jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: To talk with a lot of people is good for health.
Spanish: Hablar con mucha gente es bueno para la salud.
English: He went to sea to swim.
Spanish: Él se fue al mar para nadar.
English: We have got used to that noise.
Spanish: Nos hemos acostumbrado a ese ruido.
English: That child put his playthings away.
Spanish: Ese niño guardó sus juguetes.
English: I am on holiday this week.
Spanish: Estoy de vacaciones esta semana.
English: She lives in the same house her grandparents lived in.
Spanish: Ella mora en la misma casa en la que vivieron sus abuelos.
English: Who taught you how to dance?
Spanish: ¿Quién le enseñó a bailar?
English: Who taught you how to dance?
Spanish: ¿Quién le ha enseñado a bailar?
English: No one knows whether he loves her or not.
Spanish: Nadie sabe si él la quiere o no.
English: No one knows if he loves her or not.
Spanish: Nadie sabe si él la quiere o no.
English: Thank you very much for your letter of January 7th.
Spanish: Muchas gracias por su carta del 7 de enero.
English: I came upon an old friend of mine on the train.
Spanish: Me encontré con un viejo amigo mío en el tren.
English: That's the building where Dad works.
Spanish: Ése es el edificio donde papá trabaja.
English: She said with deepest tenderness, "Are you all right"?
Spanish: Con la más profunda ternura dijo ella, "¿Estás bien?"
English: It took me more than one month to get over my cold.
Spanish: Tardé más de un mes en curarme de la gripa.
English: There is a scheme to expand the company.
Spanish: Existe un plan para ampliar la compañía.
English: She looks like her mother, I tell you.
Spanish: Te digo que ella se parece a su madre.
English: I'll be back in a jiffy.
Spanish: Vuelvo en seguida.
English: I don't know if he is a doctor.
Spanish: No sé si él es médico.
English: He speaks French fluently.
Spanish: Habla el francés de corrido.
English: Einstein liked to play the violin.
Spanish: A Einstein le gustaba tocar el violín.
English: A wise man once said, "If Esperanto is an artificial language, then my car is an artificial horse."
Spanish: Un sabio dijo una vez: "si el esperanto es una lengua artificial, mi coche es un caballo artificial."
English: The capital of the United States of America is Washington, D.C.
Spanish: La capital de los Estados Unidos de América es Washington D.C.
English: It's better to take one's time than to hurry and make mistakes.
Spanish: Es mejor tomarse su tiempo que darse prisa y cometer errores.
English: I've waited for more than a week.
Spanish: He esperado más de una semana.
English: Don't take it to heart.
Spanish: No te lo tomes a pecho.
English: In Soviet Russia, radio listens to the listener!
Spanish: En la Rusia soviética, ¡la radio escucha al oyente!
English: In Soviet Russia, the computer uses the user!
Spanish: En la Rusia soviética, ¡el ordenador usa al usuario!
English: In Soviet Russia, television watches the audience!
Spanish: En la Rusia soviética, ¡la televisión observa a la audiencia!
English: He began to suspect something was wrong when the seller didn't allow him to test the item before buying it.
Spanish: Él empezó a sospechar que algo iba mal cuando el vendedor no le permitió probar el objeto antes de comprarlo.
English: I couldn't eat fish when I was a child.
Spanish: Cuando era niño no podía comer pescado.
English: They regarded him as the best doctor in town.
Spanish: Le consideraban el mejor médico de la ciudad.
English: I don't have anything to give to you.
Spanish: No tengo nada que darte.
English: What are you going to do tonight?
Spanish: ¿Qué vas a hacer esta tarde?
English: What are you doing this evening?
Spanish: ¿Qué vas a hacer esta tarde?
English: What are you going to do this evening?
Spanish: ¿Qué vas a hacer esta tarde?
English: I gave up smoking six months ago.
Spanish: Dejé de fumar hace seis meses.
English: I quit smoking six months ago.
Spanish: Dejé de fumar hace seis meses.
English: The Swiss keyboard doesn't have a ß.
Spanish: El teclado suizo no tiene ß.
English: The Swiss keyboard doesn't have the letter ß.
Spanish: El teclado suizo no tiene ß.
English: The letter ß does not exist on a Swiss keyboard.
Spanish: El teclado suizo no tiene ß.
English: Mother was very busy most of the time.
Spanish: Mamá estaba muy ocupada la mayor parte del tiempo.
English: I'm going to Japan with my girlfriend in August.
Spanish: Iré a Japón con mi novia en agosto.
English: Thank you very much for your letter of January 7th.
Spanish: Le agradezco mucho su carta del 7 de enero.
English: Luckily he did not see me.
Spanish: Afortunadamente, él no me vio.
English: Seiko doesn't have sisters.
Spanish: Seiko no tiene hermanas.
English: In Soviet Russia, sentence writes you!
Spanish: En la Rusia soviética, ¡las frases te escriben a ti!
English: Tomorrow I am going shopping.
Spanish: Mañana voy a ir a comprar.
English: Tony was not busy then.
Spanish: En ese momento Tony no estaba ocupado.
English: Today's meeting has been canceled.
Spanish: La reunión de hoy ha sido cancelada.
English: Today's meeting has been canceled.
Spanish: Se ha cancelado la reunión de hoy.
English: Tokyo is bigger than Yokohama.
Spanish: Tokio es más grande que Yokohama.
English: Those are not your chairs.
Spanish: Ésas no son tus sillas.
English: Those are not your chairs.
Spanish: Ésas no son vuestras sillas.
English: Those are not your chairs.
Spanish: Ésas no son sus sillas.
English: Those houses are my uncle's.
Spanish: Esas casas son de mi tío.
English: Those two boys are cousins.
Spanish: Esos dos niños son primos.
English: Tom's grandmother looks healthy.
Spanish: La abuela de Tom parece estar sana.
English: I'll try to explain it to the best of my ability.
Spanish: Voy a intentar explicarlo de la mejor manera que pueda.
English: I belong to the baseball team.
Spanish: Pertenezco al equipo de béisbol.
English: It was a big dumpster, Dima said. "And there was a lot of food, so... It wasn't exactly uncomfortable. But yes, smellier than a donkey's behind."
Spanish: —Era un contenedor grande —dijo Dima—. Y había mucha comida, así que...no era exactamente incómodo. Pero sí, olía peor que el culo de un burro.
English: Justin Bieber is more famous than Katie Holmes.
Spanish: Justin Bieber es más famoso que Katie Holmes.
English: The past can only be known, not changed. The future can only be changed, not known.
Spanish: El pasado sólo puede conocerse, no cambiarse. El futuro sólo puede cambiarse, no conocerse.
English: The past can only be known, not changed. The future can only be changed, not known.
Spanish: El pasado sólo puede ser conocido, no cambiado. El futuro sólo puede ser cambiado, no conocido.
English: The key question is not what can I gain but what do I have to lose.
Spanish: La pregunta clave no es lo que puedo ganar, sino lo que tengo para perder.
English: Perhaps it is only in childhood that books have any deep influence on our lives.
Spanish: Quizás sea sólo en la infancia que los libros tienen alguna influencia profunda en nuestras vidas.
English: We are subject to the laws of nature.
Spanish: Estamos sujetos a las leyes de la naturaleza.
English: Hummer limousines are the ultimate symbol of conspicuous consumption.
Spanish: Las limusinas Hummer son el máximo símbolo del consumo conspicuo.
English: This semester I failed two students for plagiarism.
Spanish: Este semestre reprobé a dos alumnos por plagio.
English: I tried Buddhist meditation once, but I fell asleep halfway through the session.
Spanish: Una vez intenté la meditación budista, pero me dormí a la mitad de la sesión.
English: The kitten lapped up the milk I poured into the saucer.
Spanish: El gatito bebió a lengüetadas la leche que puse en el platillo.
English: The tornado touched down two kilometers from my school.
Spanish: El tornado tocó tierra a dos kilómetros de mi escuela.
English: Tatoeba: Sentences, sentences, and more sentences.
Spanish: Tatoeba: frases, frases, y más frases.
English: The more cheese, the more holes. The more holes, the less cheese. Thus: The more cheese, the less cheese.
Spanish: Cuanto más queso, más agujeros. Cuantos más agujeros, menos queso. Por lo tanto: cuanto más queso, menos queso.
English: The answer was staring me in the face.
Spanish: Tenía la solución delante de las narices.
English: I heard something fall to the ground.
Spanish: Oí algo caerse al suelo.
English: All at once they began to laugh.
Spanish: De repente empezaron a reírse.
English: The boy playing the guitar is my brother.
Spanish: El muchacho que toca la guitarra es mi hermano.
English: I have an itch right in the middle of my back and I can't reach it. Arrgghh!
Spanish: Tengo un comezón justo en el centro de la espalda y no lo puedo alcanzar. ¡Arrgghh!
English: You have to put off your departure for England till next week.
Spanish: Tienes que posponer tu salida a Inglaterra hasta la próxima semana.
English: Though he is no longer president, he still holds considerable sway among the political elite.
Spanish: Aunque ya no es presidente, aún ejerce mucha influencia entre la elite política.
English: Everybody knows the moon is made of cheese.
Spanish: Todos saben que la luna está hecha de queso.
English: I am not keen on this kind of music.
Spanish: No me gusta ese tipo de música.
English: I don't like that kind of music.
Spanish: No me gusta ese tipo de música.
English: My father gave me a game.
Spanish: Mi papá me regaló un juego.
English: The bar was so smoky that my eyes started to sting.
Spanish: El bar estaba tan lleno de humo que los ojos me empezaron a arder.
English: The car stalled because you didn't step on the clutch.
Spanish: El coche se paró porque no pisaste el embrague.
English: Does the end justify the means?
Spanish: ¿El fin justifica los medios?
English: Would you close the window?
Spanish: ¿Podrías cerrar la ventana?
English: The house is built of red bricks.
Spanish: La casa está construida de ladrillos rojos.
English: Nothing but your love can save her now.
Spanish: Lo único que la puede salvar ahora es tu amor.
English: The Japanese people have renounced war.
Spanish: El pueblo japonés ha renunciado a la guerra.
English: The bus hasn't come yet.
Spanish: El autobús todavía no ha llegado.
English: Do you eat out often?
Spanish: ¿Comes afuera a menudo?
English: He won us over with his honesty.
Spanish: Él ganó nuestra confianza con su honestidad.
English: A gang of three robbed the bank in broad daylight.
Spanish: Una banda de tres robó el banco en pleno día.
English: He had his car stolen in broad daylight.
Spanish: Su coche fue robado en pleno día.
English: The statue is carved out of stone.
Spanish: La estatua está esculpida en piedra.
English: Turn down the television.
Spanish: Baja el volumen de la tele.
English: He has a lot of books on history.
Spanish: Él tiene muchos libros sobre historia.
English: A man's worth lies in what he is rather than what he has.
Spanish: El valor de un hombre reside en lo que es en lugar de lo que tiene.
English: The flower died for lack of water.
Spanish: La flor murió por falta de agua.
English: He's got lots of sex appeal.
Spanish: Él tiene mucho pegue.
English: Anger caused him to tremble.
Spanish: El enojo le hizo temblar.
English: This desk cost me no less than 30000 yen.
Spanish: Este escritorio me costó no menos de 30,000 yenes.
English: I don't know what to do now.
Spanish: No sé qué hacer ahora.
English: She has been dead five years.
Spanish: Hace cinco años que ella se murió.
English: In June, it rains day after day.
Spanish: En junio, llueve día tras día.
English: He was born in a small town in Italy.
Spanish: Él nació en un pueblito en Italia.
English: Cancer is a great enemy of humanity.
Spanish: El cáncer es un gran enemigo de la humanidad.
English: Cancer is a great enemy of mankind.
Spanish: El cáncer es un gran enemigo de la humanidad.
English: How about having a drink after we finish our work today?
Spanish: ¿Qué te parece ir por un trago después del trabajo?
English: I spend a lot of time listening to music.
Spanish: Paso mucho tiempo escuchando música.
English: Five minutes' walk brought us to the park.
Spanish: Caminando cinco minutos llegamos al parque.
English: Whatever he asks you, you mustn't answer.
Spanish: Sea lo que te pregunte, no deberías contestar.
English: Man can't live without dreams.
Spanish: El hombre no puede vivir sin sueños.
English: You reap what you sow.
Spanish: El que sembró su maíz, que se coma su pinole.
English: The West watches the elections in Rwanda with suspicion.
Spanish: Occidente mira con recelo las elecciones en Ruanda.
English: Don't laugh at a person in trouble.
Spanish: No te burles de una persona en problemas.
English: Don't laugh at a person in trouble.
Spanish: No te rías de una persona en apuros.
English: You had better take an umbrella with you in case it rains.
Spanish: Deberías tomar un paraguas en caso que llueva.
English: So who were the 25? Al-Sayib asked. "Friends of yours?"
Spanish: —¿Y quiénes eran esos 25? —preguntó Al-Sayib— ¿Amigos tuyos?
English: Mom, can I go swimming?
Spanish: Mamá, ¿puedo irme a nadar?
English: He is not honest at all.
Spanish: Él no es nada honesto.
English: This is Mr Yasuda.
Spanish: Éste es el señor Yasuda.
English: Where can I buy books?
Spanish: ¿Dónde puedo comprar libros?
English: We must clean our classroom.
Spanish: Debemos limpiar nuestra clase.
English: Let's dance till the break of dawn!
Spanish: ¡Bailemos hasta el amanecer!
English: Do you know of an apartment I can rent that allows pets?
Spanish: ¿Sabes de algún apartamento que pueda alquilar en el que se admitan mascotas?
English: A dog that barks all the time doesn't make a good watch dog.
Spanish: Un perro que está siempre ladrando no es un buen perro guardián.
English: The boy buys a dog.
Spanish: El niño compra un perro.
English: This semester I failed two students for plagiarism.
Spanish: Este semestre suspendí a dos estudiantes por plagio.
English: In the 1950s, Canadian mothers who scolded their children called them by their full names.
Spanish: En los años cincuenta, las madres canadienses que regañaban a sus hijos les llamaban por sus nombres completos.
English: The legendary footballer Diego Armando Maradona is from Argentina.
Spanish: El legendario jugador de fútbol Diego Armando Maradona es de Argentina.
English: I would like a glass of tequila.
Spanish: Querría un vaso de tequila.
English: My mother bought two bottles of orange juice.
Spanish: Mi madre compró dos botellas de zumo de naranja.
English: He did it for the money.
Spanish: Él lo hizo por el dinero.
English: I like white wine better than red wine.
Spanish: Prefiero el vino blanco al vino tinto.
English: You strike me as the kind of man who never does anything he doesn't want to do.
Spanish: Te me haces el tipo de hombre que nunca hace algo que no quiere hacer.
English: He just doesn't measure up.
Spanish: Simplemente no da la talla.
English: The house had a stone wall around it.
Spanish: La casa tenía un muro de piedra a su alrededor.
English: There are not any books under the desk.
Spanish: No hay ningún libro debajo del escritorio.
English: Leave your umbrella in the hall.
Spanish: Deja tu paraguas en el pasillo.
English: How long have you been here?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo llevas aquí?
English: How long are you staying?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo llevas aquí?
English: Write an essay on "Friendship".
Spanish: Escribe un ensayo sobre "Amistad".
English: What do you need the money for?
Spanish: ¿Para qué necesitas el dinero?
English: Give your whole attention to what you are doing.
Spanish: Presta toda tu atención a lo que estás haciendo.
English: He wouldn't mention the plan.
Spanish: Él no mencionaría el plan.
English: I am staying at the hotel for the time being.
Spanish: Por el momento me quedo en el hotel.
English: His family lacks for nothing.
Spanish: A su familia no le falta nada.
English: I don't like the polluted atmosphere of big cities.
Spanish: No me gusta la atmósfera contaminada de las ciudades grandes.
English: Do you know the answer?
Spanish: ¿Sabes la respuesta?
English: Where do the airport buses leave from?
Spanish: ¿De dónde salen los autobuses del aeropuerto?
English: I'm not one hundred percent wrong.
Spanish: No estoy del todo equivocado.
English: His academic achievements are impressive.
Spanish: Sus logros académicos son impresionantes.
English: I am sorry that she is absent from the conference.
Spanish: Lamento que ella esté ausente de la conferencia.
English: Short hair really suits her.
Spanish: El cabello corto le viene muy bien.
English: She has a way of keeping old letters.
Spanish: Ella tiene el hábito de guardar viejas cartas.
English: A camel is, so to speak, a ship on the desert.
Spanish: Un camello es, por así decirlo, un barco en el desierto.
English: My father encouraged me to study the piano.
Spanish: Mi papá me animó a aprender el piano.
English: These patients have trouble walking.
Spanish: Estos pacientes tienen problemas para caminar.
English: Read whatever books you think proper.
Spanish: Que leas los libros que consideres apropiados.
English: It is no use trying to solve this problem.
Spanish: No tiene caso tratar de resolver este problema.
English: My sister is twenty-one years old and a college student.
Spanish: Mi hermana tiene veintiún años de edad y es estudiante universitaria.
English: The magazine Look is no longer being published.
Spanish: La revista Look ya no se publica.
English: This is our chance to answer that call. This is our moment. This is our time, to put our people back to work and open doors of opportunity for our kids; to restore prosperity and promote the cause of peace; to reclaim the American dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth, that out of many, we are one; that while we breathe, we hope. And where we are met with cynicism and doubt and those who tell us that we can't, we will respond with that timeless creed that sums up the spirit of a people: Yes, we can.
Spanish: Ésta es nuestra oportunidad de responder a ese llamado. Éste es nuestro momento. Éste es nuestro tiempo de volver a dar empleo a nuestro pueblo y abrir las puertas de la oportunidad para nuestros niños; de restaurar la prosperidad y fomentar la causa de la paz; de recuperar el sueño americano y reafirmar esa verdad fundamental, que, de muchos, somos uno; que mientras respiremos tenemos esperanza. Y donde nos encontremos con escepticismo y dudas, y a aquellos que nos digan que no podemos, contestaremos con ese credo eterno que resume el espíritu de un pueblo: Sí podemos.
English: Do friends sleep with friends and then murder them? Dima asked in return.
Spanish: –¿Acaso los amigos se acuestan con amigos y luego los matan? –preguntó Dima a su vez.
English: If they're mantises, Al-Sayib conjectured. "Then, yes."
Spanish: –Si son mantis, –conjeturó Al-Sayib– entonces sí.
English: To be honest, said Dima. "I really can't remember who they were..."
Spanish: –Para ser sincero, –dijo Dima– no puedo recordar quiénes eran...
English: Noobs, Al-Sayib stated. "If 25 people got killed by you, Dima, then they must have been noobs."
Spanish: –Novatos –afirmó Al-Sayib–. Si 25 personas fueron asesinadas por ti, Dima, tenían que ser novatos.
English: Noobs? Dima asked, a slight hint of anger in his voice. "This isn't a video game, Al-Sayib! This is real life!"
Spanish: –¿Novatos? –preguntó Dima con un ligero tono de enfado en la voz– ¡Esto no es un videojuego, Al-Sayib! ¡Esto es la vida real!
English: I need some money, Dima said, with a tone of embarrassment.
Spanish: –Necesito algo de dinero –dijo Dima con tono avergonzado.
English: To hire a good lawyer? Al-Sayib asked.
Spanish: –¿Para contratar a un buen abogado? –preguntó Al-Sayib.
English: No, Dima replied. "To help me buy this Armani. I'm dirty, remember?"
Spanish: –No –respondió Dima–, para ayudarme a comprar este armani. Estoy sucio, ¿recuerdas?
English: I know, said Al-Sayib, getting a new bottle of Fanta. "This is serious business. So why'd you call?"
Spanish: –Lo sé –dijo Al-Sayib, cogiendo una nueva botella de Fanta–. Esto es serio. Así que, ¿por qué me llamas?
English: I'm the type who likes to think things over very carefully.
Spanish: Soy de los que les gusta pensar las cosas con mucho cuidado.
English: 99 kopeks, Dima stated proudly. "I need 99 kopeks."
Spanish: –99 kopeks –le informó Dima orgulloso– necesito 99 kopeks.
English: Dima... Al-Sayib said. "That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard."
Spanish: –Dima... –dijo Al-Sayib– Ésa es la cosa más ridícula que he oído en mi vida.
English: He is proud that his father was a great scientist.
Spanish: Le da orgullo que su padre fuera un gran científico.
English: He goes to sleep with the lights left on.
Spanish: Él se duerme con las luces prendidas.
English: You invited me to your party, but I can't make it this time.
Spanish: Me invitaste a tu fiesta, pero esta vez no puedo ir.
English: How are you doing? I haven't seen you for an age!
Spanish: ¿Cómo estás? ¡Tiene muchísimo que no te veo!
English: They speak English in New Zealand.
Spanish: En Nueva Zelanda hablan inglés.
English: I know none of the three men.
Spanish: No conozco a ninguno de los tres hombres.
English: Our sphere of influence has expanded so much since then.
Spanish: El ámbito de nuestra influencia se ha ampliado mucho desde entonces.
English: Did you speak with your wife?
Spanish: ¿Has hablado con tu esposa?
English: Have you spoken with your wife?
Spanish: ¿Has hablado con tu esposa?
English: What time will be right for you?
Spanish: ¿A qué horas sería mejor para ti?
English: He talks as if he were rich.
Spanish: Él habla como si fuera rico.
English: He speaks as if he were rich.
Spanish: Él habla como si fuera rico.
English: As is often the case with her, she didn't show up on time.
Spanish: Como suele suceder con ella, no llegó a tiempo.
English: There is no need to take his advice if you don't want to.
Spanish: No es necesario tomar su consejo si no quieres.
English: His wife doesn't seem ugly to me.
Spanish: Su esposa no me parece fea.
English: My niece is attractive and mature for her age.
Spanish: Mi sobrina es atractiva y madura para su edad.
English: I suggested that the meeting be put off.
Spanish: Sugerí que la reunión se pospusiera.
English: How about a smoke?
Spanish: ¿Quieres echar un cigarro?
English: A few days later, he came.
Spanish: Unos días después, vino.
English: She acted in a play for the first time.
Spanish: Ella actuó en una obra por primera vez.
English: I farted in class, and the teacher threw me out.
Spanish: Eché un pedo en clase y la maestra me echó.
English: Japan is abundant in water and people.
Spanish: Japón tiene agua y gente en abundancia.
English: But it's true! Dima insisted. "They won't let me buy the suit unless I give them another 99 kopeks! Can't you wire me some money?"
Spanish: —¡Pero es cierto! —insistió Dima— ¡No me dejarán comprar el traje a no ser que les dé otros 99 kopeks! ¿No me puedes mandar algo de dinero?
English: Dima... Al-Sayib sighed. "How much is this phone call costing you? I bet you it's more than 99 kopeks, noob..."
Spanish: —Dima... —suspiró Al-Sayib— ¿Cuánto te está costando esta llamada? Seguro que más de 99 kopeks, novato...
English: Oh, it's a lot more, Dima smiled. "But actually, this is a collect call. So you're the noob, 'cause you're paying."
Spanish: —Oh, mucho más —sonrió Dima—. Pero de hecho, ésta es una llamada a cobro revertido. Así que tú eres el novato, porque tú eres el que paga.
English: This news made Al-Sayib so furious that he once more spilled his Fanta.
Spanish: Esta noticia le puso a Al-Sayib tan furioso que otra vez derramó su Fanta.
English: Dima, Al-Sayib said sternly. "You know you're like a brother from another mother to me, but... cheating an Arab is unforgivable. Goodbye!"
Spanish: —Dima, —dijo Al-Sayib severamente— sabes que eres como un hermano hijo de otra madre para mí, pero... engañar a un árabe es imperdonable. ¡Adiós!
English: And just like that, Dima's childhood friend hung up, leaving Dima - as he was before - 99 kopeks short of his goal.
Spanish: Y así, sin más, el amigo de la infancia de Dima colgó el teléfono, dejando a Dima (como estaba antes) a 99 kopeks de su objetivo.