jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: I took him a cup of coffee.
Spanish: Le llevé una taza de café.
English: Mary and her sister have a similar hairstyle.
Spanish: Mary y su hermana tienen un peinado similar.
English: He is lost in the twentieth century.
Spanish: Él está perdido en el siglo veinte.
English: Let me know if there's anything I can do.
Spanish: Déjame saber si hay cualquier cosa que yo pueda hacer.
English: Flowers are so fragile and so beautiful, that you can't speak about them without poetry or metaphors.
Spanish: Las flores son tan frágiles y tan hermosas, que no puedes hablar de ellas sin poesía o metáforas.
English: Flowers are so fragile and so beautiful, that you can't speak about them without poetry or metaphors.
Spanish: Las flores son tan frágiles y tan bellas, que no puedes hablar de ellas sin poesía ni metáforas.
English: I've been living in Kassel for two years and still haven't been to Herkules.
Spanish: Vivo en Kassel desde hace dos años y aún no he ido al Herkules.
English: My wife will be glad to see you, too.
Spanish: Mi mujer también se alegrará de verte.
English: My wife will be glad to see you, too.
Spanish: Mi mujer también se alegrará de veros.
English: I am ready to do anything for you.
Spanish: Estoy preparado para hacer cualquier cosa por ti.
English: I am ready to do anything for you.
Spanish: Estoy preparada para hacer cualquier cosa por ti.
English: I'm playing football now.
Spanish: Ahora estoy jugando al fútbol.
English: He brought me coffee, when I had asked for tea.
Spanish: Me trajo un café, aunque había pedido un té.
English: He told his friends his secret.
Spanish: Les dijo el secreto a sus amigos.
English: The priest gave me his blessing.
Spanish: El párroco me dio su bendición.
English: The priest gave me his blessing.
Spanish: El cura me dio su bendición.
English: Are you all ready?
Spanish: ¿Estáis todos preparados?
English: May I call you tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Puedo llamarte mañana?
English: We have to start at once.
Spanish: Tenemos que empezar de una vez.
English: It will hurt a little, but not much.
Spanish: Dolerá un poco, pero no mucho.
English: I want to travel all over the world.
Spanish: Quiero viajar por todo el mundo.
English: I look on you as my best friend.
Spanish: Te considero mi mejor amigo.
English: The cancer had spread to several organs.
Spanish: El cáncer se había extendido a varios órganos.
English: The teacher told me to stand up.
Spanish: El profesor me dijo que me levantase.
English: Children sometimes lack patience.
Spanish: A veces los niños no tienen paciencia.
English: Some teachers peel potatoes while teaching.
Spanish: Algunos profesores pelan patatas mientras enseñan.
English: I want to go skiing with her.
Spanish: Quiero ir a esquiar con ella.
English: Look, my house is not as dirty as yours.
Spanish: Mira, mi casa no está tan sucia como la tuya.
English: He is living in an apartment at present.
Spanish: De momento está viviendo en un departamento.
English: We are familiar with the name of the place.
Spanish: El nombre del lugar nos es familiar.
English: Is that seat available?
Spanish: ¿Está disponible ese asiento?
English: She is by no means honest.
Spanish: Ella no es de ninguna manera honesta.
English: He doesn't have any pets.
Spanish: Él no tiene ninguna mascota.
English: In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
Spanish: En una época de engaño universal, decir la verdad es un acto revolucionario.
English: He did a very foolish thing.
Spanish: Hizo algo muy tonto.
English: I talked with my parents about my studying abroad.
Spanish: Hablé con mis padres acerca de estudiar en el extranjero.
English: Where shall I wait for you?
Spanish: ¿Dónde te espero?
English: Look, my pants are not as dirty as yours.
Spanish: Mira, mis pantalones no están tan sucios como los tuyos.
English: I wrote a lot in my diary yesterday.
Spanish: Ayer escribí mucho en mi diario.
English: My uncle gave his car to me.
Spanish: Mi tío me dio su coche.
English: My uncle gave me his car.
Spanish: Mi tío me dio su coche.
English: Once, Christopher Columbus made a mistake. We say "once", of course, because he did this once and only once.
Spanish: Una vez, Cristóbal Colón cometió un error. Decimos "una vez" porque, por supuesto, esto ocurrió una vez y solo una vez.
English: What do you call llamas in flames? Llamas in flames call llamas in flames "llamas in flames."
Spanish: ¿Cómo llamas a las llamas en llamas? Las llamas en llamas llaman a las llamas en llamas «llamas en llamas».
English: I am afraid of bears.
Spanish: Tengo miedo a los osos.
English: He emphasized the importance of peace.
Spanish: Enfatizó la importancia de la paz.
English: Father is busy looking over my homework.
Spanish: Papá está ocupado revisando mi tarea.
English: A horse is a friendly animal.
Spanish: El caballo es un animal amigable.
English: This flower is as beautiful as that one.
Spanish: Esta flor es tan bella como aquella.
English: Excuse me, but may I put my books here?
Spanish: Disculpe, ¿puedo poner mis libros aquí?
English: She must be over eighty.
Spanish: Tiene que tener más de 80 años.
English: She likes to cook for her family.
Spanish: Le gusta cocinar para su familia.
English: She likes cooking for her family.
Spanish: Le gusta cocinar para su familia.
English: Believe it or not, Tom is 70 years old.
Spanish: Lo creas o no, Tom tiene 70 años.
English: I'm double-parked. Could you hurry it up?
Spanish: He aparcado en doble fila, ¿podría darse prisa?
English: I'm double-parked. Could you hurry it up?
Spanish: He aparcado en doble fila, ¿puedes darte prisa?
English: I'm double-parked. Could you hurry it up?
Spanish: He aparcado en doble fila, ¿podéis daros prisa?
English: I'd prefer not to eat that.
Spanish: Preferiría no comer eso.
English: Japan? Did anything special happen there?
Spanish: ¿Japón? ¿Pasó algo especial allí?
English: That is not art. That is a vagina with teeth.
Spanish: Eso no es arte. Eso es una vagina con dientes.
English: What was it that he was looking for?
Spanish: ¿Qué era lo que él estaba buscando?
English: I cannot help but laugh at it.
Spanish: No puedo evitar reírme de eso.
English: We would love to work with you.
Spanish: Nos encantaría trabajar con usted.
English: We've made a final decision.
Spanish: Hemos tomado una decisión final.
English: Is the deal done?
Spanish: ¿La transacción ha sido realizada?
English: An assertion isn't a proof.
Spanish: Una afirmación no es una prueba.
English: Paris during the Indian summer is an earthly heaven.
Spanish: París durante el veranillo de san Martín es un paraíso terrenal.
English: A square is always a rectangle, but a rectangle is not always a square.
Spanish: Un cuadrado siempre es un rectángulo pero un rectángulo no siempre es un cuadrado.
English: I'm a poor student and I can't pay you.
Spanish: Soy un pobre estudiante y no puedo pagarte.
English: Can I ask you a question?
Spanish: ¿Puedo haceros una pregunta?
English: Can I ask you a question?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hacerle una pregunta?
English: Can I ask you something?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hacerle una pregunta?
English: Can I ask you a question?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hacerles una pregunta?
English: If I were in her place, I wouldn't give up yet.
Spanish: Si estuviera en su lugar, todavía no me rendiría.
English: I finished writing a letter in English.
Spanish: He acabado de escribir una carta en inglés.
English: Tom can't play tennis.
Spanish: Tom no sabe jugar al tenis.
English: Didn't you lock up your car?
Spanish: ¿No cerraste el coche?
English: Don't fail to call me back.
Spanish: No te olvides de llamarme.
English: Don't forget to call me.
Spanish: No te olvides de llamarme.
English: The polka is from Poland, as is the polonaise.
Spanish: La polca es de Polonia como la polonesa.
English: Have you ever been to the United States?
Spanish: ¿Ha estado alguna vez en Estados Unidos?
English: If you like seafood, you've come to the right place!
Spanish: ¡Si te gusta comer marisco, has venido al sitio adecuado!
English: I've thought about you a lot.
Spanish: He pensado mucho en ti.
English: My father does nothing but watch TV on Sundays.
Spanish: Lo único que mi padre hace los domingos es ver la tele.
English: I am going to be a doctor.
Spanish: Voy a ser médico.
English: I wonder if what I wrote was correct.
Spanish: Me pregunto si lo que he escrito era correcto.
English: Tommy couldn't answer the last question.
Spanish: Tommy no pudo responder a la última pregunta.
English: He wants a watch just like yours.
Spanish: Quiere un reloj igualito al tuyo.
English: You've acted foolishly and you will pay for it.
Spanish: Has actuado como un idiota y pagarás las consecuencias.
English: What do I have to do?
Spanish: ¿Qué tengo que hacer?
English: What should I buy?
Spanish: ¿Qué debería comprar?
English: Who broke this window?
Spanish: ¿Quién ha roto esta ventana?
English: I asked for Mr Smith.
Spanish: Pregunté por el Sr. Smith.
English: I went to the park yesterday.
Spanish: Ayer fui al parque.
English: What's new with you?
Spanish: ¿Qué hay de nuevo?
English: I want the time and the health to finish my Icelandic textbook.
Spanish: Quiero tiempo y salud para terminar mi libro de texto de islandés.
English: Why is he hiding under the table?
Spanish: ¿Por qué está escondiéndose debajo de la mesa?
English: My spoon is too big!
Spanish: ¡Mi cuchara es demasiado grande!
English: The invitation said, "No gifts, please."
Spanish: La invitación decía "regalos no, por favor".
English: Why are you angry?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estás enfadado?
English: Why are you mad?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estás enfadado?
English: Why are you angry?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estás enfadada?
English: Why are you mad?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estás enfadada?
English: Why are you angry?
Spanish: ¿Por qué está enfadada?
English: Why is she angry?
Spanish: ¿Por qué está enfadada?
English: Why are you angry?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estáis enfadados?
English: Why are you mad?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estáis enfadados?
English: Why are you angry?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estáis enfadadas?
English: Why are you mad?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estáis enfadadas?
English: Why are you angry?
Spanish: ¿Por qué están enfadados?
English: Why are they angry?
Spanish: ¿Por qué están enfadados?
English: Why are you angry?
Spanish: ¿Por qué están enfadadas?
English: Why are they angry?
Spanish: ¿Por qué están enfadadas?
English: For example, do you like English?
Spanish: Por ejemplo, ¿le gusta el idioma inglés?
English: That accident is a good illustration of his carelessness.
Spanish: Ese accidente es un buen ejemplo de su falta de cuidado.
English: The Hungarian language is better than Esperanto.
Spanish: La lengua húngara es mejor que el esperanto.
English: I work from nine to five every day.
Spanish: Trabajo de nueve a cinco todos los días.
English: She brought a cup of tea to me.
Spanish: Ella me trajo una taza de té.
English: She brought me a cup of tea.
Spanish: Ella me trajo una taza de té.
English: May I use your telephone? "By all means."
Spanish: ¿Puedo usar su teléfono? "Por supuesto."
English: Not all the students were present.
Spanish: No todos los estudiantes estaban presentes.
English: We are distinct from each other in taste.
Spanish: Tenemos diferentes gustos.
English: When did it begin to rain?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo empezó a llover?
English: Aren't you Tom?
Spanish: ¿No eres tú Tom?
English: I do not know what to write in this sentence.
Spanish: No sé qué escribir en esta frase.
English: He ate all of the apple.
Spanish: Él se comió la manzana entera.
English: He ate the whole apple.
Spanish: Él se comió la manzana entera.
English: I was surprised by his perseverance.
Spanish: Me sorprendió su perseverancia.
English: I could answer all the questions.
Spanish: Podía contestar a todas las preguntas.
English: I was able to answer all the questions.
Spanish: Podía contestar a todas las preguntas.
English: I took it for granted that he would keep his word.
Spanish: Di por sentado que él cumpliría su palabra.
English: The earth moves around the sun.
Spanish: La tierra se mueve alrededor del sol.
English: Would you mind wrapping it up as a gift?
Spanish: ¿Le importaría envolvérmelo para regalo?
English: He did nothing but cry.
Spanish: Él no hacía más que llorar.
English: He began to feel afraid.
Spanish: Empezó a sentir miedo.
English: He insulted me without any reason.
Spanish: Me insultó sin ningún motivo.
English: Dolphins and whales are not fish.
Spanish: Los delfines y las ballenas no son peces.
English: I got up at about six.
Spanish: Me levanté hacia las seis.
English: I hope you'll get well soon.
Spanish: Espero que te mejores pronto.
English: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holiday are the days of the week.
Spanish: Lunes, martes, miércoles, jueves, viernes, sábado, domingo y festivo son los días de la semana.
English: All of a sudden the sky became dark.
Spanish: De repente, el cielo se oscureció.
English: Japan is a country surrounded by the sea on all sides.
Spanish: Japón es un país rodeado del mar por todos lados.
English: Japan is a country that is surrounded on all sides by the ocean.
Spanish: Japón es un país rodeado del mar por todos lados.
English: He has more money than he can use.
Spanish: Él tiene más dinero de lo que puede usar.
English: The school stands about one mile off.
Spanish: La escuela está aproximadamente a una milla de distancia.
English: She is a gifted artist.
Spanish: Es una artista muy talentosa.
English: Please, turn on the light!
Spanish: ¡Por favor, da la luz!
English: Please, turn on the light!
Spanish: ¡Enciende la luz, por favor!
English: The Italian language dies a little every time an anglophone orders "a panini".
Spanish: El italiano muere un poquito cada vez que un anglófono pide un "panini".
English: He needs to forget about that woman and his children.
Spanish: Tiene que olvidarse de esa mujer y sus hijos.
English: Who is on duty?
Spanish: ¿Quién está de guardia?
English: My father died, leaving a large sum of money.
Spanish: Mi padre murió dejando una gran suma de dinero.
English: We are not too young to tell what love is like.
Spanish: No somos demasiado jóvenes para decir cómo es el amor.
English: I didn't know whether I wanted to go to university.
Spanish: No sabía si quería ir a la universidad.
English: The Paris syndrome is a type of culture shock. It's a psychiatric term used to describe foreigners who start living in Paris, drawn to the image of the city as a center of fashion, don't adapt well to the local customs and culture, lose their mental balance and exhibit symptoms close to depression.
Spanish: El síndrome de París es una clase de choque cultural. Es un término psiquiátrico usado para describir a los extranjeros que empiezan a vivir en París seducidos por la imagen de la ciudad como centro de la moda, no se adaptan bien a las costumbres locales ni culturales, pierden su equilibrio mental y muestran síntomas parecidos a los de la depresión.
English: She came to me and said something that I didn't understand at all.
Spanish: Ella vino hacia mí y dijo algo que no entendí en absoluto.
English: It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen.
Spanish: Era un día frío y luminoso de abril, y los relojes marcaban la una de la tarde.
English: The class I have the most homework in is English.
Spanish: La clase en la que me mandan más deberes es inglés.
English: For example, the chrysanthemum symbolises noble character.
Spanish: Por ejemplo, el crisantemo simboliza un carácter noble.
English: Please help me to bring my suitcase down from the luggage rack.
Spanish: Por favor, ayúdeme a bajar mi maleta del portaequipajes.
English: If you hear hoofbeats, don't look for zebras.
Spanish: Si oyes ruido de cascos, no busques cebras.
English: Keep the medicine away from children.
Spanish: Mantenga la medicina lejos de los niños.
English: What a nice face she has!
Spanish: ¡Qué bonita cara tiene ella!
English: May I speak to the professor?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hablar con el profesor?
English: Can I speak with the teacher?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hablar con el profesor?
English: May I speak with the teacher?
Spanish: ¿Puedo hablar con el profesor?
English: What seems simple to you seems complex to me.
Spanish: Lo que a ti te parece simple, a mí me parece complicado.
English: She likes animals, you know?
Spanish: ¿Sabes? A ella le gustan los animales.
English: Her beauty will fade in time.
Spanish: Su belleza se ajará con el tiempo.
English: Her beauty will fade in time.
Spanish: Su belleza desaparecerá con el tiempo.
English: The sun was shining in all its splendid beauty.
Spanish: El sol brillaba en todo su esplendor.
English: Don't wake up the sleeping child.
Spanish: No despiertes al niño que duerme.
English: I met him by accident at the airport yesterday.
Spanish: Me lo encontré por casualidad en el aeropuerto ayer.
English: He has more money than taste.
Spanish: Él tiene más dinero que gusto.
English: I've seen dolphins smarter than you.
Spanish: He visto delfines más inteligentes que tú.
English: I'd like to know if that's true.
Spanish: Me gustaría saber si es verdad.
English: Are you a Japanese student? "Yes, I am."
Spanish: «¿Eres un estudiante japonés?» «Sí, lo soy».
English: There is no rule without exceptions.
Spanish: La excepción confirma la regla.
English: The exception proves the rule.
Spanish: La excepción confirma la regla.
English: Exceptions prove the rule.
Spanish: La excepción confirma la regla.
English: The young worker was asked to resign.
Spanish: Pidieron que el joven trabajador dimitiese.
English: He put on clean trousers.
Spanish: Se puso unos pantalones limpios.
English: There's no way I'm going to do that.
Spanish: De ninguna manera haré eso.
English: He's never quite adjusted to the pace of the city.
Spanish: Nunca se adaptó del todo al ritmo de la ciudad.
English: You will wish you had a house of your own.
Spanish: Desearás que tuvieras una casa propia.
English: The door remained closed all day.
Spanish: La puerta permaneció cerrada todo el día.
English: I don't like both of you going to such a place.
Spanish: No me gusta que los dos vayan a tal lugar.
English: Yes, orange juice, please.
Spanish: Sí, jugo de naranja, por favor.
English: Come, eat the fruits in the kitchen.
Spanish: Ven, come las frutas en la cocina.
English: Will she forgive him for forgetting her birthday?
Spanish: ¿Le perdonará por haber olvidado su cumpleaños?
English: Will you turn on the television?
Spanish: ¿Puedes encender la televisión?
English: He is studying law at Harvard.
Spanish: Está estudiando derecho en Harvard.
English: Don't be angry with me, for I did it for your sake.
Spanish: No te enfades conmigo, lo hice por tu bien.
English: Do you speak Klingon?
Spanish: ¿Hablas klingon?
English: Do you speak Klingon?
Spanish: ¿Habla klingon?
English: Do you speak Klingon?
Spanish: ¿Habláis klingon?
English: I would have written a longer letter if I'd had more time.
Spanish: Habría escrito una carta más larga si hubiera tenido más tiempo.
English: I would have written a longer letter if I'd had more time.
Spanish: De haber tenido más tiempo habría escrito una carta más larga.
English: The student has already solved all the problems.
Spanish: El estudiante ya ha resuelto todos los problemas.
English: This is the reason why he did it.
Spanish: Esta es la razón por la que lo hizo.
English: This box is too heavy for me alone to lift.
Spanish: Esta caja es demasiado pesada para que la levante yo solo.
English: This box is too heavy for me alone to lift.
Spanish: Esta caja es demasiado pesada para que la levante yo sola.
English: The nurse used a sphygmomanometer to check my blood pressure.
Spanish: La enfermera usó un tensiómetro para medirme la tensión.
English: We go fishing once in a while.
Spanish: Vamos a pescar de vez en cuando.
English: We go fishing from time to time.
Spanish: Vamos a pescar de vez en cuando.
English: We sent you an email with an activation link.
Spanish: Le hemos enviado un correo electrónico con un enlace de activación.
English: They fear that he may be dead.
Spanish: Temen que pueda estar muerto.
English: I could not but think that he had died.
Spanish: No podía sino pensar que había muerto.
English: He committed suicide to atone for his sin.
Spanish: Se suicidó para expiar su pecado.
English: He made me out to be a liar.
Spanish: Me ha hecho quedar como un mentiroso.
English: He made me out to be a liar.
Spanish: Me hizo quedar como un mentiroso.
English: I went to bed later than usual.
Spanish: Me fui a la cama más tarde de lo habitual.
English: She has the habit of clearing her throat whenever she's nervous.
Spanish: Ella tiene la costumbre de aclararse la garganta cada vez que se pone nerviosa.
English: I've tried swimming in the river.
Spanish: He intentado nadar en el río.
English: Barbara was killed by Alister.
Spanish: Bárbara fue asesinada por Álister.
English: Alister killed Barbara.
Spanish: Alister mató a Bárbara.
English: Who wrote a letter?
Spanish: ¿Quién ha escrito una carta?
English: The Romans would never have had enough time for conquering the world if they had first been required to study Latin.
Spanish: Los romanos no habrían tenido tiempo suficiente para conquistar el mundo si primero hubieran tenido que estudiar latín.
English: She waited for you for two hours.
Spanish: Ella os esperó durante dos horas.
English: She believes that he is innocent.
Spanish: Ella piensa que él es inocente.
English: Don't leave me alone!
Spanish: ¡No me dejes sola!
English: Don't leave me alone.
Spanish: ¡No me dejes sola!
English: In footnotes, book titles and journal names are written in italics.
Spanish: En las notas a pie de página, los títulos de los libros y los nombres de las revistas se escriben en cursiva.
English: The minute I entered the room, they stopped talking.
Spanish: Justo cuando entré al cuarto, dejaron de hablar.
English: We have to put off the game till next Sunday.
Spanish: Tenemos que posponer el partido hasta el próximo domingo.
English: I have not seen him since then.
Spanish: No le he visto desde entonces.
English: I haven't seen him since then.
Spanish: No le he visto desde entonces.
English: He did not make his position clear.
Spanish: No dejó clara su posición.
English: Tomorrow we will encounter the enemy.
Spanish: Mañana, nos enfrentaremos con el enemigo.
English: In fact, he looked silly.
Spanish: De hecho, se veía ridículo.
English: He saw no advantage in waiting any longer.
Spanish: No veía ninguna ventaja en esperar más.
English: Her charm does not consist only in her beauty.
Spanish: Su encanto consiste no solamente en su belleza.
English: My brother has been sick since yesterday.
Spanish: Mi hermano está enfermo desde ayer.
English: I'm waiting for your help.
Spanish: Estoy esperando tu ayuda.
English: The train had already left when we got to station.
Spanish: El tren ya se había ido cuando llegamos a la estación.
English: Tom doesn't understand how to use a computer.
Spanish: Tom no entiende cómo usar una computadora.
English: Tom doesn't understand how to use a computer.
Spanish: Tom no entiende cómo usar un ordenador.
English: Today was a very tough day.
Spanish: Hoy fue un día muy duro.
English: You are tall, but he is still taller.
Spanish: Eres alto, pero él es todavía más alto.
English: Good evening, how are you?
Spanish: Buenas noches, ¿cómo estás?
English: He could not make it in business.
Spanish: No logró tener éxito en los negocios.
English: I, gay, view my heart.
Spanish: Yo, marica, miro a mi corazón.
English: The company employs 500 workers.
Spanish: La empresa contrata a 500 trabajadores.
English: She played that tune on her grand piano.
Spanish: Ella tocó esa canción en su piano de cola.
English: I have to look after this cat.
Spanish: Tengo que cuidar de este gato.
English: She cannot work this machine.
Spanish: Ella no sabe operar esta máquina.
English: It's Sunday. He can't have gone to school.
Spanish: Es domingo. No puede haber ido a la escuela.
English: In the room there was a piano, but there was nobody who played it.
Spanish: Había un piano en el cuarto, pero no había nadie que lo tocara.
English: It's Mary's turn to wash the dishes.
Spanish: Le toca a Mary lavar los trastes.
English: I saw Julie off at the airport.
Spanish: Me despedí de Julie en el aeropuerto.
English: I didn't just make the plan, I carried it out.
Spanish: No sólo hice el plan sino que lo llevé a cabo.