jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Someone's going to hack you.
Spanish: Alguna persona te va a hackear.
English: While Mary was in the bathroom, Tom took the chance to nose around in her computer.
Spanish: Como María se había ido al baño, Tomás aprovechó para fisgonearle el ordenador.
English: Anime and manga were made in Japan.
Spanish: En Japón crearon el anime y el manga.
English: I want to go out for a jog before it gets too hot.
Spanish: Quiero salir a hacer jogging antes de que se ponga demasiado caluroso.
English: Television could be the future of education.
Spanish: La televisión podría ser el futuro de la enseñanza.
English: I don't like walking barefoot.
Spanish: No me gusta caminar con los pies descalzos.
English: As soon as it appears, let me know.
Spanish: En cuanto aparezca, avísame.
English: It has the appropriate amount of salt.
Spanish: Tiene la sal adecuada.
English: Masks should be recycled properly.
Spanish: Las mascarillas deben reciclarse adecuadamente.
English: Masks must be recycled properly.
Spanish: Las mascarillas deben reciclarse adecuadamente.
English: By this point in my life, I've seen it all.
Spanish: A estas alturas de la vida, he visto de todo.
English: She got everything she wanted.
Spanish: Ella conseguía todo lo que quería.
English: My niece is obsessed with rainbows and unicorns.
Spanish: Mi sobrina está obsesionada con los arcoíris y los unicornios.
English: Triangulation is a sequence of three moves performed by one of the kings in order to return to the same position with the advantage of the opposition, which leaves the other king in zugzwang.
Spanish: La triangulación es una secuencia de tres movimientos realizados por uno de los reyes para volver a la misma posición con la ventaja de la oposición, lo que deja al otro rey en zugzwang.
English: It's time for you to go home.
Spanish: Es hora de que te vayas a casa.
English: Bundle up. It's cold.
Spanish: Abrigarse. Hace frío.
English: My mother bundled me in the warmest clothes she could find.
Spanish: Mi madre me envolvió con la ropa más abrigada que pudo encontrar.
English: Cristiano Ronaldo scored three goals from bicycle kicks this season.
Spanish: Cristiano Ronaldo marcó tres goles de chilena en esta temporada.
English: I'm young, but I'm not that young.
Spanish: Soy joven, pero no tan joven.
English: I don't have any classes today.
Spanish: Hoy no tengo clase.
English: They demanded that the president resign.
Spanish: Exigieron que el presidente dimitiera.
English: They demanded that the president resign.
Spanish: Exigían que el presidente dimitiera.
English: They demanded that the president resign.
Spanish: Exigían la dimisión del presidente.
English: They demanded that the president resign.
Spanish: Exigieron la dimisión del presidente.
English: How many factories will there be in Uganda?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas fábricas habrá en Uganda?
English: How many factories might there be in Uganda?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas fábricas habrá en Uganda?
English: How many factories could there be in Uganda?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas fábricas habrá en Uganda?
English: Three people lived with him at home.
Spanish: Tres personas vivían con él en casa.
English: Do you think that we'd be able to get access to Mary's personal invoices?
Spanish: ¿Crees que podríamos tener acceso a las facturas personales de Mary?
English: Bill often sings in the bathroom.
Spanish: Bill canta a menudo en el cuarto de baño.
English: They're still looking for him.
Spanish: Aún le están buscando.
English: There is no cure for osteoarthritis.
Spanish: La artrosis no tiene cura.
English: In a country without freedom, there can't be justice.
Spanish: En un pais donde no hay libertad, no puede haber justicia.
English: Thomas came in sixth place.
Spanish: Tomás quedó en la sexta posición.
English: Spider-Man is cool. Spiders are NOT.
Spanish: Spiderman es guay. Las arañas no.
English: Corresponding squares are squares of reciprocal zugzwang.
Spanish: Casillas correspondientes son las casillas de zugzwang recíproco.
English: “Mafalda” was published in more than two dozen languages.
Spanish: “Mafalda” se publicó en más de dos docenas de idiomas.
English: You'll eventually get used to doing this.
Spanish: Al final te habituarás a hacer esto.
English: You'll eventually get used to doing this.
Spanish: Al final os habituaréis a hacer esto.
English: A chessboard has sixty-four squares.
Spanish: Un tablero de ajedrez tiene sesenta y cuatro casillas.
English: I don't play chess well, on the board or not.
Spanish: No juego bien al ajedrez, con un tablero o no.
English: I've done all I could to help you. The rest is up to you.
Spanish: He hecho todo lo que he podido por ayudarte. El resto depende de ti.
English: In chess, one of the most important concepts is that of opposition, related to the distance (vertically, horizontally, or diagonally) that the kings keep from each other at the end of a game.
Spanish: En el ajedrez, uno de los conceptos más importantes es el de oposición, relacionado con la distancia (vertical, horizontal o diagonal) que los reyes mantienen entre sí al final de una partida.
English: The kings are in distant opposition when there are (vertically, horizontally, or diagonally) three or five squares between them, not just one.
Spanish: Los reyes están en oposición distante cuando hay (vertical, horizontal o diagonalmente) tres o cinco casillas entre ellos, no solo una.
English: Can a moon have its own moons?
Spanish: ¿Puede una luna tener sus propias lunas?
English: Innovation makes the difference between who leads and who obeys.
Spanish: La innovación marca la diferencia entre quien lidera y quien obedece.
English: Innovation makes the difference between those who lead and those who obey.
Spanish: La innovación marca la diferencia entre quien lidera y quien obedece.
English: Innovation is the difference between the one who shows the way and the one who follows it.
Spanish: La innovación es la diferencia entre el que muestra el camino y el que lo sigue.
English: Innovation is the difference between a pathfinder and a path follower.
Spanish: La innovación es la diferencia entre el que muestra el camino y el que lo sigue.
English: There's something in math I don't understand. Can you explain it to me?
Spanish: Hay algo en matemáticas que no entiendo, ¿me lo podrias explicar?
English: What type of person is Tom? "Well, in the best of cases he's honest, but in the worst he's somewhat stubborn."
Spanish: ¿Qué tipo de persona es Tom? "Bueno, pues en el mejor de los casos es honesto, pero en el peor es algo terco."
English: I'm fluent in Google Translate.
Spanish: Hablo Google Translate fluidamente.
English: Don't hide. Be responsible and face up to the mess you've made.
Spanish: No te escondas, sé consecuente y enfréntate al lío que has montado.
English: It's common in Eastern civilizations.
Spanish: Es común en las civilizaciones orientales.
English: It's common in the East.
Spanish: Es común en las civilizaciones orientales.
English: She earns on average ten pounds a week.
Spanish: Ella gana de media 10 libras a la semana.
English: I can barely pay my rent.
Spanish: Apenas puedo pagar la renta.
English: I don't know anything about art.
Spanish: No sé nada sobre arte.
English: I've been eating like this all my life.
Spanish: Llevo toda la vida comiendo así.
English: The more you learn, the more you want to.
Spanish: Cuanto más se aprende más se quiere aprender.
English: That was supposed to be a secret.
Spanish: Se suponía que eso era un secreto.
English: Julia lives in a southeastern state of Brazil.
Spanish: Julia vive en un estado del sureste de Brasil.
English: Here. Blow your nose with this handkerchief.
Spanish: Venga, suénate la nariz con este pañuelo.
English: Vaccinated or not, you can be certain you won't be able to enter without a mask.
Spanish: Estés vacunada o no, ten por seguro que no vas entrar aquí sin mascarilla.
English: People ask you for criticism, but only expect praise.
Spanish: La gente te pide críticas, pero sólo espera elogios.
English: Do you know this French expression?
Spanish: ¿Conoces esta expresión francesa?
English: The gall of some people!
Spanish: ¡Qué morro tienen algunos!
English: The gall of some people!
Spanish: ¡Qué jeta le echan algunos!
English: The gall of some people!
Spanish: ¡Vaya jeta se gastan algunos!
English: The gall of some people!
Spanish: ¡Qué descaro el de algunos!
English: Look, I don't know what you're trying to get at, so just spit it out.
Spanish: Mira, no sé qué estás intentando decir así que suéltalo de una vez.
English: Look, I don't know what you're trying to get at, so just spit it out.
Spanish: Mira, no sé qué estás intentando decir así que escúpelo ya.
English: Let's play darts.
Spanish: Juguemos a los dardos.
English: That's a delicate matter.
Spanish: Ese es un asunto delicado.
English: We've been standing here for more than an hour and the line has barely moved.
Spanish: Llevamos más de una hora haciendo cola y la fila apenas se ha movido.
English: Can I help with breakfast?
Spanish: ¿Puedo ayudar con el desayuno?
English: This museum needs a new guide.
Spanish: Este museo necesita un nuevo guía.
English: This museum needs a new guide.
Spanish: Este museo necesita una nueva guía.
English: The museum needs a new guide.
Spanish: El museo necesita un nuevo guía.
English: You cook turkey with pears.
Spanish: Cocinas pavo con peras.
English: You cook turkey with pears.
Spanish: Cocináis pavo con peras.
English: Hey, this is delicious.
Spanish: ¡Eh! Esto está delicioso.
English: Hey, this is delicious.
Spanish: ¡Eh! Esto es delicioso.
English: Hey, this is delicious.
Spanish: ¡Eh! Esto está riquísimo.
English: We often liken death to sleep.
Spanish: A menudo comparamos a la muerte con el sueño.
English: Denying the existence of the Berber language is a delusion.
Spanish: Negar la existencia del idioma bereber es un engaño.
English: One leg is not enough for running.
Spanish: Una pierna no es suficiente para correr.
English: He ran as an independent candidate.
Spanish: Se presentó como candidato independiente.
English: Contribute to Wiktionary.
Spanish: Contribuya en Wikcionario.
English: Contribute to Wiktionary.
Spanish: Contribuyan en Wikcionario.
English: Contribute to Wiktionary.
Spanish: Contribuye en Wikcionario.
English: Contribute to Wiktionary.
Spanish: Contribuid en Wikcionario.
English: Layla wasn't with Sami.
Spanish: Layla no estaba con Sami.
English: Sami didn't tell anybody anything.
Spanish: Sami no le dijo nada a nadie.
English: Sami heard a moan.
Spanish: Sami oyó un quejido.
English: Sami heard a moan.
Spanish: Sami oyó un gemido.
English: Ziri heard moaning noises.
Spanish: Ziri oyó ruidos quejumbrosos.
English: She passes the time moaning.
Spanish: Ella se pasa el tiempo quejándose.
English: She let out a moan.
Spanish: Ella soltó un gemido.
English: He let out a moan.
Spanish: Él soltó un gemido.
English: Yes, I'm cumming.
Spanish: Sí, me estoy corriendo.
English: I'm about to cum.
Spanish: Estoy a punto de correrme.
English: Her face was covered with cum.
Spanish: Tenía la cara cubierta de lefa.
English: Her face was covered with cum.
Spanish: Ella tenía la cara cubierta de lefa.
English: Jack makes the cutest face when he cums.
Spanish: Jack pone una cara de lo más mona cuando se corre.
English: Did you seriously just cum in your underwear?
Spanish: ¿De verdad que te acabas de correr en las bragas?
English: Did you seriously just cum in your underwear?
Spanish: ¿De verdad que te acabas de correr en los calzoncillos?
English: She graduated magna cum laude.
Spanish: Ella se graduó con honores.
English: Sami survived his ordeal.
Spanish: Sami sobrevivió a la horrible experiencia.
English: What an ordeal!
Spanish: ¡Qué experiencia tan terrible!
English: Far from eye, far from heart.
Spanish: Ojos que no ven, corazón que no siente.
English: My hair has grown too long.
Spanish: El pelo me ha crecido demasiado.
English: My hair has grown too long.
Spanish: Me ha crecido demasiado el pelo.
English: It's cold. I want to hibernate.
Spanish: Hace frío. Quiero hibernar.
English: This is a picture of the train that Skura was on.
Spanish: Esta es una foto del tren en el que iba Skura.
English: How come your Spanish is that good?
Spanish: ¿Cómo es que tu español es tan bueno?
English: How come your Spanish is that good?
Spanish: ¿Cómo es que sabes español tan bien?
English: The chamber pot is a container, where you shit and piss.
Spanish: El orinal es un recipiente en el que se caga y se mea.
English: The chamber pot is a container, where you shit and piss.
Spanish: El orinal es un recipiente en el que se hace caca y pis.
English: That path is impassable.
Spanish: Ese sendero es intransitable.
English: The balloon popped unexpectedly.
Spanish: El globo explotó inesperadamente.
English: The road forks here.
Spanish: La carretera se bifurca aquí.
English: We're running out of time.
Spanish: ¡No tenemos tanto tiempo!
English: I don't have any time to eat now.
Spanish: Ahora no tengo tiempo para comer.
English: The hill provides a good view.
Spanish: La colina proporciona una buena vista.
English: The holiday provided me respite.
Spanish: El día de fiesta me proporcionó un respiro.
English: The holiday allowed me to take a breather.
Spanish: El día de fiesta me proporcionó un respiro.
English: That will go away by itself in two weeks.
Spanish: Eso se irá por sí solo en dos semanas.
English: She was angry with herself.
Spanish: Ella estaba enfadada consigo misma.
English: He's not very demanding of himself.
Spanish: Es poco exigente consigo mismo.
English: He's not very self-demanding.
Spanish: Es poco exigente consigo mismo.
English: He's not at all demanding of himself.
Spanish: No es nada exigente consigo mismo.
English: We shouldn't give in to these shameful demands.
Spanish: No debemos ceder ante estas vergonzosas exigencias.
English: We mustn't yield to these disgraceful commands.
Spanish: No debemos ceder ante estas vergonzosas exigencias.
English: We can't submit to these degrading orders.
Spanish: No debemos ceder ante estas vergonzosas exigencias.
English: How long was he absent?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo estuvo él ausente?
English: If we had known, we would've avoided it.
Spanish: Si lo hubiésemos sabido, lo habríamos evitado.
English: I can't see anything without glasses.
Spanish: Sin gafas no veo nada.
English: How can you be such a liar?
Spanish: ¿Cómo puedes ser tan mentiroso?
English: Someday my dreams will come true.
Spanish: Un día mis sueños se harán realidad.
English: One day, my dreams will become a reality.
Spanish: Un día mis sueños se harán realidad.
English: I'm proud to be a doctor.
Spanish: Estoy orgulloso de ser médico.
English: The past can't be changed.
Spanish: No se puede cambiar el pasado.
English: I buy a lot of erasers.
Spanish: Compro un montón de borradores.
English: I don't have money right now.
Spanish: No tengo dinero por ahora.
English: I don't have any money at the moment.
Spanish: No tengo dinero por ahora.
English: I have no money for the time being.
Spanish: No tengo dinero por ahora.
English: If only this were true.
Spanish: Ojalá esto fuera verdad.
English: I wish this were true.
Spanish: Ojalá esto fuera verdad.
English: But I can't do it.
Spanish: Pero no puedo hacerlo.
English: Where is your sister? "There she comes."
Spanish: ¿Dónde está tu hermana? "Ahí viene."
English: I passed a language test.
Spanish: Pasé una prueba de lenguaje.
English: That isn't going to happen.
Spanish: Eso no va a pasar.
English: He explained the main purpose of the plan.
Spanish: Él explicó el objetivo principal de ese plan.
English: I have to buy a new battery for my watch.
Spanish: Tengo que comprar una pila nueva para mi reloj.
English: We are delighted with our stay in Paris.
Spanish: Estamos encantados con nuestra estancia en París.
English: Nuclear weapons are a threat to humanity.
Spanish: Las armas nucleares suponen una amenaza para la humanidad.
English: The market was crowded.
Spanish: El mercado estaba atestado de gente.
English: Don't be afraid to say what you think.
Spanish: No tenga miedo de decir lo que piensa.
English: But his command of the concert repertory and the required technique is astonishing.
Spanish: Pero su dominio del repertorio de conciertos y la técnica requerida es asombroso.
English: Dan no longer felt safe in his own house.
Spanish: Dan ya no se sentía seguro en su propia casa.
English: We have three children: two boys and one girl.
Spanish: Tenemos tres hijos: dos varones y una hembra.
English: We have three children: two boys and one girl.
Spanish: Tenemos tres hijos: dos niños y una niña.
English: Teaching languages isn't considered an easy job.
Spanish: La enseñanza de idiomas no se considera un trabajo fácil.
English: Teaching languages isn't considered an easy job.
Spanish: Enseñar idiomas no está considerado como un trabajo fácil.
English: A hundred years ago, no one would have thought of such a thing.
Spanish: Hace cien años nadie hubiera pensado algo así.
English: The shepherds led the flocks of sheep up to the mountain.
Spanish: Los pastores llevaron los rebaños de ovejas a la montaña.
English: I deserve to be thanked.
Spanish: Merezco que se me den las gracias.
English: There's a cave on the promontory.
Spanish: Hay una cueva en el promontorio.
English: Many shunned the hunchback.
Spanish: Muchos evitaban al jorobado.
English: Many shunned the hunchback.
Spanish: Muchos evitaban a la jorobada.
English: I don't care if you shun me.
Spanish: No me importa que me evites.
English: I don't care if you shun me.
Spanish: No me importa que me evitéis.
English: Please don’t shun me because I have this gift.
Spanish: Por favor, no me eviten por tener este don.
English: Sami got shunned because he was in the LGBT community.
Spanish: A Sami lo evitaban por formar parte de la comunidad LGBT.
English: Most people are right-handed.
Spanish: La mayoría de la gente es diestra.
English: You are out of danger.
Spanish: Estás fuera de peligro.
English: You are out of danger.
Spanish: Estáis fuera de peligro.
English: You're out of danger.
Spanish: Estás fuera de peligro.
English: You're out of danger.
Spanish: Estáis fuera de peligro.
English: The otter was playing in the river.
Spanish: La nutria retozaba en el río.
English: The otter was playing in the river.
Spanish: La nutria estaba retozando en el río.
English: The sea otter swam through the kelp forest.
Spanish: La nutria marina atravesó nadando el bosque de kelp.
English: A hedgehog, a mole, an otter, a bunny and a possum look like rodents, but they're not.
Spanish: El erizo, el topo, la nutria, el conejo y la zarigüeya parecen roedores pero no lo son.
English: I don't have time for anything.
Spanish: No tengo tiempo para nada.
English: Let me introduce you to Mr. Brown.
Spanish: Permítame que le presente al señor Brown.
English: Let me introduce you to Mr. Brown.
Spanish: Permítanme que les presente al señor Brown.
English: I usually don't put sugar in my coffee.
Spanish: No suelo ponerle azúcar al café.
English: I don't usually put sugar in my coffee.
Spanish: No suelo ponerle azúcar al café.
English: I don't usually put sugar in my coffee.
Spanish: No suelo echarle azúcar al café.
English: I usually don't put sugar in my coffee.
Spanish: No suelo echarle azúcar al café.
English: Mary hasn't bought milk yet.
Spanish: Mary aún no ha comprado leche.
English: There were a lot of cars on the street.
Spanish: Había muchos coches en la calle.
English: There were many cars on the street.
Spanish: Había muchos coches en la calle.
English: I'm pretty sure that we haven't done anything we weren't supposed to do.
Spanish: Estoy bastante segura de que no hemos hecho nada de lo que se suponía que no teníamos que hacer.
English: I'm pretty sure we haven't done anything we weren't supposed to do.
Spanish: Estoy bastante segura de que no hemos hecho nada de lo que se suponía que no teníamos que hacer.
English: I am not an Athenian nor a Greek, but a citizen of the world.
Spanish: No soy ateniense ni griego sino ciudadano del mundo.
English: I think she's from Italy.
Spanish: Creo que ella es de Italia.
English: Do you teach Spanish?
Spanish: ¿Usted enseña español?
English: Are you teaching Spanish?
Spanish: ¿Estás enseñando español?
English: I will return in two weeks.
Spanish: Volveré en dos semanas.
English: I will return in two weeks.
Spanish: Regresaré en dos semanas.
English: Better late than never.
Spanish: Nunca es tarde si la dicha es buena.
English: These customs are different from our country's.
Spanish: Estas costumbres son diferentes de las de nuestro país.
English: Ow! My neck!
Spanish: ¡Ay! ¡Mi cuello!
English: He speaks five Neo-Latin languages.
Spanish: Él habla cinco lenguas neolatinas.
English: He speaks five modern Romance languages.
Spanish: Él habla cinco lenguas neolatinas.
English: He speaks five Romance languages.
Spanish: Él habla cinco lenguas neolatinas.
English: I don't know why I bother.
Spanish: No sé para qué me molesto.
English: Do you have a good car?
Spanish: ¿Tienes un buen auto?
English: Do you own a nice car?
Spanish: ¿Tienes un buen auto?
English: I turned in the exam without reviewing it.
Spanish: Entregué el examen sin revisarlo.
English: I handed in the test without going back over it.
Spanish: Entregué el examen sin revisarlo.
English: The work must be turned in before the exam.
Spanish: Hay que entregar el trabajo antes del examen.
English: The work has to be handed in before the exam.
Spanish: Hay que entregar el trabajo antes del examen.
English: Aren't you going to build skyscrapers in France?
Spanish: ¿No vas a construir rascacielos en Francia?
English: Are you not going to build skyscrapers in France?
Spanish: ¿No vas a construir rascacielos en Francia?
English: That idiom is as phony as a coin with my face on it.
Spanish: Esa frase hecha es más falsa que una moneda con mi cara.
English: That expression is faker than a coin with my face on it.
Spanish: Esa frase hecha es más falsa que una moneda con mi cara.
English: That saying is less real than a coin with my face on it.
Spanish: Esa frase hecha es más falsa que una moneda con mi cara.
English: People call me fat, but I'd rather they call me out to eat.
Spanish: La gente me llama gordo pero yo prefiero que me llamen para ir a comer.
English: People call me fat, but I prefer to be called to go eat.
Spanish: La gente me llama gordo pero yo prefiero que me llamen para ir a comer.
English: I've always thought of ironing boards as surfboards that quit chasing their dreams and got a real job.
Spanish: Siempre he pensado que las tablas de planchar eran tablas de surf que dejaron de perseguir sus sueños y encontraron un trabajo real.
English: I've always thought that ironing boards were surfboards that stopped pursuing their dreams and found a real job.
Spanish: Siempre he pensado que las tablas de planchar eran tablas de surf que dejaron de perseguir sus sueños y encontraron un trabajo real.
English: I'm not a complete idiot. Can't you see that I've lost my head?
Spanish: No soy un completo idiota, ¿no ves que he perdido la cabeza?
English: My girlfriend's a bitch, said Pluto.
Spanish: Mi novia es una perra dijo Pluto.
English: What matters is on the inside, said Jack the Ripper.
Spanish: Lo que importa es lo de adentro dijo Jack el Destripador.
English: It's what's on the inside that counts, said Jack the Ripper.
Spanish: Lo que importa es lo de adentro dijo Jack el Destripador.
English: What's on the inside is what's important, said Jack the Ripper.
Spanish: Lo que importa es lo de adentro dijo Jack el Destripador.
English: I can't go to the concert because during the same week, I'll have exams at the conservatory.
Spanish: No puedo ir al concierto porque durante la misma semana tendré los exámenes en el conservatorio.
English: Hurrying is never good. "Tell that to the ambulances."
Spanish: Las prisas nunca son buenas. "Díselo a las ambulancias."
English: Being in a rush is never a good thing. "Say that to ambulance drivers."
Spanish: Las prisas nunca son buenas. "Díselo a las ambulancias."
English: I've already spent ten minutes waiting.
Spanish: Yo ya llevo diez minutos esperando.
English: She doesn't know how to cook rabbit.
Spanish: Ella no sabe preparar conejo.
English: She doesn't know how to prepare rabbit.
Spanish: Ella no sabe preparar conejo.
English: After you've finished, pay the bill.
Spanish: Al acabar, paga la cuenta.