punto y coma es un signo de puntuación.
English: How many gadjos are there in your class?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos payos hay en tu clase?
English: I'd like to be able to write as fast as ChatGPT.
Spanish: Me gustaría poder escribir tan rápido como ChatGPT.
English: Undoubtedly these fraudulent applications are programmed to trick people.
Spanish: Indudablemente estas aplicaciones fraudulentas están programadas para engañar a la gente.
English: That's the work of a handful of fascists.
Spanish: Eso es obra de un puñado de fascistas.
English: Logically, nobody hunts mammoths anymore today outside of stories, movies, and video games.
Spanish: Lógicamente, hoy ya nadie caza mamuts salvo en novelas, películas y videojuegos.
English: Tom, I want you to listen to what I'm going to say to you.
Spanish: Tom, quiero que escuches lo que te voy a decir.
English: Yes, he wears glasses.
Spanish: Sí, él usa gafas.
English: We're two men short.
Spanish: Nos hacen falta dos hombres.
English: Mary can't stand Tom's brother.
Spanish: A María le cae gordo el hermano de Tom.
English: Maria's toes hurt.
Spanish: A María le duelen los dedos de los pies.
English: She doesn't regret anything.
Spanish: Ella no se arrepiente de nada.
English: Where's your brother?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está vuestro hermano?
English: Where is your brother?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está vuestro hermano?
English: I will not give in to temptation!
Spanish: ¡No caeré en la tentación!
English: Is there something you don't eat?
Spanish: ¿Hay algo que ustedes no coman?
English: Since there was no vacant seat on the bus, I stood the whole way.
Spanish: Como no había ningún asiento libre en el autobús, fui de pie todo el viaje.
English: A donkey kicked Tom.
Spanish: Un burro dio una coz aTom.
English: A donkey kicked Tom.
Spanish: Un burro le dio una coz a Tom.
English: I don't have time for these little games of yours.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo para estos jueguecitos tuyos.
English: I haven't been home all week.
Spanish: Llevo fuera de casa toda la semana.
English: When we were kids, we always loved having fish fingers.
Spanish: De chavales, siempre nos encantaba comer palitos de pescado.
English: Muslims believe that Jesus, Moses, and Abraham were Muslims.
Spanish: Los musulmanes creen que Jesús, Moisés y Abraham eran musulmanes.
English: Felix set up camp on a beach with scenic views.
Spanish: Félix acampó en una playa con vistas panorámicas.
English: How many marshmallows did you bring?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos malvaviscos trajiste?
English: How many marshmallows did you bring?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos malvaviscos trajisteis?
English: How many marshmallows did you bring?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos malvaviscos trajo usted?
English: How many marshmallows did you bring?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos malvaviscos trajeron ustedes?
English: Tom didn't mind that Mary had small breasts.
Spanish: A Tomás no le importaba que María tenga senos pequeños.
English: They admitted that they were curious.
Spanish: Admitían que eran curiosos.
English: They admitted that they were curious.
Spanish: Admitieron que eran curiosas.
English: They admitted that they were curious.
Spanish: Admitieron que eran curiosos.
English: They admitted that they were curious.
Spanish: Admitían que eran curiosas.
English: We need to modernize our system.
Spanish: Necesitamos modernizar nuestro sistema.
English: Yanni gave Skura a hug.
Spanish: Yanni le dio un abrazo a Skura.
English: Our existence is circumscribed by a beginning and an end.
Spanish: Nuestra existencia está circunscrita por un principio y un fin.
English: I wanted to spend time with the family.
Spanish: Quería pasar tiempo con la familia.
English: I wanted to spend time with the family.
Spanish: Yo quería pasar tiempo con la familia.
English: I wanted to spend time with the family.
Spanish: Quise pasar tiempo con la familia.
English: Why don't you fry yourself an egg?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no te fríes un huevo?
English: Why don't you fry yourself an egg?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no te haces un huevo frito?
English: He's on his way, isn't he?
Spanish: Está de camino, ¿verdad?
English: He's on his way, isn't he?
Spanish: Él está de camino, ¿verdad?
English: She's on her way, isn't she?
Spanish: Ella está de camino, ¿verdad?
English: She's on her way, isn't she?
Spanish: Está de camino, ¿verdad?
English: The book costs four dollars.
Spanish: El libro cuesta cuatro dólares.