jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Tú eres un poco más alto que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Tú eres un poco más alta que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Tú eres un poco más alta que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Vosotras sois un poco más altas que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Vosotras sois un poco más altas que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Vosotros sois un poco más altos que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Vosotros sois un poco más altos que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Vosotros sois un poco más altos que yo ¿no?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Vosotros sois un poco más altos que yo ¿no?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Vosotras sois un poco más altas que yo ¿no?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Ustedes son un poco más altas que yo ¿no?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Ustedes son un poco más altas que yo ¿no?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Ustedes son un poco más altos que yo ¿no?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Ustedes son un poco más altos que yo ¿no?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Ustedes son un poco más altos que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Ustedes son un poco más altos que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Ustedes son un poco más altas que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Ustedes son un poco más altas que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es un poco más alta que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es un poco más alta que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es un poco más alto que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es un poco más alto que yo ¿verdad?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es un poco más alto que yo ¿no?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es un poco más alto que yo ¿no?
English: You're a little taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es un poco más alta que yo ¿no?
English: You're a bit taller than I am, aren't you?
Spanish: Usted es un poco más alta que yo ¿no?
English: Sorry, we don't accept credit cards.
Spanish: Lo siento, no aceptamos tarjetas de crédito.
English: Sorry, we don't accept credit cards.
Spanish: Lo sentimos, no aceptamos tarjetas de crédito.
English: Sami can have the night off.
Spanish: Sami se puede tomar la noche libre.
English: Do you have a brother?
Spanish: ¿Tienes un hermano?
English: Do you have a brother?
Spanish: ¿Tenéis un hermano?
English: Some things are better left undone.
Spanish: Algunas cosas es mejor dejarlas sin hacer.
English: Can you water my plants and feed my fish while I'm gone?
Spanish: ¿Puedes regarme las plantas y darle de comer al pez mientras yo esté fuera?
English: Can you water my plants and feed my fish while I'm gone?
Spanish: ¿Podéis regarme las plantas y darle de comer al pez mientras yo esté fuera?
English: Can you water my plants and feed my fish while I'm gone?
Spanish: ¿Puede regarme las plantas y darle de comer al pez mientras yo esté fuera?
English: Can you water my plants and feed my fish while I'm gone?
Spanish: ¿Pueden regarme las plantas y darle de comer al pez mientras yo esté fuera?
English: I want to buy a drone, but my parents won't let me.
Spanish: Quiero comprarme un dron pero mis padres no me van a dejar.
English: I want to buy a drone, but my parents won't let me.
Spanish: Quiero comprarme un dron pero mis padres no me lo permitirán.
English: She has just lost her job.
Spanish: Ella acaba de perder su trabajo.
English: This compass will be useful on your trip.
Spanish: Esta brújula te será útil en el viaje.
English: This compass will be useful on your trip.
Spanish: Esta brújula os será útil en el viaje.
English: This compass will be useful on your trip.
Spanish: Esta brújula le será útil en el viaje.
English: This compass will be useful on your trip.
Spanish: Esta brújula les será útil en el viaje.
English: I'm not going to let anybody stop me.
Spanish: No voy a dejar que nadie me detenga.
English: I'm not going to let anybody stop me.
Spanish: No voy a permitir que nadie me detenga.
English: I'm not going to let anyone stop me.
Spanish: No voy a permitir que nadie me detenga.
English: I'm not going to let anyone stop me.
Spanish: No voy a dejar que nadie me detenga.
English: Nobody's going to stop me.
Spanish: Nadie va a pararme.
English: Nobody's going to stop me.
Spanish: Nadie va a detenerme.
English: No one's going to stop me.
Spanish: Nadie me va a detener.
English: No one's going to stop me.
Spanish: Nadie me va a parar.
English: No one's going to stop me.
Spanish: Nadie va a detenerme.
English: No one's going to stop me.
Spanish: Nadie va a pararme.
English: No one's going to stop me.
Spanish: No me va a parar nadie.
English: No one's going to stop me.
Spanish: No va a pararme nadie.
English: Nobody's going to stop me.
Spanish: No me va a parar nadie.
English: Nobody's going to stop me.
Spanish: No va a pararme nadie.
English: Mary buttoned her blouse.
Spanish: Mary se abotonó la blusa.
English: Mary is a stubborn woman.
Spanish: Mary es una mujer testaruda.
English: Mary lied to her husband.
Spanish: Mary le mintió a su marido.
English: Mary lied to her husband.
Spanish: Mary le mintió a su esposo.
English: Mary still plays with dolls.
Spanish: Mary todavía juega con muñecas.
English: Mary still plays with dolls.
Spanish: Mary aún juega con muñecas.
English: This is a real steal.
Spanish: Esto es un auténtico chollo.
English: This is a real steal.
Spanish: Esto es una auténtica ganga.
English: Mary's so nice that you can't help but like her.
Spanish: Mary es tan maja que no se puede evitar que te guste.
English: Mary isn't just my sister. She's my best friend, too.
Spanish: Mary no es solo mi hermana, también es mi mejor amiga.
English: Mary may be cute, but I don't like her.
Spanish: Puede que Mary sea mona pero a mí no me gusta.
English: Mary may be pretty, but I don't like her.
Spanish: Puede que Mary sea guapa pero a mí no me gusta.
English: Mary is one of the prettiest women in Australia.
Spanish: Mary es una de las mujeres más guapas de Australia.
English: I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride.
Spanish: Ahora os declaro marido y mujer. Puedes besar a la novia.
English: I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss the bride.
Spanish: Ahora os declaro marido y mujer. Puede besar a la novia.
English: I walked out of the cave.
Spanish: Salí andando de la cueva.
English: I walked out of the cave.
Spanish: Salí de la cueva andando.
English: I guess it's time to stop this.
Spanish: Imagino que es hora de dejarlo.
English: I guess it's time to stop this.
Spanish: Imagino que es hora de pararlo.
English: I guess it's time to stop this.
Spanish: Imagino que es hora de detenerlo.
English: Don't you have a girlfriend?
Spanish: ¿No tienes novia?
English: Linda likes chocolate very much.
Spanish: A Linda le gusta mucho el chocolate.
English: You are unbeatable!
Spanish: ¡Eres imbatible!
English: You are unbeatable!
Spanish: ¡Sois imbatibles!
English: You are unbeatable!
Spanish: ¡Usted es imbatible!
English: You are unbeatable!
Spanish: ¡Ustedes son imbatibles!
English: Do you know anyone who does that?
Spanish: ¿Conoce a alguien que lo haga?
English: Do you know any redheads?
Spanish: ¿Conoces alguna pelirroja?
English: Do you think you really know me?
Spanish: ¿Crees que realmente me conoces?
English: Do you know Father Grassi?
Spanish: ¿Conocés al padre Grassi?
English: The inhabitants of the Gizeldon Valley are used to avalanches.
Spanish: Los habitantes del valle del Guizeldón están habituados a las avalanchas.
English: What can I tell you about Olga that you don't already know?
Spanish: ¿Qué podría contarte de Olga que no sepas ya?
English: What can I tell you about Olga that you don't already know?
Spanish: ¿Qué podría contarte de Olga que ya no sepas?
English: What can I tell you about Olga that you don't already know?
Spanish: ¿Qué podría contaros de Olga que no sepáis ya?
English: What can I tell you about Olga that you don't already know?
Spanish: ¿Qué podría contaros de Olga que ya no sepáis?
English: What can I tell you about Olga that you don't already know?
Spanish: ¿Qué podría contarle a usted de Olga que no sepa ya?
English: What can I tell you about Olga that you don't already know?
Spanish: ¿Qué podría contarle a usted de Olga que ya no sepa?
English: What can I tell you about Olga that you don't already know?
Spanish: ¿Qué podría contarles a ustedes de Olga que ya no sepan?
English: What can I tell you about Olga that you don't already know?
Spanish: ¿Qué podría contarles a ustedes de Olga que no sepan ya?
English: Can Muscovites understand people from Kyrgyzstan?
Spanish: ¿Los moscovitas pueden entender a la gente de Kirguistán?
English: I hope you're not going to tell another anecdote about Masha.
Spanish: Espero que no vayas a contar otra anécdota de Masha.
English: I hope you're not going to tell another anecdote about Masha.
Spanish: Espero que no vayáis a contar otra anécdota de Masha.
English: I hope you're not going to tell another anecdote about Masha.
Spanish: Espero que no vaya a contar otra anécdota de Masha.
English: I hope you're not going to tell another anecdote about Masha.
Spanish: Espero que no vayan a contar otra anécdota de Masha.
English: Is Mary a real blonde?
Spanish: ¿Mary es rubia auténtica?
English: Is Mary a real blonde?
Spanish: ¿Es Mary rubia auténtica?
English: Mary is afraid of men.
Spanish: A Mary los hombres le dan miedo.
English: Mary is afraid of men.
Spanish: A Mary le dan miedo los hombres.
English: I'm going to sell my car.
Spanish: Yo voy a vender mi carro.
English: I will sell my car.
Spanish: Yo voy a vender mi carro.
English: Mary said she didn't have a plan.
Spanish: Mary dijo que no tenía ningún plan.
English: Mary said she didn't have a plan.
Spanish: Mary dijo que no tenía plan alguno.
English: Mary said she couldn't swim well.
Spanish: Mary dijo que no sabía nadar bien.
English: Mary said she couldn't swim well.
Spanish: Mary decía que no sabía nadar bien.
English: Mary said she couldn't swim well.
Spanish: Mary dijo que no nadaba bien.
English: Mary said she couldn't swim well.
Spanish: Mary decía que no nadaba bien.
English: I may actually have to go.
Spanish: De hecho, puede que tenga que ir.
English: I may actually have to go.
Spanish: De hecho, puede que tenga que ir yo.
English: She is no longer my friend.
Spanish: Ella ya no es mi amiga.
English: He cut himself with a knife.
Spanish: Se cortó con un cuchillo.
English: He cut himself with a knife.
Spanish: Él se cortó con un cuchillo.
English: She cut herself with a knife.
Spanish: Se cortó con un cuchillo.
English: She cut herself with a knife.
Spanish: Ella se cortó con un cuchillo.
English: Mary rarely wears dresses.
Spanish: Mary rara vez lleva vestido.
English: Mary put on too much perfume.
Spanish: Mary se puso demasiado perfume.
English: Mary put on too much perfume.
Spanish: Mary se echó demasiado perfume.
English: A Christian transgendered person I know said: "God has better things to do than to make up rules on who can use which bathroom."
Spanish: Un transexual cristiano que conozco dijo: "Dios tiene cosas mejores que hacer que dictar reglas sobre quién puede usar qué baño."
English: We were at a wine degustation where we sampled small amounts of various wines.
Spanish: Estuvimos en una degustación de vino donde catamos pequeñas cantidades de varios vinos.
English: We were at a wine degustation where we sampled small amounts of various wines.
Spanish: Estuvimos en una degustación de vino donde catamos pequeñas cantidades de diversos vinos.
English: Try this. "What is it?" "It's couscous."
Spanish: Prueba esto. "¿Qué es?" "Es cuscús."
English: Try this. "What is it?" "It's couscous."
Spanish: Probad esto. "¿Qué es?" "Es cuscús."
English: Try this. "What is it?" "It's couscous."
Spanish: Pruebe esto. "¿Qué es?" "Es cuscús."
English: Try this. "What is it?" "It's couscous."
Spanish: Prueben esto. "¿Qué es?" "Es cuscús."
English: She put on her overcoat before going out.
Spanish: Se puso el abrigo antes de salir.
English: She put on her overcoat before going out.
Spanish: Ella se puso el abrigo antes de salir.
English: He put on his overcoat before going out.
Spanish: Se puso el abrigo antes de salir.
English: He put on his overcoat before going out.
Spanish: Él se puso el abrigo antes de salir.
English: It cost an arm and a leg.
Spanish: Costó un ojo de la cara.
English: It cost an arm and a leg.
Spanish: Costó un riñón.
English: It cost an arm and a leg.
Spanish: Costaba un ojo de la cara.
English: It cost an arm and a leg.
Spanish: Costaba un riñón.
English: This cost me an arm and a leg.
Spanish: Esto me costó un ojo de la cara.
English: This cost me an arm and a leg.
Spanish: Esto me costó un riñón.
English: That diamond ring cost an arm and a leg.
Spanish: Ese anillo de diamantes costaba un ojo de la cara.
English: That diamond ring cost an arm and a leg.
Spanish: Ese anillo de diamantes costó un ojo de la cara.
English: That diamond ring cost an arm and a leg.
Spanish: Ese anillo de diamantes costaba un riñón.
English: That diamond ring cost an arm and a leg.
Spanish: Ese anillo de diamantes costó un riñón.
English: We're going to have a lot of fun!
Spanish: ¡Nos lo vamos a pasar bomba!
English: Let's go to the park where it's not noisy.
Spanish: Vamos al parque donde no haya ruido.
English: Let's go to the park where it isn't noisy.
Spanish: Vamos al parque donde no haya ruido.
English: Do you anticipate any problems?
Spanish: ¿Prevés problemas?
English: Do you anticipate any problems?
Spanish: ¿Prevéis problemas?
English: Do you anticipate any problems?
Spanish: ¿Prevé problemas?
English: Do you anticipate any problems?
Spanish: ¿Prevén problemas?
English: Do you know how to tie a tie?
Spanish: ¿Sabes cómo anudar una corbata?
English: Do you know how to tie a tie?
Spanish: ¿Sabes cómo hacer el nudo de una corbata?
English: Do you know how to tie a tie?
Spanish: ¿Sabéis cómo hacer el nudo de una corbata?
English: Do you know how to tie a tie?
Spanish: ¿Sabe cómo hacer el nudo de una corbata?
English: Do you know how to tie a tie?
Spanish: ¿Saben cómo hacer el nudo de una corbata?
English: Do you know how to tie a tie?
Spanish: ¿Sabéis cómo anudar una corbata?
English: Do you know how to tie a tie?
Spanish: ¿Sabe cómo anudar una corbata?
English: Do you know how to tie a tie?
Spanish: ¿Saben cómo anudar una corbata?
English: The Eurasian blackcap's songs can be heard from two to two-thirty p.m.
Spanish: El canto de la curruca capirotada se puede oír desde las dos hasta las dos y media.
English: The Eurasian blackcap's songs can be heard from two to two-thirty p.m.
Spanish: El canto de la curruca capirotada puede oírse desde las dos hasta las dos y media.
English: The Eurasian blackcap's songs can be heard from two to two-thirty p.m.
Spanish: El canto de la curruca capirotada puede oírse de dos a dos y media.
English: The Eurasian blackcap's songs can be heard from two to two-thirty p.m.
Spanish: El canto de la curruca capirotada se puede oír de dos a dos y media.
English: Mary lost her favorite pen.
Spanish: Mary perdió su bolígrafo favorito.
English: Mary is wearing eye shadow.
Spanish: Mary lleva sombra de ojos.
English: Mary is brushing her hair.
Spanish: Mary se está cepillando el pelo.
English: Mary is brushing her hair.
Spanish: Mary está cepillándose el pelo.
English: Mary pulled her hair in a bun.
Spanish: Mary se recogió el pelo en un moño.
English: Mary pulled her hair in a bun.
Spanish: Mary se recogía el pelo en un moño.
English: I'll pretend that I didn't hear that.
Spanish: Haré como que no lo he oído.
English: I'll pretend that I didn't hear that.
Spanish: Fingiré no haberlo oído.
English: I'll pretend that I didn't hear that.
Spanish: Fingiré no haber oído eso.
English: I'll pretend I didn't hear that.
Spanish: Fingiré no haberlo oído.
English: I'll pretend I didn't hear that.
Spanish: Haré como que no lo he oído.
English: In many languages, it is difficult to write in the first person without giving away one's gender.
Spanish: En muchas lenguas resulta difícil escribir en primera persona sin desvelar el género de uno.
English: In many languages, it is difficult to write in the first person without giving away one's gender.
Spanish: En muchas lenguas resulta complicado escribir en primera persona sin desvelar el género de uno.
English: You ought to see a doctor.
Spanish: Necesitas que te vea un médico.
English: Algeria's flag has three colors: green, white and red.
Spanish: La bandera de Argelia tiene tres colores: verde, blanco y rojo.
English: I like cats more than dogs.
Spanish: A mí me gustan los gatos más que los perros.
English: The cat ate the mouse.
Spanish: El gato se ha comido el ratón.
English: It's the story of a cat.
Spanish: Ésta es la historia de un gato.
English: The cat is under the table.
Spanish: El gato está abajo de la mesa.
English: Cats can climb trees, but dogs can't.
Spanish: Los gatos pueden subirse a los árboles, pero los perros no.
English: My cat killed this mouse.
Spanish: Mi gato mató a este ratón.
English: His house was small and old.
Spanish: Su casa era pequeña y vieja.
English: Tom has everything he needs to do the job.
Spanish: Tom tiene todo lo que necesita para la ejecución del trabajo.
English: What are we having for dessert?
Spanish: ¿Qué vamos a tomar de postre?
English: What are we having for dessert?
Spanish: ¿Qué tomamos de postre?
English: The snail drew in its feelers.
Spanish: El caracol retrajo sus cuernos.
English: The snail drew in its feelers.
Spanish: El caracol retrajo los cuernos.
English: The snail draws in its feelers.
Spanish: El caracol retrae sus cuernos.
English: The snail draws in its feelers.
Spanish: El caracol retrae los cuernos.
English: Huh, you've got the experience?! Don't get me started. I have underwear older than you.
Spanish: ¡Bah! ¿Que tienes experiencia? No me hagas hablar. Cuando tú vas, yo ya he venido.
English: Huh, you've got the experience?! Don't get me started. I have underwear older than you.
Spanish: ¡Bah! ¿Que tienes experiencia? No me tires de la lengua. Cuando tú vas, yo ya he vuelto.
English: She went to see him in the hospital every day.
Spanish: Ella fue a verle al hospital todos los días.
English: I think aliens exist.
Spanish: Creo que los extraterrestres existen.
English: I think aliens exist.
Spanish: Creo que existen los extraterrestres.
English: I think aliens exist.
Spanish: Creo que los alienígenas existen.
English: I think aliens exist.
Spanish: Creo que existen los alienígenas.
English: Mary ate a dozen donuts all by herself.
Spanish: Mary se comió una docena de donuts ella sola.
English: Mary ate a dozen donuts all by herself.
Spanish: Mary se zampó una docena de donuts ella sola.
English: The eclipse lasted for seven minutes.
Spanish: El eclipse duró siete minutos.
English: Let's talk about professionalism.
Spanish: Hablemos de profesionalidad.
English: Be careful about what you eat.
Spanish: Tenga cuidado con lo que come.
English: Be careful about what you eat.
Spanish: Ten cuidado con lo que comes.
English: Be careful about what you eat.
Spanish: Tened cuidado con lo que coméis.
English: Be careful about what you eat.
Spanish: Tengan cuidado con lo que comen.
English: I thought you didn't to know how to do that.
Spanish: Pensaba que no sabías hacerlo.
English: I thought you didn't to know how to do that.
Spanish: Pensaba que no sabías cómo hacerlo.
English: I thought you didn't to know how to do that.
Spanish: Creía que no sabías hacerlo.
English: I thought you didn't to know how to do that.
Spanish: Creía que no sabías cómo hacerlo.
English: I thought you didn't to know how to do that.
Spanish: Creí que no sabías hacerlo.
English: I thought you didn't to know how to do that.
Spanish: Creí que no sabías cómo hacerlo.
English: I thought you didn't to know how to do that.
Spanish: Pensé que no sabías cómo hacerlo.
English: I thought you didn't to know how to do that.
Spanish: Pensé que no sabías hacerlo.
English: I hope everyone knows what this means.
Spanish: Espero que todo el mundo sepa lo que quiere decir esto.
English: How did you kill them?
Spanish: ¿Cómo los mataste?
English: How did you kill them?
Spanish: ¿Cómo las mataste?
English: I bumped my knee.
Spanish: Me di un golpe en la rodilla.
English: Why do you speak French so well?
Spanish: ¿Por qué hablas francés tan bien?
English: Why do you need a new television?
Spanish: ¿Por qué necesitas una televisión nueva?
English: Why do I have to work overtime?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tengo que hacer horas extraordinarias?
English: Why were you absent yesterday?
Spanish: ¿Por qué faltaste ayer?
English: Why don't you put on some clothes?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no te pones algo de ropa?
English: Why don't you eat some vegetables?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no comes algo de verdura?
English: Why don't you go home early today?
Spanish: ¿Por qué hoy no te vas a casa pronto?
English: Why is it that we're still here?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estamos aquí todavía?
English: Why didn't you use a pay phone?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no usaste un teléfono de pago?
English: Why can't we play tennis today?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no podemos jugar hoy al tenis?
English: Why doesn't your dog wear a muzzle?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tu perro no lleva bozal?
English: Why are you so good at French?
Spanish: ¿Por qué eres tan bueno en Francés?
English: Why are you so good at French?
Spanish: ¿Por qué se te da tan bien el francés?
English: Why don't you come inside and wait?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no entras y esperas?
English: Why are you burning these pictures?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estás quemando estas fotos?
English: Why is it that you're always late?
Spanish: ¿Cómo es que siempre llegas tarde?
English: Why did you buy this kind of car?
Spanish: ¿Por qué compraste este tipo de coche?
English: Why didn't you tell me in advance?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no me dijiste eso de antemano?
English: Why are you so good at cooking?
Spanish: ¿Cómo es que se te da tan bien la cocina?
English: Why didn't you bring your hat today?
Spanish: ¿Por qué hoy no trajiste tu sombrero?
English: Why don't we eat at a restaurant tonight?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no cenamos esta noche en un restaurante?
English: Why is it nobody understands me and everybody likes me?
Spanish: ¿Cómo es que nadie me comprende y sin embargo le gusto a todo el mundo?
English: Why do you think animals dread fire?
Spanish: ¿Por qué crees que los animales temen al fuego?
English: Why do you think animals dread fire?
Spanish: ¿Por qué crees que los animales le temen al fuego?
English: Why do you think animals dread fire?
Spanish: ¿Por qué piensas que los animales le temen al fuego?
English: Why do you think animals dread fire?
Spanish: ¿Por qué piensas que los animales temen al fuego?
English: Why don't you take your temperature?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no te tomas la temperatura?
English: Why don't you take your temperature?
Spanish: ¿Y si te tomas la temperatura?
English: Why don't you take a break now?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no te tomas ya un descanso?
English: Do you feel like going out for a walk?
Spanish: ¿Te apetece salir a dar un paseo?
English: Do you feel like going out for a walk?
Spanish: ¿Os apetece salir a dar un paseo?
English: Do you feel like going out for a walk?
Spanish: ¿Le apetece salir a dar un paseo?
English: Do you feel like going out for a walk?
Spanish: ¿Les apetece salir a dar un paseo?
English: I like to watch soccer on TV.
Spanish: Me gusta ver los partidos de fútbol en la televisión.
English: Why do the five yen coin and the fifty yen coin have holes in the center?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tienen la moneda de cinco yenes y la de cincuenta un agujero en el centro?