jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: I think it's over.
Spanish: Pienso que se ha terminado.
English: You're over-thinking this.
Spanish: Tú estás pensando demasiado en esto.
English: I don't actually work here.
Spanish: Yo de hecho no trabajo aquí.
English: She speaks Esperanto and Portuguese.
Spanish: Ella habla esperanto y portugués.
English: I have to take an exam.
Spanish: Tengo que hacer un examen.
English: Finland is called "Suomi" in Finnish.
Spanish: Finlandia se llama "Suomi" en finlandés.
English: Look, I know you're busy.
Spanish: Mira, sé que estás ocupado.
English: It is advisable to take the train.
Spanish: Es aconsejable tomar el tren.
English: I love you just the way you are.
Spanish: Te amo tal y como eres.
English: The bite isn't very deep.
Spanish: La mordida no es muy profunda.
English: We have to update our teaching methods.
Spanish: Debemos poner al día nuestro método pedagógico.
English: The water from this river runs into the sea.
Spanish: El agua de este río desemboca en el mar.
English: Everybody makes mistakes. That's why they put erasers on pencils.
Spanish: Todos se equivocan, es por eso que pusieron gomas en los lápices ...
English: I didn't realize that you were feeling so bad.
Spanish: No me di cuenta que te sentías tan mal.
English: What bus do I need to take to get to the airport?
Spanish: ¿Qué bus debo tomar para ir al aeropuerto?
English: Losing a battle doesn't mean losing the war!
Spanish: ¡Perder una batalla no significa perder la guerra!
English: I have lived in many houses and slept in many beds throughout my life.
Spanish: He vivido en muchas casas y dormido en muchas camas a lo largo de mi vida.
English: Feminists have no sense of humour.
Spanish: Las feministas no tienen sentido del humor.
English: I am taking a dance class.
Spanish: Estoy tomando un curso de danza.
English: The couple decided to adopt an orphan.
Spanish: La pareja decidió adoptar un huérfano.
English: Tom crouched beside Mary.
Spanish: Tom se agachó al lado de Mary.
English: Tom crouched beside Mary.
Spanish: Tom se agachaba al lado de Mary.
English: Tom doesn't let people into his house.
Spanish: Tom no deja entrar gente a su casa.
English: He doesn't have money to buy himself a new car.
Spanish: No tiene dinero para comprarse un coche nuevo.
English: She doesn't have money to buy herself a new car.
Spanish: No tiene dinero para comprarse un coche nuevo.
English: I don't have time to travel.
Spanish: Yo no tengo tiempo para viajar.
English: I'm feeling like a penguin in bondage.
Spanish: Me siento como un pingüino en cautiverio.
English: I guess she's into bondage and domination.
Spanish: Supongo que ella prefiere la esclavitud y la dominación.
English: Fear of serious injury cannot alone justify suppression of free speech and assembly. Men feared witches and burnt women. It is the function of speech to free men from the bondage of irrational fears.
Spanish: El miedo a graves daños no puede por sí solo justificar la supresión de la libertad de expresión y de reunión. Los hombres temían a las brujas y quemaban a las mujeres. Es la función de la palabra el liberar a los hombres de la esclavitud a miedos irracionales.
English: There are several kinds of cloud formations.
Spanish: Hay diferentes clases de formaciones de nubes.
English: I am not completely satisfied with the formation of this phrase.
Spanish: No estoy completamente satisfecho con la estructura de esta frase.
English: The formation and movement of hurricanes are capricious, even with our present-day technology.
Spanish: La formación y el movimiento de los huracanes son caprichosos, incluso para la tecnología de nuestros días.
English: In physics, the Jeans instability causes the collapse of interstellar gas clouds and subsequent star formation.
Spanish: En física, la inestabilidad de Jeans provoca el colapso de nubes de gas interestelar y la subsiguiente formación de estrellas.
English: One can cure oneself of the "not un-" formation by memorizing this sentence: "A not unblack dog was chasing a not unsmall rabbit across a not ungreen field."
Spanish: Uno se puede curar a sí mismo de la formación del "sin un-" memorizando esta frase: "Un perro negro estaba persiguiendo a un pequeño conejo a través de un campo verde."
English: One can cure oneself of the "not un-" formation by memorizing this sentence: "A not unblack dog was chasing a not unsmall rabbit across a not ungreen field."
Spanish: Uno se puede curar a sí mismo de la formación del "sin un-" memorizando esta frase: "Un perro no no-negro estaba persiguiendo a un conejo no no-pequeño a través de un campo no no-verde."
English: I speak a few languages.
Spanish: Hablo unas pocas lenguas.
English: Let us think about it together and dream a little.
Spanish: Pensemos en ello un poco juntos y soñemos un poco
English: I was eating when you called me.
Spanish: Estaba comiendo cuando me llamaste.
English: Who will take care of the dog if we go to Spain?
Spanish: ¿Quién va a cuidar al perro si vamos a España?
English: I have to get off at the next stop.
Spanish: Tengo que bajar en la próxima parada.
English: Could I have half a kilo of chicken thighs, please?
Spanish: ¿Me puede dar medio kilo de muslos de pollo, por favor?
English: I don't know if he's older or younger than me.
Spanish: No sé si es mayor o menor que yo.
English: I'm sorry, but I don't have change.
Spanish: Lo siento, pero no tengo cambio.
English: Tom closed his bookstore because he said that he couldn't compete with Amazon anymore.
Spanish: Tom cerró su librería porque él dijo que no podría competir más con Amazon.
English: The problem tortured the chief.
Spanish: El problema torturaba al jefe.
English: What is delayed may come later.
Spanish: Lo que está retrasado puede llegar más tarde.
English: I have been living here for a long time.
Spanish: Yo estoy viviendo aquí desde hace mucho tiempo.
English: I have lived here for a long time.
Spanish: Yo he vivido aquí desde hace mucho tiempo.
English: Frost is frozen dew.
Spanish: La escarcha es rocío congelado.
English: The stew smells delicious.
Spanish: El guiso huele delicioso.
English: I started to make stew.
Spanish: Empecé a hacer un estofado.
English: Tom made stew for dinner.
Spanish: Tom hizo estofado para la cena.
English: What's in this stew?
Spanish: ¿Qué lleva este guiso?
English: I had beef stew for lunch.
Spanish: Tuve guiso de ternera para la comida.
English: I want to see Tom play golf.
Spanish: Yo quiero ver a Tom jugar golf.
English: I don't understand modern art.
Spanish: Yo no entiendo el arte moderno.
English: I don't know anyone in Boston.
Spanish: Yo no conozco a nadie en Boston.
English: I got some help from a friend.
Spanish: Yo obtuve alguna ayuda de un amigo.
English: I left my cell phone at home.
Spanish: Yo dejé mi celular en casa.
English: I want to examine the body of the victim.
Spanish: Quiero examinar el cuerpo de la víctima.
English: I want something else to eat.
Spanish: Yo quiero algo más para comer.
English: I know what men are like. They only want one thing.
Spanish: Sé cómo son los hombres. Solo quieren una cosa.
English: I see Tom here all the time.
Spanish: Yo veo a Tom aquí todo el tiempo.
English: I don't know why Tom is fat.
Spanish: Yo no sé por qué Tom es gordo.
English: The seeds of these trees are yellow.
Spanish: Las semillas de estos árboles son amarillas.
English: Who is the author of these books?
Spanish: ¿Quién es el autor de estos libros?
English: The author of these books is very well-known in Brazil.
Spanish: El autor de estos libros es muy conocido en Brasil.
English: I would love to be able to read French effortlessly.
Spanish: Yo amaría ser capaz de leer en francés sin esfuerzo.
English: I don't care who kisses Tom.
Spanish: No importa quién besa a Tom.
English: I was in Boston last summer.
Spanish: Yo estaba en Boston el verano pasado.
English: I don't know why they do it.
Spanish: Yo no sé por qué ellos lo hacen.
English: I don't know why they do it.
Spanish: Yo no sé por qué ellos la hacen.
English: You can't pay someone to sleep for you.
Spanish: No le puedes pagar a alguien para dormir por ti.
English: You can't pay someone to sleep with you.
Spanish: No puedes pagarle a alguien para que duerma contigo.
English: The lecture started on schedule.
Spanish: La conferencia comenzó con puntualidad.
English: That lecture really stimulated me.
Spanish: Ese discurso realmente me motivó.
English: The lecture was really boring.
Spanish: La conferencia fue realmente aburrida.
English: The lecture started on schedule.
Spanish: El discurso comenzó con puntualidad.
English: The lecture was really boring.
Spanish: El discurso fue realmente aburrido.
English: Is the lecture already finished?
Spanish: ¿Ha finalizado ya la conferencia?
English: The professor lectured on French history.
Spanish: El profesor disertó sobre historia francesa.
English: Few people came to the lecture.
Spanish: Poca gente vino a la conferencia.
English: The lecture lasted for two hours.
Spanish: El discurso duró dos horas.
English: I delivered a lecture in English.
Spanish: Realicé una conferencia en inglés.
English: His lecture had a large audience.
Spanish: Su conferencia tuvo una gran audiencia.
English: His lecture had a large audience.
Spanish: Su discurso tuvo una gran audiencia.
English: My father lectured me for smoking.
Spanish: Mi padre me riñó por fumar.
English: The dew evaporated when the sun rose.
Spanish: El rocío se evaporó cuando el sol se elevó.
English: It is a film for adults, not for children.
Spanish: Es una película para adultos, no para niños.
English: Tom said he didn't even want to think about that.
Spanish: Tom dijo que no quiere siquiera pensar en eso.
English: He was sitting there for two hours.
Spanish: Él estuvo dos horas sentado ahí.
English: I'm taking a dance class.
Spanish: Estoy tomando un curso de danza.
English: That man is taller than Mary.
Spanish: Aquel hombre es más alto que Mary.
English: Tom never complains, no matter how hard the work is.
Spanish: Tom nunca se queja, no importa lo difícil que sea la tarea.
English: Marriage, in peace, is this world's paradise; in strife, this life's purgatory.
Spanish: El matrimonio, en paz, es el paraíso de este mundo; con disputas, es el purgatorio en vida.
English: How's the trouble and strife? is an example of a sentence using Cockney rhyming slang.
Spanish: ¿Cómo es el problema y el conflicto? es un ejemplo de una oración usando la jerga de rimado de Cockney.
English: How's the trouble and strife? is an example of a sentence using Cockney rhyming slang. It means "How's your wife?"
Spanish: ¿Cómo es el problema y el conflicto? es un ejemplo de una oración usando la jerga de rimado de Cockney. Significa ¿Cómo está tu mujer?
English: Eris was named after the goddess of strife. Its moon, Dysnomia, was named after the daughter of Eris.
Spanish: Eris fue llamada como la diosa de la disputa. Su luna, Disnomia, fue llamada como la hija de Eris.
English: God’s blessing on all nations, who long and work for that bright day, when o’er earth’s habitations no war, no strife shall hold its sway; who long to see that all men free no more shall foes, but neighbours be, who long to see that all men free no more shall foes, but neighbours, no more shall foes, but neighbours be.
Spanish: La bendición de Dios sobre todas las naciones, que durante mucho tiempo duro han trabajado por ese brillante día, vendrá cuando sobre la tiera reine la paz, sin disputas que afecten su dominio; y durante mucho tiempo se verá, a todos los hombres ausentes de enemigos, por lo que vecinos serán, y durante mucho tiempo se verá, a todos los hombres libres de enemigos, por lo que vecinos serán,
English: I am not going to stop you.
Spanish: No te voy a detener.
English: Lies beget lies.
Spanish: Las mentiras engendran más mentiras.
English: I had a suspicion that he would leave me.
Spanish: Sospechaba que él me dejaría.
English: I felt rather puzzled.
Spanish: Me sentí bastante desconcertado.
English: I felt it was a relatively difficult jigsaw puzzle.
Spanish: Sentí que fue un rompecabezas dentado relativamente difícil.
English: Why did you want her to leave?
Spanish: ¿Por qué quisiste que ella se fuera?
English: What did you want them to do?
Spanish: ¿Qué querías que ellos hicieran?
English: What did you want them to do?
Spanish: ¿Qué querías que ellos hiciesen?
English: I could spend hours in here.
Spanish: Yo podría pasar horas aquí.
English: Now and then she plays tennis.
Spanish: De vez en cuando ella juega tenis.
English: How can I turn off this light?
Spanish: ¿Cómo puedo apagar esta luz?
English: I arrive between noon and two o'clock.
Spanish: Yo llego entre el mediodía y las dos en punto.
English: Why does ice float?
Spanish: ¿Por qué el hielo flota?
English: I made a really big sandwich.
Spanish: Yo hice un emparedado realmente grande.
English: I love listening to you guys.
Spanish: Yo amo escucharlos a ustedes muchachos.
English: I like doing stuff like that.
Spanish: Me gusta hacer cosas como esa.
English: I don't know the bride.
Spanish: Yo no conozco a la novia.
English: It was unusually cold last night.
Spanish: Estuvo inusualmente frío anoche.
English: Last night was unusually cold.
Spanish: La pasada noche fue inusualmente fría.
English: Mary kicked Tom in the balls.
Spanish: Mary pateó a Tom en las bolas.
English: I don't get Japanese grammatical structure.
Spanish: No entiendo la estructura gramatical del japonés.
English: They told me I should go to the doctor.
Spanish: Me dijeron que debía ir al doctor.
English: I don't think she'll be back before five.
Spanish: No creo que ella vuelva antes de las cinco.
English: The cat is meowing on the roof.
Spanish: El gato está maullando en el tejado.
English: There's a bottle in the fridge.
Spanish: Hay una botella en el frigorífico.
English: The street is too narrow for trucks.
Spanish: La calle es demasiado estrecha para los camiones.
English: It disgusts me, too.
Spanish: A mí también me da asco.
English: I lost my key around here.
Spanish: Perdí mi llave por aquí.
English: It isn't easy to teach little kids.
Spanish: No es fácil enseñar a niños pequeños.
English: Have you tried this cake? It's to die for.
Spanish: ¿Has probado este pastel? Está para chuparse los dedos.
English: You should practice the violin every day.
Spanish: Deberías practicar con el violín todos los días.
English: He played the Liszt sonata blindfolded.
Spanish: Él tocó la sonata de Liszt con los ojos vendados.
English: There are good people in the world.
Spanish: Hay personas buenas en el mundo.
English: He asked her why she came so late.
Spanish: Él le preguntó a ella por qué vino tan tarde.
English: I'm not an astrologer; I'm an economist.
Spanish: No soy astrólogo, soy economista.
English: They painted their toenails.
Spanish: Se pintaron las uñas de los pies.
English: Where they burn books, they will eventually burn people.
Spanish: Ahí donde se queman libros se acaba quemando también seres humanos.
English: They arrested the culprit around six months later.
Spanish: Arrestaron al culpable unos seis meses después.
English: Giving gifts is always nicer than receiving them.
Spanish: Dar regalos es siempre más agradable que recibirlos.
English: The actor is putting on makeup.
Spanish: El actor se está maquillando.
English: What's this fruit called?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se llama esta fruta?
English: Your car is fast, but mine is even faster.
Spanish: Tu coche va rápido, pero el mío va todavía más rápido.
English: I have urgent matters to attend to.
Spanish: Tengo asuntos urgentes que atender.
English: He frequently goes out drinking.
Spanish: Él con frecuencia sale a beber.
English: At the moment only a child can save my marriage.
Spanish: En este momento solo un hijo puede salvar mi matrimonio.
English: It's impossible for me to be away from my wife for long.
Spanish: Me es imposible estar mucho tiempo lejos de mi mujer.
English: I had not seen a lion before I was ten years old.
Spanish: Yo nunca había visto un león antes de cumplir 10 años.
English: You can crash on the sofa if you're tired.
Spanish: Tú puedes echarte en el sofa si tú estás cansado.
English: To me, he seems too young to be touring the world on his own.
Spanish: Para mí, él parece muy joven para recorrer el mundo por su propia cuenta.
English: You're turning red.
Spanish: Tú estás poniéndote rojo.
English: You're turning red.
Spanish: Tú te estás poniendo rojo.
English: I don't know what Tom is looking for.
Spanish: Yo no sé qué está buscando Tom .
English: This is fundamentally unfair.
Spanish: Esto es fundamentalmente injusto.
English: What do you love about her?
Spanish: ¿Qué amas de ella?
English: Look! The train is there!
Spanish: ¡Mira! ¡El tren está allí!
English: He came accompanied by a Canadian girl.
Spanish: Vino acompañado. Trajo consigo a una chica canadiense.
English: Pick a book for yourself!
Spanish: ¡Elige un libro para ti!
English: Excuse me, is this seat still free?
Spanish: Disculpe, ¿el asiento sigue libre?
English: Tom is very lucky to be alive.
Spanish: Tom tiene mucha suerte de estar vivo.
English: They can't move as fast as Mary.
Spanish: Ellos no se pueden mover tan rápido como Mary.
English: When I was in school, I dreamed of becoming a pilot.
Spanish: Cuando estaba en la escuela soñaba con convertirme en piloto.
English: If it hurt that much, he wouldn't be playing outside.
Spanish: Si le doliera tanto, él no estaría jugando allá afuera.
English: The patient showed the doctor his tongue.
Spanish: El paciente mostró su lengua al doctor.
English: We're not going to Boston.
Spanish: Nosotros no vamos a Boston.
English: He gets along with everyone in his class.
Spanish: Él se lleva bien con todos en la clase.
English: I thought Tom was Canadian.
Spanish: Creía que Tom era canadiense.
English: How old is your sister?
Spanish: ¿Cuál es la edad de tu hermana?
English: You should have seen what Tom did.
Spanish: Deberías haber visto lo que hizo Tom.
English: I have to go to work.
Spanish: Me tengo que ir a trabajar.
English: He missed the 8:30 train.
Spanish: Ha perdido el tren de las ocho y media.
English: The boy ran away when he saw me.
Spanish: El chico huyó cuando me vio.
English: Laugh is a cure for everything.
Spanish: La risa es remedio para todo.
English: I can't remember when was the last time I've seen him smile.
Spanish: No recuerdo cuando fue la última vez que lo vi sonreír.
English: Do you know why spring rolls are called spring rolls?
Spanish: ¿Sabes por qué los rollitos primavera se llaman rollitos primavera?
English: Tom always drinks tea in the morning.
Spanish: Tomás siempre bebe té en la mañana.
English: I don't remember when the last time I saw her smile was.
Spanish: No recuerdo cuando fue la última vez que la vi sonreír.
English: You're looking at me in a way that scares me.
Spanish: Me estás mirando de una forma que me asusta.
English: We can't waste even a minute.
Spanish: No podemos perder ni siquiera un minuto.
English: The young people are fed up with the politics of this country.
Spanish: Los jóvenes estamos hartos de los políticos de este país.
English: Lychees taste of grapes.
Spanish: Los lichis saben a uva.
English: I'll go to your house tomorrow.
Spanish: Mañana iré a tu casa.
English: Take good care of my daughter, Tom.
Spanish: Cuida bien a mi hija, Tom.
English: To me it doesn't seem at all normal to separate the children from their mothers.
Spanish: No me parece nada normal separar a los hijos de sus madres.
English: He will come back when he realizes what he did.
Spanish: Él va a volver cuando se dé cuenta de lo que hizo.
English: It is common for people to wear wool hats in winter.
Spanish: Es común que la gente use gorras de lana en invierno.
English: You haven't forgotten, have you?
Spanish: No se te ha olvidado, ¿verdad?
English: It's time for you to get up.
Spanish: Ya es hora de que te levantes.
English: This ship can reach extremely high speeds.
Spanish: Esta nave puede alcanzar velocidades altísimas.
English: I need a nurse right now.
Spanish: Necesito una enfermera ahora mismo.
English: I think that's what Tom did.
Spanish: Creo que eso es lo que Tom hizo.
English: That's probably not good.
Spanish: Probablemente eso no sea bueno.
English: Tom has no respect for authority.
Spanish: Tom no tiene respeto por las autoridades.
English: The face of an angel appeared in his dream.
Spanish: En su sueño apareció el rostro de un ángel.
English: She came across a wolf.
Spanish: Ella se topó con un lobo.
English: She came across a scorpion.
Spanish: Ella se topó con un escorpión.
English: It's legal for citizens to carry guns in many states.
Spanish: En muchos países a los ciudadanos se les permite portar armas.
English: How long can a person live without water?
Spanish: ¿Por cuánto puede vivir una persona sin agua?
English: I haven't heard from him in a year.
Spanish: No he tenido noticias suyas durante un año.
English: I haven't heard from her in a year.
Spanish: No he tenido noticias suyas durante un año.
English: That is called true love.
Spanish: Eso se llama amor verdadero.
English: She can play the piano very well.
Spanish: Sabe tocar muy bien el piano.
English: Those men were armed to the teeth.
Spanish: Aquellos hombres estaban armados hasta los dientes.
English: If the car is gone, he can't be at the office.
Spanish: Si el carro ya no está, él no puede estar en la oficina.
English: What the newspapers say is true.
Spanish: Lo que dice el periódico es verdad.
English: You promised that you'd stand by me through thick and thin.
Spanish: Me prometiste que estarías conmigo en lo bueno y en lo malo.
English: I wonder if he will stand by me when I am in trouble.
Spanish: Me encantaría que estuviera conmigo cuando tengo problemas.
English: Mold grew on the boots.
Spanish: En las botas crecieron mohos.
English: The bread was moldy, but Tom ate it anyway.
Spanish: El pan tenía mohos, sin embargo Tom lo comió.
English: Could you do me the favor of telling the doorman the elevator doesn't work?
Spanish: ¿Puedes hacerme el favor de avisar al portero de que el ascensor no funciona?
English: The party host had a Portuguese accent.
Spanish: El anfitrión de la fiesta tenía acento portugués.
English: Tom is probably going to have to go to Boston next week.
Spanish: A lo mejor Tom tendrá que ir a Boston la semana que viene.
English: Let's not forget human rights.
Spanish: No nos olvidemos de los derechos humanos.
English: Tom is a human rights activist.
Spanish: Tom es un activista de los derechos humanos.
English: There are sparks flying out of the electric socket.
Spanish: La toma de corriente está soltando chispas.
English: Desertion from the army was grounds for the death penalty.
Spanish: La deserción desde el ejército era motivo para la pena de muerte.
English: I speak French as well as Tom.
Spanish: Hablo francés tan bien como Tom.
English: I am a highly qualified professional.
Spanish: Soy un profesional altamente calificado.
English: Love has risen before us, like an assassin in the night, and has reached the two of us.
Spanish: El amor surgió ante nosotros, como surge un asesino en la noche, y nos alcanzó a los dos.
English: Muriel turned 20.
Spanish: Muriel cumplió 20 años.
English: Suddenly, it started to rain.
Spanish: De pronto, comenzó a llover.
English: It's a shame Tom didn't know.
Spanish: Es una pena que Tom no supiera.
English: What he is saying is very important.
Spanish: Lo que está diciendo es muy importante.
English: What she is saying is very important.
Spanish: Lo que está diciendo es muy importante.
English: What you are saying is very important.
Spanish: Lo que está diciendo es muy importante.
English: You can't live your life under these conditions.
Spanish: No puedes vivir tu vida bajo estas condiciones.
English: You must live your life the best you can.
Spanish: Debes vivir tu vida lo mejor que puedas.
English: You should enjoy your life without making others' lives unpleasant.
Spanish: Deberías disfrutar tu vida sin hacer desagradable la vida de los otros.
English: You're free to live your life the way you want.
Spanish: Eres libre de vivir tu vida de la manera que quieras.
English: I think the couple is faced with a challenge that they will have to overcome together.
Spanish: Creo que la pareja se enfrenta a una prueba que tienen que superar juntos.
English: Where's the love?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está el amor?