jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Tom once worked at a bakery.
Spanish: Tom una vez trabajó en una panadería.
English: I think it's a good plan.
Spanish: Pienso que es un buen plan.
English: I think it's a neat idea.
Spanish: Pienso que es una idea genial.
English: I won't put up with that.
Spanish: No soportaré eso.
English: Tom still has a slight limp.
Spanish: Tom todavía tiene una ligera cojera.
English: Tom should be proud of this.
Spanish: Tom debería estar orgulloso de esto.
English: Tom still has a few options.
Spanish: Tom todavía tiene unas pocas opciones.
English: I wonder if we can do it.
Spanish: Me pregunto si podemos hacerlo.
English: We can't live without oxygen.
Spanish: No podemos vivir sin oxígeno.
English: How long are you planning to stay here?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo estás planeando estar aquí?
English: I could neither eat nor drink.
Spanish: No podía comer ni beber.
English: Until when will you be home?
Spanish: ¿Hasta cuándo estarás en casa?
English: He advised him not to go there by himself.
Spanish: Él le aconsejó que no fuera allí por su cuenta.
English: Y'all like white wine?
Spanish: ¿Os gusta el vino blanco?
English: Do you guys like white wine?
Spanish: ¿Os gusta el vino blanco?
English: Do you like white wine?
Spanish: ¿Os gusta el vino blanco?
English: Thirst is the feeling of needing to drink something.
Spanish: Sed es la sensación de necesitar beber algo.
English: Thirst is your body's way of telling you that it's running low on water, which it needs to work well.
Spanish: Sed es el modo que tiene tu cuerpo de decirte que está agotando el agua, la cual necesita para funcionar bien.
English: He plans to buy a new bicycle.
Spanish: Planea comprar una bicicleta nueva.
English: Drink when you are thirsty.
Spanish: Bebe cuando tengas sed.
English: Tom knew he'd be punished.
Spanish: Tom supo que él había sido castigado.
English: I must leave tomorrow morning.
Spanish: Debo irme mañana por la mañana.
English: What would've happened if Tom had come?
Spanish: ¿Qué habría ocurrido si Tom hubiese venido?
English: I hope to see my parents tomorrow.
Spanish: Espero ver a mis padres mañana.
English: I don't know what I should've done.
Spanish: No sé que debía haber hecho.
English: Have you read the book Tom bought for you?
Spanish: ¿Has leído el libro que Tom te compró?
English: Sorry. I must've dialed the wrong number.
Spanish: Discúlpeme. Creo que me equivoqué de número.
English: Tom likes to watch sports on television.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta mirar deporte en la televisión.
English: I miss my mom and dad.
Spanish: Echo de menos a mi madre y a mi padre.
English: I talked to Tom about it.
Spanish: Le hablé a Tom sobre él.
English: The 7th day of the week is Saturday.
Spanish: El séptimo día de la semana es el sábado.
English: I really need to see Tom.
Spanish: Realmente necesito ver a Tom.
English: I never said that to Tom.
Spanish: Nunca dije eso a Tom.
English: I'd like to know why.
Spanish: Me gustaría saber porqué.
English: I just tried to have fun.
Spanish: Sólo intenté divertirme.
English: Tom said he's feeling fine.
Spanish: Tom dijo que se está sintiendo bien.
English: Tom was very proud of that.
Spanish: Tom estaba muy orgulloso de eso.
English: You can never count on Tom.
Spanish: Nunca puedes contar con Tom.
English: When is school over?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo terminan las clases?
English: It doesn't matter whether the cat is white or black; the important thing is that it can catch mice.
Spanish: Da igual que el gato sea blanco o negro; lo importante es que atrape ratones.
English: Where was Tom yesterday?
Spanish: ¿Dónde estaba Tom ayer?
English: Which one of you two are coming with me?
Spanish: ¿Quién de vosotros dos viene conmigo?
English: Tom was killed by a drunk driver.
Spanish: A Tom lo mató un conductor borracho.
English: I made the trip for nothing.
Spanish: Hice el viaje para nada.
English: His attempt ended in failure.
Spanish: Su intento finalizó en fracaso.
English: His escape attempt was successful.
Spanish: Su intento de fuga fue exitoso.
English: His escape attempt was successful.
Spanish: Su intento de fuga tuvo éxito.
English: Masterpieces are only successful attempts.
Spanish: Las obras maestras son tan solo intentos con éxito.
English: Masterpieces are but successful attempts.
Spanish: Las obras maestras son sino intentos exitosos.
English: The way he looked at me gave me a bad feeling.
Spanish: La forma en que me miró me dio mala espina.
English: Tom made a ham-fisted attempt.
Spanish: Tom hizo un torpe intento.
English: I've attempted suicide twice.
Spanish: He intentado suicidarme en dos ocasiones.
English: All of our attempts failed.
Spanish: Todos nuestros intentos fallaron.
English: She attempted to commit suicide.
Spanish: Ella intentó cometer suicidio.
English: Whimper all you want. Nobody will do this for you, anyway. Don't even get your hopes up.
Spanish: Gimotea todo lo que quieras, nadie hará esto por ti de todos modos. Ni siquiera tengas la esperanza.
English: The poor rabbit, terrified, whimpered in the hands of its owner.
Spanish: El pobre conejo, asustado, gimoteaba en las manos de su dueño.
English: How long are you going to keep whimpering about that? You can't change the past.
Spanish: ¿Por cuánto tiempo vas a continuar lamentándote acerca de eso? No puedes cambiar el pasado.
English: We need to wind this up and go home.
Spanish: Necesitamos concluir esto e irnos a casa.
English: He made his son a chair.
Spanish: Le hizo una silla a su hijo.
English: Men ought either to be well treated or crushed, because they can avenge themselves of lighter injuries, but of more serious ones they cannot. Therefore, the injury that is to be done to a man ought to be of such a kind that he cannot take revenge.
Spanish: Los hombres deben o bien ser bien tratados o ser machacados, porque pueden vengarse de pequeñas lesiones, pero de las severas no podrán. Por lo tanto, la lesión que se le cause a un hombre debe ser de la clase que le impida tomarse la revancha.
English: You assemble sewing machines.
Spanish: Tú montas máquinas de coser.
English: I think we should hire Tom instead of Mary.
Spanish: Pienso que deberíamos contratar a Tom en lugar de Mary.
English: I hope you're not making a mistake.
Spanish: Espero que no estés cometiendo un error.
English: I knew we were going to be friends.
Spanish: Sabía que íbamos a ser amigos.
English: None of Tom's relatives came to his funeral.
Spanish: Ninguno de los familiares de Tom vinieron a su funeral.
English: I've always enjoyed playing tennis with Tom.
Spanish: Siempre disfruto jugando al tenis con Tom.
English: I have to steal that recipe.
Spanish: Tengo que robar esa receta.
English: It is thought that it was at this time that he engaged in incest with his sister.
Spanish: Se supone que fue en este tiempo que él entabló incesto con su hermana.
English: One's destination is never a place but rather a new way of looking at things.
Spanish: Nuestro destino nunca es un lugar, sino una nueva forma de ver las cosas.
English: He's annoyed because she always gets there late.
Spanish: Está enfadado porque ella siempre llega tarde.
English: That's the most important thing I've learned from you.
Spanish: Esa es la cosa más importante que he aprendido de ti.
English: How many is nine minus six?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto es nueve menos seis?
English: Twelve divided by three is four.
Spanish: Doce entre tres es cuatro.
English: Eight divided by two is four.
Spanish: Ocho entre dos es cuatro.
English: Tatoeba lacks developers.
Spanish: Tatoeba carece de desarrolladores.
English: She can speak and write in French.
Spanish: Ella sabe hablar y escribir en francés.
English: An eagle swooped and plucked a rabbit from the field.
Spanish: Un águila se lanzó en picado y atrapó un conejo del terreno.
English: The samurai decapitated his opponent in one fell swoop.
Spanish: El samurai decapitó a su oponente con un violento golpe hacia abajo.
English: The pasty was delicious.
Spanish: La empanadilla estaba deliciosa.
English: You've got a strong will.
Spanish: Has logrado una recia voluntad.
English: I have courage and a strong will.
Spanish: Tengo coraje y fuerza de voluntad.
English: He is a man of strong will.
Spanish: Él es hombre de fuerte voluntad.
English: Mary is a very strong-willed woman.
Spanish: Mary es una mujer muy obstinada.
English: The strong will survive and the weak will die.
Spanish: Las voluntades fuertes sobreviven mientras que las débiles mueren.
English: He was honest, strong, and willing to make decisions.
Spanish: Él fue honesto, fuerte y decidido para tomar decisiones.
English: A man of strong will is not subject to corruption.
Spanish: Un hombre de fuerte voluntad no se corrompe.
English: I don't care what you do with it.
Spanish: No me interesa lo que hagas con esto.
English: Tom wondered why many people in America think that baseball is more interesting to watch than soccer.
Spanish: Tom se preguntó por qué mucha gente en los Estados Unidos piensa que es más interesante ver béisbol que fútbol.
English: I'm a good Christian.
Spanish: Yo soy un buen cristiano.
English: The month of May is the month of mothers.
Spanish: El mes de mayo es el mes de las madres.
English: I burnt my fingers on the hob this morning.
Spanish: Quemé mis dedos en la placa esta mañana.
English: I think the answer is yes.
Spanish: Creo que la respuesta es sí.
English: I think the pay is enough.
Spanish: Creo que el pago es suficiente.
English: We know you lied about Tom.
Spanish: Sabemos que mentiste sobre Tom.
English: I think this is very rare.
Spanish: Pienso que esto es muy raro.
English: I think we can avoid that.
Spanish: Creo que podemos evitar eso.
English: I was a little bit scared.
Spanish: Estuve un poco asustado.
English: I shut the door so that they couldn't hear us.
Spanish: Cerré la puerta para que ellos no pudieran oírnos.
English: He has hired a private detective.
Spanish: Él ha contratado a un detective privado.
English: We'll have to pull an all-nighter.
Spanish: Tendremos que trasnochar.
English: How did you spend your vacation?
Spanish: ¿Cómo pasaste las vacaciones?
English: I'm not kidding!
Spanish: ¡No estoy bromeando!
English: I felt my heart beat violently.
Spanish: He sentido cómo mi corazón latía violentamente.
English: The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts.
Spanish: La felicidad de tu vida depende de la calidad de tus pensamientos.
English: Maria is in no condition to make a decision.
Spanish: María no está en condiciones de tomar una decisión.
English: A mare is a female horse.
Spanish: Una yegua es un caballo hembra.
English: I was shaking like a leaf.
Spanish: Yo estaba temblando como una hoja.
English: Who bought you this dress?
Spanish: ¿Quién te ha comprado este vestido?
English: Stand up and introduce yourself, please.
Spanish: Levántese y preséntese, por favor.
English: Be careful: We capitalize nationalities, days of the week, and languages in English.
Spanish: Ten cuidado: En inglés las nacionalidades, los días de la semana y los idiomas se escriben con mayúscula inicial.
English: I'm not afraid of death, but I prefer not to be here when it occurs.
Spanish: Yo no le tengo miedo a la muerte, pero prefiero no estar ahí cuando ocurra.
English: I don't know which of the two to choose. They're both very pretty.
Spanish: No sé cuál de los dos escoger. Es que los dos son muy lindos.
English: This computer freezes every day. It's about to die.
Spanish: Este computador se congela todos los días. Está a punto de morir.
English: Tom likes word games.
Spanish: A Tom le gustan los juegos de palabras.
English: Tom didn't need our help.
Spanish: Tom no necesitó nuestra ayuda.
English: Are you in the library?
Spanish: ¿Estás en la biblioteca?
English: Don't play poker with her.
Spanish: No juegues al póquer con ella.
English: I must find a new friend.
Spanish: Necesito encontrar un nuevo amigo.
English: We don't know how to find him.
Spanish: No sabemos cómo encontrarlo.
English: He took a book from the shelf.
Spanish: Él tomó un libro de la estantería.
English: I can't tell his twin sisters apart.
Spanish: No puedo diferenciar a sus hermanas gemelas.
English: Do you refer to me?
Spanish: ¿Te refieres a mí?
English: What the hell was she thinking?
Spanish: ¿En qué narices estaba pensando ella?
English: Tom was willing to sacrifice everything for you.
Spanish: Tom estaba dispuesto a sacrificar todo por ti.
English: Can you play the drums?
Spanish: ¿Tocas la batería?
English: Tom vowed to spread the truth about what was going on in the prison.
Spanish: Tom se prometió a sí mismo dar a conocer la verdad sobre lo que estaba ocurriendo en prisión.
English: I've failed in every respect.
Spanish: He fallado en todos los aspectos.
English: Tom pushed Mary out the window.
Spanish: Tom tiró a María por la ventana.
English: Tom just tried to choke me.
Spanish: Tom intentó asfixiarme.
English: Why are you opposed to this?
Spanish: ¿Por qué te opones a esto?
English: He looks like his father.
Spanish: Él se parece a su papá.
English: Stop talking and start working!
Spanish: ¡Deja de hablar y empieza a trabajar!
English: I'd love to live in Boston.
Spanish: Me gustaría vivir en Boston.
English: I told Tom I'm from Boston.
Spanish: Le dije a Tom que soy de Boston.
English: I'm not going to go to Boston with you.
Spanish: No voy a ir a Boston contigo.
English: Bill, don't go there!
Spanish: ¡Bill, no vayas ahí!
English: Do you have something that's good for a cough?
Spanish: ¿Tiene algo bueno para la tos?
English: Put your hand over your mouth when you cough, sneeze or yawn.
Spanish: Tápate la boca cuando tosas, estornudes o bosteces.
English: Put your hand over your mouth when you cough, sneeze or yawn.
Spanish: Tápese la boca cuando tosa, estornude o bostece.
English: I wish I had done this earlier.
Spanish: Ojalá hubiera hecho esto antes.
English: Put your toys back into the box and then put the box on the shelf.
Spanish: Pon tus juguetes de vuelta en la caja y pon la caja en la repisa.
English: Tom stared into the impenetrable blackness of the night sky.
Spanish: Tom miraba la oscuridad impenetrable del cielo nocturno.
English: Not for school, but for life do we learn.
Spanish: Aprendemos no para la escuela, sino para la vida.
English: My business trip was canceled.
Spanish: Cancelaron mi viaje de negocios.
English: Stay out of my business.
Spanish: No te metas en mis asuntos.
English: Let me give you my business card.
Spanish: Deja que te dé mi tarjeta de presentación.
English: Tom said it was none of my business.
Spanish: Tom dijo que no era asunto mío.
English: Tom told me it was none of my business.
Spanish: Tom me dijo que no es asunto mío.
English: I don't want Tom telling me how to run my business.
Spanish: No quiero a Tom diciéndome cómo manejar mis negocios.
English: What does that have to do with you? This is my business!
Spanish: ¿Y eso qué tiene que ver contigo? ¡Es asunto mío!
English: What you do in your own time is none of my business.
Spanish: Lo qué haces tú con tu tiempo no es asunto mío.
English: Just like you, I haven't slept in these trying days.
Spanish: Yo, como usted, no he dormido en estos días difíciles.
English: I'd like to return these pants because they're too big for me.
Spanish: Quiero devolver estos pantalones porque me quedaban demasiado grandes.
English: These figures are beyond human understanding.
Spanish: Estos números van más allá de la comprensión humana.
English: I hope that, with these examples, you can understand better.
Spanish: Espero que con estos ejemplos se pueda entender mejor.
English: These two pencils are similar, but not the same.
Spanish: Estos dos lápices son similares, pero no son iguales.
English: These pencils might look alike but they're not the same.
Spanish: Estos dos lápices son similares, pero no son iguales.
English: When I'm using headphones I can't hear anything.
Spanish: No puedo escuchar nada cuando estoy usando estos auriculares.
English: I've gained weight and these pants are quite tight.
Spanish: He engordado y estos pantalones me quedan muy justos.
English: Why do I always have to put up with these things?
Spanish: ¿Por qué siempre tengo que enfrentarme con estos problemas?
English: These days there are ways to fix these problems.
Spanish: Hoy en día uno puede resolver todos estos problemas.
English: These are the first tomatoes from my garden.
Spanish: Estos son los primeros tomates cultivados en mi jardín.
English: Who are you going to give these books to?
Spanish: ¿A quién le vas a dar estos libros?
English: How were your first days at school?
Spanish: ¿Cómo te fue estos primeros días de escuela?
English: The cold won't harm these animals.
Spanish: El frío no puede dañar a estos animales.
English: These lights are beautiful!
Spanish: ¡Qué lindos son estos juegos de luces!
English: These cars are yours? "Yes, they're mine."
Spanish: ¿Estos autos son tuyos? "Sí, son míos."
English: Are these cars yours? "Yes they are."
Spanish: ¿Estos autos son tuyos? "Sí, son míos."
English: These jerseys are too big for me.
Spanish: Estos jerséis son demasiado grandes para mí.
English: Get your socks on fast. We're late!
Spanish: ¡Ponte rápido estos calcetines! Vamos con retraso.
English: Can you see the difference between these two pictures?
Spanish: ¿Ves la diferencia entre estos dos imágenes?
English: My grandmother gave me these pendants.
Spanish: Estos pendientes me los regaló mi abuela.
English: I've a lot to think about these days.
Spanish: Tengo mucho en mi cabeza estos días.
English: None of these cars are mine.
Spanish: Ninguno de estos coches me pertenece.
English: None of these eggs are fresh.
Spanish: Todos estos huevos no están frescos.
English: These things are good quality.
Spanish: Estos artículos son de buena calidad.
English: These are high quality goods.
Spanish: Estos artículos son de buena calidad.
English: The last few days have been very rainy.
Spanish: Está lloviendo mucho estos últimos días.
English: These books are poor sellers.
Spanish: Estos libros no se venden bien.
English: These two friends are always together.
Spanish: Estos dos amigos pasean siempre juntos.
English: These pencils need sharpening.
Spanish: Hay que sacarles punta a estos lápices.
English: These animals are better than those ones.
Spanish: Estos animales son mejores que aquellos.
English: These books are better than those ones.
Spanish: Estos libros son mejores que aquellos.
English: These banks are better than those.
Spanish: Estos bancos son mejores que aquellos.
English: These pens are better than those.
Spanish: Estos bolígrafos son mejores que aquellos.
English: These glasses don't have any water.
Spanish: No hay agua en estos vasos.
English: Which of these dogs is yours?
Spanish: ¿Cuál de estos es tu perro?
English: Tom, are all these books yours?
Spanish: Tom, ¿todos estos libros son tuyos?
English: Tom, are these books all yours?
Spanish: Tom, ¿todos estos libros son tuyos?
English: Aren't these your books?
Spanish: ¿No son estos tus libros?
English: With these headphones, I can't hear anything.
Spanish: No puedo escuchar nada cuando estoy usando estos auriculares.
English: Where's the car?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está el coche?
English: Wrinkles? I spent too much time to have them to be ashamed of them.
Spanish: ¿Arrugas? He gastado mucho tiempo para tenerlas para estar avergonzado de ellas.
English: Do you need sunglasses?
Spanish: ¿Necesitas gafas?
English: Get out of here, you dog!
Spanish: ¡Desaparecé, perro!
English: Bugger off, will you?
Spanish: ¡Desaparecé, perro!
English: How about we meet for breakfast?
Spanish: ¿Desayunamos juntos?
English: I'm pissed off!
Spanish: ¡Estoy indignada!
English: Did you come the day before yesterday?
Spanish: ¿Viniste anteayer?
English: Is there any extra charge?
Spanish: ¿Cobran comisión?
English: Do you charge a commission?
Spanish: ¿Cobran comisión?
English: Yes, of course!
Spanish: Sí, ¡Ciertamente!
English: What an uproar!
Spanish: ¡Qué confusión!
English: I don't know where I am.
Spanish: ¡Estoy perdido!
English: Are you trying to get me mad?
Spanish: ¿Intentas enojarme?
English: Excuse me for interrupting.
Spanish: Discúlpeme por interrumpir.
English: What sign are you?
Spanish: ¿Qué signo eres?
English: One of the downsides of living downtown is the noise you hear all day long every day of the week.
Spanish: Una de las desventajas de vivir en el centro es el ruido que se escucha todo el día, todos los días de la semana.
English: The people tend to shorten their words as they speak and some of these sound more like contractions rather than separate words.
Spanish: La gente tiende a ahorrar palabras al hablar y por eso algunas de ellas se escuchan más como una contracción que como palabras individuales.
English: If the universe is full of stars, why doesn't their light continually light up the entire sky?
Spanish: Si el universo está lleno de estrellas, ¿por qué la luz que proviene de todas ellas no hace que brille continuamente el cielo entero?
English: Why are there so many motorcycles in this city? Well, it's because they're cheaper than cars and there are more poor people than rich ones.
Spanish: ¿Que por qué hay tantas motos en esta ciudad? Pues porque son más baratas que los carros y hay más gente pobre que rica.
English: How do I get to 5th Street? "Turn right at the second street, go two blocks and turn right again."
Spanish: ¿Cómo le hago para llegar a la Calle Cinco? "Tome la segunda calle a la derecha, siga dos cuadras y doble a la derecha."
English: I can't promise that you'll like these books but I think it would be a good idea to at least look them over.
Spanish: No te puedo asegurar que estos libros te vayan a gustar pero creo que es buena idea que al menos les eches un vistazo.
English: Is Dad in the kitchen?
Spanish: ¿Está papá en la cocina?
English: One is red and the other is white.
Spanish: Una es roja, y la otra es blanca.
English: This coat is worn and looks bad. Isn't it time you got a new one?
Spanish: Ese abrigo está desgastado y ya se ve mal. ¿No sería hora de que te compraras uno nuevo?
English: Finally they both fell asleep.
Spanish: Al final los dos se quedaron dormidos.
English: I said I was tired.
Spanish: Dije que estaba cansado.
English: I said I was tired.
Spanish: Dije que estaba cansada.
English: Is the book on the chair?
Spanish: ¿Está el libro sobre la silla?
English: Is it in the room?
Spanish: ¿Está en el cuarto?
English: Where is the bicycle?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está la bicicleta?
English: The bicycle is in the street.
Spanish: La bicicleta está en la calle.
English: Where's the table?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está la mesa?
English: Where is the apple?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está la manzana?
English: Is the book on the table?
Spanish: ¿Está el libro sobre la mesa?
English: Is the dog in the yard?
Spanish: ¿El perro está en el patio?
English: The cat is in the yard, too.
Spanish: El gato también está en el patio.
English: The cow is at the farm, too.
Spanish: La vaca también está en la granja.
English: Where is the cow?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está la vaca?
English: The car is on the street.
Spanish: El carro está en la calle.
English: The plane is at the airport.
Spanish: El avión está en el aeropuerto.
English: Yes, it is a dog.
Spanish: Sí, es un perro.
English: What do you have there?
Spanish: ¿Qué tiene usted ahí?
English: What do you have there?
Spanish: ¿Qué tienen ahí?
English: What do you have there?
Spanish: ¿Qué tienes ahí?
English: I love trees, said the squirrel.
Spanish: Me encantan los árboles, dijo la ardilla.
English: What is Tom's shoe size?
Spanish: ¿Qué talla calza Tom?
English: What's Tom's shoe size?
Spanish: ¿Qué talla calza Tom?
English: Cats don't eat bananas.
Spanish: Los gatos no comen plátanos.
English: We heard the door shut.
Spanish: Oímos la puerta cerrándose.
English: Catholicism repudiates the idea of reincarnation.
Spanish: El catolicismo reniega de la idea de la reencarnación.
English: Tom didn't laugh at my joke.
Spanish: Tom no se rio de mi broma.
English: We should be there by noon.
Spanish: Deberíamos de estar allá para mediodía.
English: He's jumping out of the frying pan into the fire.
Spanish: Huye de Málaga y cae en Malagón.
English: Being a foreigner, I couldn't catch on to the joke.
Spanish: Como soy extranjero, no pude entender el chiste.
English: He says he will not give up smoking.
Spanish: Él dice que no se quitará de fumar.