jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Do you think this rope is strong enough?
Spanish: ¿Crees que esta cuerda es lo suficientemente fuerte?
English: Do you know how to count to ten in French?
Spanish: ¿Sabes contar hasta diez en francés?
English: Try to put yourself in her shoes.
Spanish: Intenta ponerte en su lugar.
English: We'll watch that movie another day.
Spanish: Veremos esa película otro día.
English: We'll watch that movie another day.
Spanish: Otro día veremos esa película.
English: Tom didn't eat breakfast this morning.
Spanish: Tom no desayunó esta mañana.
English: We should do this every day.
Spanish: Deberíamos hacer esto cada día.
English: Much to my disappointment, Mary failed to repair the computer.
Spanish: Muy a mi pesar, Mary fracasó al reparar el ordenador.
English: I was hoping you could give me a hand.
Spanish: Estaba esperando que me echaras una mano.
English: I told you not to touch me.
Spanish: Te dije que no me tocaras.
English: I told you not to touch me.
Spanish: Te dije que no me tocases.
English: Where does the sun go at night?
Spanish: ¿Adónde va el Sol por la noche?
English: That's what you all say.
Spanish: Eso es lo que todos ustedes dicen.
English: Where does the moon go when it's not in the sky?
Spanish: ¿Adónde va la Luna cuando no está en el cielo?
English: I think you owe me an apology.
Spanish: Creo que me debes una disculpa.
English: Have you ever seen a baby pigeon?
Spanish: ¿Alguna vez has visto una paloma bebé?
English: It has Tom's name on it.
Spanish: Tiene el nombre de Tom en el.
English: I hear that you've been ill.
Spanish: He oído que has estado enfermo.
English: We put vegetable seeds in the field.
Spanish: Ponemos semillas de hortalizas en el campo.
English: We put vegetable seeds in the field.
Spanish: Ponemos semillas de verduras en el campo.
English: I haven't got it yet.
Spanish: Yo no lo tengo todavía.
English: We have nothing to talk about.
Spanish: No tenemos nada de qué hablar.
English: Will you be seventeen next month?
Spanish: ¿Cumples diecisiete años el próximo mes?
English: I usually go to bed before ten.
Spanish: Normalmente me acuesto antes de las diez.
English: I come home from work about seven every day.
Spanish: Regreso a casa del trabajo a eso de las siete todos los días.
English: You have to stay away from them.
Spanish: Tienes que permanecer alejado de ellos.
English: You have to stay away from him.
Spanish: Tienes que permanecer alejado de él.
English: You have to stay away from her.
Spanish: Tienes que permanecer alejado de ella.
English: You have to stay away from her.
Spanish: Tienen que permanecer alejados de ella.
English: You have to stay away from him.
Spanish: Tienen que permanecer alejados de él.
English: You have to stay away from them.
Spanish: Tienen que permanecer alejados de ellos.
English: You'd better rest a while.
Spanish: Será mejor que descanses un rato.
English: Do you see a fox?
Spanish: ¿Ves un zorro?
English: Where is the man?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está el hombre?
English: Esperanto is both a target language as well as a source language for translations.
Spanish: Esperanto es tanto lengua de destino como lengua origen en las traducciones.
English: What did I tell you?
Spanish: ¿Qué te dije?
English: Tom reads the newspaper every day.
Spanish: Tom lee el periódico cada día.
English: Tom reads the newspaper every day.
Spanish: Tom lee el periódico a diario.
English: The building is one hundred meters high.
Spanish: El edificio mide cien metros de alto.
English: The building is one hundred meters high.
Spanish: El edificio tiene una altura de cien metros.
English: I can't open the door.
Spanish: No puedo abrir la puerta.
English: I can't open the door.
Spanish: No consigo abrir la puerta.
English: I can't open the door.
Spanish: No logro abrir la puerta.
English: I think that it's going to rain soon.
Spanish: Creo que va a llover pronto.
English: Do you want some milk?
Spanish: ¿Quieres algo de leche?
English: Tom always goes to bed before midnight.
Spanish: Tom siempre va a la cama antes de medianoche.
English: Tom hardly ever goes to bed before midnight.
Spanish: Tom rara vez va a la cama antes de medianoche.
English: Tom bought himself a microscope.
Spanish: Tom se compró un microscopio.
English: Have you been totally honest with me?
Spanish: ¿Has sido totalmente honesto conmigo?
English: Are you sure you can't come with me?
Spanish: ¿Estás seguro de que no puedes venir conmigo?
English: I'll tell you what Tom told me.
Spanish: Te diré lo que Tom me dijo.
English: Scientists are working hard to put an end to AIDS.
Spanish: Los científicos están trabajando duro para ponerle fin al SIDA.
English: Scientists are fighting to stem the spread of the AIDS virus.
Spanish: Los científicos están luchando para detener la propagación del virus del SIDA.
English: It is not good for a scientist to get emotional.
Spanish: No es bueno para un científico ponerse sensible.
English: She's cleverer than him.
Spanish: Ella es más inteligente que él.
English: I'll tell you what I can do.
Spanish: Te diré lo que puedo hacer.
English: Tom knows there's only one thing he can do.
Spanish: Tom sabe que sólo hay una cosa que puede hacer.
English: It's the only thing Tom can do.
Spanish: Es lo único que Tom puede hacer.
English: I didn't care what I had to do.
Spanish: No me importaba lo que tenía que hacer.
English: Tom realized what he had to do.
Spanish: Tom se dio cuenta de lo que tenía que hacer.
English: The rights of every man are diminished when the rights of one man are threatened.
Spanish: Los derechos de cada hombre disminuyen cuando se amenazan los derechos de un hombre.
English: He is much older than her.
Spanish: Él es mucho mayor que ella.
English: I was prepared to do anything they asked me to do.
Spanish: Yo estaba preparado para hacer cualquier cosa de lo que ellos me pidieran que hiciera.
English: I guess there's only one thing to do.
Spanish: Supongo que sólo hay una cosa que hacer.
English: I just think it's the right thing to do.
Spanish: Simplemente creo que es lo correcto a hacer.
English: He forgot his own name.
Spanish: Se olvidó de su propio nombre.
English: What time shall I be there?
Spanish: ¿A qué hora debo estar allá?
English: Tom is in the kitchen microwaving popcorn.
Spanish: Tom está en la cocina haciendo palomitas de maíz en el microondas.
English: Tom is leaving, isn't he?
Spanish: Tom se va, ¿no?
English: Tom is like a brother to me.
Spanish: Tom es como un hermano para mí.
English: Tom is looking for a better job.
Spanish: Tom está buscando un trabajo mejor.
English: Tom is not as good-looking as Mary.
Spanish: Tom no es tan guapo como Mary.
English: Tom is not as good-looking as Mary.
Spanish: Tom no es tan atractivo como Mary.
English: Tom is not as stupid as he looks.
Spanish: Tom no es tan bruto como parece.
English: Tom is not as tall as Mary.
Spanish: Tom no es tan alto como Mary.
English: Tom is not like that all the time.
Spanish: Tom no es así todo el tiempo.
English: Tom is obsessed with learning French.
Spanish: Tom está obsesionado con el aprendizaje del francés.
English: Tom is on the back porch.
Spanish: Tom está en el porche de atrás.
English: Tom is one of our former clients.
Spanish: Tom es uno de nuestros antiguos clientes.
English: Tom is planning a surprise party for Mary.
Spanish: Tom está planeando una fiesta sorpresa para Mary.
English: Tom is probably not happy right now.
Spanish: Tom probablemente no es feliz ahora.
English: Tom is sitting right next to me.
Spanish: Tom está sentado justo a mi lado.
English: Tom is the last person in line.
Spanish: Tom es la última persona de la fila.
English: Tom is the person to ask.
Spanish: Tom es la persona a preguntar.
English: Tom is too tired to do anything.
Spanish: Tom está demasiado cansado para hacer algo.
English: Tom is willing to try anything.
Spanish: Tom está dispuesto a intentar cualquier cosa.
English: Tom isn't as optimistic as Mary is.
Spanish: Tom no es tan optimista como Mary es.
English: Tom isn't babbling, is he?
Spanish: Tom no está chismoseando, ¿verdad?
English: Tom isn't babbling, is he?
Spanish: Tom no está chismorreando, ¿verdad?
English: Tom isn't babbling, is he?
Spanish: Tom no está cotorreando, ¿verdad?
English: Tom isn't babbling, is he?
Spanish: Tom no está balbuceando, ¿verdad?
English: Tom isn't celebrating, is he?
Spanish: Tom no está celebrando, ¿verdad?
English: Tom isn't concentrating, is he?
Spanish: Tom no está concentrándose, ¿verdad?
English: Tom isn't contributing, is he?
Spanish: Tom no está aportando, ¿verdad?
English: Tom isn't fighting, is he?
Spanish: Tom no está peleando, ¿verdad?
English: Tom isn't leaving, is he?
Spanish: Tom no se va, ¿verdad?
English: Tom isn't much older than Mary.
Spanish: Tom no es mucho mayor que Mary.
English: Tom isn't that much older than Mary.
Spanish: Tom no es mucho mayor que María.
English: The party was fun. You should have come, too.
Spanish: La fiesta estuvo divertida. Deberías haber venido también.
English: Tom is just crying wolf again.
Spanish: Tom acaba de dar una falsa alarma otra vez.
English: You make mistakes if you do things in a hurry.
Spanish: Cometes errores si haces las cosas de prisa.
English: I feel dizzy. I think I'm going to faint.
Spanish: Me siento mareado. Creo que me voy a desmayar.
English: Your friend has a bad influence on you.
Spanish: Tu amigo ejerce una mala influencia sobre ti.
English: He is an ill-mannered man.
Spanish: Él es un hombre mal educado.
English: He is an ill-mannered man.
Spanish: Él es un hombre sin educación.
English: I'm kind of excited about this.
Spanish: Estoy un poco emocionado por esto.
English: I slept like a log.
Spanish: Dormí como un tronco.
English: I slept on the couch.
Spanish: Dormí en el sofá.
English: I smelled Mary's perfume, so I knew she'd been in the room.
Spanish: Olí el perfume de Mary, así que sabía que ella había estado en el cuarto.
English: Why is Tom not here?
Spanish: ¿Por qué Tom no está aquí?
English: Why isn't Tom here?
Spanish: ¿Por qué Tom no está aquí?
English: This little girl let the birds escape.
Spanish: Esta chiquita dejó escapar a los pájaros.
English: Let's focus on getting this done.
Spanish: Centrémonos en terminar de hacer esto.
English: What made up your mind to quit smoking?
Spanish: ¿Qué te hizo tomar la decisión de dejar de fumar?
English: He didn't speak nicely, but clearly.
Spanish: Él no hablaba muy bien, pero con claridad.
English: It makes me really happy that you're here.
Spanish: Me hace muy feliz que estés aquí.
English: Sometimes, you think too much.
Spanish: Algunas veces, tú piensas demasiado.
English: I'll be with you in five minutes.
Spanish: Estaré contigo en cinco minutos.
English: I'll be with you in five minutes.
Spanish: Estaré contigo dentro de cinco minutos.
English: Police line: do not cross.
Spanish: Cordón policial: no pasar.
English: Do people drink tea in your country?
Spanish: ¿La gente bebe té en tu país?
English: Do people drink tea in your country?
Spanish: ¿La gente de tu país bebe té?
English: Lviv for lions!
Spanish: ¡Leópolis para leones!
English: The email address you entered is already in use.
Spanish: La dirección de correo electrónico que introdujiste, ya está siendo utilizada.
English: The email address you entered is already in use.
Spanish: La dirección de email que introdujiste, ya está siendo utilizada.
English: Mr Green, you are wanted on the phone.
Spanish: Señor Green, le llaman por teléfono.
English: They'll be safe here.
Spanish: Ellos estarán a salvo aquí.
English: This book deals with life in the United Kingdom.
Spanish: Este libro trata de la vida en el Reino Unido.
English: Revenge is a dish best served cold.
Spanish: La venganza es un plato que se sirve frío.
English: Revenge is a dish best served cold.
Spanish: La venganza es un plato que se come frío.
English: Tom said Mary threatened him with a knife.
Spanish: Tom dijo que María lo amenazó con un cuchillo.
English: Do you think it means something?
Spanish: ¿Crees que significa algo?
English: The path winds through the woods.
Spanish: El camino serpentea por el bosque.
English: The castle stands facing a beautiful lake.
Spanish: El castillo se encuentra frente a un hermoso lago.
English: The train pulled into the station.
Spanish: El tren paró en la estación.
English: Gee, I wonder what Ganon's up to! Do you wonder that? "No, I'd rather wonder what's for dinner, given that it's due in a minute." "Okay then."
Spanish: Vaya, ¡me pregunto en qué anda Ganon! ¿Tu te preguntas eso? "No, yo prefiero preguntar qué hay de cena, dado que en un minuto ya está." "Está bien entonces."
English: I don't believe he could do that.
Spanish: No creo que pudiera hacer eso.
English: The school is on the hill.
Spanish: La escuela se encuentra en la colina.
English: I cannot get the lid off.
Spanish: No puedo quitar la tapa.
English: I want to snooze some more.
Spanish: Quiero dormir la siesta un poco más.
English: Where is the New Zealand embassy?
Spanish: ¿Dónde queda la embajada de Nueva Zelanda?
English: Some of the students were late for school.
Spanish: Algunos de los estudiantes fueron tarde a la escuela.
English: Let's give her a minute.
Spanish: Démosle a ella un minuto.
English: Mary cared for Tom's daughter while he was in jail.
Spanish: Mary cuidó a la hija de Tom mientras él estuvo en la cárcel.
English: I hope we'll find lots of it.
Spanish: Espero que encontremos mucho de eso.
English: The only one who enjoys a crowded subway car is a pickpocket.
Spanish: El único que disfruta de un vagón de metro repleto de gente es un carterista.
English: I sent some money to Tom.
Spanish: Le envié algo de dinero a Tom.
English: Writers such as novelists and poets don't seem to benefit much from the advance of science.
Spanish: Escritores tales como novelistas y poetas no parecen beneficiarse mucho del avance de la ciencia.
English: You have to drive us home.
Spanish: Tienes que llevarnos a casa.
English: We have just a few more questions.
Spanish: Tenemos sólo un par de preguntas más.
English: Are you going to play tricks on me again, you naughty boy?
Spanish: ¿Vas a jugarme una broma otra vez, niño travieso?
English: Mum, a mere woman surrounded by men, works in a construction company as a site foreman.
Spanish: Mamá, una simple mujer rodeada de hombres, trabaja en una empresa de construcción como capataz.
English: Is this the embarkation card?
Spanish: ¿Es esta la tarjeta de embarque?
English: If so then I want you to do something for me. That will make us even.
Spanish: Si es así, quiero que hagas algo por mí, así quedamos a mano.
English: Thanks for all your comments!
Spanish: ¡Gracias por todos sus comentarios!
English: Doctors are fighting against disease.
Spanish: Los médicos están luchando contra la enfermedad.
English: Tom is reading a book about the history of Australia.
Spanish: Tom está leyendo un libro sobre la historia de Australia.
English: I don't think this is the time or place to discuss this.
Spanish: No creo que este sea el momento ni el lugar para hablar de esto.
English: I'm working on educating myself.
Spanish: Estoy trabajando en autoeducarme.
English: Perhaps the Earth is not the only planet gifted with life.
Spanish: Tal vez la Tierra no es el único planeta inteligente con vida.
English: I want my job back.
Spanish: Quiero que me devuelvan mi empleo.
English: You made him do it, didn't you?
Spanish: Tú hiciste que lo hiciera, ¿verdad?
English: We need some more firewood.
Spanish: Necesitamos un poco más de leña.
English: You have butterfingers.
Spanish: Tienes las manos de trapo.
English: When a child, I would play with the toys.
Spanish: Cuando era niño solía jugar con juguetes.
English: I wonder what's taking Tom so long.
Spanish: Me pregunto que le está tomando a Tom tanto tiempo.
English: There is a bookstore across from my house.
Spanish: Hay una librería en frente de mi casa.
English: You need to be ready for whatever happens.
Spanish: Tienes que estar listo por cualquier cosa que suceda.
English: Tom is insanely jealous.
Spanish: Tom es terriblemente celoso.
English: Tom is indebted to Mary.
Spanish: Tom está en deuda con Mary.
English: I don't really know Tom.
Spanish: En verdad no conozco a Tom.
English: I don't really know why.
Spanish: Realmente no sé por qué.
English: I don't really know you.
Spanish: En verdad no te conozco.
English: Tom nodded reluctantly.
Spanish: Tom asintió a regañadientes.
English: I'm sorry, but I don't feel like going out today.
Spanish: Lo siento, pero no me siento con ganas de salir hoy.
English: That's more than I can handle alone.
Spanish: Eso es más de lo que puedo encargarme solo.
English: Tom is down with the flu.
Spanish: Tom está en cama con gripe.
English: This should be reverted back to the original.
Spanish: Esto debería ser revertido de nuevo al original.
English: I'm only going to say this once, so you better listen.
Spanish: Solo voy a decir esto una vez, así que más vale que escuches.
English: I don't think about you.
Spanish: Yo no pienso en ti.
English: I don't think it's fair.
Spanish: Yo no creo que sea justo.
English: I don't think it's good.
Spanish: Yo no creo que sea bueno.
English: I don't want to be rude.
Spanish: No quiero ser rudo.
English: I don't want to intrude.
Spanish: No quiero entrometerme.
English: I don't want to sue Tom.
Spanish: No quiero demandar a Tom.
English: I don't want Tom to die.
Spanish: No quiero que Tom muera.
English: I don't want Tom's help.
Spanish: No deseo la ayuda de Tom.
English: I doubt Tom would agree.
Spanish: Dudo que Tom estaría de acuerdo.
English: I feel a little awkward.
Spanish: Me siento un poco incómodo.
English: I feel like I could cry.
Spanish: Siento como si me fuera a echar a llorar.
English: I felt like I would die.
Spanish: Sentí como que moriría.
English: I figured you'd be here.
Spanish: Me imaginé que estarías aquí.
English: I followed Tom's orders.
Spanish: Seguí las órdenes de Tom.
English: I found a place to live.
Spanish: Encontré un lugar para vivir.
English: I found it in the attic.
Spanish: Lo encontré en el ático.
English: I go to school with Tom.
Spanish: Voy a la escuela con Tom.
English: I go where I want to go.
Spanish: Voy a donde quiero ir.
English: I got a B in arithmetic.
Spanish: Tengo una B en aritmética.
English: I guess I misunderstood.
Spanish: Creo que no entendí bien.
English: I guess this is goodbye.
Spanish: Supongo que esto es un adiós.
English: I guess we can't say no.
Spanish: Supongo que no podemos decir que no.
English: I had a run of bad luck.
Spanish: Tuve una racha de mala suerte.
English: I had no one to turn to.
Spanish: No tenía a nadie a quien recurrir.
English: I had some things to do.
Spanish: Tenía algunas cosas que hacer.
English: I had to get some money.
Spanish: Tuve que conseguir algo de dinero.
English: I had to give it a shot.
Spanish: Tuve que darle una oportunidad.
English: I had to keep my secret.
Spanish: Tuve que mantener mi secreto.
English: I had to shoot my horse.
Spanish: Tuve que dispararle a mi caballo.
English: I had Tom do it instead.
Spanish: Mejor, hice que Tom lo hiciera.
English: I had Tom make the call.
Spanish: Hice que Tom hiciera la llamada.
English: I had too much to drink.
Spanish: Tenía demasiado para beber.
English: I hate birthday parties.
Spanish: Detesto las fiestas de cumpleaños.
English: I hate surprise parties.
Spanish: Detesto las fiestas sorpresa.
English: I hate the weather here.
Spanish: Detesto el tiempo que hace aquí.
English: I hate to be a nuisance.
Spanish: Detesto ser una molestia.
English: I hate what I've become.
Spanish: Siento mucho en lo que me he convertido.
English: I have a boat and a car.
Spanish: Tengo un barco y un carro.
English: I have a book to finish.
Spanish: Tengo un libro para terminar.
English: I have a date on Friday.
Spanish: Tengo una cita el viernes.
English: I have a son who's sick.
Spanish: Tengo un hijo que está enfermo.
English: I have a test next week.
Spanish: Tengo una prueba la próxima semana.
English: I have a train to catch.
Spanish: Tengo que coger el tren.
English: I have a wonderful idea.
Spanish: Tengo una idea maravillosa.
English: Forget about it, OK?
Spanish: Olvídate de eso, ¿vale?
English: Get a ticket for me.
Spanish: Consígueme un tiquete.
English: Tom is utterly disorientated.
Spanish: Tom está totalmente desorientado.
English: You're deluding yourself.
Spanish: Te estás engañando a ti mismo.
English: That's absolutely unacceptable.
Spanish: Eso es totalmente inaceptable.
English: Tom looked around frantically.
Spanish: Tom miró a su alrededor frenéticamente.
English: Technically, you're correct.
Spanish: Técnicamente, estás en lo cierto.
English: Brace yourselves for impact.
Spanish: Adopten la posición de impacto.
English: Tom impersonated a doctor.
Spanish: Tom se hizo pasar por un doctor.
English: I reckon that I'm right.
Spanish: Creo que estoy en lo cierto.
English: I reckon that's a good idea.
Spanish: Pienso que es una buena idea.
English: I reckon it's time to wake up Robert.
Spanish: Creo que es hora de despertar a Robert.
English: I reckon it's time for us to leave.
Spanish: Creo que es hora de que nos marchemos.
English: Don't patronize me.
Spanish: No me trates con condescendencia.
English: Isn't that marvelous?
Spanish: ¿No es eso maravilloso?
English: I don't want to ever speak to you again.
Spanish: No quiero volver a hablar con usted.
English: Tom was sad when his country's team was eliminated from the tournament.
Spanish: Tom estaba triste cuando el equipo de su país fue eliminado del torneo.
English: Get me an ambulance.
Spanish: Tráiganme una ambulancia.
English: I have an offer to make.
Spanish: Tengo una oferta para hacer.
English: I have my own assistant.
Spanish: Tengo mi propio asistente.
English: I have no choice at all.
Spanish: No tengo otra opción en absoluto.
English: I have no ear for music.
Spanish: No tengo oído para la música.
English: I have no proof of that.
Spanish: No tengo ninguna prueba de ello.
English: I just want to be sure.
Spanish: Sólo quiero estar seguro.
English: I just want to be safe.
Spanish: Sólo quiero estar a salvo.
English: I just want to go back.
Spanish: Sólo quiero volver.
English: I just want to see Tom.
Spanish: Sólo quiero ver a Tom.
English: I keep it in the attic.
Spanish: Lo guardo en el ático.
English: I kept the door locked.
Spanish: Mantuve la puerta cerrada con llave.
English: I knew a guy named Tom.
Spanish: Conocí a un tipo llamado Tom.
English: I knew it could happen.
Spanish: Yo sabía que podía suceder.
English: I knew it could happen.
Spanish: Yo sabía que podía ocurrir.
English: I knew it was you, Tom.
Spanish: Yo sabía que eras tú, Tom.
English: I knew Tom a long time.
Spanish: Conocí a Tom hace mucho tiempo.
English: I knew Tom could do it.
Spanish: Sabía que Tom podría hacerlo.
English: I knew you could do it.
Spanish: Sabía que podrías hacerlo.
English: I knew Tom was married.
Spanish: Sabía que Tom estaba casado.
English: I knew Tom was no good.
Spanish: Sabía que Tom no era bueno.
English: I knew you were coming.
Spanish: Sabía que ibas a venir.
English: I knew you were joking.
Spanish: Sabía que estabas bromeando.
English: I knew you'd be caught.
Spanish: Sabía que serías atrapado.
English: I knew you'd be hungry.
Spanish: Sabía que tendrías hambre.
English: I knew you'd come home.
Spanish: Sabía que vendrías a casa.
English: I knew you'd like that.
Spanish: Sabía que te gustaría eso.
English: I know a guy in Boston.
Spanish: Conozco a un tipo en Boston.
English: I know a shorter route.
Spanish: Conozco una ruta más corta.
English: I know all the details.
Spanish: Conozco todos los detalles.
English: I know all their names.
Spanish: Conozco todos los nombres de ellos.
English: I know each one of you.
Spanish: Conozco a cada uno de ustedes.
English: I know how busy Tom is.
Spanish: Yo sé lo ocupado que Tom es.
English: I know how that sounds.
Spanish: Yo sé cómo suena eso.
English: I know how they did it.
Spanish: Yo sé cómo lo hicieron ellos.
English: I know how to fix that.
Spanish: Yo sé cómo arreglar eso.
English: I know how we can help.
Spanish: Yo sé cómo podemos ayudar.
English: I know I can do better.
Spanish: Sé que puedo hacerlo mejor.
English: I know I can trust you.
Spanish: Sé que puedo confiar en ti.
English: Would you leave us alone, please?
Spanish: ¿Nos dejan solos, por favor?