jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: She tends to speak ill of others.
Spanish: Ella tiende a hablar mal de los demás.
English: Short skirts have already gone out.
Spanish: Las faldas cortas ya están pasadas de moda.
English: By chance, I met her in the street.
Spanish: Por casualidad, me la encontré en la calle.
English: The singing of the local birds is akin to the sound of a drill.
Spanish: El canto de los pájaros de la zona es similar al sonido de un taladro.
English: Something is wrong with this calculator.
Spanish: A esta calculadora le pasa algo.
English: I am counting on you to join us.
Spanish: Cuento con que te unas a nosotros.
English: Ken is not the type of person who loses his temper easily.
Spanish: Ken no es del tipo de persona que pierde fácilmente los estribos.
English: Each and every boy has gone to see the game.
Spanish: Todos y cada uno de los chicos han ido a ver el partido.
English: At first we used to go separately, but one day we started going and returning together.
Spanish: Al principio solíamos ir por separado, pero un día empezamos a ir y volver juntos.
English: I have been studying for two hours.
Spanish: He estado estudiando durante dos horas.
English: It was such a hot night that I could not sleep till midnight.
Spanish: Fue una noche tan calurosa que no pude dormir hasta medianoche.
English: We call that color "midnight blue".
Spanish: A ese color le decimos "azul medianoche".
English: They hate him because he gives them a mountain of homework.
Spanish: Le odian porque les manda un montón de deberes.
English: John is in the habit of staying up until midnight.
Spanish: John está acostumbrado a quedarse levantado hasta medianoche.
English: Dad rarely gets back home before midnight.
Spanish: Mi papá rara vez llega a casa antes de medianoche.
English: You may go to the party, but you must be home by midnight.
Spanish: Puedes ir a la fiesta, pero tienes que estar en casa a medianoche.
English: We reached London at midnight.
Spanish: Llegamos a Londres a la medianoche.
English: We talked on the phone until midnight.
Spanish: Hablamos por teléfono hasta la medianoche.
English: We apologize for the mistake and promise that it won't happen again.
Spanish: Rogamos nos disculpen por el error y prometemos que no volverá a ocurrir de nuevo.
English: Mr. Meier believes that the Neumanns are on vacation.
Spanish: El Sr. Meier cree que los Neumanns están de vacaciones.
English: Get back before midnight or you will be locked out.
Spanish: Vuelve antes de la medianoche o te vas a quedar encerrado afuera.
English: Many goods are transported at midnight by truck.
Spanish: Muchos productos son transportados en camión a la medianoche.
English: Tom was scammed by Nigerian scammers.
Spanish: Tom fue estafado mediante el timo nigeriano.
English: We walked along the shore of the lake.
Spanish: Paseamos por la orilla del lago.
English: The bad weather delayed the plane.
Spanish: El avión llegó con retraso debido al mal tiempo.
English: The room commands a fine view of the lake.
Spanish: La habitación disfruta de una buena vista del lago.
English: How difficult is it to find a job?
Spanish: ¿Cómo de difícil es encontrar un trabajo?
English: It's still in good condition.
Spanish: Aún está en buenas condiciones.
English: I feel guilty about it.
Spanish: Me siento culpable por eso.
English: We got up after midnight.
Spanish: Nos levantamos pasada la medianoche.
English: There is always trouble after midnight in big cities.
Spanish: Siempre hay problemas después de medianoche en las grandes ciudades.
English: Tom went to bed at midnight.
Spanish: Tom se fue a la cama a la medianoche.
English: Tom usually goes to bed just before midnight.
Spanish: Normalmente Tom se va a la cama justo antes de medianoche.
English: Tom didn't get home until after midnight.
Spanish: Tom no llegó a casa hasta pasada la medianoche.
English: Tom and his friends often play cards until after midnight.
Spanish: Tom y sus amigos suelen jugar cartas hasta pasada la medianoche.
English: Tom's dog woke him up a little after midnight.
Spanish: El perro de Tom lo despertó un poco después de medianoche.
English: Tom goes to bed after midnight.
Spanish: Tom se va a la cama después de medianoche.
English: He heard him cry at midnight.
Spanish: Él lo oyó llorar a la medianoche.
English: Eggs can be used as weapons.
Spanish: Los huevos se pueden ocupar como armas.
English: Tom threw an egg at Mary.
Spanish: Tom le tiró un huevo a Mary.
English: It's a toy that the whole world knows.
Spanish: Es un juguete que todo el mundo conoce.
English: Look at the size of that thing!
Spanish: ¡Mirá el tamaño de esa cosa!
English: Yesterday my uncle bought a dog.
Spanish: Ayer mi tío se compró un perro.
English: I don't know the way home.
Spanish: No conozco el camino a casa.
English: Horses don't have horns; cows and sheep have horns.
Spanish: Los caballos no tienen cuernos; las vacas y los carneros tienen cuernos.
English: Who among us is perfect?
Spanish: ¿Quién entre nosotros es perfecto?
English: Please come and help me.
Spanish: Por favor, vengan a ayudarme.
English: Our neighbor has broken a rib.
Spanish: Nuestro vecino se rompió una costilla.
English: My neighbor is a kleptomaniac.
Spanish: Mi vecino es cleptómano.
English: Why would someone kill Tom?
Spanish: ¿Por qué alguien mataría a Tom?
English: Why did you kill Tom?
Spanish: ¿Por qué mataste a Tom?
English: Why don't you just quit your job?
Spanish: ¿Por qué simplemente no dejás tu empleo?
English: What is Tom's girlfriend's name?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es el nombre de la novia de Tom?
English: What did Tom's house look like?
Spanish: ¿Cómo era la casa de Tom?
English: What did they say?
Spanish: ¿Qué dijeron ellos?
English: What did they say?
Spanish: ¿Qué dijeron ellas?
English: Let's go back to the office.
Spanish: Volvamos a la oficina.
English: May I speak to you in private?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hablar con vos en privado?
English: May I speak to you in private?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hablar con vos a solas?
English: Tom likes Mary and Mary likes Tom.
Spanish: Tom gusta de Mary y Mary gusta de Tom.
English: Tom left something on the table for you.
Spanish: Tom te dejó algo en la mesa.
English: Is it possible that you're wrong?
Spanish: ¿Puede ser que estés equivocado?
English: I'd like you to leave now.
Spanish: Me gustaría que te fueras ya.
English: I wish I had known the truth.
Spanish: Quisiera haber sabido la verdad.
English: I will do what I need to do.
Spanish: Haré lo que tenga que hacer.
English: I like being on the team.
Spanish: Me gusta estar en el equipo.
English: I've locked my keys in my car.
Spanish: Se cerró la puerta del auto y me quedaron las llaves adentro.
English: I'm sure that your parents are very proud of you.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que tus padres están muy orgullosos de vos.
English: I'm sure that your parents are very proud of you.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que tus padres están muy orgullosos de ti.
English: I'm sure that your parents are very proud of you.
Spanish: Estoy seguro de que tus padres están muy orgullosos de ustedes.
English: He started to learn Spanish from the radio.
Spanish: Él empezó a aprender español por la radio.
English: I'm a noob, shoot me.
Spanish: Soy un novato; disparame.
English: Mary eats less than her sister does.
Spanish: María come menos que su hermana.
English: I didn't know he had a weak heart.
Spanish: No sabía que él tuviera un corazón frágil.
English: What I want isn't tea, but coffee.
Spanish: Lo que quiero no es té, sino café.
English: With 20/20 hindsight, he could tell why they lost the game.
Spanish: Como a toro pasado todos somos Manolete, él pudo explicar por qué perdieron el partido.
English: With 20/20 hindsight, he could tell why they lost the game.
Spanish: Como después de la batalla somos todos generales, él pudo explicar por qué perdieron el partido.
English: With 20/20 hindsight, he could tell why they lost the game.
Spanish: Como con el diario de mañana todos somos genios, él pudo explicar por qué perdieron el partido.
English: Now I know I should have stayed in that job, but hindsight is always 20-20 - I couldn't have known it when I was leaving.
Spanish: Ahora sé que debería haber permanecido en ese trabajo, pero a posteriori todo es evidente - no podía haber sabido eso cuando lo estaba dejando.
English: The general had 20/20 hindsight about the defeat, but no foresight at all.
Spanish: El general supo explicar perfectamente la derrota a posteriori, pero no había previsto nada en absoluto.
English: You may as well talk to a stone wall as to him.
Spanish: Hablar con él es como hablar con una pared.
English: Houses should be built so as to admit plenty of light as well as fresh air.
Spanish: Las casas deberían ser construidas para admitir abundante luz así como aire fresco.
English: Read as many newspapers as you can so as to keep up with the times.
Spanish: Lee tantos periódicos como puedas para mantenerte al día.
English: We love our mother almost without knowing it, without feeling it, as it is as natural as to live.
Spanish: Amamos a nuestra madre casi sin saberlo, sin percibirlo, como si fuera tan natural como el respirar.
English: She winked at me, as much as to say, I love you.
Spanish: Me guiñó el ojo, como diciendo, te quiero.
English: Nothing is as easy as to criticize others.
Spanish: Nada es más fácil que criticar a los demás.
English: He went as far as to call you a hypocrite.
Spanish: Él fue tan lejos como para llamarte hipócrita.
English: He nodded as much as to say that he agreed.
Spanish: Él asintió con la cabeza para indicar que estaba de acuerdo.
English: There seems to be little agreement as to how to preserve the evidence in such cases.
Spanish: Parece que no hay mucho acuerdo en cuanto a cómo preservar las pruebas en esos casos.
English: It's up to you to decide.
Spanish: La decisión depende de ti.
English: He had his head in the clouds in class.
Spanish: Él tenía la cabeza en las nubes en clase.
English: The government tried to suppress all opposition parties.
Spanish: El gobierno trató de suprimir todos los partidos de la oposición.
English: It's not polite to speak with your mouth full.
Spanish: No es de buena educación hablar con la boca llena.
English: Look at him: he must be quite old.
Spanish: Obsérvale: debe ser bastante mayor.
English: How did you come by this painting?
Spanish: ¿Cómo conseguiste ese cuadro?
English: It was not until I called that he came.
Spanish: No fue hasta que le llamé que vino.
English: Ken was at a loss what to say next.
Spanish: Ken no sabía qué decir a continuación.
English: Tom has been avoiding Mary all day.
Spanish: Tom ha estado evitando a Mary todo el día.
English: She asked him to help her father clean the garage, but he said that he was too busy to help.
Spanish: Ella le pidió que ayudara a su padre a limpiar el garaje, pero dijo que estaba muy ocupado para ayudar.
English: I intended to succeed, but I could not.
Spanish: Tenía la intención de triunfar, pero no pude.
English: You need to filter the output of this command in order to display only the lines with "foo" inside.
Spanish: Necesitas filtrar la salida de este comando para mostrar sólo las líneas que contienen "foo".
English: Water and oil are fluids.
Spanish: Agua y aceite son fluidos.
English: I can't find what I want.
Spanish: No soy capaz de encontrar lo que quiero.
English: Should we get up earlier?
Spanish: ¿Deberíamos levantarnos temprano?
English: This hallway keeps narrowing as I go farther and farther in.
Spanish: Este recibidor se va estrechando a medida que me adentro cada vez más en él.
English: The party was a big disappointment.
Spanish: La fiesta fue una gran decepción.
English: She tried again to fix the earring into her ear.
Spanish: Trató de encajar de nuevo el pendiente en su oreja.
English: He wished Mary had told him the story.
Spanish: Él deseó que Mary le hubiese contado la historia.
English: As it was cloudy, we could not enjoy the view.
Spanish: Como estaba nublado, no pudieron disfrutar la vista.
English: Look at the top of that tree.
Spanish: Mira a lo alto de ese árbol.
English: He asked her if she knew him.
Spanish: Le preguntó a ella si lo conocía.
English: You have some money, don't you?
Spanish: Tienes algo de dinero, ¿no?
English: Stop saying trifles! Focus on the main point.
Spanish: ¡Déjate de zarandajas! Céntrate en lo importante.
English: Tom didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
Spanish: Tom no sabía si reír o llorar.
English: Don't quarrel over trifles.
Spanish: No os peleéis por nimiedades.
English: Don't trouble him with trifles.
Spanish: No le molestes con nimiedades.
English: Don't bother me with such trifles.
Spanish: No me molestes por semejantes nimiedades.
English: It's a trifling incident.
Spanish: Es un incidente sin importancia.
English: I paid only a trifle for the picture.
Spanish: Pagué muy poco por el cuadro.
English: She's always worrying about trifles.
Spanish: Ella siempre se está preocupando por nimiedades.
English: You should not trifle with his feelings.
Spanish: No deberías jugar con sus sentimientos.
English: I had a quarrel with him about trifles.
Spanish: Tuve una pelea con él por nimiedades.
English: Women tend to fuss over trifling matters.
Spanish: Las mujeres tienden a hacer un mundo de nimiedades.
English: He is not a man to trifle with.
Spanish: Es mejor no meterse con él.
English: I didn't have the courage to tell her the truth.
Spanish: No tuve los arrestos para decirle la verdad.
English: I didn't have the courage to tell her the truth.
Spanish: No tuve el valor para contarle la verdad.
English: My friends say I'm a prolific writer, but I haven't written anything for months.
Spanish: Mis amigos dicen que soy un escritor prolífico, pero no he escrito nada durante meses.
English: Can you spare me a few minutes? I'd like to have a word with you.
Spanish: ¿Tienes unos minutos? Me gustaría tener una charla contigo.
English: The ticket is valid for a week.
Spanish: El pase es válido para una semana.
English: I can't buy that car - it costs an arm and a leg.
Spanish: No puedo comprar ese coche, vale un cojón.
English: We need someone with guts to do it.
Spanish: Necesitamos a alguien con dos cojones para hacerlo.
English: I don't give a damn about you and your circumstances!
Spanish: ¡Me importan tres cojones tú y tus circunstancias!
English: I had to go through hell and high water to get my driver's licence.
Spanish: Me costó mil pares de cojones sacarme el carné de conducir.
English: If you hurt him, I'll cut your balls off.
Spanish: Como le hagas daño te corto los cojones.
English: Stop lazing around and look for a job.
Spanish: Deja de tocarte los cojones y busca un trabajo.
English: We're scared because we've heard two people are going to be fired.
Spanish: Estamos acojonados porque hemos oído que van a despedir a dos personas.
English: I laughed my ass off when they told me that joke.
Spanish: Me descojoné cuando me contaron el chiste.
English: It's an amazing song!
Spanish: ¡Es una canción cojonuda!
English: How many books do you think you've read so far?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos libros crees que has leído hasta el momento?
English: None of this is good.
Spanish: Nada de aquí es bueno.
English: What made her do such a thing?
Spanish: ¿Qué la hizo hacer tal cosa?
English: Tom is cheating on his wife.
Spanish: Tom engaña a su mujer.
English: Whoever leaves the office last should turn off the light.
Spanish: El que se salga último de la oficina tiene que apagar la luz.
English: Whoever told you such a ridiculous story?
Spanish: ¿Pero quién te dijo esa historia tan ridícula?
English: Whoever wants to come to my party may come.
Spanish: El que quiera venir a mi fiesta puede venir.
English: We will welcome whoever wants to come to the party.
Spanish: Recibiremos a cualquier persona que quiera venir a la fiesta.
English: Whoever is at the door, please ask him to wait.
Spanish: Pídele que espere a quien sea que esté en la puerta, por favor.
English: Give it to whoever needs it.
Spanish: Dáselo a quienquiera que lo necesite.
English: Give it to whoever needs it.
Spanish: Déselo a quienquiera que lo necesite.
English: Give it to whoever needs it.
Spanish: Dénselo a quienquiera que lo necesite.
English: Whoever may oppose my plan, I will carry it out nonetheless.
Spanish: Llevaré a cabo mi plan, sea quien sea que se oponga.
English: Whoever may say so, it is wrong.
Spanish: Sea quien sea que lo diga, es incorrecto.
English: Tell whoever comes that I'm out.
Spanish: A quien sea que venga dile que salí.
English: Whoever telephones, tell him I'm out.
Spanish: Dile que salí a quienquiera que llame.
English: Whoever telephones, tell them I'm out.
Spanish: Dile que salí a quienquiera que llame.
English: Whoever wants it may take it.
Spanish: Quienquiera que lo quiera puede llevárselo.
English: Whoever wants the book may have it.
Spanish: Quienquiera que quiera el libro puede llevárselo.
English: You may give the book to whoever wants it.
Spanish: Puedes darle el libro a quien sea que lo quiera.
English: Whoever made that last comment, please leave now.
Spanish: Quien sea que haya hecho el último comentario, por favor váyase ahora.
English: Whoever finds the bag must bring it here.
Spanish: Quien sea que encuentre la mochila debe traerla aquí.
English: Whoever wins the race will receive the prize.
Spanish: Quienquiera que gane la carrera obtendrá el premio.
English: Sam helps whoever asks him to.
Spanish: Sam le ayuda a quienquiera que se lo pida.
English: I will give these tickets to whoever wants them.
Spanish: Le daré estos boletos a quienquiera que los quiera.
English: Give this book to whoever wants it.
Spanish: Dale este libro a quienquiera que lo quiera.
English: You may give this ticket to whoever wants it.
Spanish: Puedes darle este boleto a quien sea que lo quiera.
English: You may give this picture to whoever wants it.
Spanish: Le puedes dar esta fotografía a quien sea que la quiera.
English: Whoever believes in him is not condemned.
Spanish: Quienquiera que crea en él no será condenado.
English: Whoever calls now, tell him I'm not in.
Spanish: Dile que salí a quienquiera que llame ahora.
English: We just have to do it.
Spanish: Tan solo tenemos que hacerlo.
English: Judy was born on the morning of September 5.
Spanish: Judy nació la mañana del 5 de septiembre.
English: She is not in the least worried about her test scores.
Spanish: Ella no está preocupada en lo más mínimo por su puntaje en la prueba.
English: I've just been to my uncle's house.
Spanish: Acabo de estar en la casa de mi tío.
English: Is there place for this box in the van?
Spanish: ¿Hay espacio para esta caja en la furgoneta?
English: Who is taller, you or Ken?
Spanish: ¿Quién es más alto, tú o Ken?
English: Humans have five senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell.
Spanish: El ser humano tiene cinco sentidos: vista, oído, tacto, gusto y olfato.
English: The rain washed away the soil.
Spanish: La lluvia arrastró el suelo.
English: Tom and Mary demanded better working conditions.
Spanish: Tom y Mary exigieron mejores condiciones de trabajo.
English: Naoki was poor and lived in a small cabin.
Spanish: Naoki era pobre y vivía en una pequeña cabaña.
English: We're all friends on Tatoeba!
Spanish: ¡Todos somos amigos en Tatoeba!
English: The rain washed away the soil.
Spanish: La lluvia arrastró la tierra.
English: Tom shot himself in the head.
Spanish: Tom se pegó un tiro en la cabeza.
English: They say this town is full of cozenage.
Spanish: Dicen que este pueblo está lleno de estafadores.
English: Size isn't the only thing that matters.
Spanish: El tamaño no es lo único que importa.
English: There are too many commercials on TV.
Spanish: En la tele echan demasiados anuncios.
English: Mom! Hurry!
Spanish: ¡Mamá! ¡Apurate!
English: We'll soon find out.
Spanish: Pronto lo descubriremos.
English: You went to the park yesterday, didn't you?
Spanish: Ayer fuiste al parque, ¿verdad?
English: It's an amazing song!
Spanish: ¡Es una canción copada!
English: I heard him coming downstairs.
Spanish: Lo oí bajando las escaleras.
English: Why didn't he stop smoking?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no ha dejado de fumar?
English: May I join you?
Spanish: ¿Puedo unírmeles?
English: I want to join Joe's group.
Spanish: Quiero unirme al grupo de Joe.
English: They don't really care.
Spanish: A ellos realmente no les importa.
English: Do you believe in fairies?
Spanish: ¿Creés en las hadas?
English: Why did you leave out the first question on the exam?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no respondiste la primera pregunta del examen?
English: It's illegal to walk on the grass, but what about running?
Spanish: Es ilegal caminar en el pasto, pero ¿qué hay de correr?
English: Please do not walk on the grass.
Spanish: No camine sobre el pasto, por favor.
English: It was yesterday that Mary bought this skirt.
Spanish: Ayer fue que Mary compró esta falda.
English: On my way to the theater I saw a traffic accident.
Spanish: Camino al teatro vi un accidente de tráfico.
English: It was dark when we reached the hotel.
Spanish: Estaba oscuro para cuando llegamos al hotel.
English: It was dark when I reached the hotel.
Spanish: Estaba oscuro cuando llegué al hotel.
English: Tuesday was certainly cold.
Spanish: El martes sí que hacía frío.
English: My children won't listen to me.
Spanish: Mis niños no me quieren escuchar.
English: It's just a matter of time.
Spanish: Es solo cuestión de tiempo.
English: Take care and have a nice day.
Spanish: Cuídate y que tengas un buen día.
English: How far are we going?
Spanish: ¿Qué tan lejos vamos a ir?
English: You will get the worst beating of your life.
Spanish: Vas a recibir la peor paliza de tu vida.
English: We all need to work together.
Spanish: Todos necesitamos trabajar juntos.
English: If you want something to be done right, sometimes you've just got to do it yourself.
Spanish: Si quieres algo bien hecho, a veces solo tienes que ir a hacerlo por ti mismo.
English: I did it in a couple of days.
Spanish: Lo hice en un par de días.
English: We better tell the others.
Spanish: Mejor digámosles a los demás.
English: I'll give these kittens to whoever likes cats.
Spanish: Le daré estos gatitos a quienquiera que le gusten los gatos.
English: I will give this book to whoever wants it.
Spanish: Le daré este libro a quien sea que lo quiera.
English: I'll give this book to whoever wants it.
Spanish: Le daré este libro a quien sea que lo quiera.
English: I'll hire whoever he recommends.
Spanish: Contrataré a quienquiera que él recomiende.
English: I'll take whoever wants to go.
Spanish: Llevaré a quien sea que quiera ir.
English: Whoever comes, tell him I'm out.
Spanish: Sea quien sea quien venga, dile que salí.
English: Whoever comes, I won't let him in.
Spanish: Quienquiera que venga, no lo dejaré entrar.
English: I did nothing during the holidays.
Spanish: No hice nada en las vacaciones.
English: Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans.
Spanish: El huracán Katrina devastó Nueva Orleans.
English: These animals feed on grass.
Spanish: Estos animales se alimentan de hierba.
English: If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.
Spanish: Si quieres que algo se haga bien, tienes que hacerlo tú mismo.
English: Although I was tired, I did what I was able to do.
Spanish: Aunque estaba cansado, hice lo que pude.
English: The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
Spanish: El césped siempre es más verde al otro lado de la valla.
English: The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.
Spanish: El pasto está siempre más verde al otro lado de la cerca.
English: I have to change the batteries in the radio.
Spanish: Tengo que cambiarle las pilas a la radio.
English: Brightening the display on most cell phones reduces their battery life significantly.
Spanish: En la mayoría de teléfonos móviles, aumentar el brillo de la pantalla reduce considerablemente la duración de la batería.
English: I didn't know he had decided to leave his job.
Spanish: No sabía que él había decidido renunciar a su trabajo.
English: Do I have to go right now?
Spanish: ¿Tengo que ir enseguida?
English: He should come right away!
Spanish: ¡Él debe venir de inmediato!
English: I'm leaving you tomorrow.
Spanish: Mañana me despido de ti.
English: Do you know him personally?
Spanish: ¿Vos lo conocés personalmente?
English: What's that in your hand?
Spanish: ¿Qué es eso en tu mano?
English: Here's $10.00.
Spanish: Aquí están diez dólares.