jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: I cannot find my suitcase. Where did you put it?
Spanish: No encuentro mi maleta. ¿Dónde la has puesto?
English: The square is full of bicycles.
Spanish: La plaza está llena de bicicletas.
English: How much does a trip by train cost?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto cuesta un viaje en tren?
English: It is possible that Ganymede contains more water in the form of ice than all of the liquid water in the oceans of planet Earth.
Spanish: Es posible que Ganímedes contenga más agua en forma de hielo que toda el agua líquida que hay en los océanos del planeta Tierra.
English: The Galilean moons revolve around Jupiter and are four: Ganymede, Callisto, Io and Europa.
Spanish: Las lunas galileanas giran en torno a Júpiter y son cuatro: Ganímedes, Calisto, Ío y Europa.
English: I'm working with a Spaniard.
Spanish: Trabajo con un español.
English: Lich is a pulsar located approximately 2,300 light-years from the Sun, in the constellation of Virgo, which has three planets orbiting around it: Draugr, Poltergeist and Phobetor.
Spanish: Lich es un púlsar ubicado a unos 2.300 años luz del sol, en la constelación de Virgo, que tiene tres planetas orbitando a su alrededor: Draugr, Poltergeist y Phobetor.
English: Mary is still unsure of herself.
Spanish: María aún está insegura de si misma.
English: Why didn't you come to ask me earlier?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no viniste a preguntarme antes?
English: Why didn't you ask me earlier?
Spanish: ¿Por qué no me preguntaste antes?
English: Do you have a T-shirt I can borrow?
Spanish: ¿Tienes una camiseta que puedas prestarme?
English: Do you have a T-shirt I can borrow?
Spanish: ¿Tenés una remera para prestarme?
English: The scientificity of this research has been often disputed.
Spanish: La cientificidad de esta investigacion se ha cuestionado frecuentemente.
English: What's their approximate worth?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es su valor aproximado?
English: Tom didn't get a chance to tell Mary goodbye.
Spanish: Tom no tuvo la oportunidad de despedirse de María.
English: This feeling cannot be compared to anything.
Spanish: Está sensación no puede ser comparada con nada.
English: Who do you think she lives with?
Spanish: ¿Con quién crees que vive?
English: Tom isn't sure whether Mary has the virus.
Spanish: Tom no está seguro si María tiene el virus.
English: I'm probably not the only one here who thinks it's a good idea to do that.
Spanish: Probablemente no sea el único aquí que crea que hacer eso es una buena idea.
English: Tom just told me about what happened.
Spanish: Tom me acaba de decir lo que sucedió.
English: Tom let me pick the songs we're playing tonight.
Spanish: Tom, déjame elegir las canciones que tocaremos está noche.
English: I'm unsubscribing from Tom's channel.
Spanish: Me estoy desuscribiendo del canal de Tom.
English: I would like to discuss a few details.
Spanish: Me gustaría discutir algunos detalles.
English: It'll take some time to get used to living here.
Spanish: Tomara algo de tiempo para acostumbrarme a vivir aquí.
English: Ziri is gonna remain that way.
Spanish: Ziri se mantendrá así.
English: Tom didn't seem to be very interested in what Mary was talking about.
Spanish: Tom no parecía demasiado interesado en lo que María estaba hablando
English: I thought we weren't supposed to go there without Tom.
Spanish: Pensé que no debíamos ir allí sin Tom.
English: Tom said he didn't know a thing about it.
Spanish: Tom dijo que no sabía nada al respecto.
English: Tom says I make him nervous.
Spanish: Tom dice que lo pongo nervioso.
English: Sami read the letter.
Spanish: Sami leyó la carta.
English: Tom said that he could come get it.
Spanish: Tom dijo que podría venir a recogerlo.
English: Tom said that he could come get it.
Spanish: Tom dijo que podía venir a buscarlo.
English: Tom and Mary told us they wouldn't do that anymore.
Spanish: Tom y María nos dijeron que no lo harían mas.
English: You cannot travel without a passport.
Spanish: No se puede viajar sin pasaporte.
English: The ship leaves at seven o'clock.
Spanish: El barco sale a las siete.
English: I need a map of Greece.
Spanish: Necesito un mapa de Grecia.
English: Can you drive me to the airport?
Spanish: ¿Puedes llevarme al aeropuerto?
English: We are very grateful for what you did.
Spanish: Estamos muy agradecidos por lo que ustedes hicieron.
English: She said she heard somebody singing.
Spanish: Ha dicho que escuchó a alguien cantar.
English: Is Tom in Boston now?
Spanish: ¿Tom está en Boston ahora?
English: How much do you love me?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto te gusto?
English: He's not rich, but he's happy.
Spanish: No es rico, pero es feliz.
English: English is easier than Greek.
Spanish: El inglés es más fácil que el griego.
English: The more I work, the less I sleep.
Spanish: Cuanto más trabajo, menos duermo.
English: The more I see you, the more I love you.
Spanish: Cuanto más te veo, más te amo.
English: Tom is proud of the students.
Spanish: Tom está orgulloso de los estudiantes.
English: He came as soon as he could.
Spanish: Vino tan pronto como pudo.
English: This is the most expensive bag I have ever bought.
Spanish: Esta es la bolsa más cara que he comprado.
English: The ceilings are removable.
Spanish: Los techos son desmontables.
English: There are many expensive shops along the avenue.
Spanish: Hay muchas tiendas caras a lo largo de la avenida.
English: Saturn devoured his children.
Spanish: Saturno devoró a sus hijos.
English: Do you like your sister?
Spanish: ¿Te gusta tu hermana?
English: Tom is learning Krav Maga.
Spanish: Tom está aprendiendo krav magá.
English: Who is the most famous American actor?
Spanish: ¿Quién es el actor estadounidense más famoso?
English: Who is the most famous American actress?
Spanish: ¿Quién es la actriz estadounidense más famosa?
English: She wrote one of the most famous novels of all time.
Spanish: Escribió una de las novelas más famosas de todos los tiempos.
English: What is the most popular newspaper in your country?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es el periódico más popular en tu país?
English: The new machine takes up lots of space.
Spanish: La máquina nueva ocupa mucho espacio.
English: I recently saw a documentary about Japanese toilets, and discovered that for some time they’ve been working on mechanisms that save the people who use them from embarrassment. They should be tested to see how effective they are. But at least they’re working on it. Here, however, toilets, and bathrooms in general, haven’t changed much in decades. This is why it’s very common to find people who don’t use other people’s restrooms because it embarrasses them that other people can hear or smell what they’re doing. So instead, they hold in their urges.
Spanish: En estos días veía un documental sobre los inodoros de Japón y descubrí que ellos ya están trabajando desde hace tiempo en mecanismos que le ahorren vergüenzas a las personas que los usan. Habría que probarlos a ver qué tan efectivos son. Pero por lo menos ellos trabajan en eso. Aquí, en cambio, los inodoros, y los baños en general, no han cambiado mucho en décadas. Por eso es muy común encontrar gente que no ensucia en baños ajenos, porque les da vergüenza que los demás puedan escuchar u oler lo que están haciendo. Más bien se aguantan las ganas.
English: The subway station is at the square.
Spanish: La estación de metro está en la plaza.
English: Walking is preferable to sitting.
Spanish: Es preferible caminar a estar sentado.
English: The driver left his car on the sidewalk.
Spanish: El conductor dejó su coche en la acera.
English: They told me that they were curious.
Spanish: Me dijeron que eran curiosos.
English: The greatest strength in life is gratitude.
Spanish: La mayor fuerza de la vida es la gratitud.
English: I don't feel like working today.
Spanish: Hoy no tengo ganas de trabajar.
English: I'm afraid I've eaten too much.
Spanish: Me temo que he comido demasiado.
English: Don't make me wait like this.
Spanish: No me hagas esperar así.
English: The room key, please.
Spanish: La llave de la habitación, por favor.
English: The snacks that our nana made us were always a special treat.
Spanish: Las meriendas que nos hacía nuestra yaya eran siempre un deleite.
English: I need twenty efficient workers.
Spanish: Necesito veinte trabajadores eficientes.
English: My dad bought me a big yellow bicycle.
Spanish: Mi papá me compró una gran bicicleta amarilla.
English: Irrespective of the fact that this sentence is quite long, and in spite of the fact that it contains many synonyms of "in spite of", I’m nonetheless convinced that there will be someone who, regardless of these difficulties, will translate it, even if they won’t receive a financial incentive in exchange, though they naturally will deserve it, and despite the fact that there are far more synonyms.
Spanish: Sin considerar el hecho de que esta frase es bastante larga, y a pesar de que contiene muchos sinónimos de la palabra "a pesar de", estoy convencido, sin embargo, de que habrá alguien que, en desmedro de estas dificultades, la traducirá, aún si él no recibe un incentivo financiero a cambio, aún cuando naturalmente lo mereciera, e incluso si existen muchos más sinónimos.
English: The bathroom is at the end of the hall.
Spanish: El aseo está al fondo del pasillo.
English: The girl is in the bathroom.
Spanish: La chica está dentro del aseo.
English: There is no shower in this bathroom.
Spanish: En este aseo no hay ducha.
English: The only thing that I missed when I went camping was the toilet in my home.
Spanish: Lo único que eché de menos al irme de acampada fue el retrete de mi casa.
English: In this bathroom there's a toilet and a sink.
Spanish: En ese aseo hay un retrete y un lavabo.
English: Don't forget put the toilet lid down when you're done using it.
Spanish: No te olvides de bajar la tapa del inodoro cuando termines de usarlo.
English: I taught the cat to pee in the toilet.
Spanish: He enseñado al gato a hacer pis en el vater.
English: Can I go to the bathroom? I feel like peeing.
Spanish: ¿Puedo ir al baño? Tengo ganas de hacer pis.
English: Close the door to the bathroom.
Spanish: Cierra la puerta del baño.
English: You forgot the nail clippers in the bathroom.
Spanish: Olvidaste el cortaúñas en el cuarto de baño.
English: You can sit between me and Meg.
Spanish: Te puedes sentar entre Meg y yo.
English: Our friend traveled to a small city last weekend.
Spanish: Nuestra amiga viajó a una pequeña ciudad la semana pasada.
English: Try not to cry today.
Spanish: Traté de no llorar hoy.
English: Mary's wife is bisexual.
Spanish: La esposa de Mary es bisexual.
English: I didn't choose this life.
Spanish: Yo no escogí esta vida.
English: Some people spend their lives sleeping.
Spanish: Algunas personas se pasan la vida durmiendo.
English: There is more censorship in the twenty-first century than the Middle Ages.
Spanish: En el siglo XXI hay más censura que en la Edad Media.
English: Now it's your turn.
Spanish: Ahora le toca a usted.
English: Tom committed a series of murders.
Spanish: Tom cometió una serie de asesinatos.
English: He wants me to improve my French before working with him.
Spanish: Quiere que perfeccione mi francés antes de trabajar con él.
English: There is something I must know.
Spanish: Hay algo que debo saber.
English: I intend to stay in Nagoya for three days.
Spanish: Tengo la intención de quedarme tres días en Nagoya.
English: Maria likes cooking at night.
Spanish: A María le gusta cocinar por las noches.
English: How did you find me?
Spanish: ¿Cómo me encontraron?
English: How did they find me?
Spanish: ¿Cómo me encontraron?
English: Hanako loves cakes.
Spanish: A Hanako le encantan las tartas.
English: I knew Layla was telling the truth.
Spanish: Sabía que Layla decía la verdad.
English: He explained the literal meaning of the phrase.
Spanish: Él explicó el significado literal de la frase.
English: What have you heard?
Spanish: ¿Qué habéis oído?
English: She screamed when she saw a snake.
Spanish: Gritó al ver una serpiente.
English: Most of the students can speak English.
Spanish: La mayoría de los alumnos sabe hablar inglés.
English: Most students can speak English.
Spanish: La mayoría de los alumnos sabe hablar inglés.
English: The avenue is full of traffic lights.
Spanish: La avenida está llena de semáforos.
English: No one can be everywhere.
Spanish: Nadie puede estar en todos lados.
English: How big is your house?
Spanish: ¿Cómo de grande es vuestra casa?
English: This book is mine, not Mary's.
Spanish: Este libro es mío, no de Mary.
English: He received a golden watch as a prize.
Spanish: Como premio recibió un reloj de oro.
English: The woman who is speaking is tall.
Spanish: La mujer que habla es alta.
English: Tom hasn't gotten used to reality yet.
Spanish: Tom todavía no se ha acostumbrado a la realidad.
English: We must wear a helmet when we are on a motorcycle.
Spanish: Debemos llevar casco cuando vamos en moto.
English: Coffee is preferable to tea to most Greeks.
Spanish: El café es preferible al té para la mayoría de los griegos.
English: Why do dogs eat grass?
Spanish: ¿Por qué los perros comen hierba?
English: I like to sleep in a large bed.
Spanish: Me gusta dormir en una cama grande.
English: My grandmother is old but healthy.
Spanish: Mi abuela es vieja pero saludable.
English: Yesterday we had great news for Brazilian chess. Renato Quintiliano achieved his definitive standard and became the 15th Brazilian grandmaster. Congratulations!
Spanish: Ayer tuvimos una gran noticia para el ajedrez brasileño. Renato Quintiliano logró su norma definitiva y se convirtió en el 15º gran maestro brasileño. Enhorabuena.
English: I'm studying several languages at the same time.
Spanish: Estoy estudiando varios idiomas al mismo tiempo.
English: If you enjoyed studying Russian, you will certainly enjoy Polish too.
Spanish: Si te gustó estudiar ruso, seguro que también te gustará el polaco.
English: I thought that Tom was married.
Spanish: Pensé que Tom estaba casado.
English: She wants to know the truth.
Spanish: Ella quiere saber la verdad.
English: Tom didn't wake up early this morning.
Spanish: Tom no se despertó temprano esta mañana.
English: I ate the red apples.
Spanish: Comí las manzanas rojas.
English: I ate the green apples.
Spanish: Comí las manzanas verdes.
English: I rarely go to the beach.
Spanish: Rara vez voy a la playa.
English: Yesterday I went to the beach.
Spanish: Ayer fui a la playa.
English: The salt is in the salt shaker.
Spanish: La sal está en el salero.
English: He isn't ashamed in the slightest.
Spanish: No tiene la más mínima vergüenza.
English: Doesn't it embarrass you that your phone is smarter than you are?
Spanish: ¿No te da vergüenza que tu móvil sea más inteligente que tú?
English: I died of embarrassment when my mother kissed me near my friends.
Spanish: Me morí de vergüenza cuando mi madre me besó cerca de mis amigos.
English: The Catalan politicians are accused of disobedience, embezzlement, and malfeasance.
Spanish: Los políticos catalanes están acusados de desobediencia, malversación y prevaricación.
English: I usually eat dessert after lunch.
Spanish: Normalmente como postre después del almuerzo.
English: Did you go to school?
Spanish: ¿Fuiste a la escuela?
English: He just needs a little bit of love.
Spanish: Él solo necesita un poco de amor.
English: Tom and Mary have only one daughter.
Spanish: Tom y Mary solo tienen una hija.
English: How many plants did you buy?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas plantas compró usted?
English: More books are written than are read.
Spanish: Se escriben más libros de los que se leen.
English: Sorry, I don't speak Greek.
Spanish: Lo siento, no hablo griego.
English: The scared cat is hiding under the car.
Spanish: El gato asustado se esconde debajo del auto.
English: If Tom is healthy, there's no problem.
Spanish: Si Tom está sano, no hay problema.
English: Let's not talk about my problems.
Spanish: No hablemos de mis problemas.
English: Do you have this pair of shoes in bigger sizes?
Spanish: ¿Tiene este par de zapatos en tallas más grandes?
English: Do you have this pair of shoes in bigger sizes?
Spanish: ¿Tiene este par de zapatos en tallas mayores?
English: I am glad you like my gift.
Spanish: Me alegra que te guste mi regalo.
English: I am glad you like my gift.
Spanish: Me alegro de que le guste mi regalo.
English: I'm glad you like my present.
Spanish: Me alegro de que te haya gustado mi regalo.
English: I'm glad you like my present.
Spanish: Me alegra que mi regalo te gustara.
English: You disappointed me, my friend.
Spanish: Me has decepcionado, amigo mío.
English: You disappointed me, my friend.
Spanish: Me decepcionaste, amiga mía.
English: I hope I won't disappoint you.
Spanish: Espero no decepcionarte.
English: I hope I won't disappoint you.
Spanish: Espero no decepcionarles.
English: We went to the lake and hired a rowing boat.
Spanish: Fuimos al lago y alquilamos una barca de remos.
English: In early times all books were copied by hand.
Spanish: En tiempos antiguos todos los libros estaban copiados a mano.
English: This must be hard for you.
Spanish: Debe ser difícil para ti.
English: The church wouldn't allow that.
Spanish: La Iglesia no permitiría eso.
English: I challenge you to a duel!
Spanish: ¡Le desafío a un duelo!
English: Do you accept this challenge?
Spanish: ¿Usted acepta este desafío?
English: He likes to sleep in the nude.
Spanish: Le gusta dormir desnudo.
English: There is no protection against destiny.
Spanish: No hay protección contra el destino.
English: Ali doesn't believe in destiny.
Spanish: Alí no cree en el destino.
English: What's wrong with running around the house naked?
Spanish: ¿Qué tiene de malo correr desnudo alrededor de casa?
English: The opinion that one has of oneself determines one's destiny.
Spanish: La opinión que uno tiene de sí mismo determina su destino.
English: The voice of destiny speaks through the inclinations of one's heart.
Spanish: La voz del destino habla a través de las inclinaciones del corazón.
English: Some people are uncomfortable with a seat belt on. I feel naked without it.
Spanish: Algunas personas están incómodas con el cinturón de seguridad. Yo sin él me siento desnudo.
English: She wished to become very famous.
Spanish: Deseaba hacerse muy famoso.
English: Tom wished he had been able to spend more time with Mary.
Spanish: Tom deseaba haber podido pasar más tiempo con María.
English: Silvia has cupboards full of jars of essential oil that she herself distills.
Spanish: Silvia tiene las alacenas llenas de frascos con aceites esenciales que ella misma destila.
English: Do you want to eat dinner with me?
Spanish: ¿Querés cenar conmigo?
English: Do you know how to raise bees?
Spanish: ¿Sabés criar abejas?
English: Did you just eat dinner?
Spanish: ¿Acabas de cenar?
English: I don't want to eat today.
Spanish: No quiero comer hoy.
English: Weren't you going to eat?
Spanish: ¿No ibas a comer?
English: You should eat nutritious food.
Spanish: Debes comer alimentos nutritivos.
English: Have you received that letter?
Spanish: ¿Habéis recibido esa carta?
English: The girl lost her bracelet.
Spanish: La chica perdió su brazalete.
English: I'm just a farmer.
Spanish: Sólo soy un granjero.
English: He thinks only about himself.
Spanish: Sólo piensa en sí mismo.
English: Did you already brush your teeth?
Spanish: ¿Ya te has cepillado los dientes?
English: Drunk driving is a serious problem.
Spanish: Conducir borracho es un problema serio.
English: Are they crying because they are touched or sad?
Spanish: ¿Están llorando porque están emocionados o tristes?
English: Which book do you like more?
Spanish: ¿Qué libro te gusta más?
English: Tom needs time to do that.
Spanish: Para hacer eso, Tom necesita tiempo.
English: Were there any glasses on the table?
Spanish: ¿Había vasos sobre la mesa?
English: I think Tom is Mary's older brother.
Spanish: Creo que Tom es el hermano mayor de Mary.
English: I can't believe what I'm hearing.
Spanish: No puedo creer lo que estoy escuchando.
English: I've never been in love.
Spanish: Nunca he estado enamorado.
English: He sleeps like a bear in the winter.
Spanish: Él duerme como un oso en el invierno.
English: She passed the exam with ease.
Spanish: Ella aprobó el examen con facilidad.
English: Tom is crazy, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom está loco, ¿verdad?
English: Tom is insane, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom está loco, ¿verdad?
English: Tom is at school right now.
Spanish: Tom está ahora en la escuela.
English: Esther teaches Hebrew.
Spanish: Ester enseña hebreo.
English: Tom wants me to join his team.
Spanish: Tom quiere que me una a su grupo.
English: Is he hiding out of shame or guilt?
Spanish: ¿Se está escondiendo por vergüenza o sentimiento de culpa?
English: There is not the slightest doubt that the French team is the best.
Spanish: No hay la menor duda de que el equipo francés es el mejor.
English: Could you take a picture of me?
Spanish: ¿Me puede sacar una foto?
English: Some good inexpensive escapes would be to read speculative fiction or learn an extraordinary language to describe one's reality.
Spanish: Algunos buenos escapes económicos serían leer ficción especulativa o aprender un lenguaje extraordinario para describir la propia realidad.
English: The capital of Latvia is Riga.
Spanish: La capital de Letonia es Riga.
English: Tom drew his gun and shot.
Spanish: Tom sacó su arma y disparó.
English: What shall we do tonight?
Spanish: ¿Qué haremos esta noche?
English: What will we do tonight?
Spanish: ¿Qué haremos esta noche?
English: He didn't know how to do it.
Spanish: No sabía cómo hacerlo.
English: She didn't know how to do it.
Spanish: No sabía cómo hacerlo.
English: You just have to do it.
Spanish: Sólo tienes que hacerlo.
English: Maybe she can't do it.
Spanish: Quizá no pueda hacerlo.
English: Maybe he can't do it.
Spanish: Quizá no pueda hacerlo.
English: I didn't mean to hurt you.
Spanish: No quise hacerte daño.
English: Wake me up when we've arrived.
Spanish: Despiértame cuando hayamos llegado.
English: I'm Hungarian, what about you?
Spanish: Soy húngaro, ¿y tú?
English: I'd like two vanilla ice creams.
Spanish: Quisiera dos helados de vainilla.
English: His eyes were moist.
Spanish: Él tenía los ojos húmedos.
English: Have you ever cooked mushrooms?
Spanish: ¿Alguna vez has cocinado hongos?
English: He and I get along well.
Spanish: Él y yo hacemos buenas migas.
English: Nahuatl is a spoken language.
Spanish: El náhuatl es un idioma hablado.
English: Have you ever tried to hurt yourself?
Spanish: ¿Has intentado alguna vez hacerte daño?
English: Can you tell me who this man is?
Spanish: ¿Podéis decirme quién es este hombre?
English: Shrek is the Hulk after getting married.
Spanish: Shrek es Hulk tras haberse casado.
English: Your sister and I get along well.
Spanish: Tu hermana y yo hicimos buenas migas.
English: Stalin complained a lot about imperialism, but he never spoke of his own imperialism.
Spanish: Stalin se quejaba a menudo del imperialismo, pero nunca hablaba de su propio imperialismo.
English: It seemed to me that he was more clever than honest.
Spanish: Me parecía que él era más listo que honesto.
English: When is the strike going to end?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo va a terminar la huelga?
English: I believe I am in the right.
Spanish: Creo que estoy en lo firme.
English: I believe that I'm in the right.
Spanish: Creo que estoy en lo firme.
English: What is the supreme being?
Spanish: ¿Qué es el ser supremo?
English: The instructions were very simple.
Spanish: Las instrucciones eran muy simples.
English: Talking is very easy, but listening when they talk to you is very difficult.
Spanish: Hablar es muy fácil, pero escuchar cuando te hablan es muy difícil.
English: Is he hiding out of shame or guilt?
Spanish: ¿Se está escondiendo por vergüenza o remordimiento?
English: You came to Greece and you didn't tell me.
Spanish: Viniste a Grecia y no me lo dijiste.
English: I just want to have a normal life.
Spanish: Solo quiero tener una vida normal.
English: I don't hate Tom anymore.
Spanish: No siento más odio por Tom.
English: My daughter gives me so much joy.
Spanish: Mi hija me da tanta alegría.
English: The cheap wine is inferior to the more expensive.
Spanish: El vino barato es inferior al más caro.
English: This pool is deeper than the smaller one.
Spanish: Esta piscina es más profunda que la más pequeña.
English: Where's my wallet?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está mi billetera?