jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: I have my fog lights turned on.
Spanish: Llevo puestas las luces antiniebla.
English: I've got my fog lights on.
Spanish: Llevo puestas las luces antiniebla.
English: I'll sit on the couch.
Spanish: Yo me sentaré en el sillón.
English: Turn off your flashlight, he'll see you.
Spanish: Apaga tu linterna, que te va a ver.
English: Turn off your flashlight, she'll see you.
Spanish: Apaga tu linterna, que te va a ver.
English: It feels better to tell the truth than to lie.
Spanish: Es más placentero ser honesto que mentir.
English: When I got to the interview, I was shaking like jelly.
Spanish: Al llegar a la entrevista estaba temblando como un flan.
English: My son really likes slugs. He says they're sticky and slippery, and he finds that fascinating.
Spanish: A mi hijo le encantan las babosas, dice que son pringosas y resbaladizas, y eso le parece fascinante.
English: Seems like you've got time to spare, don't you?
Spanish: Parece que te sobra el tiempo, ¿no?
English: And why didn't you let me know?
Spanish: ¿Y por qué no me avisasteis?
English: I didn't find it funny in the least.
Spanish: No me hizo ni pizca de gracia.
English: It wasn't funny at all.
Spanish: No me hizo ni pizca de gracia.
English: I don't think your joke was very appropriate.
Spanish: No me pareció muy oportuna tu bromita.
English: Can I leave a message?
Spanish: ¿Le puedo dejar un mensaje?
English: I don't think it'll come today.
Spanish: No creo que venga hoy.
English: Who are you looking for?
Spanish: ¿A quién estás buscando?
English: You're my reason for living.
Spanish: Tú eres la razón de mi vida.
English: I just wanted to read some news.
Spanish: Es que quería leer una noticia.
English: Alright, don't be long.
Spanish: Vale, no tardéis.
English: It looks like he's gone down to the coffee machine.
Spanish: Me parece que ha bajado a la máquina de café.
English: Sami used the bathroom.
Spanish: Sami usó el baño.
English: I can't help you with that.
Spanish: En esto no puedo ayudarte.
English: Thank you for giving me this lovely gift!
Spanish: ¡Gracias por darme un regalo tan bonito!
English: I'll go eat lunch and then come back.
Spanish: Me voy a almorzar y vuelvo.
English: How much will you pay me?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto me va a pagar?
English: How much will I be paid?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto me pagará?
English: The ice is so slippery you can't walk on it.
Spanish: El hielo está tan resbaladizo que no se puede caminar sobre él.
English: It must be past midnight.
Spanish: Debe de ser medianoche pasada.
English: Now this is what I call living the good life.
Spanish: A esto se le llama vivir bien.
English: I don't know what to wear, because the weather's constantly changing.
Spanish: No sé qué ponerme, porque el tiempo cambia continuamente.
English: This humid weather will be the end of me.
Spanish: Este clima húmedo acabará conmigo.
English: I'm sure you're gonna like this.
Spanish: Sin duda te gustará esto.
English: I like learning about foreign traditions.
Spanish: Me gusta estudiar las costumbres extranjeras.
English: Do you prefer being here or at the beach?
Spanish: ¿Prefieres estar aquí o en la playa?
English: Thanks for trusting me.
Spanish: Gracias por confiar en mí.
English: I've been single for years.
Spanish: Hace años que estoy soltero.
English: India is one of the most populated countries in the world.
Spanish: La India es uno de los países más poblados del mundo.
English: India is one of the most populated countries in the world.
Spanish: La India es uno de los países más populosos del mundo.
English: India is one of the world's most populated countries.
Spanish: La India es uno de los países más populosos del mundo.
English: India is one of the world's most populated countries.
Spanish: La India es uno de los países más poblados del mundo.
English: I'm visiting Athens this summer.
Spanish: Este verano voy a visitar Atenas.
English: I'm going to Athens this summer.
Spanish: Este verano voy a visitar Atenas.
English: There's a minor error in that phrase.
Spanish: Hay un pequeño error en esa frase.
English: There's a small error in that sentence.
Spanish: Hay un pequeño error en esa frase.
English: Looks like you're happy.
Spanish: Me parece que estás muy alegre.
English: I can see you're happy.
Spanish: Me parece que estás muy alegre.
English: It's too noisy in here.
Spanish: Aquí hace demasiado ruido.
English: Why do you like this kind of game?
Spanish: ¿Por qué te gusta ese tipo de juego?
English: Why do you like this type of game?
Spanish: ¿Por qué te gusta ese tipo de juego?
English: Good thing I didn't have to do that.
Spanish: Qué bien que no tuve que hacer eso.
English: I feel like I'm bothering you.
Spanish: Siento como si te estuviera molestando.
English: That test's too hard.
Spanish: Esa prueba está demasiado difícil.
English: There isn't a French edition of this book yet.
Spanish: Aún no hay una edición francesa de este libro.
English: This book still doesn't have a French edition.
Spanish: Aún no hay una edición francesa de este libro.
English: This book still isn't up in French.
Spanish: Aún no hay una edición francesa de este libro.
English: Suddenly, a burglar crept out of the darkness.
Spanish: De repente, un ladrón emergió de la oscuridad.
English: Look at those snow-covered mountains.
Spanish: Mire esas montañas cubiertas de nieve.
English: If someone else could do it, so will I, and if no one else could, then I'll be the first to do it.
Spanish: Si alguien más pudo hacerlo, también podré, y si nadie pudo, entonces seré el primero.
English: I just wanna be by your side.
Spanish: Sólo quiero estar a tu lado.
English: What time does your taxi get here?
Spanish: ¿A qué hora llega su taxi?
English: What time does the flight take off?
Spanish: ¿A qué hora despega el avión?
English: I hope next time you're more aware.
Spanish: Espero que la próxima vez estés más atenta.
English: If you wanna live healthily, run an hour a day.
Spanish: Si quieres vivir saludablemente, corre cada día una hora.
English: He holds a big position in the company.
Spanish: Él tiene un cargo importante en la empresa.
English: He holds an important position in the company.
Spanish: Él tiene un cargo importante en la compañía.
English: To rock that outfit takes a bod like yours.
Spanish: Para lucir ese vestido hay que tener un tipazo como el suyo.
English: That outfit suited you nicely.
Spanish: Ese vestido te sentaba genial.
English: You must use capital letters after a period.
Spanish: Tras el punto debe utilizarse mayúsculas.
English: After a comma, you use lowercase letters.
Spanish: Después de la coma se usa minúsculas.
English: The sentence must start with a capital letter.
Spanish: La frase debe empezarse con mayúscula.
English: What did you eat for breakfast?
Spanish: ¿Qué comiste en el desayuno?
English: He mixed sugar with milk.
Spanish: Él mezcló azúcar con leche.
English: He mixed sugar and milk.
Spanish: Él mezcló azúcar con leche.
English: You can't live without oxygen.
Spanish: No puedes vivir sin oxígeno.
English: There's not much sugar left in the jar.
Spanish: Queda poca azúcar en el frasco.
English: It stopped snowing an hour ago.
Spanish: Paró de nevar hace una hora.
English: Since when have you been in Shanghai?
Spanish: ¿Hace cuánto estás en Shangái?
English: For here or to go?
Spanish: ¿Para llevar o para comer aquí?
English: Dine-in or take-out?
Spanish: ¿Para llevar o para comer aquí?
English: Please don't interrupt me when I'm talking.
Spanish: Por favor, no me interrumpas cuando hablo.
English: This broken vase is my grandpa's.
Spanish: Este vaso roto es de mi abuelo.
English: Westerners typically don't eat raw fish.
Spanish: Generalmente, los occidentales no comen pescado crudo.
English: Gambling is legal in Nevada.
Spanish: Los juegos de azar son legales en Nevada.
English: Blood cells are made in the bone marrow.
Spanish: Las células sanguíneas son producidas en la médula ósea.
English: The death penalty was struck down last year.
Spanish: La pena de muerte fue suprimida el año pasado.
English: Don't open your umbrella in the lobby.
Spanish: No abras tu paraguas en el vestíbulo.
English: This is completely irrelevant.
Spanish: Esto es completamente irrelevante.
English: Juvenile delinquency has been on the rise recently.
Spanish: Últimamente la delincuencia juvenil está aumentando.
English: Who's playing the piano?
Spanish: ¿Quién toca el piano?
English: It says here in the book: "Snakes swallow their prey without chewing before going to sleep".
Spanish: Se dice en el libro: "Las serpientes se tragan a sus presas sin masticar y luego se duermen".
English: I was strongly against telling him what happened.
Spanish: Estuve muy en contra de decirle lo que pasó.
English: Why did you do that? "Because I felt like it."
Spanish: ¿Por qué hiciste eso? "Porque me dio la gana."
English: The director reprimanded Tom.
Spanish: La directora regañó a Tom.
English: He skates better than I do because he practices more often.
Spanish: Patina mejor que yo porque entrena con más frecuencia.
English: She skates better than I do because she practices more often.
Spanish: Patina mejor que yo porque entrena con más frecuencia.
English: Clean up the mess you made right now.
Spanish: Limpia el reguero que hiciste ahora mismo.
English: My brother's girlfriend has black hair and green eyes.
Spanish: La novia de mi hermano tiene cabello negro y ojos verdes.
English: But my drawing was not of a hat.
Spanish: Pero mi dibujo no era de un sombrero.
English: I live in the center of the country.
Spanish: Vivo en el centro del país.
English: Mary should've done what Tom told her to do.
Spanish: Mary debió haber hecho lo que Tom le dijo que hiciera.
English: They know precisely what they're doing.
Spanish: Saben precisamente de lo que hablan.
English: I don't want Tom to know I don't like him.
Spanish: No quiero que Tom sepa que no me agrada.
English: You said you knew someone who could get us that information.
Spanish: Dijiste que conocías a alguien que podría darnos la información.
English: Tom told me he's prepared.
Spanish: Tom me dijo que está preparado.
English: Layla was so cute and so ugly at the same time.
Spanish: Layla era tan linda y tan fea al mismo tiempo.
English: Can I touch your beard?
Spanish: ¿Puedo tocar tu barba?
English: Do you guys have any real coffee?
Spanish: ¿No tienen algún café de verdad?
English: Do you want me to believe that?
Spanish: ¿Quieres que crea eso?
English: I'm glad that you did that.
Spanish: Me alegra que hicieras esto.
English: They must really hate me.
Spanish: Deben de odiarme mucho.
English: It's no secret Tom and Mary have problems.
Spanish: No es novedad que Tom y Mary tienen problemas.
English: Mary passes in front of my house every day.
Spanish: Mary pasa por delante de mi casa todos los días.
English: I still have work to do, and I have to finish it today.
Spanish: Todavía tengo trabajo y tengo que terminarlo hoy.
English: They left at what time?
Spanish: ¿Se fueron? ¿A qué hora?
English: I'll be using a shirt.
Spanish: Estaré usando una camisa.
English: An ignorant people is easy to fool.
Spanish: Un pueblo ignorante es un pueblo fácil de engañar.
English: Last Sunday, I bought a new car.
Spanish: El domingo pasado compré un coche nuevo.
English: Chile is a prosperous Latin American economy.
Spanish: Chile es una próspera economía latinoamericana.
English: I read this book once when I was little.
Spanish: Leí este libro una vez cuando era pequeña.
English: I read this book once when I was little.
Spanish: Leí este libro una vez cuando era pequeño.
English: Kids don't really like eating beans.
Spanish: A los niños no les gusta mucho comer alubias.
English: To make good judgments, one must have a sound mind.
Spanish: Para emitir un juicio razonable, hay que estar capacitado.
English: The police dogs found traces of cocaine in his baggage.
Spanish: El perro policía encontró restos de cocaína en su equipaje.
English: It's best you stay in bed.
Spanish: Será mejor que permanezcas en cama.
English: I'll give you my phone number.
Spanish: Le doy mi número de teléfono.
English: Whose keys are those?
Spanish: ¿De quién son esas llaves?
English: Because they hadn't seen it.
Spanish: Porque no lo habían visto.
English: I'm not a scaredy-cat, I'm just careful.
Spanish: No soy miedica, soy prudente.
English: You cannot leave the exam room.
Spanish: No se puede abandonar la sala de examen.
English: It's been two years since those two lovebirds declared their love for each other.
Spanish: Han pasado dos años desde que este par de tortolitos se declararon su amor.
English: We'll do everything we can.
Spanish: Haremos todo lo que podamos.
English: The party was unforgettable.
Spanish: La fiesta fue inolvidable.
English: They don't know whether they'll come.
Spanish: No saben si vendrán.
English: Vehicle registrations have gone up.
Spanish: Han aumentado las matriculaciones de vehículos.
English: How many copies do you want?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas copias quieres?
English: Can you teach me to fight?
Spanish: ¿Me podrías enseñar a pelear?
English: It'll be hard for them to work together.
Spanish: Será difícil que colaboren.
English: Why do you think that Mary would do such a thing?
Spanish: ¿Por qué cree usted que Mary haría algo así?
English: I want to be the biggest sleeper.
Spanish: Quiero ser el que más duerma.
English: What we forgot was the password.
Spanish: Es la contraseña lo que se nos había olvidado.
English: This restaurant didn't meet my expectations.
Spanish: Este restaurante no cumplió mis expectativas.
English: He's not my dad, he's my uncle.
Spanish: No es mi padre, es mi tío.
English: Aren't they gonna build a university in Greece?
Spanish: ¿No van a construir una universidad en Grecia?
English: The factory workers put on a uniform.
Spanish: Los operarios de la fábrica se ponen un uniforme.
English: If you're coming, I'll put in some more rice.
Spanish: Si vais a venir, echo más arroz.
English: If I don't get a raise, I'll go to another company.
Spanish: Si no me suben el sueldo, me cambio de empresa.
English: Can I sleep for a bit?
Spanish: ¿Puedo dormir un rato?
English: Those horses over there are mine.
Spanish: Aquel lote de caballos es mío.
English: That bunch of horses is mine.
Spanish: Aquel lote de caballos es mío.
English: Tokyo has more inhabitants than any other city in Japan.
Spanish: Tokio tiene más habitantes que cualquier otra ciudad de Japón.
English: E5 fuel costs 1.239 euros per liter.
Spanish: La gasolina del tipo E5 está a 1,239 euros el litro.
English: It smells like burnt meat.
Spanish: Huele a carne chamuscada.
English: I don't have any sugar for coffee.
Spanish: No tengo azúcar para el café.
English: One of the new shoes left me with some serious chafing, in fact I'm going to go buy some band-aids.
Spanish: Uno de los zapatos nuevos me ha dejado una rozadura horrible, de hecho voy a comprar tiritas.
English: It is also prohibited to paint or write on the signs.
Spanish: También está prohibido pintar o escribir en las señales.
English: I did everything I could to improve my Esperanto.
Spanish: Hice todo lo posible por mejorar mi esperanto.
English: If you ride a motorcycle, you can't do it without a helmet.
Spanish: Si conduces una moto, no puedes hacerlo sin casco.
English: You spend half your life sleeping.
Spanish: Os pasáis media vida durmiendo.
English: I can't imagine they'll fire me for doing that.
Spanish: No es previsible que me despidan por hacer eso.
English: I can't imagine I'll be fired for doing so.
Spanish: No es previsible que me despidan por hacer eso.
English: I never go without a suit.
Spanish: Nunca voy sin traje.
English: My older sister will be the bridesmaid.
Spanish: La madrina de boda será mi hermana mayor.
English: This toilet has a flushometer.
Spanish: Este retrete tiene un fluxómetro.
English: Adrian was also born in Spain.
Spanish: Adriano también nació en España.
English: They fine you if you keep your lights off.
Spanish: Si llevas las luces apagadas, te multan.
English: They charge you if you have your lights off.
Spanish: Si llevas las luces apagadas, te multan.
English: He didn't behave like he should've.
Spanish: No se comportó como debía.
English: I've always been proud of you.
Spanish: Siempre me he sentido orgulloso de ti.
English: Do you want to dance with me today?
Spanish: ¿Quieres bailar conmigo hoy?
English: We saw this movie and we loved it.
Spanish: Vimos esta película y nos encantó.
English: Then they brought me in front of the judge.
Spanish: Luego me llevaron ante el juez.
English: Then they took me to the judge.
Spanish: Luego me llevaron ante el juez.
English: Why were you sad?
Spanish: ¿Por qué estabas triste?
English: A princess doesn't wash herself.
Spanish: Una princesa no se lava ella misma.
English: The grandson tricks his grandma into buying him candy.
Spanish: El nieto engatusa a su abuela para que le compre dulces.
English: Hand me a clothes peg.
Spanish: Dame una pinza para la ropa.
English: They're the fourth general elections held in only four years.
Spanish: Son las cuartas elecciones generales en sólo cuatro años.
English: They're not done with the autopsy yet.
Spanish: Aún no han terminado la autopsia.
English: The temperature has gone down to two degrees below zero.
Spanish: La temperatura ha bajado a dos grados bajo cero.
English: We cleaned our classroom once class was over.
Spanish: Limpiamos nuestra aula al acabar la clase.
English: There are also some covers under the bed.
Spanish: También hay colchas debajo de la cama.
English: I'm not a sleepy-head, I just couldn't get any sleep last night.
Spanish: No soy dormilón, es que no pude dormir nada anoche.
English: Yes, I'm studying several languages.
Spanish: Sí, estudio varios idiomas.
English: I came to school on a train.
Spanish: He venido a la escuela en tren.
English: I couldn't sleep because of my bellyache.
Spanish: No podía dormir por el dolor de tripa.
English: All that my love for her does is grow and grow.
Spanish: Mi amor por ella no hace más que crecer y crecer.
English: Your tummy's growling.
Spanish: Te están tronando las tripas.
English: How many sodas did you have?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas sodas tomaste?
English: But I didn't draw a hat.
Spanish: Pero mi dibujo no era de un sombrero.
English: If Tom asks how he can help, what should I tell him?
Spanish: ¿Si Tom pregunta cómo puede ayudar, qué le digo?
English: I can already tell she is such a smart girl eager to learn.
Spanish: Ya puedo ver que es una chica tan inteligente con muchas ganas de aprender.
English: Relax, nobody's perfect.
Spanish: Tranquila, nadie es perfecto.
English: We need to change things up in this house.
Spanish: Hay que cambiar las cosas en esta casa.
English: I enjoy sharing all kinds of stories with you.
Spanish: Me gusta compartir todo tipo de historias contigo.
English: There was a store close to home.
Spanish: Había una tienda cerca de casa.
English: I didn't know you planned on coming to Boston for a few days.
Spanish: No sabía que pensabas venir a Boston unos días.
English: Immerse yourself in the language.
Spanish: Zambúllete en el idioma.
English: As you grow familiar with the language, you won't have to listen to each new sentence over and over again.
Spanish: Conforme te vayas familiarizando con el idioma no necesitarás escuchar tantas veces cada nueva oración.
English: Make a habit of sleeping early.
Spanish: Coge el hábito de dormir temprano.
English: Set some time aside to make new friends in our community.
Spanish: Saca tiempo para hacer nuevos amigos en nuestra comunidad.
English: Carmen doesn't know Saul, but he's a friend of a friend of Carmen.
Spanish: Carmen no conoce a Saúl, pero él es el amigo de un amigo de Carmen.
English: My granddaughter just had a baby.
Spanish: Mi nieta acaba de tener un bebé.
English: I'd forgotten how small babies can be.
Spanish: Había olvidado lo pequeños que pueden ser los bebés.
English: Buying a new house has become hard to do.
Spanish: Se ha vuelto difícil comprar una casa nueva.
English: They decided to move to a smaller city.
Spanish: Decidieron mudarse a una ciudad más pequeña.
English: In case you have to leave, let us know beforehand.
Spanish: En caso de tener que salir, avisen antes.
English: You caught me dressed in black.
Spanish: Me encontraste vestido de negro.
English: The principal livestock is sheep.
Spanish: El ganado principal son las ovejas.
English: In 2017, Argentina's economy emerged from recession with GDP growth of nearly 3.0%.
Spanish: En el 2017, la economía argentina surgió de la recesión con un crecimiento del PIB de casi un 3,0%.
English: When are you getting out of bed?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo te levantas de la cama?
English: They left at what time?
Spanish: ¿A qué hora se fueron?
English: Russian is my mother tongue.
Spanish: El ruso es mi lengua materna.
English: The nurse is removing my stitches.
Spanish: La enfermera me está quitando los puntos.
English: It's been a while since I wrote to my parents.
Spanish: Hace tiempo que no les escribo a mis padres.
English: That day had a big impact on me.
Spanish: Ese día tuvo una gran influencia en mí.
English: Allow me to introduce my wife to you.
Spanish: Permítanme presentarles a mi esposa.
English: I'm waiting for them to answer me.
Spanish: Estoy esperando a que me contesten.
English: The manager was pleased with the victory against Germany and emphasized that the German goalkeeper's sending off changed the course of the game.
Spanish: El técnico mostró satisfacción por el triunfo ante Alemania y destacó que la expulsión del arquero alemán cambió el rumbo del partido.
English: Soon we'll have Corinthians and Boca Juniors in the Bombonera!
Spanish: ¡Pronto tendremos Corinthians y Boca Juniors en la Bombonera!
English: The Browns have never made it to the Super Bowl.
Spanish: Los Browns nunca han llegado al Super Bowl.
English: Hi, I'm Tom, and this is Mary.
Spanish: Hola, soy Tom, y esta es Mary.
English: Hi, I'm Tom, and this is Mary.
Spanish: Hola, me llamo Tom, y ella es Mary.
English: Tatoeba is a great place to quickly find words used in all kinds of context, and find translations for a wide variety of phrases in nearly every recognized language.
Spanish: Tatoeba es un excelente lugar para encontrar palabras rápidamente en cualquiera de sus contextos, y para encontrar traducciones de una gran variedad de frases en casi cualquier idioma conocido.
English: Russian is my native language.
Spanish: El ruso es mi lengua materna.
English: She's holding a flower in her hand.
Spanish: Ella tiene una flor en la mano.
English: I once knew somebody like you.
Spanish: Una vez conocí a alguien como tú.
English: They weren't with me.
Spanish: Ellos no estaban conmigo.
English: I can't imagine that they'll fire me for doing that.
Spanish: No es previsible que me despidan por hacer eso.
English: It'll be difficult for them to work together.
Spanish: Será difícil que colaboren.
English: They've confirmed it won't take more than two days.
Spanish: Me confirmaron que no tardaría más de dos días.
English: She made food whenever we were there.
Spanish: Ella preparaba comida siempre que estábamos allá.
English: Why didn't you stop by yesterday?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no pasaste ayer?
English: Can you take this box up for me?
Spanish: ¿Me subes esta caja?
English: Can you take this box up for me?
Spanish: ¿Me puedes subir esta caja?
English: I have a new scooter.
Spanish: Tengo una nueva patineta.
English: Tom heard someone coughing.
Spanish: Tom escuchó a alguien tosiendo.
English: I saw a zebra at the zoo.
Spanish: Vi una cebra en el zoo.
English: I don't think that things will stay the way they are.
Spanish: No creo que las cosas se queden como están.
English: We couldn't contact them until it was too late.
Spanish: No pudimos contactar con ellos hasta que ya era demasiado tarde.
English: Tom freed himself from Mary's embrace.
Spanish: Tom se liberó del abrazo de Mary.
English: My boyfriend plays hockey and when he smiles you could see his beautiful dimples.
Spanish: Mi novio juega hockey y cuando se ríe se pueden ver sus lindos hoyuelos.
English: We should take the steps to achieve our goal.
Spanish: Debemos tomar las medidas para realizar nuestra meta.
English: “Yogurt” is a Turkish word.
Spanish: “Yogurt” es una palabra turca.