jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: She cleans the house endlessly, thus keeping it immaculate.
Spanish: No para de limpiar la casa, por lo que la tiene inmaculada.
English: I'm used to getting up early.
Spanish: Estoy acostumbrado a levantarme temprano.
English: Tom isn't used to walking barefooted.
Spanish: Tom no está acostumbrado a andar descalzo.
English: What am I here for?
Spanish: ¿Para qué estoy aquí?
English: What have you come here for?
Spanish: ¿Para qué has venido aquí?
English: What are we going to do next?
Spanish: ¿Qué vamos a hacer después?
English: Thinking about those sorts of things, I watched "Duck Soup" again.
Spanish: Mientras reflexionaba sobre ese tipo de cosas, volví a ver "Sopa de Ganso".
English: Sooner or later, we all are going to die.
Spanish: Tarde o temprano, todos hemos de morir.
English: What are they talking about?
Spanish: ¿De qué están hablando?
English: I beg you, give me a visa.
Spanish: Se lo suplico, deme por favor un visado.
English: What do you want me to do with this?
Spanish: ¿Qué quieres que haga con esto?
English: We live in a beautiful city.
Spanish: Vivimos en una hermosa ciudad.
English: He slept like a log.
Spanish: Él durmió como un tronco.
English: Did Tom find what he was looking for?
Spanish: ¿Encontró Tom lo que estaba buscando?
English: How long are you going for?
Spanish: ¿Por cuánto tiempo vas?
English: What are we here for?
Spanish: ¿Para qué estamos aquí?
English: What are you doing that for?
Spanish: ¿Para qué estás haciendo eso?
English: England is a land where the policemen carry no revolvers.
Spanish: Inglaterra es un país donde los policías no llevan armas.
English: What do you use this for?
Spanish: ¿Para qué usas esto?
English: What team do you play for?
Spanish: ¿Para qué equipo juegas?
English: What was Tom looking for?
Spanish: ¿Qué estaba buscando Tom?
English: What would Tom want that for?
Spanish: ¿Para qué querría eso Tom?
English: Who are you going to vote for?
Spanish: ¿Por quién vas a votar?
English: He's got the bad habit of picking his nose.
Spanish: Tiene la manía de hurgarse las narices.
English: His older brother passed away last month.
Spanish: Su hermano murió el mes anterior.
English: Who will you give the first piece of cake to?
Spanish: ¿A quién le darás el primer pedazo de torta?
English: Who's Tom speaking to?
Spanish: ¿A quién está hablando Tom?
English: How did you get in?
Spanish: ¿Cómo entraste?
English: Are you getting bored?
Spanish: ¿Te estás aburriendo?
English: Have you been getting enough sleep?
Spanish: ¿Has estado durmiendo lo suficiente?
English: When will you get home?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo llegarás a casa?
English: When did you get here?
Spanish: ¿Cuándo llegaste aquí?
English: Do you get the idea?
Spanish: ¿Entiendes la idea?
English: How did Tom get here?
Spanish: ¿Cómo llegó Tom aquí?
English: The road to success is always under construction.
Spanish: El camino al éxito está siempre en construcción.
English: Man invented language to satisfy his deep need to complain.
Spanish: El hombre inventó el lenguaje para satisfacer su profunda necesidad de quejarse.
English: The best mind-altering drug is the truth.
Spanish: La mejor droga que altera la mente es la verdad.
English: I want to go to bed.
Spanish: Quiero irme a la cama.
English: I just want to go to bed.
Spanish: Sólo quiero irme a la cama.
English: I just want to go to bed.
Spanish: Tan sólo quiero irme a la cama.
English: I just want to go to bed.
Spanish: Sólo quiero acostarme.
English: I want to go to bed early.
Spanish: Quiero irme temprano a la cama.
English: I want to go to bed early.
Spanish: Quiero acostarme temprano.
English: I don't want to go to bed.
Spanish: No me quiero acostar.
English: I don't want to go to bed.
Spanish: No quiero acostarme.
English: I just want to go back to bed.
Spanish: Sólo quiero volverme a la cama.
English: I just want to go back to bed.
Spanish: Sólo quiero volverme a acostar.
English: I want to go to bed early tonight.
Spanish: Esta noche quiero acostarme temprano.
English: I want to go to bed early tonight.
Spanish: Esta noche quiero irme a la cama temprano.
English: I want to go to bed early tonight.
Spanish: Esta noche quiero irme pronto a la cama.
English: I plan to live to be a hundred.
Spanish: Planeo vivir cien años.
English: At what age do you want to get married?
Spanish: ¿A qué edad quieres casarte?
English: Are you coming at six or at seven?
Spanish: ¿Venís a las seis o a las siete?
English: I decided I wouldn't do that.
Spanish: Decidí que no haría eso.
English: I decided I wouldn't do that.
Spanish: Decidí que no lo haría.
English: I've decided to do that by myself.
Spanish: He decidido hacer eso solo.
English: I've decided to do that by myself.
Spanish: He decidido hacer eso sola.
English: I've decided to do that by myself.
Spanish: He decidido hacerlo sola.
English: I've decided to do that by myself.
Spanish: He decidido hacerlo solo.
English: I've decided to do that by myself.
Spanish: He decidido hacer eso yo mismo.
English: I've decided to do that by myself.
Spanish: He decidido hacerlo yo mismo.
English: I decided that I wouldn't do that.
Spanish: Decidí que no lo haría.
English: I decided that I wouldn't do that.
Spanish: Decidí que no haría eso.
English: I've decided to buy the blue car.
Spanish: He decidido comprar el coche azul.
English: I decided to continue doing that.
Spanish: Decidí continuar haciéndolo.
English: I decided to continue doing that.
Spanish: Decidí continuar haciendo eso.
English: I decided to continue doing that.
Spanish: Decidí seguir haciéndolo.
English: I decided to continue doing that.
Spanish: Decidí seguir haciendo eso.
English: Tom lost his job three months ago.
Spanish: Tom perdió su trabajo hace tres meses atrás.
English: But you're not there.
Spanish: Pero tú no estás allí.
English: We want to go to Boston and Chicago.
Spanish: Queremos ir de Boston a Chicago.
English: Tom doesn't want to go with you.
Spanish: Tom no quiere ir contigo.
English: Tom is going to miss doing that.
Spanish: Tom va a echar de menos hacer eso.
English: Tom is going to miss doing this.
Spanish: Tom va a echar de menos hacer esto.
English: That country remained neutral throughout World War II.
Spanish: El país permaneció neutral durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.
English: I never forget a face.
Spanish: Nunca se me olvida una cara.
English: Do you have an umbrella that I could borrow?
Spanish: ¿Tienes un paraguas para dejarme?
English: May I borrow your calculator?
Spanish: ¿Me dejas tu calculadora?
English: Do you have a calculator that I could borrow?
Spanish: ¿Tienes una calculadora para dejarme?
English: Do you have an umbrella I could borrow?
Spanish: ¿Tienes un paraguas para dejarme?
English: Do you have a calculator I could borrow?
Spanish: ¿Tienes una calculadora para dejarme?
English: I did that all morning.
Spanish: Lo hice durante toda la mañana.
English: I didn't dare do that.
Spanish: No me atreví a hacerlo.
English: I didn't dare do that.
Spanish: No me atrevía a hacerlo.
English: I wasn't very sleepy.
Spanish: No tenía mucho sueño.
English: I wasn't ready to go.
Spanish: No estaba preparado para marcharme.
English: All revolutionaries live on coffee and potatoes.
Spanish: Todos los revolucionarios viven de café y patatas.
English: The cat is destroying this couch.
Spanish: El gato está rompiendo este sofá.
English: The cat is destroying this couch.
Spanish: El gato está destrozando este sofá.
English: Don't let the cat out.
Spanish: No dejes salir al gato.
English: I haven't found my keys yet.
Spanish: Todavía no he encontrado mis llaves.
English: Tom isn't afraid to die.
Spanish: Tom no tiene miedo a morir.
English: Father told me to wash the car.
Spanish: Mi papá me mandó a lavar el carro.
English: Father told me to wash the car.
Spanish: Mi papá me dijo que lavara el carro.
English: Your children look healthy.
Spanish: Tus hijos parecen estar sanos.
English: A mother's love is unconditional.
Spanish: El amor de la madre es incondicional.
English: I like strawberry and rhubarb pie.
Spanish: Me gusta el pastel de fresas y ruibarbo.
English: The Pyrenean ibex is a type of goat.
Spanish: El bucardo es un tipo de cabra.
English: He has not yet recovered consciousness.
Spanish: Él no ha recobrado aún el conocimiento.
English: Angels can fly because they can take themselves lightly.
Spanish: Los ángeles pueden volar porque se toman a sí mismos a la ligera.
English: Tom and I got married to each other.
Spanish: Tom y yo nos casamos.
English: I won't tell you why I did that.
Spanish: No te diré por qué lo hice.
English: I don't really enjoy being here.
Spanish: La verdad es que no me gusta estar aquí.
English: I didn't really mean to do that.
Spanish: Realmente no quería hacerlo.
English: I don't know who should do that.
Spanish: No sé quién debería hacerlo.
English: I want to be free and happy.
Spanish: Quiero ser libre y feliz.
English: I didn't need to do that, did I?
Spanish: No hacía falta que lo hiciera, ¿verdad?
English: I didn't need to do that either.
Spanish: Tampoco necesitaba hacer eso.
English: How long have you been swimming?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo has estado nadando?
English: I didn't mind sitting by myself.
Spanish: No me importaba sentarme solo.
English: How long have you been swimming?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo llevas nadando?
English: How long have you been swimming?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que nadas?
English: You know very well what I mean.
Spanish: Sabes muy bien lo que quiero decir.
English: You know very well what I mean.
Spanish: Sabes perfectamente lo que quiero decir.
English: That's what I want to find out.
Spanish: Eso es lo que quiero averiguar.
English: That's what I need to find out.
Spanish: Eso es lo que necesito averiguar.
English: I wasn't in a hurry to do that.
Spanish: No tenía prisa de hacerlo.
English: Look what I found in the woods.
Spanish: Mira lo que he encontrado en el bosque.
English: Are you going to school tomorrow?
Spanish: ¿Vas mañana a la escuela?
English: I'm going to the nightclub to meet new people, but I'm not sure if it's the best place...
Spanish: Voy a la discoteca para conocer gente nueva. Pero no sé si es le mejor sitio...
English: He's feathering his own nest.
Spanish: El pone las plumas para su propio nido.
English: We stayed outside until it got dark.
Spanish: Estuvimos fuera hasta que oscureció.
English: We stayed outside until it got dark.
Spanish: Permanecimos fuera hasta que anocheció.
English: I'm not any busier today than usual.
Spanish: Hoy no estoy más atareado que de costumbre.
English: We stayed outside until it got dark.
Spanish: Nos mantuvimos fuera hasta que se hizo de noche.
English: I'm not any busier today than usual.
Spanish: Hoy no estoy más ocupado de lo habitual.
English: I want to do that as often as I can.
Spanish: Quiero hacerlo tan a menudo como pueda.
English: I wasn't aware of what was going on.
Spanish: No tenía idea de lo que estaba pasando.
English: I wasn't aware of what was going on.
Spanish: No me di cuenta de lo que estaba ocurriendo.
English: I don't need to do that, but I will.
Spanish: No necesito hacerlo, pero lo haré.
English: I don't know why we need to do that.
Spanish: No sé por qué necesitamos hacerlo.
English: I don't know why that was happening.
Spanish: No sé por qué estaba ocurriendo aquello.
English: I don't know when I need to do that.
Spanish: No sé cuándo necesito hacerlo.
English: I don't know very much about Boston.
Spanish: No conozco mucho de Boston.
English: I don't need to do that, but I will.
Spanish: No es necesario que lo haga, pero lo haré.
English: I don't know why we need to do that.
Spanish: No sé por qué hemos de hacerlo.
English: I don't know when I need to do that.
Spanish: No sé cuándo he de hacerlo.
English: I do that whenever I have free time.
Spanish: Lo hago cuando tengo tiempo libre.
English: I don't have any trouble doing that.
Spanish: No tengo ningún problema en hacerlo.
English: I do that whenever I have free time.
Spanish: Lo hago en mi tiempo libre.
English: I didn't need to do that right away.
Spanish: No necesitaba hacerlo inmediatamente.
English: I didn't have any desire to do that.
Spanish: No tenía ninguna gana de hacerlo.
English: I didn't need to do that right away.
Spanish: No necesitaba hacerlo enseguida.
English: I didn't do that entirely on my own.
Spanish: No lo hice todo yo solo.
English: I didn't do that entirely on my own.
Spanish: No lo hice completamente solo.
English: I did that today for the first time.
Spanish: Lo he hecho hoy por primera vez.
English: I did that the way you asked me to.
Spanish: Lo hice tal como me pediste.
English: I did that a lot when I was younger.
Spanish: Lo hacía a menudo cuando era más joven.
English: I did that because I was ordered to.
Spanish: Lo hice porque se me ordenó.
English: I did that today for the first time.
Spanish: La primera vez que lo he hecho ha sido hoy.
English: I did that the way you asked me to.
Spanish: Lo hice del modo que me pidió.
English: How much longer do you plan to wait?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo más pretendes esperar?
English: How much longer do you plan to wait?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto tiempo más planeáis esperar?
English: Who told you I wasn't able to swim?
Spanish: ¿Quién te dijo que yo no sabía nadar?
English: I've done a lot of very bad things.
Spanish: He hecho un montón de cosas muy malas.
English: Who told you I wasn't able to swim?
Spanish: ¿Quién te dijo que yo no podía nadar?
English: I've done a lot of horrible things.
Spanish: He hecho un montón de cosas horribles.
English: I wasn't surprised by the question.
Spanish: No me sorprendí por la pregunta.
English: I wasn't in a big hurry to do that.
Spanish: No tenía mucha prisa en hacerlo.
English: I wasn't enjoying myself very much.
Spanish: No me estaba divirtiendo demasiado.
English: I wasn't enjoying myself very much.
Spanish: No estaba disfrutando demasiado.
English: I don't remember what I need to do.
Spanish: No recuerdo qué he de hacer.
English: I don't remember what I need to do.
Spanish: No me acuerdo de lo que necesito hacer.
English: I don't remember what I have to do.
Spanish: No recuerdo lo que tengo que hacer.
English: I don't remember what I have to do.
Spanish: No recuerdo qué debo hacer.
English: I don't remember what I have to do.
Spanish: No me acuerdo de lo que tengo que hacer.
English: I have one hour to eat.
Spanish: Tengo una hora para comer.
English: Tom asked Mary what he should bring to the party.
Spanish: Tom le preguntó a Mary qué debería llevar a la fiesta.
English: The postman comes every three days.
Spanish: El cartero pasa cada tres días.
English: I came to Beijing last month.
Spanish: Llegué a Pekín el mes pasado.
English: Electric power companies are seeking to reduce their use of coal.
Spanish: Las eléctricas intentan reducir su dependencia del carbón.
English: There's something I should tell you.
Spanish: Tengo que decirte una cosa.
English: Tom said he doesn't do that.
Spanish: Tom ha dicho que él no hace eso.
English: They've decided to close that factory.
Spanish: Decidieron cerrar esa fábrica.
English: They've decided to shut down this factory.
Spanish: Han decidido cerrar esta fábrica.
English: Where did you put the television guide?
Spanish: ¿Dónde pusiste la guía de programación de la tele?
English: Where did you put the television guide?
Spanish: ¿Dónde has puesto la guía de programación de la televisión?
English: I can't come now.
Spanish: Ahora mismo no puedo ir allí.
English: The newspaper is on the table next to the window.
Spanish: El periódico está en la mesa junto a la ventana.
English: There's something I should tell you.
Spanish: Tengo algo que decirte.
English: There's something I should tell you.
Spanish: Tengo que hablar contigo de algo.
English: There's something I should tell you.
Spanish: Hay algo que tienes que saber.
English: Do you want me to stay or do you want me to go?
Spanish: ¿Quieres que me quede o que me vaya?
English: Please don't mind me.
Spanish: No te preocupes por mí.
English: Do you have a handkerchief?
Spanish: ¿Tienes un pañuelo?
English: Tom has a stomachache and he feels dizzy.
Spanish: A Tom le duele el estómago y se encuentra mal.
English: Tom has a stomachache and he feels dizzy.
Spanish: Tom tiene retortijones y se siente mareado.
English: I tried in vain to persuade them.
Spanish: Intenté persuadirle sin demasiado éxito.
English: Since I was all by myself, I felt a bit lonely.
Spanish: Me sentía un poco solo porque no tenía compañía.
English: What if things don't work out?
Spanish: ¿Qué pasa si no lo conseguimos?
English: There's something I should tell you.
Spanish: Hay algo que debo decirte.
English: That's not your decision to make.
Spanish: No eres tú el que debe decidir.
English: That's not your decision to make.
Spanish: No te corresponde a ti tomar la decisión.
English: What's going to happen? "I don't know."
Spanish: «¿Y ahora que pasa?» «Ni idea.»
English: What's going to happen? "I don't know."
Spanish: «¿Y ahora qué?» «No lo sé.»
English: I tried in vain to persuade them.
Spanish: Intenté convencerle pero fue imposible.
English: I tried in vain to persuade them.
Spanish: Intenté persuadirle pero no me hizo caso.
English: Do you really believe in that stuff?
Spanish: ¿De verdad crees en esas cosas?
English: You may stay here with me.
Spanish: Puedes quedarte aquí conmigo.
English: You may stay here with me.
Spanish: Puedes quedarte conmigo.
English: Tom left several messages on my phone.
Spanish: Me llegaron varios mensajes de Tom al teléfono.
English: Can this be done now?
Spanish: ¿Ya podemos hacerlo?
English: If Tom said it, it's probably true.
Spanish: Si Tom lo dijo será verdad.
English: I heard a shout.
Spanish: He oído gritar a alguien.
English: Tom isn't Mary's only grandchild.
Spanish: Tom no es el único nieto de Mary.
English: Isn't that terrific?
Spanish: ¿A que es tremendo?
English: Isn't that terrific?
Spanish: Increíble, ¿a que sí?
English: Isn't that terrific?
Spanish: Impactante, ¿eh?
English: I think Tom may be hurt.
Spanish: Creo que Tom se ha hecho daño.
English: I think Tom may be hurt.
Spanish: Creo que Tom está herido.
English: Isn't that terrific?
Spanish: ¿Me tomas el pelo?
English: Tom is a creature of habit.
Spanish: Tom es un animal de costumbres.
English: Tom is a creature of habit.
Spanish: A Tom le gusta la rutina.
English: Your wife is in your office.
Spanish: Tu mujer está en la oficina.
English: That's something we'll improve on.
Spanish: Eso es algo que tenemos que mejorar.
English: Tom retired from the company in 2013.
Spanish: Tom se jubiló en 2013.
English: Tom retired from the company in 2013.
Spanish: Tom se jubiló dejando la compañía en 2013.
English: Somebody needs to be here for the children.
Spanish: Alguien tiene que quedarse aquí con los niños.
English: Could you tell us a story?
Spanish: ¿Nos cuentas un cuento?
English: You're picky, aren't you?
Spanish: Eres muy exquisito, ¿a que sí?
English: You're picky, aren't you?
Spanish: Tú eres un especialito, ¿eh?
English: You're picky, aren't you?
Spanish: Buen tiquismiquis estás hecho.
English: I spent three weeks in Boston last summer.
Spanish: Me pasé tres semanas en Boston en verano.
English: I spent three weeks in Boston last summer.
Spanish: Estuve en Boston tres semanas durante el verano.
English: I spoke to Tom just a few minutes ago.
Spanish: He hablado con Tom hace un minuto.
English: I spoke to Tom just a few minutes ago.
Spanish: Hablé con Tom hace unos pocos minutos.
English: I spoke to Tom just a few minutes ago.
Spanish: Tom y yo hemos hablado hace nada.
English: Tom could tell Mary was interested.
Spanish: Tom sabía que a Mary le interesaba.
English: Who gave you permission to do this?
Spanish: ¿Quién te ha dejado hacer esto?
English: Who gave you permission to do this?
Spanish: ¿Quién te ha dado permiso para hacerlo?
English: No decision has been made.
Spanish: Todavía no nos hemos decidido.
English: No decision has been made.
Spanish: Todavía no hemos tomado ninguna decisión.
English: No decision has been made.
Spanish: Todavía no se ha tomado ninguna decisión.
English: Tom and Mary have both done that.
Spanish: Tanto Tom como Mary lo han hecho.
English: Tom was dressed appropriately.
Spanish: Tom estaba vestido para la ocasión.
English: I judged you too quickly.
Spanish: He sido muy rápida en juzgarte.
English: I judged you too quickly.
Spanish: Te he juzgado demasiado rápido.
English: Tom's bedroom door is shut.
Spanish: La puerta de la habitación de Tom estaba cerrada.
English: Tom apologized for not doing what he had promised he'd do.
Spanish: Tom pidió perdón por no llevar a cabo lo prometido.
English: Tom apologized for not doing what he had promised he'd do.
Spanish: Tom se disculpó por no cumplir sus promesas.
English: Tom apologized for not doing what he had promised he'd do.
Spanish: Tom se disculpó por incumplir lo acordado.
English: I'll put the suitcases in Tom's room.
Spanish: Voy a dejar los maletines en la habitación de Tom.
English: I'll put the suitcases in Tom's room.
Spanish: Dejaré los maletines en la habitación de Tom.
English: Do you think you'll need Tom's help?
Spanish: ¿Crees que vas a necesitar que Tom te ayude?
English: I should've told Tom no.
Spanish: Tendría que haberle dicho a Tom que no.
English: Tom is waiting for Mary to get home.
Spanish: Tom está esperando a que Mary vuelva a casa.
English: I'm too busy to see Tom.
Spanish: Estoy demasiado ocupado como para ver a Tom.
English: Tom got killed in a freak accident.
Spanish: Tom murió en un extraño accidente.
English: Tom could tell Mary was interested.
Spanish: Tom podía ver que Mary estaba interesada.
English: We've done enough waiting.
Spanish: Ya hemos estado esperando más de la cuenta.
English: I saw a young boy crossing the street by himself.
Spanish: He visto a un niño pequeño cruzar la calle él solito.
English: Tom showed no remorse.
Spanish: Tom no mostraba arrepentimiento.
English: I saw a young boy crossing the street by himself.
Spanish: Vi a un niño pequeño cruzando la calle sin ayuda.
English: Tom will contact you.
Spanish: Tom se pondrá en contacto contigo.
English: Do you know how many years Tom and Mary have been married?
Spanish: ¿Sabes cuántos años llevan casados Tom y Mary?
English: I suspected that Tom didn't really want to go to Boston.
Spanish: Sospechaba que Tom no quería ir a Boston.
English: I suspected that Tom didn't really want to go to Boston.
Spanish: Sospechaba que a Tom no le apetecía ir a Boston.
English: No matter how many people tell him he made a mistake, Tom still insists he's right.
Spanish: Por mucho que se le dijera que se había equivocado, a Tom no le entraba en la cabeza.
English: No matter how many people tell him he made a mistake, Tom still insists he's right.
Spanish: Tom no da su brazo a torcer, por mucho que le recuerden los errores cometidos.
English: There's a girl missing.
Spanish: Ha desaparecido una chica.
English: The cup you just broke was my favorite.
Spanish: Acabas de romper mi taza favorita.
English: The cup you just broke was my favorite.
Spanish: La taza que acabas de romper era mi favorita.
English: We're not supposed to be here.
Spanish: Se supone que no debemos estar aquí.
English: Do you mind if I sit down?
Spanish: ¿Puedo sentarme?
English: Do you mind if I sit down?
Spanish: ¿Te importa si me siento aquí?
English: Do you mind if I sit down?
Spanish: ¿Podría sentarme aquí?
English: Could you go get some wood for the fire?
Spanish: ¿Puedes ir a buscar leña?
English: We're trying to keep it straight.
Spanish: Estamos intentando mantenerlo recto.
English: We'll continue to be vigilant.
Spanish: Permaneceremos vigilantes.
English: We'll continue to be vigilant.
Spanish: No bajaremos la guardia.
English: I don't want to be with you anymore.
Spanish: Ya no quiero estar contigo.
English: I saw Tom in the mirror so I turned around and said hi.
Spanish: Vi a Tom reflejado en el espejo, así que le dije hola.
English: I assume you don't want to go.
Spanish: Me da que no quieres ir.
English: I assume you don't want to go.
Spanish: Creo que no tienes intención de ir.
English: Tom goes to a restaurant for lunch at least three times a week.
Spanish: Tom come en un restaurante al menos tres veces a la semana.
English: Tom may not want to sing, but you should ask him anyway.
Spanish: Puede que Tom no quiera cantar, pero aun así deberías preguntarle.