jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: What else can I give you?
Spanish: ¿Qué más te puedo dar?
English: I really can't talk right now.
Spanish: De verdad, ahora no puedo hablar.
English: Do you know what day it is?
Spanish: ¿Sabes en qué día estamos?
English: I was your mother's first boyfriend.
Spanish: Yo fui el primer novio de tu madre.
English: I went back to my village this spring.
Spanish: Esta primavera volví a mi pueblo.
English: I'm scared to talk to him.
Spanish: Me da miedo hablarle.
English: All this food is scaring me.
Spanish: ¡Qué miedo da toda esta comida!
English: I want you to meet my cousin.
Spanish: Quiero que conozcas a mi primo.
English: You're our one millionth customer.
Spanish: Usted es nuestro cliente un millón.
English: Just thinking about you makes my heart race.
Spanish: Se me acelera el pulso sólo de pensar en ti.
English: The steam train abruptly stopped.
Spanish: El tren de vapor se detuvo bruscamente.
English: Strictly speaking, tomatoes aren't vegetables, but rather fruits.
Spanish: Para ser exactos, los tomates no son verduras. Son frutas.
English: I like it, but I don't love it.
Spanish: Me gusta, pero no me encanta.
English: We see her every now and then.
Spanish: La vemos de vez en cuando.
English: Meanwhile, the weather abruptly changed.
Spanish: Mientras tanto, el clima cambiaba de repente.
English: Tom changed the subject abruptly.
Spanish: Tom cambió repentinamente de tema.
English: I'm walking right now.
Spanish: Ahora mismo voy caminando.
English: It's none of your business.
Spanish: ¡No es asunto tuyo!
English: I get bored holed up in my cubicle.
Spanish: Me aburro encerrado en mi cubículo.
English: What politics can't get done, panic does.
Spanish: Lo que no consiguen los políticos, lo consigue el pánico.
English: I've spent all morning in line.
Spanish: Llevo toda la mañana en la cola.
English: One bad apple spoils the whole bunch.
Spanish: La manzana podrida corrompe a las demás.
English: Electrons are in the atoms.
Spanish: Los electrones están en los átomos.
English: I appreciate you helping me with this.
Spanish: Te agradezco que me ayudaras con aquello.
English: He pressed the button and waited.
Spanish: Pulsó el botón y esperó.
English: It doesn't cost as much as I thought.
Spanish: No cuesta tanto como pensaba.
English: I'm proud of my body and you should be proud of yours too.
Spanish: Estoy orgulloso de mi cuerpo y tú también deberías estar orgulloso del tuyo.
English: This is the worst movie I've ever seen.
Spanish: Es la peor película que nunca haya visto.
English: I already said I don't know what to do.
Spanish: Ya dije que no sé qué hacer.
English: The car came to an abrupt stop.
Spanish: El carro se detuvo en seco.
English: I got kneed playing soccer.
Spanish: Me llevé un rodillazo en el fútbol.
English: When you're done, get out of here.
Spanish: Al terminar, vete de aquí.
English: Let's see if you'll shut up.
Spanish: A ver si te callas.
English: It's really cold in this room.
Spanish: En esta habitación hace mucho frío.
English: This car fits five.
Spanish: Ese coche está homologado para cinco personas.
English: Don't you know cheese is made from milk?
Spanish: ¿No sabes que el queso se fabrica de la leche?
English: I knew I wasn't crazy.
Spanish: Sabía que no estaba loco.
English: Tom was surprised by Mary's abruptness.
Spanish: A Tom le sorprendió la brusquedad de Mary.
English: The kids want some fruit juice.
Spanish: Los niños quieren zumo de frutas.
English: Do you want to talk about it?
Spanish: ¿Quieres discutirlo?
English: I still have nightmares.
Spanish: Aún tengo pesadillas.
English: I have two tickets for the game.
Spanish: Tengo dos entradas para el partido.
English: The lift came to an abrupt halt.
Spanish: El ascensor se detuvo en seco.
English: Please don't make me go back there.
Spanish: Por favor, no me hagáis volver allí.
English: Could you please stop saying that?
Spanish: ¿Puedes parar de decir eso, por favor?
English: He was always abrupt on the telephone.
Spanish: Siempre hablaba con brusquedad por teléfono.
English: What do you think Tom wants?
Spanish: ¿Qué crees que quiere Tom?
English: Can you wait for me in the car?
Spanish: ¿Puedes esperarme en el coche?
English: I know twenty year-olds that are older than me.
Spanish: Conozco personas de veinte años que son más viejas que yo.
English: I just want to be left alone.
Spanish: Solo quiero que me dejen sola.
English: I'm really proud to be Brazilian.
Spanish: Estoy muy orgulloso de ser brasileño.
English: Wisdom is worth more than strength, but the wisdom of the poor is underestimated, and their voice isn't heard.
Spanish: Es mejor la sabiduría que la fuerza, pero se desprecia la sabiduría del pobre y no se escuchan sus palabras.
English: There were only crumbs left in the box.
Spanish: En el paquete solo quedaban las migajas.
English: Are you cold? Come to my arms, I'll warm you up.
Spanish: ¿Tienes frío? Ven a mis brazos, que yo te caliento.
English: Some factories only look for cheap labor.
Spanish: Algunas fábricas solo buscan mano de obra barata.
English: Many times I've thought that death was nature's most beautiful creation, but when it came to us, and not those we love.
Spanish: Con frecuencia he pensado que la muerte era la invención más hermosa de la naturaleza, pero cuando nos golpea a nosotros y no a los nuestros.
English: He switched seats with me. He couldn't stand to be by the aisle.
Spanish: Él me cambió el asiento, no soportaba ir en el lado del pasillo.
English: The girl had a huge box of dolls.
Spanish: La niña tenía una enorme caja de muñecas.
English: Yanni left as abruptly as he came.
Spanish: Yanni se fue tan repentinamente como llegó.
English: For security reasons, don't use the same password for different websites.
Spanish: Por motivos de seguridad, no utilices la misma contraseña en distintos sitios.
English: You do three hundred sit-ups a day? That's impossible!
Spanish: ¿Haces trescientos abdominales al día? ¡Eso me parece totalmente imposible!
English: My books aren't books, but individual sheets of paper that fell almost randomly on the path of my life.
Spanish: Mis libros no son libros, sino hojas separadas que han caído casi al azar en la ruta de mi vida.
English: This secret must stay between us.
Spanish: Este secreto tiene que quedar entre nosotros.
English: Tell me what you've got on and I'll tell you who you are.
Spanish: Dime qué llevas puesto y te diré quién eres.
English: I don't know what you're saying.
Spanish: No sé qué estás diciendo.
English: My uncles will spend New Year's Eve in Japan. If envy could kill...
Spanish: Mis tíos pasarán la víspera de año nuevo en Japón. Si la envidia matase...
English: Live your own life and don't meddle in other people's lives.
Spanish: Viva su vida y no se meta en la vida de otras personas.
English: If you look in the right place, you'll probably find it.
Spanish: Si lo buscas en el lugar correcto, probablemente lo encontrarás.
English: You know how to make paper pinwheels? I only know how to make little birdies.
Spanish: ¿Sabes hacer remolinos de papel? Yo solo sé hacer pajaritas.
English: The story came to an end somewhat abruptly.
Spanish: La historia llegó a un fin algo repentino.
English: We'd like to cancel our reservation.
Spanish: Queremos cancelar nuestra reserva.
English: I've got a cold sore on my lip.
Spanish: Me ha salido una calentura en el labio.
English: Bill's abrupt manner causes him to be misunderstood.
Spanish: La brusquedad de Bill hace que sea malinterpretado.
English: Everyone thought of her as a saint, but they didn't know her.
Spanish: Todos la consideraban una santa, pero no la conocían.
English: If you jump too soon, you won't go very far.
Spanish: El que salta demasiado rápido no llega lejos.
English: French is so difficult because you have to learn two languages. One, the way it's written, and two, the way it's spoken.
Spanish: El francés es tan difícil porque hay que aprender dos lenguas, una, cómo se escribe, y otra, cómo se habla.
English: Those who know they don't know anything know more than those who don't know they don't know anything.
Spanish: El que sabe que no sabe sabe más que el que no sabe que no sabe nada.
English: I'm scared to make a mistake.
Spanish: Tengo miedo de cometer un error.
English: I have a ton of stuff to do.
Spanish: Tengo mil cosas que hacer.
English: Tom has an abrupt manner but a kind heart.
Spanish: Tom es brusco pero bondadoso.
English: The conversation ended abruptly when Tom entered the room.
Spanish: La conversación terminó de golpe cuando Tom entró a la habitación.
English: Sami's life took an abrupt turn from there.
Spanish: La vida de Sami dio un brusco giro desde ahí.
English: Why do kids get sick so easily?
Spanish: ¿Por qué se enferman tan fácil los niños?
English: Tom's abrupt manner puts a lot of people off.
Spanish: La brusquedad de Tom le choca a muchas personas.
English: When I was a little kid, I didn't like the dark at all.
Spanish: Cuando era un niño pequeño no me gustaba nada la oscuridad.
English: Do it quickly. We don't have much time.
Spanish: ¡Hazlo rápido! No tenemos mucho tiempo.
English: Where can I find you if I need you?
Spanish: ¿Dónde te puedo encontrar si te necesito?
English: Between two identical men, a woman tends to pick the one with the fattest wallet.
Spanish: Entre dos hombres iguales, una mujer suele elegir a aquél con la cartera más gruesa.
English: Sami's idyllic country life came to an abrupt end.
Spanish: La vida idílica en el campo de Sami se terminó de golpe.
English: The meaning of life goes beyond life itself.
Spanish: El sentido de la vida va más allá de la vida en sí misma.
English: Tom knows exactly where Mary is.
Spanish: Tom sabe exactamente dónde está Mary.
English: Well, are you coming?
Spanish: ¿Qué, vienes?
English: I think order and security are more important than anything else.
Spanish: Creo que el orden y la seguridad son más importantes que cualquier otra cosa.
English: His wonderful life came to an abrupt and tragic end.
Spanish: Su maravillosa vida se terminó trágica y repentinamente.
English: She looked puzzled at the abrupt question posed by a reporter.
Spanish: Se veía perpleja por la brusca pregunta formulada por un periodista.
English: He is abrupt, but is, in fact, a good-natured person.
Spanish: Él es brusco, pero, es de hecho una persona bondadosa.
English: A lot of people find Tom's abrupt manner off-putting.
Spanish: A mucha gente le parece que la brusquedad de Tom es chocante.
English: Tom was abruptly woken from his slumber by loud banging on the front door.
Spanish: A Tom lo despertaron de repente unos fuertes golpes en la puerta principal.
English: The debate was terminated abruptly after a water balloon was thrown at the stage.
Spanish: El debate terminó de repente después de que arrojaran un globo de agua al escenario.
English: Love comes slowly and gradually to some, it abruptly surprises others like an arrow.
Spanish: Para unos, el amor llega lenta y paulatinamente; para otros, este los sorprende de repente como una flecha.
English: Tom's not as abrupt as he once was. He's really nice now.
Spanish: Tom ya no es tan brusco como era. Ahora es muy amable.
English: He was making a speech, but he abruptly stopped speaking when he heard a strange noise.
Spanish: Estaba dando un discurso, pero paró repentinamente de hablar cuando escuchó un ruido extraño.
English: I'm engaged in a new business.
Spanish: Estoy ocupado en un nuevo negocio.
English: I'm very pleased with my new house.
Spanish: Estoy muy contento con mi nueva casa.
English: I'd rather live in a world full of secrets than one so small that I'm able to understand it.
Spanish: Prefiero vivir en un mundo lleno de secretos antes que en uno que sea tan pequeño que yo sea capaz de comprenderlo.
English: Please tell me when you can't hear this anymore.
Spanish: Por favor, avíseme cuando deje de oírlo.
English: Do you feel like you can't connect with other people?
Spanish: ¿Se siente como que no puede conectarse con las otras personas?
English: Naturally, that's why we are here.
Spanish: Naturalmente, es por eso que estamos aquí.
English: It isn't your turn yet.
Spanish: Todavía no le toca a usted.
English: That isn't what's most important at the moment.
Spanish: Por el momento, eso no es lo más importante.
English: I haven't been to work. I've stayed at home all day.
Spanish: No he ido a trabajar, me he quedado en casa todo el día.
English: I'm getting off at the next station.
Spanish: Me bajo en la siguiente estación.
English: It does me no harm.
Spanish: No me ocasiona ningún perjuicio.
English: The cave-man spoke Toki Pona.
Spanish: El hombre de las cavernas hablaba toki pona.
English: The troglodytes said "bridge" when one of them crossed a river, walking on the trunk of a tall tree that had fallen there by chance. Unfortunately, however, no one knows what that word was.
Spanish: Los trogloditas decían "puente" cuando uno de ellos cruzaba un río, caminando sobre el tronco de un árbol alto que había caído allí por casualidad. Desafortunadamente, sin embargo, nadie sabe cuál era esa palabra.
English: Toki Pona is an attempt to recreate the first language spoken in the caves of Africa.
Spanish: El toki pona es un intento de recrear el primer idioma hablado en las cuevas de África.
English: In the depths of humanity's collective unconscious, the troglodytes' way of thinking must be found. Toki Pona is a useful tool to bring this to the surface of our consciousness.
Spanish: En las profundidades del inconsciente colectivo de la humanidad hay que encontrar la forma de pensar de los trogloditas. El toki pona es una herramienta útil para llevar esto a la superficie de nuestra conciencia.
English: That phrase is absolutely untranslatable into Toki Pona. A caveman would have no idea what it means.
Spanish: Esa frase es absolutamente intraducible al toki pona. Un hombre de las cavernas no tendría ni idea de lo que significa.
English: He got his comeuppance.
Spanish: Él lo tiene bien merecido.
English: He got what he deserved.
Spanish: Él lo tiene bien merecido.
English: Chess is a teaching and learning instrument older than chalkboards, printed books, the compass, and the telescope.
Spanish: El ajedrez es un instrumento de enseñanza y aprendizaje más antiguo que las pizarras, los libros impresos, la brújula y el telescopio.
English: He gave up his old career to become a full-time chess player.
Spanish: Abandonó su antigua carrera para convertirse en un jugador de ajedrez a tiempo completo.
English: Anyone who has played chess a few times understands how it can be engrossing in the extreme.
Spanish: Cualquiera que haya jugado al ajedrez un par de veces entiende cómo puede ser extremadamente fascinante.
English: As an allegory of war, chess is a game of attack and defense.
Spanish: Como alegoría de la guerra, el ajedrez es un juego de ataque y defensa.
English: Tom has ripped abs.
Spanish: Tom tiene unos abdominales marcados.
English: Jesus has abs of steel.
Spanish: Jesús tiene abdominales de acero.
English: His abs were flat and toned.
Spanish: Sus abdominales eran planos y tonificados.
English: Tom took a picture of himself flexing his abs in front of the mirror.
Spanish: Tom se tomó una foto de sí mismo presumiendo sus abdominales en frente del espejo.
English: He had an abscess on his tonsil.
Spanish: Tenía un absceso en su amígdala.
English: He absconded with the money.
Spanish: Se fugó con el dinero.
English: Tom absconded with all the money donated for earthquake relief.
Spanish: Tom se fugó con todo el dinero que fue donado para las ayudas del terremoto.
English: Tom absconded with millions of dollars from his company and is living a life of luxury on an island in the Mediterranean.
Spanish: Tom se fugó con los millones de dólares de su empresa y está viviendo una vida de lujo en una isla del Mediterráneo.
English: Electrons have a negative electrical charge.
Spanish: Los electrones tienen carga eléctrica negativa.
English: My dream is to learn to play the keyboard.
Spanish: Mi sueño es aprender a tocar el teclado.
English: I decided to go a little further.
Spanish: Decidí ir un poco más lejos.
English: Do you have something to do with that?
Spanish: ¿Tenéis algo que ver con eso?
English: Do you guys have something to do with that?
Spanish: ¿Tenéis algo que ver con eso?
English: Do you have something to do with that?
Spanish: ¿Tienes algo que ver con eso?
English: He talks with so much nerve.
Spanish: Él habla con mucha desfachatez.
English: He talks with so much nerve.
Spanish: Él habla con tanta desfachatez.
English: The cat is sitting on the trash can.
Spanish: La gatita está sentada sobre el cubo de la basura.
English: I can't stop thinking about my girlfriend.
Spanish: No puedo dejar de pensar en mi novia.
English: A bull can pull a plow or a car. But today in many countries, you no longer need a bull to help pull something.
Spanish: Un toro puede tirar de un arado o un carro. Pero hoy en día en muchos países ya no se necesita de la ayuda de un toro para tirar de algo.
English: It's common in oriental civilizations.
Spanish: Es común en las civilizaciones orientales.
English: If I get closer, the dog will attack me.
Spanish: Si me acerco, el perro me atacará.
English: Scientists are split up into two schools.
Spanish: Los científicos se separan en dos escuelas.
English: If you want to leave a comment, click on the text area below.
Spanish: Si querés dejar un comentario, clickeá en el campo de texto abajo.
English: If you want to leave a comment, click on the text area below.
Spanish: Si quieres dejar un comentario, cliquea en el campo de texto abajo.
English: May I borrow your bike?
Spanish: ¿Puedo tomar prestada su bicicleta?
English: I spent the day sneezing.
Spanish: Pasé el día estornudando.
English: If I'd known how hard it was to let go of your hand, I wouldn't have touched it.
Spanish: Si hubiera sabido lo difícil que era soltarte la mano, nunca la habría tocado.
English: If we had more time, we'd read more.
Spanish: Si tuviéramos más tiempo, leeríamos más.
English: I'm now in a delicate position.
Spanish: Ahora estoy en una posición delicada.
English: I'm in the first year of high school.
Spanish: Estoy en el primer año de instituto.
English: It looks like there's somebody there.
Spanish: Parece que hay alguien.
English: I'm no better than a beggar.
Spanish: No soy mejor que un mendigo.
English: What's Tom so afraid of?
Spanish: ¿De qué tiene tanto miedo Tom?
English: Tom has never had his own bicycle.
Spanish: Tom nunca ha tenido su propia bicicleta.
English: No one here believes Tom anymore.
Spanish: Aquí nadie cree ya a Tom.
English: Let's get out of here.
Spanish: ¡Salgamos de aquí!
English: I hope that it's not impossible.
Spanish: Espero que no sea imposible.
English: I hope that it isn't impossible.
Spanish: Espero que no sea imposible.
English: I hope it isn't impossible.
Spanish: Espero que no sea imposible.
English: My heart is filled with joy.
Spanish: Mi corazón rebosa de alegría.
English: Who's the treasurer?
Spanish: ¿Quién es el tesorero?
English: You'll need a special tool to do that.
Spanish: Vas a necesitar una herramienta especial para hacer eso.
English: It’s been like this since the dawn of time.
Spanish: Ha sido así desde los albores de los tiempos.
English: I wonder when a caveman said something like this.
Spanish: Me pregunto cuándo un hombre de las cavernas dijo algo como esto.
English: Never eat soggy waffles.
Spanish: Nunca comas wafles aguados.
English: On a carousel horse, you will not go very far!
Spanish: ¡En un caballo de carrusel, no llegarás muy lejos!
English: When I study Toki Pona, I remember Tarzan saying, "Me Tarzan, you Jane."
Spanish: Cuando estudio el toki pona, recuerdo que Tarzán dijo: "Yo, Tarzán, tú Jane".
English: As soon as you're done, pay the bill.
Spanish: Tan pronto acabes, paga la cuenta.
English: It's not called a "coche" in Latin America.
Spanish: En América no se llaman coches.
English: I'm definitely going to catch a cold.
Spanish: Me voy a resfriar seguro.
English: The more you do, the better.
Spanish: Cuanto más hagas, mejor.
English: The sea's waves in the quiet of night sound like a lullaby.
Spanish: En el silencio de la noche las olas del mar suenan como una canción de cuna.
English: In the twentieth century, chess enabled computer scientists to create intelligent machines.
Spanish: En el siglo XX, el ajedrez permitió a los informáticos crear máquinas inteligentes.
English: I know that they think I'm stupid.
Spanish: Sé que ellas piensan que soy estúpido.
English: Someone set fire to the house.
Spanish: Alguien prendió fuego a la casa.
English: She set fire to a tent.
Spanish: Ella prendió fuego a una tienda.
English: The soldiers set fire to the barn.
Spanish: Los soldados prendieron fuego al granero.
English: The protesters set many cars on fire.
Spanish: Los manifestantes prendieron fuego a muchos coches.
English: Every page of this book is an extraordinary chess lesson.
Spanish: Cada página de este libro es una lección de ajedrez extraordinaria.
English: The author reveals to us the purpose that each of the two players had when making each move.
Spanish: El autor nos desvela el propósito que tenía cada uno de los dos jugadores a la hora de realizar cada movimiento.
English: He didn't even wave at you. He didn't even look at me.
Spanish: Siquiera te saludó con la mano. A mí ni me miró.
English: She didn't even wave at you. She didn't even look at me.
Spanish: Siquiera te saludó con la mano. A mí ni me miró.
English: I decorate the pages of my book with the colors of various flags.
Spanish: Decoro las páginas de mi libro con los colores de varias banderas.
English: You are not authorized to attend the meeting.
Spanish: No estás autorizado a asistir a la reunión.
English: Tell me everything you know related to this.
Spanish: Cuéntame todo lo que sepas relacionado con esto.
English: Each page of my book contains only ten sentences, but some sentences are quite long.
Spanish: Cada página de mi libro contiene solo diez oraciones, pero algunas oraciones son bastante largas.
English: From high above, the eagle dives toward its prey, captures it with its claws, and flies back into the sky.
Spanish: Desde lo alto, el águila se lanza hacia su presa, la captura con sus garras y vuela de regreso al cielo.
English: I've been getting ready for this exam for three months.
Spanish: Llevo tres meses preparando este examen.
English: The bear caught a salmon in the river and ate it.
Spanish: El oso atrapó un salmón en el río y se lo comió.
English: Chess is the most exciting game in the world.
Spanish: El ajedrez es el juego más emocionante del mundo.
English: A GM does not play looking for combinations, but with a view to creating conditions for them to appear.
Spanish: Un GM no juega buscando combinaciones, sino con el fin de crear las condiciones para que aparezcan.
English: Nobody noticed your absence.
Spanish: Nadie se percató de tu ausencia.
English: Sami has too many absences.
Spanish: Sami tiene demasiadas faltas de asistencia.
English: Nobody noticed Tom's absence.
Spanish: Nadie se percató de la ausencia de Tom.
English: No one noticed your absence.
Spanish: Nadie se percató de tu ausencia.
English: Her illness explains her absence.
Spanish: Su enfermedad explica su ausencia.
English: I was disappointed at your absence.
Spanish: Estaba decepcionado por tus faltas de asistencia.
English: I was disappointed at your absence.
Spanish: Estaba decepcionado por tu ausencia.
English: Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Spanish: La ausencia es al amor lo que al fuego el aire: que apaga el pequeño y aviva el grande.
English: You must account for your absence.
Spanish: Debes dar cuentas de tus faltas de asistencia.
English: We were disappointed at her absence.
Spanish: Estábamos decepcionados por su ausencia.
English: His absence was due to illness.
Spanish: Su ausencia se debió a una enfermedad.
English: He was conspicuous by his absence.
Spanish: Él brillaba por su ausencia.
English: Violence is an absence of love.
Spanish: La violencia es una ausencia de amor.
English: Much had changed during my absence.
Spanish: Mucho ha cambiado en mi ausencia.
English: No one noticed Tom's absence.
Spanish: Nadie se percató de la ausencia de Tom.
English: His absence was strange and inexplicable.
Spanish: Su ausencia fue extraña e inexplicable.