jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: I have to lock this door.
Spanish: Tengo que cerrar esta puerta.
English: Who'll wash the dishes after dinner?
Spanish: ¿Quién lavará los platos después de la cena?
English: It's impossible to prove that it's possible.
Spanish: Es imposible demostrar que es posible.
English: The story goes back to the sixteenth century.
Spanish: La historia se remonta al siglo dieciséis.
English: May God renew all energies and fill our hearts with hope for tomorrow.
Spanish: Que Dios renueve todas las energías y llene nuestro corazón de esperanza para mañana.
English: You can't learn Toki Pona in a day or two.
Spanish: No puedes aprender el toki pona en un día o dos.
English: I gave the little dude a shark tooth.
Spanish: Le regalé al chavalín un colmillo de tiburón.
English: A person who speaks too much often gets into trouble.
Spanish: En boca cerrada no entran moscas.
English: A closed mouth catches no flies.
Spanish: En boca cerrada no entran moscas.
English: A fly does not fly into a shut mouth.
Spanish: En boca cerrada no entran moscas.
English: No flies enter a closed mouth.
Spanish: En boca cerrada no entran moscas.
English: Why are you protecting them?
Spanish: ¿Por qué los proteges?
English: Why are you protecting them?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estás protegiéndolos?
English: I don't like eating tomatoes.
Spanish: No me gusta comer tomates.
English: I don't like eating tomatoes.
Spanish: A mí no me gusta comer tomates.
English: Does your mom know how to drive?
Spanish: ¿Sabe manejar tu mamá?
English: I'm going to ask other natives and see what they say.
Spanish: Le voy a preguntar a otros nativos, a ver qué dicen.
English: I'm not an expert either.
Spanish: Tampoco soy un experto.
English: Tom is a three-lettered name.
Spanish: Tom es un nombre de tres letras.
English: The king lives in the castle.
Spanish: El rey vive en el castillo.
English: The king is dead. Long live the king!
Spanish: El rey esta muerto. ¡Larga vida al rey!
English: I want corruption to disappear, but I don't want to stop calling my brother-in-law whenever I want something expedited.
Spanish: Quiero que la corrupción desaparezca, pero no quiero dejar de llamarle a mi cuñado cuando quiero acelerar un trámite.
English: I want it to be easy to start a business, but I don't want someone else to get to where I am without working as hard as I did.
Spanish: Quiero que sea fácil emprender, pero no quiero que alguien llegue a donde estoy sin haberle dedicado el mismo esfuerzo.
English: Why did this war break out?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estalló esta guerra?
English: I have never seen a talking dog.
Spanish: Nunca he visto un perro que hable.
English: This castle was made into a museum.
Spanish: Este castillo fue convertido en un museo.
English: Your sarcasm is inappropriate.
Spanish: Tu sarcasmo es inapropiado.
English: They are drilling in our house.
Spanish: Están taladrando en nuestra casa.
English: If you have some time, which I doubt, take a look at this.
Spanish: Si tienes algo de tiempo, cosa que dudo, hecha un vistazo a esto.
English: Are you wearing perfume?
Spanish: ¿Estás usando perfume?
English: One of these days you're going to tire me out and I won't respond.
Spanish: Uno de estos días me vas a cansar y no respondo.
English: We'll be together all the time.
Spanish: Estaremos juntos todo el tiempo.
English: He buys flowers for his girlfriend.
Spanish: El compra flores para su novia.
English: I'm trying to avoid her.
Spanish: Estoy intentando evitarla.
English: Sami was caught in the act.
Spanish: A Sami lo pillaron en el acto.
English: Tom found the child crying in the street.
Spanish: Tom encontró al niño llorando en la calle.
English: Tom was shorter than me in junior high school, but now he's taller than me.
Spanish: Tom era más bajo que yo en la escuela secundaria, pero ahora es más alto que yo.
English: It was pure chance that Tom won the game.
Spanish: Fue por pura suerte que Tom ganara el juego.
English: I saw how you saved Tom's life.
Spanish: Vi como salvaste la vida de Tom.
English: I don't know why Tom doesn't want to do that.
Spanish: No sé porqué Tom no quiere hacer eso.
English: How many people are still waiting outside?
Spanish: ¿Cuánta gente está esperando afuera todavía?
English: She works as a waitress at a nearby restaurant.
Spanish: Ella trabaja como mesera en un restaurante cercano.
English: They insisted on my getting the work done by tomorrow.
Spanish: Ellos me insistieron en que tuviera el trabajo listo para mañana.
English: Sami pressed the button.
Spanish: Sami presionó el botón.
English: They knew that they wouldn't be expelled.
Spanish: Ellos sabían que no serían expulsados.
English: I'm still learning Toki Pona.
Spanish: Todavía estoy aprendiendo toki pona.
English: Something frightening lives in the abandoned temple.
Spanish: Algo aterrador vive en el templo abandonado.
English: On the shore of a large lake stands a beautiful temple.
Spanish: En la orilla de un gran lago se encuentra un hermoso templo.
English: There are several churches near my house.
Spanish: Hay varias iglesias cerca de mi casa.
English: Whose computer is this?
Spanish: ¿De quién es este ordenador?
English: I don't like goodbyes.
Spanish: No me gustan las despedidas.
English: Tom doesn't seem to know who we are.
Spanish: Tom no parece saber quiénes somos.
English: Corn starch gives the white sauce its consistency.
Spanish: El almidón de maíz le da consistencia a la salsa blanca.
English: He hopes that his team wins.
Spanish: Espera que gane su equipo.
English: My sister decided to be a teacher.
Spanish: Mi hermana decidió ser docente.
English: The lady likes to read books.
Spanish: A la dama le gusta leer libros.
English: Tom found a dead cockroach in his food.
Spanish: Tom encontró en su comida una cucaracha muerta.
English: If he attacks you again, don't hesitate to call the police.
Spanish: Si él vuelve a agredirte, no dudes en llamar a la policía.
English: Some men always wash and shave before going to work.
Spanish: Algunos hombres siempre se lavan y afeitan antes de ir al trabajo.
English: She's a very quiet and withdrawn girl.
Spanish: Es una muchacha muy silenciosa y retraída.
English: The way that I most like garbanzo beans is in a stew.
Spanish: Como más me gustan los garbanzos es en un potaje.
English: You have to cook them separately.
Spanish: Tienes que cocinarlos aparte.
English: The sunglasses cost twenty euros.
Spanish: Las gafas de sol valen veinte euros.
English: He won five thousand euros in the lottery.
Spanish: Ha ganado cinco mil euros en la lotería.
English: This eyeshadow looks spectacular on me, doesn't it?
Spanish: Esta sombra de ojos me queda espectacular, ¿verdad?
English: She pressed the wrong button.
Spanish: Ha pulsado el botón equivocado.
English: She pressed the wrong button.
Spanish: Pulsó el botón equivocado.
English: The country has had champions in sports like fencing, paddle tennis, futsal, water polo, sailing, boxing, rhythmic gymnastics, handball, track and field, soccer, basketball, and badminton.
Spanish: El país ha tenido campeones del mundo en deportes como esgrima, pádel, fútbol sala, waterpolo, vela, boxeo, gimnasia rítmica, balonmano, atletismo, fútbol, baloncesto o bádminton.
English: Her lovely dimples show when she laughs.
Spanish: A ella le salen unos hoyuelos encantadores cuando se ríe.
English: Anne has a dimple on her cheek, but her sister Lies doesn't.
Spanish: Anne tiene un hoyuelo en la mejilla pero su hermana Lies no.
English: Some people's minds are like their eyes' pupils: the more light they're exposed to, the smaller they become.
Spanish: Las mentes de algunas personas son como las pupilas de sus ojos: a cuanta más luz usted las expone, más estrechas se hacen.
English: I eat churros con chocolate with him.
Spanish: Como churros con chocolate con él.
English: Mary's artisan puppets sold like hot cakes throughout Europe.
Spanish: Las marionetas artesanas de Mary se vendían como churros en toda Europa.
English: This sink is made of earthenware.
Spanish: Este lavabo es de loza.
English: What's the difference between glass and earthenware?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre el vidrio y la loza?
English: Those two are always bickering with each other.
Spanish: Esos dos siempre andan a la greña.
English: Those two are always bickering with each other.
Spanish: Esas dos siempre andan a la greña.
English: Those two are always at loggerheads with each other.
Spanish: Esos dos siempre andan a la greña.
English: Those two are always at loggerheads with each other.
Spanish: Esas dos siempre andan a la greña.
English: As a result of these incidents, they set new, more effective procedures in motion.
Spanish: A raíz de estos incidentes, se pusieron en marcha nuevos procedimientos más eficaces.
English: Do you feel like a piña colada?
Spanish: ¿Te apetece una piña colada?
English: A pear isn't enough to fill me up.
Spanish: Una pera no es suficiente para satisfacerme.
English: A pear isn't enough to fill me up.
Spanish: Una pera no basta para llenarme.
English: I don't work on weekends.
Spanish: No trabajo en los fines de semana.
English: What should we cook?
Spanish: ¿Qué vamos a hacer para comer?
English: Do you love your family?
Spanish: ¿Quieres a tu familia?
English: Sami was only sixteen.
Spanish: Sami solo tenía dieciséis años.
English: Sami was only sixteen years old.
Spanish: Sami solo tenía dieciséis años.
English: I'm sorry, but I can't let you go.
Spanish: Lo siento pero no puedo dejarte marchar.
English: We should have bought another bottle of wine.
Spanish: Deberíamos haber comprado otra botella de vino.
English: We should've bought another bottle of wine.
Spanish: Deberíamos haber comprado otra botella de vino.
English: This is going to hurt a little.
Spanish: Esto va a doler un poco.
English: I've already taken out the trash.
Spanish: Ya he sacado la basura.
English: I sent this letter to my uncle.
Spanish: Le mandé esta carta a mi tío.
English: What's under the blanket?
Spanish: ¿Qué hay debajo de la manta?
English: How do I open this window?
Spanish: ¿Cómo abro esta ventana?
English: Please enter your password.
Spanish: Por favor, introduzca su contraseña.
English: Are you sure that you want to delete this file?
Spanish: ¿Está seguro de que quiere eliminar este archivo?
English: Can you download this video?
Spanish: ¿Puedes descargar este vídeo?
English: This document takes up a lot of space.
Spanish: Este documento ocupa mucho espacio.
English: Even my grandma can copy an email into a file.
Spanish: Incluso mi abuela puede copiar un correo electrónico en un archivo.
English: Which button did you press?
Spanish: ¿Qué botón pulsaste?
English: Which button did you press?
Spanish: ¿Qué botón presionaste?
English: I have a lot of pictures on my computer.
Spanish: Tengo muchas fotos en mi ordenador.
English: You entered the wrong password.
Spanish: Ingresó la contraseña incorrecta.
English: You entered the wrong password.
Spanish: Has introducido una contraseña incorrecta.
English: I have to finish my book.
Spanish: Tengo que acabar de leer mi libro.
English: Act as if nothing has happened.
Spanish: Actúa como si no hubiera nada.
English: They invited me to go out on the town with them.
Spanish: Me invitaron a ir de picos pardos con ellos.
English: What does the flag of Malaga look like?
Spanish: ¿Qué aspecto tiene la bandera malagueña?
English: We ordered three lattes and an ensaimada at the corner bar.
Spanish: Pedimos tres cafés con leche y una ensaimada en el bar de la esquina.
English: Tom drank a latte.
Spanish: Tom bebió un café con leche.
English: Mary came into the castle riding a chestnut steed.
Spanish: Mary entró en el castillo cabalgando un corcel alazán.
English: A sorrel horse differs from a palomino mainly in that the latter has a white mane and tail.
Spanish: Un caballo alazán se diferencia de un palomino principalmente en que este último tiene la crin y la cola de color blanco.
English: What I feel like having now is a lemon slushie.
Spanish: A mí lo que me apetece tomarme ahora es un granizado de limón.
English: When it's this hot, the only thing I feel like eating is a lemon snow cone or sherbet.
Spanish: Cuando hace este calor lo único que me apetece tomar es granizado o sorbete de limón.
English: We won, thanks to you.
Spanish: Nosotros ganamos gracias a ti.
English: We won, thanks to you.
Spanish: Hemos ganado gracias a ti.
English: We won, thanks to you.
Spanish: Ganamos gracias a ustedes.
English: In music, nothing impresses (and moves) me more than the performance of Bach's Goldberg Variations by Glenn Gould.
Spanish: En la música, nada me impresiona (y conmueve) más que la interpretación de las Variaciones Goldberg de Bach por Glenn Gould.
English: Judging by the photo, it is a very old house.
Spanish: A juzgar por la foto, es una casa muy antigua.
English: While walking in the forest, I saw a wolf.
Spanish: Mientras estaba caminando en el bosque, vi un lobo.
English: While walking in the forest, I saw a wolf.
Spanish: Mientras caminaba por el bosque, vi un lobo.
English: Layla's foundation was too dark.
Spanish: La base de Layla era demasiada oscura.
English: Having watched this movie, he decided to become a doctor.
Spanish: Tras ver esta película, decidió hacerse médico.
English: Layla wears a headscarf.
Spanish: Layla lleva puesto un pañuelo de cabeza.
English: I love my headscarf.
Spanish: Me encanta mi pañuelo de cabeza.
English: Layla put her headscarf on.
Spanish: Layla se puso su pañoleta.
English: She took off her headscarf.
Spanish: Ella se quitó el pañuelo de cabeza.
English: She was wearing a headscarf.
Spanish: Ella tenía puesto un pañuelo de cabeza.
English: She doesn't feel comfortable wearing the headscarf.
Spanish: No se siente cómoda llevando el pañuelo de cabeza.
English: Are Muslim women allowed to wear their headscarves for their driver's license photos?
Spanish: ¿Se les permite a las musulmanas llevar pañuelo en la cabeza en la foto de la licencia de conducir?
English: They fell in the volcano and died horribly.
Spanish: Cayeron en el volcán y murieron atrozmente.
English: I'm sorry if the food wasn't tasty.
Spanish: Perdón si la comida no estaba rica.
English: I sharpened the pencil with a knife.
Spanish: Afilé el lápiz con un cuchillo.
English: There was a sign that said "Don't walk on the grass".
Spanish: Había un cartel que decía "No pisar el césped".
English: If your knife is blunt, you sharpen it.
Spanish: Si tu cuchillo está desafilado, lo afilas.
English: The knife cuts well because it's sharp.
Spanish: El cuchillo corta bien porque está afilado.
English: Tom still hasn't sharpened the knives.
Spanish: Tom todavía no ha afilado los cuchillos.
English: Some eggshells are so sharp that they can cut you.
Spanish: Algunos cascarones están tan afilados que pueden cortarte.
English: A sharp thorn made a hole in her silk dress.
Spanish: Una espina afilada hizo un hoyo en su vestido de seda.
English: What's more dangerous, a sharp knife or a sharp tongue?
Spanish: ¿Qué es más peligroso, un cuchillo afilado o una lengua afilada?
English: Roly polies are actually a kind of crustacean.
Spanish: Las cochinillas de la humedad en realidad son un tipo de crustáceo.
English: He told me that he had found something.
Spanish: Me dijo que había encontrado algo.
English: I need to buy some school supplies.
Spanish: Necesito comprar unos materiales escolares.
English: My older sister's marriage has finally been arranged.
Spanish: Por fin el matrimonio de mi hermana mayor se ha concertado.
English: My comforter was soaked in sweat.
Spanish: Mi edredón estaba empapado de sudor.
English: As far as one can tell, she is an artist.
Spanish: Por lo que se ve, es una artista.
English: He ran, realizing that he was late for school.
Spanish: Corrió, dándose cuenta de que llegaba tarde a la escuela.
English: I want to play tennis with you.
Spanish: Quiero jugar al tenis contigo.
English: I've already fed the dog.
Spanish: Ya he dado de comer al perro.
English: What is the size of the universe?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es el tamaño del universo?
English: Tom and Mary play tennis every day.
Spanish: Tom y Mary juegan al tenis todos los días.
English: She plays tennis after school every day.
Spanish: Ella juega al tenis todos los días después de la escuela.
English: My father reads the newspaper every morning.
Spanish: Mi padre lee el periódico todas las mañanas.
English: He plays tennis daily.
Spanish: Él juega al tenis todos los días.
English: Do we have to do this every day?
Spanish: ¿Tenemos que hacerlo todos los días?
English: Do you do this every day?
Spanish: ¿Lo hacéis todos los días?
English: Why do you study every day?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estudias todos los días?
English: You live here alone, don't you?
Spanish: Vives aquí solo, ¿verdad?
English: All the doors are locked.
Spanish: Todas las puertas están cerradas.
English: Tickles are good for those who like them.
Spanish: Las cosquillas son buenas para aquellos a quienes les gustan.
English: Do you know the bride's parents?
Spanish: ¿Conoces a los padres de la novia?
English: How big is the universe?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es el tamaño del universo?
English: Can I go to the movies tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Puedo ir al cine mañana?
English: I needed a new hairbrush because I broke the handle trying to get out all the snarls in my hair.
Spanish: Necesitaba un cepillo nuevo porque rompí el mango mientras tratando de sacarme todas las marañas del cabello.
English: There's guacamole in the fridge.
Spanish: Hay guacamole en el frigo.
English: There's guacamole in the fridge.
Spanish: En el frigo hay guacamole.
English: The sun was shining, yet it was cold.
Spanish: El sol brillaba, pero hacía frío.
English: The mother found it difficult to talk about her son.
Spanish: A la madre le era difícil hablar sobre su hijo.
English: Ziri faints at the sight of blood.
Spanish: Ziri pierde el conocimiento cuando ve sangre.
English: Ziri faints at the sight of blood.
Spanish: Ziri se desvanece en cuanto ve sangre.
English: Ziri faints at the sight of blood.
Spanish: Ziri se desmaya al ver sangre.
English: Ziri peed in the hallway.
Spanish: Ziri meó en el pasillo.
English: Ziri peed in the hallway.
Spanish: Ziri orinó en el pasillo.
English: Please stop popping those balloons.
Spanish: Por favor, deja de explotar esos globos.
English: Please stop popping those balloons.
Spanish: Por favor, dejad de explotar esos globos.
English: Please stop popping those balloons.
Spanish: Haga el favor de dejar de explotar esos globos.
English: Please stop popping those balloons.
Spanish: Hagan el favor de dejar de explotar esos globos.
English: Please stop popping those balloons.
Spanish: Por favor, deje de explotar esos globos.
English: Please stop popping those balloons.
Spanish: Por favor, dejen de explotar esos globos.
English: This law was passed last year.
Spanish: Esta ley se aprobó el año pasado.
English: I want to eat something now.
Spanish: Quiero comer algo ahorita.
English: Friction causes a match to light.
Spanish: La fricción hace que una cerilla se encienda.
English: Never keep a lady waiting.
Spanish: Nunca hagas esperar a una dama.
English: I took the lift to the third floor.
Spanish: Tomé el ascensor al tercer piso.
English: You could've killed somebody.
Spanish: Podrías haber matado a alguien.
English: You could've killed somebody.
Spanish: Podríais haber matado a alguien.
English: You could have killed somebody.
Spanish: Podríais haber matado a alguien.
English: You could have killed somebody.
Spanish: Podrías haber matado a alguien.
English: How old are you? "I am eighty-nine years old."
Spanish: ¿Cuántos años tiene usted? "Tengo ochenta y nueve".
English: What time is it?
Spanish: ¿Me puedes decir la hora?
English: What time is it?
Spanish: ¿Te importa decirme la hora?
English: What time is it?
Spanish: ¿Qué hora es ahora?
English: What time is it?
Spanish: ¿Qué hora tienes tú?
English: Why do you study Interlingua? "Because it's so easy."
Spanish: ¿Por qué estudias interlingua? "Porque es demasiado fácil".
English: Yesterday I met your sister. She is a very nice lady.
Spanish: Ayer conocí a tu hermana. Es una señorita muy agradable.
English: Mary doesn't usually wear makeup.
Spanish: Mary no suele usar maquillaje.
English: Mary's friends are a pack of annoying scroungers.
Spanish: Las amigas de Mary son una panda de pedorras gorronas.
English: In this heat, we feel like having some ice-cold orangeades.
Spanish: Con este calor nos apetece tomarnos unas naranjadas bien frías.
English: Her two grandmothers are Burmese.
Spanish: Sus dos abuelas son birmanas.
English: Both of her grandmothers are Burmese.
Spanish: Sus dos abuelas son birmanas.
English: I learned how to make escalivada by watching it on TV.
Spanish: Aprendí a hacer escalivada viéndolo en la tele.
English: I watched how they made escalivada on TV.
Spanish: Vi en la tele cómo preparaban la escalivada.
English: Lavender smells very good.
Spanish: La lavanda huele muy bien.
English: Most politicians talk a lot and do little.
Spanish: La mayoría de los políticos hablan mucho y hacen poco.
English: I like this watch.
Spanish: Me gusta este reloj de pulsera.
English: My house is built of wood.
Spanish: Mi casa está hecha de madera.
English: I don't want this, I want that.
Spanish: No quiero esto, quiero aquello.
English: Have you ever washed your face with body soap?
Spanish: ¿Alguna vez te has lavado la cara con jabón corporal?
English: At the end of the day, I relaxed with a wonderful bubble bath.
Spanish: Al final del día me relajé con un maravilloso baño de burbujas.
English: She took a bubble bath.
Spanish: Tomó un baño de burbujas.
English: I put on a little makeup.
Spanish: Me pongo un poco de maquillaje.
English: Yesterday I learned a new game.
Spanish: Ayer aprendí un nuevo juego.
English: I haven't been to Paris yet.
Spanish: Todavía no he estado en París.
English: The man stole her purse.
Spanish: El hombre le robó su bolso.
English: Tom peeled an apple for Mary.
Spanish: Tomás le peló una manzana a María.
English: Let's listen to the tape.
Spanish: Vamos a escuchar esta cinta.
English: She wore a yellow ribbon.
Spanish: Ella usaba una cinta amarilla.
English: I will send you a tape of my voice.
Spanish: Enviaré mi voz en una cinta.
English: I will send you a recording with my voice.
Spanish: Enviaré mi voz en una cinta.
English: There is no film in this camera.
Spanish: No hay cinta en esta cámara.
English: There isn't any film in this camera.
Spanish: No hay cinta en esta cámara.
English: I bought the wrong size of skirt. I'm going to exchange it tomorrow.
Spanish: Compré una falda de la talla equivocada. La voy a devolver mañana.
English: I don't like boxer shorts very much. They're tacky.
Spanish: No me gustan mucho los calzoncillos. Son nacos.
English: I'm going to wash the clothes in my laundry basket tomorrow.
Spanish: Mañana voy a lavar la ropa que hay en mi cesto de ropa sucia.
English: I'm going to learn how to sew a striped long-sleeved shirt for my boyfriend.
Spanish: Voy a aprender a coser una camisa de rayas y mangas largas para mi novio.
English: How many people will come to your party?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas personas vendrán a tu fiesta?
English: I recorded a rugby game on videotape.
Spanish: He grabado un partido de rugby en una cinta de vídeo.
English: She tied a red ribbon to the umbrella as a sign of gratitude.
Spanish: Ella amarró una cinta roja en su sombrilla como distintivo.
English: You're the most beautiful girl I've ever seen.
Spanish: Eres la chica más guapa que he visto en mi vida.
English: You're the most beautiful girl I've ever seen.
Spanish: Eres la chica más hermosa que jamás he visto.
English: You guys eat too much candy.
Spanish: Ustedes comen demasiados dulces.
English: I'm not wearing a wig.
Spanish: No estoy usando una peluca.
English: She looked through some old photos while sitting alone in the room.
Spanish: Miró algunas fotos antiguas mientras estaba sentada sola en la habitación.
English: In Russia, Christmas is on the seventh of January.
Spanish: En Rusia, la Navidad es el siete de enero.
English: There are two churches on this street.
Spanish: Hay dos iglesias en esta calle.
English: That's the crux of the matter.
Spanish: Ese es el quid de la cuestión.