jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Putting the whole population at risk is not something I consider a viable alternative.
Spanish: El poner en riesgo a toda la población no lo considero una alternativa viable.
English: Tornadoes and hurricanes can transport viable spores and seeds hundreds of kilometers away.
Spanish: Los tornados y los huracanes pueden transportar esporas y semillas viables a cientos de kilómetros de distancia.
English: Some languages use syllabaries.
Spanish: Algunas lenguas usan silabarios.
English: Some languages use syllabaries.
Spanish: Algunas lenguas utilizan silabarios.
English: Some languages use syllabaries.
Spanish: Algunos idiomas utilizan silabarios.
English: Some languages use syllabaries.
Spanish: Algunos idiomas usan silabarios.
English: Katakana is a syllabary.
Spanish: El katakana es un silabario.
English: Hiragana is a syllabary.
Spanish: El hiragana es un silabario.
English: Sequoyah started making the Cherokee syllabary around 1809.
Spanish: Sequoyah comenzó la confección del silabario cheroqui hacia 1809.
English: Sequoyah started making the Cherokee syllabary around 1809.
Spanish: Sequoyah comenzó la confección del silabario cheroqui alrededor de 1809.
English: Cherokee is a language written with a syllabary.
Spanish: El cheroqui es una lengua que se escribe con un silabario.
English: Recognizing its ecological responsibility, the car manufacturer began mass production of rafts.
Spanish: Reconociendo su responsabilidad ecológica, el constructor automovilístico lanza la fabricación de balsas en serie.
English: You should complement your nutrition with vitamins.
Spanish: Deberías complementar tu alimentación con vitaminas.
English: Peasants often have a secondary activity to augment their income.
Spanish: A menudo los campesinos se ocupan en una actividad secundaria para complementar sus ingresos.
English: Stop farting, you pig!
Spanish: ¡Deja de tirarte pedos, so cochino!
English: Don't be a pig; wash your hands right now.
Spanish: No seas cochino y lávate las manos ahora mismo.
English: We're taking our annual inventory.
Spanish: Estamos haciendo el inventario anual.
English: Profit and business are always important factors in every modern war.
Spanish: El lucro y los negocios son siempre factores importantes en toda guerra moderna.
English: The radiator gets very hot.
Spanish: El radiador se calienta mucho.
English: The heater gets very hot.
Spanish: El radiador se calienta mucho.
English: I wonder if Tom plays tennis.
Spanish: Me pregunto si Tom juega al tenis.
English: It may take longer than we expected.
Spanish: Puede que tarde más de lo que esperábamos.
English: Brother Bartolomé Arrazola was a Spanish monk.
Spanish: Fray Bartolomé Arrazola era un fraile español.
English: Machinery uses a lot of electricity.
Spanish: La maquinaria consume mucha electricidad.
English: Fill the glass to the brim.
Spanish: Llena el vaso hasta el borde.
English: Hearing him speak English, one would take him for an Englishman.
Spanish: Oyéndolo hablar inglés, uno lo tomaría por un inglés.
English: Tom needs to change his behavior.
Spanish: Tom necesita cambiar su comportamiento.
English: You reek of cigarette smoke.
Spanish: Apestas a humo de cigarrillo.
English: I hope I make a good first impression.
Spanish: Espero dar una buena primera impresión.
English: I have a feeling you might want to see these.
Spanish: Tengo la impresión de que querrás ver estos.
English: Some months have thirty days, others thirty one.
Spanish: Algunos meses tienen treinta días; otros, treinta y uno.
English: Twelve plus twenty-one is thirty-three. Thirteen plus thirty-one is forty-four.
Spanish: Doce más veintiuno son treinta y tres. Trece más treinta y uno son cuarenta y cuatro.
English: We'll include minimalist compositions in our repertoire.
Spanish: Incluiremos composiciones minimalistas a nuestro repertorio.
English: That concept is much fuzzier.
Spanish: Ese concepto es mucho más difuso.
English: His sentences are deliberately vague and fuzzy.
Spanish: Sus frases son deliberadamente vagas y difusas.
English: The laurel is an evergreen tree.
Spanish: El laurel es un árbol perennifolio.
English: The laurel is typical of Mediterranean areas.
Spanish: El laurel es propio de las zonas mediterráneas.
English: Laurel leaf tea is said to fight insomnia.
Spanish: Dicen que el té de hojas de laurel combate el insomnio.
English: I was born on 22 November 1948.
Spanish: Nací el 22 de noviembre de 1948.
English: I have to deal with this alone.
Spanish: Tengo que lidiar con esto solo.
English: She is not as pretty as her sister.
Spanish: Ella no es tan bonita como su hermana.
English: Does loyalty even exist anymore?
Spanish: ¿Sigue existiendo la lealtad?
English: Tom can feed himself, can't he?
Spanish: Tom puede alimentarse solo, ¿no?
English: Tom would have been late if Mary hadn't given him a ride.
Spanish: Tom habría llegado tarde si María no lo hubiera llevado.
English: A woman is the sweetest thing in the world.
Spanish: Una mujer es la cosa más dulce del mundo.
English: The pillow is too hard for sleeping.
Spanish: La almohada es demasiado dura para dormir.
English: The insurance pool should cover those damages.
Spanish: El consorcio de seguros debería cubrir esas indemnizaciones.
English: He received damages of a million dollars.
Spanish: Él recibió una indemnización de un millón de dólares.
English: If men quarrel, and one strike a woman with child and she miscarry indeed, but live herself: he shall be answerable for so much damage as the woman's husband shall require, and as arbiters shall award.
Spanish: Si, en el curso de una riña, alguien golpea a una mujer encinta, provocándole el aborto, pero sin causarle otros daños, el culpable deberá indemnizar con lo que le pida el marido de la mujer y determinen los jueces.
English: If a man open a pit, and dig one, and cover it not, and an ox or an ass fall into it, the owner of the pit shall pay the price of the beasts: and that which is dead shall be his own.
Spanish: Si uno deja abierto un pozo, o cava un pozo y no lo tapa, y cae dentro un buey o un asno, el propietario del pozo indemnizará con dinero al dueño del animal y se quedará con el animal muerto.
English: The treehouse fascinated Gabor's friends.
Spanish: La casa del árbol fascinó a los amigos de Gabor.
English: The treehouse fascinated Gabor's friends.
Spanish: La casa del árbol fascinaba a los amigos de Gabor.
English: He shuddered with horror at the grisly sight.
Spanish: Se estremeció de horror ante la espantosa visión.
English: Thank you for not judging.
Spanish: Gracias por no juzgar.
English: How can I help you feel better?
Spanish: ¿Cómo puedo ayudarte para que estés mejor?
English: Do you want me to tell you the story of the bald rooster?
Spanish: ¿Quieres que te cuente el cuento del gallo pelón?
English: You're not a clown; you're the whole circus.
Spanish: No eres un payaso, eres el circo entero.
English: What do you usually eat for lunch?
Spanish: ¿Qué sueles almorzar?
English: What do you usually eat for breakfast?
Spanish: ¿Qué sueles desayunar?
English: Do you like teaching?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta enseñar?
English: Do you like to teach?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta enseñar?
English: Do you know how to make garlic sauce?
Spanish: ¿Sabes hacer salsa de ajo?
English: I'm going to fry the onions.
Spanish: Voy a freír las cebollas.
English: It is necessary to study Latin if you want to master Portuguese.
Spanish: Es necesario estudiar latín si quieres dominar el portugués.
English: It isn't that cold in that village.
Spanish: No hace tanto frío en ese pueblo.
English: Have we not shown due respect to our grandmother?
Spanish: ¿Acaso no hemos mostrado el debido respeto a la abuela?
English: As it happens, they've already paid us.
Spanish: Ocurre que ya nos las han pagado.
English: Do you want me to read this out loud to you?
Spanish: ¿Quieres que te lea esto en voz alta?
English: How long have you two been married?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo llevan casados ustedes dos?
English: Science builds our lifestyle.
Spanish: La ciencia construye nuestro estilo de vida.
English: What you say is more important than how you say it.
Spanish: Qué decir es más importante que cómo decirlo.
English: Smoking began to tell on his health.
Spanish: El acto de fumar empezó a afectar su salud.
English: This was supposed to be delivered an hour ago.
Spanish: Esto debería haber sido entregado hace una hora.
English: It would be a bad mistake to do that.
Spanish: Sería un grave error hacerlo.
English: Sami sat in the back of the mosque.
Spanish: Sami estaba sentado en la parte trasera de la mezquita.
English: A bear has one of the keenest noses in the animal kingdom.
Spanish: El oso tiene uno de los sentidos del olfato más agudos del reino animal.
English: She doesn't think she'll get the job.
Spanish: Ella no cree que consiga el trabajo.
English: I don't think that Tom is scared.
Spanish: No creo que Tom esté asustado.
English: The climate of Japan is not like that of England.
Spanish: El clima de Japón no es como el de Inglaterra.
English: Let's put this behind us and move on.
Spanish: Dejemos esto atrás y sigamos adelante.
English: All good things come in threes.
Spanish: Todas las cosas buenas vienen de tres en tres.
English: Of course I'm kidding!
Spanish: ¡Por supuesto que estoy bromeando!
English: Of course, I'm joking.
Spanish: ¡Por supuesto que estoy bromeando!
English: She is beautiful but has a very strong cigarette smell.
Spanish: Es hermosa pero tiene un olor a cigarrillo muy fuerte.
English: She can't live far from here.
Spanish: No puede vivir lejos de aquí.
English: Photocopying kills the book.
Spanish: Las copiadoras matan el libro.
English: Do you think about him a lot?
Spanish: ¿Piensas mucho en él?
English: My truck got stuck in the mud.
Spanish: Mi camión se quedó atascado en el barro.
English: My pickup is stuck in the mud.
Spanish: Mi camioneta está atascada en el barro.
English: Syndromes are often named after the physician or group of physicians who discovered them or initially described the full clinical picture. Such eponymous syndrome names are examples of medical eponyms. Recently, there has been a shift towards naming conditions descriptively (by symptoms or underlying cause) rather than eponymously, but the eponymous syndrome names often persist in common usage.
Spanish: Los síndromes suelen llevar el nombre del médico o grupo de médicos que los descubrieron o describieron inicialmente el cuadro clínico completo. Estos nombres epónimos son ejemplos de epónimos médicos. Recientemente, se ha producido un cambio hacia la denominación descriptiva de las afecciones (por los síntomas o la causa subyacente) en lugar de epónima, pero los nombres epónimos de los síndromes a menudo persisten en el uso común.
English: Tom is approximately the same age as the rest of us.
Spanish: Tom tiene aproximadamente la misma edad que el resto de nosotros.
English: She got a job as a recording engineer.
Spanish: Ella consiguió un trabajo como ingeniera de grabación.
English: The recording engineer sighed as he said, "Would you like to try that again?"
Spanish: El ingeniero de audio suspiró y dijo: "¿Quiere intentarlo otra vez?"
English: Don't forget to clean your room.
Spanish: No olvides ordenar tu habitación.
English: Do you know what she wants to do?
Spanish: ¿Sabe qué quiere hacer?
English: I'd never harm anyone.
Spanish: Nunca le haría daño a nadie.
English: Would you answer some questions for me?
Spanish: ¿Podría responderme a algunas preguntas?
English: Tom says I look like a kid.
Spanish: Tom dice que luzco como un niño.
English: I can tell you're tired.
Spanish: Puedo notar que estás cansado(a)
English: I'll stay with you as long as you want me to.
Spanish: Me quedaré contigo todo el tiempo que quieras.
English: We have important matters to discuss.
Spanish: Tenemos asuntos importantes que discutir.
English: Maria hasn't watched the news yet.
Spanish: María no ha visto las noticias aún.
English: His house is small and old.
Spanish: Su casa es pequeña y vieja.
English: It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness.
Spanish: Es mejor encender una vela que maldecir la oscuridad.
English: I called Judy's house.
Spanish: Llamé a la casa de Judy.
English: We leave early in the morning, okay?
Spanish: Salimos temprano en la mañana, ¿de acuerdo?
English: You don't know how I'm actually doing.
Spanish: Tú no sabes cómo estoy en realidad.
English: The boat was specially made for the queen's voyage.
Spanish: El barco fue hecho especialmente para el viaje de la reina.
English: Do you still feel sick?
Spanish: ¿Aún te sientes mal?
English: Are you still feeling sick?
Spanish: ¿Aún te sientes mal?
English: Good night, ladies and gentlemen.
Spanish: Buenas noches, señoras y señores.
English: I'm not your maid!
Spanish: ¡No soy tu cachifa!
English: My Palestinian friend taught me several swear words in Arabic.
Spanish: Mi amigo palestino me enseñó varias groserías en árabe.
English: My Palestinian friend taught me various swear words in Arabic.
Spanish: Mi amigo palestino me enseñó varias groserías en árabe.
English: Do you miss your country?
Spanish: ¿Extrañas tu país?
English: Smile and laugh!
Spanish: ¡Sonríe y ríe!
English: I'm glad you're happy.
Spanish: Me alegro de que estés contenta.
English: I'm glad you're happy.
Spanish: Me alegro de que estés contento.
English: In Latin, the verb is usually at the end of the sentence.
Spanish: En latín, el verbo suele estar al final de la frase.
English: The names of trees are always feminine in Latin.
Spanish: Los nombres de los árboles son siempre femeninos en latín.
English: I'm not going to wait forever.
Spanish: No voy a esperar para siempre.
English: That madman broke the window.
Spanish: Ese loco rompió la ventana.
English: You think everyone is like you.
Spanish: Crees que todos son como tú.
English: Hannibal brought the money from Rome to Africa.
Spanish: Aníbal llevó el dinero de Roma a África.
English: Life doesn't wait. Tomorrow will be too late. Live today.
Spanish: La vida no espera. Mañana será demasiado tarde. Vive hoy.
English: I want to study linguistics in Europe.
Spanish: Quiero estudiar Lingüística en Europa.
English: That isn't a grammatical error, but a spelling one.
Spanish: Eso no es un error de gramática, sino de ortografía.
English: What would you have done in my place?
Spanish: ¿Qué habrías hecho tú en mi lugar?
English: I don't understand abstract art, truthfully.
Spanish: No entiendo el arte abstracto, la verdad.
English: The part of a verb, that is partly a verb and partly an adjective, we call a participle.
Spanish: La parte de un verbo, que es en parte verbo y en parte adjetivo, se llama participio.
English: Luxembourgish is a living language.
Spanish: El luxemburgués es una lengua viva.
English: Every language that dies out takes a piece of human history with it.
Spanish: Cada lengua que se extingue lleva consigo un pedazo de la historia humana.
English: Here people know and help each other.
Spanish: Aquí, las personas se conocen y se ayudan mutuamente.
English: I study economics at the University of Luxembourg.
Spanish: Estudio Economía en la Universidad de Luxemburgo.
English: Do you live here in Luxembourg?
Spanish: ¿Vives aquí, en Luxemburgo?
English: The bus is always crowded.
Spanish: El autobús siempre va lleno.
English: Don't talk rubbish!
Spanish: ¡No digas sandeces!
English: Being introverted isn't a defect.
Spanish: Ser introvertido no es un defecto.
English: Being introverted isn't a flaw.
Spanish: Ser introvertido no es un defecto.
English: Don't these things embarrass you guys?
Spanish: ¿No os avergüenzan estas cosas?
English: The cook used to fill my plate generously.
Spanish: El cocinero llenaba mi plato generosamente.
English: How much money do we need?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto dinero necesitamos?
English: He sells wine jelly on the Internet.
Spanish: Vende mermelada de vino por internet.
English: She sells wine jelly on the Internet.
Spanish: Vende mermelada de vino por internet.
English: My ex is a very spiteful person.
Spanish: Mi ex es una persona muy rencorosa.
English: Fire cannot be prevented by half measures.
Spanish: El fuego no se puede prevenir con medidas a medias.
English: You must take up a regular occupation.
Spanish: Es necesario tener una ocupación regular.
English: It's important that there always be hope.
Spanish: Es importante que siempre haya esperanza.
English: No one translates my sentences.
Spanish: Nadie traduce mis frases.
English: This is the room where the author committed suicide.
Spanish: Esta es la habitación en la que se suicidó la autora.
English: As a result of pollution, the lake is without any form of life.
Spanish: Como resultado de la polución, el lago se encuentra sin ninguna forma de vida.
English: In the distance, there stood a dimly white lighthouse.
Spanish: A lo lejos se alzaba indistintamente un faro blanco.
English: Does he feel safe at home?
Spanish: ¿Se siente seguro en casa?
English: And the banquet sponsor tasted the water, which had turned into wine.
Spanish: Y el anfitrión del banquete probó el agua convertida en vino.
English: On arriving at the station, I went to see my uncle at his office.
Spanish: Tan pronto como llegué a la estación, fui a visitar a mi tío a su oficina.
English: It is very convenient to live near a station.
Spanish: Es muy conveniente vivir cerca de una estación.
English: My brother was supposed to pick me up at the station, but I couldn't find him.
Spanish: Mi hermano debía recogerme en la estación, pero no pude encontrarlo.
English: English is a better means of communication than any other in the world.
Spanish: El inglés es un mejor medio de comunicación que cualquier otro en el mundo.
English: It's time for him to start making his own decisions.
Spanish: Es hora de que empiece a tomar sus propias decisiones.
English: What a big mistake you made in your English composition!
Spanish: ¡Qué gran error cometiste en tu ensayo de inglés!
English: I don't want my family to know what's become of me.
Spanish: No quiero que mi familia sepa lo que me pasó.
English: The English are the heirs of freedom.
Spanish: Los ingleses son los herederos de la libertad.
English: English is taught almost all over the world today.
Spanish: El inglés es enseñado hoy en día en casi todo el mundo.
English: Her English is better than mine.
Spanish: Su inglés es mejor que el mío.
English: Her English is better than mine.
Spanish: Ella habla inglés mejor que yo.
English: Get motivated to study English.
Spanish: Motívate para estudiar inglés.
English: The future of English seems to be leading in three directions.
Spanish: El futuro del inglés parece ir en tres direcciones.
English: The student who failed the English exam was cheered up by his friend's words.
Spanish: El estudiante que no pasó el examen de inglés fue reconfortado con las palabras de un amigo.
English: Who's accusing you?
Spanish: ¿Quién te acusa?
English: Tom was falsely accused.
Spanish: A Tom lo acusaron injustamente.
English: Are you accusing me?
Spanish: ¿Me estás acusando?
English: Are you accusing Tom?
Spanish: ¿Estás acusando a Tom?
English: They accused each other.
Spanish: Ellos se acusaron entre sí.
English: I'm too tired to do anything today.
Spanish: Estoy demasiado cansado para hacer algo hoy.
English: I'm too tired to do anything today.
Spanish: Estoy demasiado cansada para hacer algo hoy.
English: The painted lady is a migratory butterfly.
Spanish: La cardera es una mariposa migratoria.
English: Let her become friends with my wife.
Spanish: Que se haga amiga de mi esposa.
English: My computer is behaving strangely.
Spanish: Mi computador actúa de una manera extraña.
English: We will make the legs of that chair longer.
Spanish: Alarguemos las patas de esa silla.
English: It is true that I was head over heels in love with her.
Spanish: Es verdad que yo estaba loco de amor por ella.
English: You are exactly like your mother.
Spanish: Eres igualito que tu madre.
English: I had no idea that you were a teacher.
Spanish: No tenía idea de que eras profesor.
English: Tom doesn't know how to use a compass.
Spanish: Tom no sabe cómo usar una brújula.
English: Vaccines don't cause autism.
Spanish: Las vacunas no causan autismo.
English: He is too old for you.
Spanish: Es demasiado viejo para ti.
English: She's decided to sell her house.
Spanish: Ella ha decidido vender su casa.
English: It took me about a week.
Spanish: Me llevó alrededor de una semana.
English: We weren't looking for them.
Spanish: No los estábamos buscando.
English: I could never be like you.
Spanish: Nunca podría ser como tú.
English: In this world, nothing is more beautiful than hearing a sad rooster in the backlands when there is moonlight. It even seems that hidden in the throat of that rooster, the soul of the moon sings in counterpoint, sobbing.
Spanish: En este mundo, nada es más hermoso que escuchar un gallo triste en el interior del país cuando hay luz de luna. Incluso parece que escondida en la garganta de ese gallo, el alma de la luna canta en contrapunto, sollozando.
English: It isn't so hard.
Spanish: Eso no es tan difícil.
English: Tom is a decent, law-abiding citizen.
Spanish: Tom es un decente ciudadano que respeta la ley.
English: In English, the relative pronoun is often omitted. In Latin it never is.
Spanish: En inglés, el pronombre relativo se omite a menudo. En latín, nunca.
English: Why is it that so many interesting sentences are never adopted by native speakers of the language in which they were written?
Spanish: ¿Por qué tantas frases interesantes nunca son adoptadas por los hablantes nativos de la lengua en que fueron escritas?
English: She is certainly above forty.
Spanish: Seguro que ha pasado los cuarenta.
English: He was fired a few days ago.
Spanish: Le despidieron hace unos días.
English: Who are you when nobody sees you?
Spanish: ¿Quién eres cuando nadie te ve?
English: Can I take your picture with us?
Spanish: ¿Puedo tomar tu foto con nosotras?
English: Can I take your picture with us?
Spanish: ¿Puedo tomar tu foto con nosotros?
English: With great effort he climbed up the tree.
Spanish: Con gran esfuerzo trepó al árbol.
English: This orphaned English sentence was translated on Tatoeba into 14 languages, but the translator could not adopt it because he is not a native English speaker.
Spanish: Esta frase inglesa huérfana fue traducida en Tatoeba a 14 idiomas, pero el traductor no pudo adoptarla porque no es un hablante nativo de inglés.
English: What do you plan on doing tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Qué tienes pensado hacer mañana?
English: What are you plans for tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Qué tienes pensado hacer mañana?
English: We will never know how it feels.
Spanish: Nunca vamos a saber cómo se siente.
English: You were right, she doesn't live in Rio anymore.
Spanish: Tenías razón, ya no vive en Río.
English: I'm a university professor.
Spanish: Soy catedrático de universidad.
English: Many people came to know him in Europe, where he was a popular professor.
Spanish: Muchos llegaron a conocerlo en Europa, donde fue un catedrático popular.
English: Any stupid boy can stamp on a beetle, but all the professors in the world cannot create a beetle.
Spanish: Cualquier niño estúpido es capaz de aplastar un escarabajo, pero ni todos los catedráticos del mundo juntos pueden crear uno.
English: Progress in medicine is going ahead by leaps and bounds.
Spanish: Los avances en medicina avanzan a pasos agigantados.
English: The identity of the lost child was confirmed by its clothes.
Spanish: La identidad del niño perdido quedó confirmada por su ropa.
English: The identity of the lost child was confirmed by its clothes.
Spanish: La identidad de la niña perdida fue confirmada por su ropa.
English: I have heard that nothing gives an author so great pleasure, as to find his works respectfully quoted by others.
Spanish: He oído que nada produce tanto placer para un autor como encontrar sus obras citadas respetuosamente por otros.
English: Opinion is ultimately determined by feelings, and not by the intellect.
Spanish: La opinión está determinada en última instancia por los sentimientos y no por el intelecto.
English: Don't confuse opinions with facts.
Spanish: No confundas opiniones con hechos.
English: It will not be long before she regrets it.
Spanish: No pasará mucho tiempo antes de que se arrepienta.