jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Ariel likes arroz con leche.
Spanish: A Ariel le gusta el arroz con leche.
English: Ariel likes rice pudding.
Spanish: A Ariel le gusta el arroz con leche.
English: Why do you want to go back to Australia?
Spanish: ¿Por qué quieres regresar a Australia?
English: Why do you want to return to Australia?
Spanish: ¿Por qué quieres regresar a Australia?
English: Dan likes seeing his sentences translated.
Spanish: A Dan le gusta ver sus frases traducidas.
English: I can't climb that. I'm scared of heights.
Spanish: No puedo escalar eso, le temo a las alturas.
English: What tie are you going to wear? "The one I bought yesterday."
Spanish: ¿Cuál corbata te vas a poner? "La que compré ayer."
English: Don't laugh at someone who stutters.
Spanish: No te rías de alguien que tartamudea.
English: He can't distinguish colors very well because he's colorblind.
Spanish: No distingue bien los colores, porque tiene daltonismo.
English: She can't distinguish colors very well because she's colorblind.
Spanish: No distingue bien los colores, porque tiene daltonismo.
English: The name a player chooses might reflect their preferences or their mood.
Spanish: El nombre que elige un jugador refleja quizá sus preferencias o su estado de ánimo.
English: So much for all the hard work we did.
Spanish: Nos dejaron con los crespos hechos.
English: I haven't put anything in my mouth in three days.
Spanish: No me he echado nada a la boca desde hace tres días.
English: I can't stand seeing her suffer like this.
Spanish: No puedo verla sufrir así.
English: I always write to my Argentinian friends.
Spanish: Siempre escribo a mis amigos de Argentina.
English: New cars don't have spare wheels.
Spanish: Los coches nuevos no llevan rueda de recambio.
English: There's a river near the house.
Spanish: Hay un río cerca de casa.
English: It's obviously your fault.
Spanish: Evidentemente, es culpa tuya.
English: There's no proof that it'll actually happen.
Spanish: No tenemos pruebas de que eso realmente sucederá.
English: The new dress doesn't make you look bad.
Spanish: El vestido nuevo no te queda mal.
English: He lied to me, which is why I'm mad at him.
Spanish: Me mintió, por eso estoy enojada con él.
English: I'm pleased to announce that my son will be married in three months.
Spanish: Me complace anunciar que mi hijo se casará dentro de tres meses.
English: Careful, Mary is right behind you!
Spanish: ¡Cuidado, que Mary te anda a la zaga!
English: A huge thunderstorm is expected.
Spanish: Se espera una tormenta con muchos rayos.
English: Women are like rose petals - smooth and beautiful.
Spanish: Las mujeres son como un pétalo de una rosa - suaves y hermosas.
English: I need a notebook to learn Esperanto.
Spanish: Necesito un cuaderno para aprender esperanto.
English: I'll need a car to go to the city.
Spanish: Requeriré un auto para ir a la ciudad.
English: The ball flew through the air.
Spanish: La pelota voló por los aires.
English: Puka loves Garu.
Spanish: Puka ama a Garu.
English: Tom isn't coming because he doesn't have the time.
Spanish: Tom no viene porque no tiene tiempo.
English: I'm designing a deck of cards.
Spanish: Estoy diseñando una baraja.
English: It seems like a lie that after the mess you've made in the store trying to get the last box of cookies, now you're saying you don't like them.
Spanish: Parece mentira que, después del follón que has montado en la tienda para conseguir la última caja de galletas, ahora digas que no te gustan.
English: Can you define that word without ambiguities?
Spanish: ¿Puedes definir sin ambigüedades esa palabra?
English: He even had another dream.
Spanish: Y aún tuvo otro sueño.
English: What a beautiful landscape!
Spanish: ¡Qué paisaje maravilloso!
English: Such a beautiful picture!
Spanish: ¡Qué paisaje maravilloso!
English: Rumors have gone around that Mary secretly smokes.
Spanish: Se rumorea que Mary fuma a escondidas.
English: Yesterday I walked all over the city, which is why I feel stiff today.
Spanish: Ayer me recorrí toda la ciudad andando y por eso hoy tengo agujetas.
English: I didn't know how to answer his question.
Spanish: No sabía cómo debía responder a su pregunta.
English: I hope you have lots of fun.
Spanish: Espero que te diviertas mucho.
English: Lisa doesn't feel like reading all the comments.
Spanish: A Lisa no le apetece leerse todos los comentarios.
English: Did you ever get a crush on your teacher in elementary school?
Spanish: ¿Alguna vez te enamoraste de tu profesor cuando estabas en primaria?
English: Who are we running away from?
Spanish: ¿De quién estamos huyendo?
English: All scientists are a bit childish.
Spanish: Todos los científicos son un poco como niños.
English: It's amazing that the Sun is a dwarf star.
Spanish: Es increíble que el Sol sea una estrella enana.
English: What sets the two of us apart is that I have class.
Spanish: La diferencia entre tú y yo es que yo tengo clase.
English: The difference between you and me is that I have class.
Spanish: La diferencia entre tú y yo es que yo tengo clase.
English: Tom doesn't know if Mary will come.
Spanish: Tom no sabe si vendrá María.
English: What would my life had been like if I hadn't gotten married with you?
Spanish: ¿Cómo habría sido mi vida si no me hubiera casado contigo?
English: When you write a sentence, it normally starts with an upper-case letter and ends in a period (.), an exclamation mark (!) or an interrogation mark (?).
Spanish: Cuando se escribe una frase, normalmente se suele empezar con mayúscula y finalizar con un punto (.), un signo de exclamación (!) o un signo de interrogación (?).
English: When I went into his house, I was stunned by all the trophies. He was a great athlete. What a shame that age kept him from continuing.
Spanish: Cuando entré a su casa, quedé sorprendido al ver tantos trofeos. Fue un gran deportista, es una pena que su edad le haya impedido seguir.
English: When I went into his house, I was stunned by all the trophies. He was a great athlete. What a shame that age kept him from continuing.
Spanish: Cuando entré en su casa, me quedé sorprendido al ver tantos trofeos. Fue un gran deportista, lástima que la edad le haya impedido seguir.
English: It took Tom ten years to build his house.
Spanish: Tom tardó diez años en terminar su casa.
English: Don't be stubborn. You know you're wrong.
Spanish: No te pongas cabezota, sabes que no llevas razón.
English: I'm ready for the adventure.
Spanish: Estoy listo para la aventura.
English: Where are we going today?
Spanish: ¿Adónde vamos hoy?
English: Good evening. We're calling because we ordered a pizza three hours ago and you still haven't delivered it.
Spanish: Buenas noches. Llamamos porque pedimos una pizza hace tres horas y no nos la habéis traído todavía.
English: Life would be nicer if it wasn't so complicated.
Spanish: La vida sería más agradable si no fuera tan complicada.
English: He sold his inheritance for a plate of lentil soup.
Spanish: Él vendió su herencia por un plato de lentejas.
English: I'm not a native speaker, but even I can tell that Tom's French is pretty bad.
Spanish: No soy hablante nativo, pero hasta yo me doy cuenta de que el francés de Tom es bastante malo.
English: We stayed at home last night.
Spanish: Anoche nos quedamos en casa.
English: We stayed at home last night.
Spanish: Nosotros nos quedamos en casa anoche.
English: We'll go to the hospital with you.
Spanish: Iremos al hospital contigo.
English: I think the metro is faster.
Spanish: Yo creo que el metro es más rápido.
English: He gets easily nervous.
Spanish: Él se pone nervioso con facilidad.
English: I watched a cat chase a dog.
Spanish: Vi cómo un gato perseguía a un perro.
English: I send you out to get garlic, and you come back with chocolate?
Spanish: ¡¿Te dije que fueras a por ajos y vienes con chocolate?!
English: Are we approaching a new Cold War?
Spanish: ¿Nos estamos acercando a una nueva Guerra Fría?
English: From now on, the meetings will be held in Turkish.
Spanish: De ahora en adelante las reuniones se llevarán a cabo en turco.
English: At first I was wary of Tom, but then I got to know him and have learned to appreciate him, and I don't want him to be left out of our workgroup again.
Spanish: Al principio era escéptica con respecto a Tom, pero después le he conocido y he aprendido a apreciarle, y no quiero que vuelva a faltar en nuestro grupo de trabajo.
English: All you have to do is keep your mouth shut.
Spanish: Lo único que tienes que hacer es tener la boca cerrada.
English: Sometimes I feel nostalgic for my childhood, I feel like things were easier back then.
Spanish: A veces siento nostalgia de mi infancia, ahora creo que todo era más fácil entonces.
English: I'll go to school tomorrow.
Spanish: Mañana iré a la escuela.
English: When can I go to your house?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo puedo ir a tu casa?
English: I'm getting on the plane right now.
Spanish: En este momento estoy montándome en el avión.
English: Live each day as if it were your last. Someday, you'll be right.
Spanish: Vive cada día como si fuera el último. Un día acertarás.
English: But life is sad and solemn. We're dropped in a wonderful world, we find ourselves here, we introduce ourselves, and are together for a bit. Then we lose each other, and disappear just as suddenly and inexplicably as when we came.
Spanish: Pero la vida es triste y solemne. Nos dejan en un mundo maravilloso, nos encontramos aquí, nos presentamos, y vamos juntos un rato. Entonces nos perdemos los unos a los otros y desaparecemos de una forma igual de repentina e inexplicable que cuando vinimos.
English: I don't like it, and that's that.
Spanish: No me gusta y ya está.
English: Quitting means giving up everything you've earned up to now.
Spanish: Renunciar significaría perder todo lo que se ha conseguido hasta ahora.
English: This is the first time that I've seen my biological father.
Spanish: Es la primera vez que veo a mi padre biológico.
English: You know you have to go get her.
Spanish: Sabes que tienes que ir a por ella.
English: You've really thought of everything.
Spanish: Sí que has pensado en todo.
English: I don't know whether Tom has a bicycle.
Spanish: No sé si Tom tiene una bicicleta.
English: What are you going to name your baby?
Spanish: ¿Cómo vas a llamar a tu bebé?
English: He's too honest to lie.
Spanish: Él es demasiado honesto para mentir.
English: I don't know how it happened. It just happened.
Spanish: No sé cómo ocurrió, simplemente pasó.
English: Tom is a lost cause. "I just told you that. He's never going to change."
Spanish: «Tom es un caso perdido.» «Eso te acabo de decir. No va a cambiar nunca.»
English: You were making googly eyes at my girlfriend! How dare you?
Spanish: ¡Te estabas comiendo con los ojos a mi novia! ¿Cómo te atreves?
English: Living is a sickness that sleep relieves every sixteen hours. It's a palliative. Death is the cure.
Spanish: Vivir es una enfermedad que el sueño nos alivia cada dieciséis horas; es un paliativo, la muerte es el remedio.
English: I like going fishing with my dad.
Spanish: Me gusta ir a pescar con mi padre.
English: She didn't say anything to my friend.
Spanish: Ella no le dijo nada a mi amigo.
English: I never got used to it.
Spanish: Nunca me acostumbré.
English: I am used to low temperatures.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a las bajas temperaturas.
English: I am used to low temperatures.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrada a las bajas temperaturas.
English: If you behave well, I'll buy you a video game next week.
Spanish: Si te portas bien, la semana que viene te compro un videojuego.
English: There are two types of antigens: A and B.
Spanish: Existen dos tipos de antígenos: A y B.
English: It is often a good idea to take a bold path in adversity.
Spanish: En la adversidad conviene muchas veces tomar un camino atrevido.
English: He had a brother who passed away at the age of 30.
Spanish: Tuvo un hermano que falleció a la edad de 30 años.
English: She had a brother who died at the age of 30.
Spanish: Tuvo un hermano que falleció a la edad de 30 años.
English: Today I have a bit of a cold.
Spanish: Hoy estoy un poco resfriado.
English: I'm a beginner, I don't understand.
Spanish: Soy un principiante, no lo entiendo.
English: I would have told him earlier, but I didn't think he would understand.
Spanish: Se lo habría dicho antes, pero no pesaba que lo entendería.
English: I would have told her earlier, but I didn't think she would understand.
Spanish: Se lo habría dicho antes, pero no pesaba que lo entendería.
English: Jose has a huge appetite. He just ate and he says he's already hungry.
Spanish: José tiene un apetito tremendo. Acaba de comer y dice que ya tiene hambre.
English: Since yesterday, my computer has been acting like it's gone crazy.
Spanish: Desde ayer, mi computador actúa como si se hubiera vuelto loco.
English: He felt a sense of relief when he saw that she was alive.
Spanish: Una sensación de alivio lo recorrió al ver que ella estaba viva.
English: I can put solar panels on the roof.
Spanish: Puedo poner paneles solares en el tejado.
English: They asked for their father.
Spanish: Ellas preguntaron por su padre.
English: They asked for their father.
Spanish: Ellos preguntaron por su padre.
English: I wanted Tom to clean his room.
Spanish: Yo quería que Tom limpiara su habitación.
English: Do you already know what to do?
Spanish: ¿Ya sabes qué hacer?
English: Do you already know what to do?
Spanish: ¿Usted ya sabe qué hacer?
English: Someone who can be happy with a simple illusion is much smarter than someone driven crazy by reality.
Spanish: Un hombre que sabe ser feliz con una simple ilusión es infinitamente más inteligente que uno que se desespera con la realidad.
English: This stone is cursed. If you touch it, you'll turn into a world-famous violinist, doomed to play at every party you go to, and without pay!
Spanish: Esta piedra está maldita, si la tocas, te conviertes en un violinista de fama mundial, condenado a tocar en todas las fiestas a las que vayas, ¡y que nunca te paguen por ello!
English: I think I lost my keys.
Spanish: Creo que he perdido las llaves.
English: Tears poured down his cheeks.
Spanish: Las lágrimas se derramaban por sus mejillas.
English: Tears poured down her cheeks.
Spanish: Las lágrimas se derramaban por sus mejillas.
English: Those that don't fear the truth don't need to be afraid of lies either.
Spanish: Quien no tiene miedo de la verdad tampoco necesita temer las mentiras.
English: He's an old buddy. We've been through thick and thin together.
Spanish: Es un viejo compañero de fatigas, hemos pasado juntos por muchas cosas.
English: I can't even begin to imagine what that poor girl is going through.
Spanish: No consigo ponerme en su piel, lo que debe de estar pasando esa pobre chica...
English: I don't know if I could stand being away from you.
Spanish: No sé si soportaría estar lejos de ti.
English: When we say that we don't care about something, we care about it.
Spanish: Cuando decimos que algo no nos importa, es que nos importa.
English: Don't stoop down to his level. It's not worth it.
Spanish: No te pongas a su nivel, no merece la pena.
English: How much do you think this costs?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto crees que cuesta esto?
English: I don't know who's responsible, but I promise I'll find out.
Spanish: No sé quién es el responsable, pero prometo que voy a descubrirlo.
English: Drink or drive? You have to choose.
Spanish: Beber o conducir, hay que elegir.
English: How come you guys go to bed at ten at night, and don't wake up until noon?
Spanish: ¿Cómo puede ser que os acostéis a las diez de la noche y no os levantéis hasta las doce del día siguiente?
English: Trees are poems that the Earth writes in the sky.
Spanish: Los árboles son poemas que escribe la tierra en el cielo.
English: Why won't you play with me?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no juegas conmigo?
English: Would you ever try beef brain tacos? "Eww! No, never ever!"
Spanish: ¿Alguna vez probarías los tacos de sesos? "¡Guácala! ¡No, jamás de los jamases!"
English: You and I are one. I can't hurt you without hurting myself.
Spanish: Tú y yo somos uno: no puedo hacerte daño sin herirme a mí mismo.
English: We all have rights and responsibilities.
Spanish: Todos poseemos derechos y deberes.
English: Can you teach me some words in French?
Spanish: ¿Me puedes enseñar algunas palabras en francés?
English: We put our socks on.
Spanish: Nos pusimos los calcetines.
English: You don't like me, do you?
Spanish: No te gusto, ¿verdad?
English: I went back to bed and slept for another three hours.
Spanish: Me volví a la cama y dormí otras tres horas.
English: In a game of chess, many tactical moves are based on the ability of the knights to simultaneously attack two opponent's pieces.
Spanish: En un juego de ajedrez, muchos movimientos tácticos se basan en la capacidad de los caballos para atacar simultáneamente dos piezas del oponente.
English: Ariel thinks that rice pudding is a food of the gods.
Spanish: Ariel piensa que el arroz con leche es un manjar de dioses.
English: I know very well what I am doing.
Spanish: Sé muy bien lo que hago.
English: Without his help I would have failed.
Spanish: Sin su ayuda hubiera fracasado.
English: If you need help, say so.
Spanish: Si necesita ayuda, dígame.
English: My sense of responsibility is a prison.
Spanish: Mi sentido de responsabilidad es una cárcel.
English: I think I found his weak spot.
Spanish: Creo que encontré su punto débil.
English: You all thought he was a coward.
Spanish: Todos pensabais que era un cobarde.
English: Spring is about to arrive.
Spanish: La primavera está a punto de llegar.
English: Mary smiled at me with a toothpick in the corner of her mouth.
Spanish: Mary me sonrió con un palillo en la comisura del labio.
English: I consider myself an extraordinarily happy person.
Spanish: Yo me considero una persona extraordinariamente feliz.
English: We all have rights and responsibilities.
Spanish: Todos tenemos derechos y deberes.
English: This rug is handmade.
Spanish: Esta alfombra está hecha a mano.
English: What tie are you putting on? "The one I bought yesterday."
Spanish: ¿Cuál corbata te vas a poner? "La que compré ayer."
English: I'm tired of eating the same thing every day.
Spanish: Estoy harto de comer la misma cosa todos los días.
English: Why should I worry about what Tom does?
Spanish: ¿Por qué debería preocuparme de qué hace Tom?
English: The passive voice has been used.
Spanish: La voz pasiva ha sido usada.
English: My trousers are wet.
Spanish: Tengo los pantalones mojados.
English: I'll be more careful next time.
Spanish: La próxima vez tendré más cuidado.
English: I consume, therefore I am.
Spanish: Consumo, luego soy.
English: Figs contain dietary fiber.
Spanish: Los higos contienen fibra dietética.
English: You're the other half of my brain.
Spanish: Eres la otra mitad de mi cerebro.
English: When Tom and Mary got married, he was 42 years old, and she was half his age. How old will Tom be when Mary reaches two-thirds his age?
Spanish: Cuando se casaron Tom y Mary, él tenía 42 años, y ella tenía la mitad de su edad. ¿Cuántos años tendrá Tom cuando Mary tenga dos tercios de su edad?
English: My life is like a test I haven't studied for.
Spanish: Mi vida parece un examen para el que no he estudiado.
English: Tom needs to be told the truth.
Spanish: Tom necesita que le digan la verdad.
English: We haven't said yes yet.
Spanish: Todavía no hemos dicho que sí.
English: The new trade accord will pump fresh blood into the international economy.
Spanish: El nuevo tratado comercial inyectará sangre nueva a la economía internacional.
English: He was reading a book.
Spanish: Él estaba leyendo un libro.
English: What color is the book?
Spanish: ¿De qué color es el libro?
English: Tom likely knows the truth.
Spanish: Es muy probable que Tom sepa la verdad.
English: I know she loves you very much.
Spanish: Sé que ella te quiere mucho.
English: I know he loves you very much.
Spanish: Sé que él te quiere mucho.
English: I know he hates Muslims.
Spanish: Sé que él odia a los musulmanes.
English: I know he's not interested in me.
Spanish: Sé que él no se interesa por mí.
English: I know he understands Berber.
Spanish: Sé que él entiende el bereber.
English: I know he is looking at me.
Spanish: Sé que él me está mirando.
English: As far as I know, he lives here.
Spanish: Por lo que sé, él vive aquí.
English: I know he's going to leave.
Spanish: Sé qué el se va a ir.
English: I know he has a girlfriend.
Spanish: Sé que él tiene novia.
English: I know he sells stolen cars.
Spanish: Sé que él vende coches robados.
English: I know he's hiding something.
Spanish: Sé que él está ocultando algo.
English: I know he likes me.
Spanish: Sé que le gusto a él.
English: I know he's hiding something from me.
Spanish: Sé que él me está ocultando algo.
English: I know he's still in love with you.
Spanish: Sé que él sigue enamorado de ti.
English: As far as I know, Tom wasn't here yesterday.
Spanish: Por lo que sé, Tom no estuvo aquí ayer.
English: As far as I know, none of Tom's friends are Canadians.
Spanish: Por lo que sé, ninguno de los amigos de Tom es canadiense.
English: As far as I know, Tom is reliable.
Spanish: Por lo que sé, Tom es fiable.
English: As far as I know, Tom has a driver's license.
Spanish: Por lo que sé, Tom tiene carné de conducir.
English: As far as I know, Tom doesn't live in Boston anymore.
Spanish: Por lo que sé, Tom ya no vive en Boston.
English: Our dog has never bitten anybody, as far as I know.
Spanish: Nuestro perro no ha mordido nunca a nadie, que yo sepa.
English: Our dog has never bitten anyone, as far as I know.
Spanish: Nuestro perro no ha mordido nunca a nadie, que yo sepa.
English: As far as I know, she's not rich.
Spanish: Que yo sepa, no es rica.
English: As far as I know, I don't have a twin brother.
Spanish: Que yo sepa, no tengo un hermano gemelo.
English: As far as I know, he's friendly.
Spanish: Que yo sepa, él es amable.
English: As far as I know, that isn't true.
Spanish: Por lo que sé, eso no es verdad.
English: He showed interest in the tsambouna when he was four years old.
Spanish: Él se interesó por la tsabuna cuando tenía cuatro años.
English: She showed interest in the tsambouna when she was four years old.
Spanish: Ella se interesó por la tsabuna cuando tenía cuatro años.
English: My aim isn't to wear the hood continuously. My aim is to take it off when I don't have reason to wear it.
Spanish: Mi objetivo no es llevar la capucha de continuo. Mi objetivo es quitármela cuando no tenga motivo para llevarla.
English: She can feel your caresses.
Spanish: Ella puede sentir tus caricias.
English: He can feel your caresses.
Spanish: Él puede sentir tus caricias.
English: The last thing I want is to look at Tom's face all evening.
Spanish: Lo último que quiero es ver la cara de Tom toda la noche.
English: Is Gronings a language or a dialect?
Spanish: ¿El groningués es un idioma o un dialecto?
English: The Interlingua-English Dictionary has a number of words in brackets which are not part of Interlingua, but were included due to their presence in other international auxiliary language proposals.
Spanish: El Diccionario interlingua-inglés tiene una serie de palabras entre corchetes que no son parte de interlingua, pero que se incluyeron debido a su presencia en otras propuestas internacionales de idiomas auxiliares.
English: Mary likes mid-century modern furniture.
Spanish: A Mary le gustan los muebles modernos de mediados de siglo.
English: Tom likes mid-century modern furniture.
Spanish: A Tom le gustan los muebles modernos de mediados de siglo.
English: May I try it on again?
Spanish: ¿Puedo probármelo otra vez?
English: It was Tom's first time living overseas.
Spanish: Era la primera vez que Tom vivía en ultramar.
English: It was Tom's first time living away from home.
Spanish: Era la primera vez que Tom vivía lejos de casa.
English: It was her first time living away from home.
Spanish: Era la primera vez que ella vivía lejos de casa.
English: I don’t want to be left here frustrated.
Spanish: No quiero que me dejen aquí frustrado.
English: She jumped out of the window.
Spanish: Ella saltó por la ventana.
English: He jumped out of the window.
Spanish: Él saltó por la ventana.
English: This Pokemon card is very valuable.
Spanish: Esta carta Pokemon es muy valiosa.