jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Will it be a while before a robot capable of seeing, walking, speaking, writing, reproducing, and being aware of its existence will appear?
Spanish: ¿Pasará un tiempo antes de que aparezca un robot capaz de ver, caminar, hablar, escribir, reproducirse y ser consciente de su existencia?
English: The term "artificial intelligence" was first used in 1956 by John McCarthy.
Spanish: El término "inteligencia artificial" fue utilizado por primera vez en 1956 por John McCarthy.
English: Profound changes in labor markets – and impacting socio-psychological effects on people – will happen as artificial intelligence takes over the functions of human jobs in all industries.
Spanish: Se producirán cambios profundos en los mercados laborales, y graves efectos socio-psicológicos en las personas, a medida que la inteligencia artificial asuma las funciones de los trabajos humanos en todas las industrias.
English: China is dramatically increasing its investments in artificial intelligence research and development.
Spanish: China está aumentando drásticamente sus inversiones en investigación y desarrollo de inteligencia artificial.
English: I've decided to stay here.
Spanish: He decidido que me quedaré aquí.
English: The stump is completely rotten.
Spanish: El tocón está completamente pocho.
English: The stump is completely rotten.
Spanish: El tocón está completamente podrido.
English: He sat on a mossy tree stump.
Spanish: Se sentó en el tocón musgoso de un árbol.
English: The old man ate some rice porridge.
Spanish: El anciano comió gachas de arroz.
English: Do you feel like porridge this morning?
Spanish: ¿Te apetecen gachas esta mañana?
English: Do you feel like porridge this morning?
Spanish: ¿Os apetecen gachas esta mañana?
English: That's not how you make porridge.
Spanish: Las gachas no se hacen así.
English: That's not how you make porridge.
Spanish: No es así como se hacen las gachas.
English: The permafrost is thawing.
Spanish: El permafrost se está descongelando.
English: The permafrost is thawing.
Spanish: El permafrost se está derritiendo.
English: The snow will thaw soon.
Spanish: La nieve se derretirá pronto.
English: Don't thaw the pizza before baking it.
Spanish: No descongeles la pizza antes de hornearla.
English: Don't thaw the pizza before baking it.
Spanish: No descongeléis la pizza antes de hornearla.
English: Don't thaw the pizza before baking it.
Spanish: No descongele la pizza antes de hornearla.
English: Don't thaw the pizza before baking it.
Spanish: No descongelen la pizza antes de hornearla.
English: The hoarfrost hasn't yet begun to thaw.
Spanish: La escarcha aún no ha empezado a descongelarse.
English: In Alaska, thawing of permafrost is responsible for severe damage to roads, buildings, and pipelines that will be costly to replace, especially in remote parts of Alaska.
Spanish: En Alaska, el deshielo del permafrost es responsable de graves daños en carreteras, edificios y tuberías que resultarán costosos de reemplazar, especialmente en áreas remotas del estado.
English: The meat can be thawed by leaving it in the fridge overnight.
Spanish: La carne se puede descongelar dejándola en el frigo durante la noche.
English: I know that you're afraid.
Spanish: Sé que tienes miedo.
English: A harsh truth is worth more than a gentle lie.
Spanish: Vale más una verdad dolorosa que una mentira piadosa.
English: Flares are used to avoid heat-seeking missiles.
Spanish: Se usan bengalas para evitar los misiles guiados por calor.
English: Will there be room for humanity in a world run by intelligent machines?
Spanish: ¿Habrá lugar para la humanidad en un mundo dirigido por máquinas inteligentes?
English: First it thundered, and then it started to rain.
Spanish: Primero tronó y luego empezó a llover.
English: This valve needs to be replaced.
Spanish: Hay que cambiar esta válvula.
English: He has a lot of foreign stamps.
Spanish: Tiene muchos sellos extranjeros.
English: American researchers have developed an AI system to automatically generate sentences for the purpose of composing poems! The system was trained using a text collection from approximately 12,000 e-books (around 80 million sentences), mostly about fiction.
Spanish: ¡Investigadores estadounidenses han desarrollado un sistema de inteligencia artificial para generar automáticamente oraciones con el fin de componer poemas! El sistema se entrenó utilizando una colección de textos de aproximadamente 12.000 libros electrónicos (alrededor de 80 millones de frases), en su mayoría sobre ficción.
English: In October 1957, the Soviet Union placed the first man-built satellite (Sputnik in Russian) into orbit.
Spanish: En octubre de 1957, la Unión Soviética puso en órbita el primer satélite (Sputnik en ruso) construido por el hombre.
English: The reservoir is full of water.
Spanish: El embalse está lleno de agua.
English: Weak Artificial Intelligence refers to the construction of partially intelligent machines and software, whose operation does not dispense with human intervention.
Spanish: La Inteligencia Artificial Débil se refiere a la construcción de máquinas y software parcialmente inteligentes, cuyo funcionamiento no prescinde de la intervención humana.
English: My favorite sport is basketball.
Spanish: El baloncesto es mi deporte favorito.
English: Basketball is my favorite sport.
Spanish: El baloncesto es mi deporte favorito.
English: I beg you to forgive me.
Spanish: Le suplico que me perdone.
English: Filipinos are not like Swiss.
Spanish: Los filipinos no son como los suizos.
English: What else do we have to do?
Spanish: ¿Qué más tenemos que hacer?
English: All Italian journalists are a bunch of hypocrites.
Spanish: Todos los periodistas italianos son unos hipócritas.
English: And why should I listen to somebody who spews out nothing but nonsense?
Spanish: ¿Y por qué voy a tener que hacer caso yo a un pobre infeliz que suelta tropecientas paridas por minuto?
English: We just looked at a microscopic piece of sponge through a microscope.
Spanish: Acabamos de ver un trocito microscópico de esponja a través del microscopio.
English: Mary started losing money on the company. Despite that, she kept investing in it.
Spanish: Mary empezó a perder dinero con el negocio. No obstante, continuó apostando por él.
English: I've never seen a greenish mushroom.
Spanish: Nunca antes había visto yo un champiñón verdoso.
English: Mary should have more space here.
Spanish: Mary debería tener más espacio aquí.
English: Mary has almost recovered completely from her injury.
Spanish: Mary ya casi se ha recuperado totalmente de su lesión.
English: We're waiting for Mary to give us the green light so we can get started.
Spanish: Estamos esperando a que Mary nos dé luz verde para poder empezar.
English: My verbal incontinence has already caused a few issues for me.
Spanish: Mi incontinencia verbal ya me ha traído más de un problema.
English: I give up! I can't solve this crossword puzzle.
Spanish: ¡Abandono! ¡Soy incapaz de resolver este crucigrama!
English: There's nothing to worry about. It was just a false alarm.
Spanish: No hay de qué preocuparse. No ha sido más que una falsa alarma.
English: Milk is a complete food.
Spanish: La leche es un alimento completo.
English: Ana has a lot of musical talent, but she'll never get to show it with this group.
Spanish: Ana tiene mucho talento musical pero en ese grupo nunca podrá demostrarlo.
English: Laura eats in the kitchen whenever she's in a hurry.
Spanish: Laura comía en la cocina siempre que tenía prisa.
English: Stop pissing people off.
Spanish: Dejad de inflamar los ánimos de la gente.
English: In the last X-Men movie, Magneto speaks Polish.
Spanish: En la última película de la Patrulla X Magneto habla en polaco.
English: I wish I could draw as well as Serafina.
Spanish: Ya quisiera yo saber dibujar tan bien como Serafina.
English: He often broke curfew to buy drugs.
Spanish: A menudo se saltaba los toques de queda para comprar droga.
English: I don't know why Mary is so obsessed with the number 6.
Spanish: Desconozco por qué Mary está tan obsesionada con el número 6.
English: The deflagration happened when Mary was already long gone.
Spanish: La deflagración tuvo lugar cuando Mary ya se hallaba muy lejos de allí.
English: What else could we have done after something as devastating as that?
Spanish: ¿Pero qué otra cosa podríamos haber hecho ante un acontecimiento tan desolador como aquel?
English: It's thought that this compound could be a carcinogen.
Spanish: Se piensa que este compuesto puede ser cancerígeno.
English: It's thought that this compound could cause cancer.
Spanish: Se piensa que este compuesto puede ser cancerígeno.
English: Mary is by no means the girl I like.
Spanish: Mary no es ni mucho menos la chica que me gusta a mí.
English: I didn't mean to make you wait.
Spanish: No era mi intención haceros esperar.
English: The instigators also got what they deserved.
Spanish: Los instigadores también se llevaron su merecido.
English: He sometimes told me stories from beyond the seas.
Spanish: A menudo me narraba historias de allende los mares.
English: If someone knocks on the door in the next half hour, can you take care of it?
Spanish: ¿Puedes encargarte tú de atender la puerta durante media hora?
English: The slope collapsed on the digger and nearly buried it.
Spanish: El talud se desplomó sobre la excavadora y casi la sepultó por completo.
English: We'll start when the director wants.
Spanish: Empezaremos cuando el director quiera.
English: Mary isn't the high roller she wants us to believe she is.
Spanish: Mary no es la jugadora empedernida que quieren hacernos creer.
English: Cleaning fish can gross out a lot of people.
Spanish: Limpiar pescado puede resultarle muy desagradable a mucha gente.
English: The only Mexican food Mary likes is guacamole.
Spanish: Lo único que le gusta a Mary de la comida mejicana es el guacamole.
English: Do you like lollipops?
Spanish: ¿Te gustan las paletas?
English: Mary didn't lower the number of calories she was taking in.
Spanish: Mary no redujo la cantidad de calorías que ingería.
English: It's obvious the washer broke down.
Spanish: Está claro que la lavadora se ha averiado.
English: In this world, those that have more of a reason to get worked up typically tend to get worked up the least.
Spanish: En este mundo, normalmente los que tienen mayores razones para indignarse son los que menos se suelen indignar.
English: The stork started to clatter.
Spanish: La cigüeña comenzó a crotorar.
English: Don't go in the water, since there's a huge undercurrent today.
Spanish: No te bañes que el mar anda hoy con resaca muy fuerte.
English: Where can I buy a shirt?
Spanish: ¿Dónde podría comprar una camisa?
English: How many indigenous languages from the island of New Guinea have at least one sentence in Tatoeba?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas lenguas autóctonas de la isla de Nueva Guinea tienen a día de hoy al menos una frase en Tatoeba?
English: I think I can break down the door, whispered Mary. "Step aside for a bit, please."
Spanish: —Me parece que podré forzar la puerta —murmuró Mary—. Apártese de ella un momento, por favor.
English: She never agrees with anyone. Not even herself.
Spanish: Nunca está de acuerdo con nadie, ni siquiera consigo misma.
English: The paint didn't cover the spot well.
Spanish: Esta pintura no acaba de cubrir bien la mancha.
English: I can't stand him. He's nothing more than a despicable, compulsive liar.
Spanish: No lo soporto; no es más que un despreciable mentiroso compulsivo.
English: I always get home smelling like tobacco, even though I'm the only one in the gang who doesn't smoke.
Spanish: Siempre llego a casa con la ropa apestando a tabaco a pesar de que yo soy el único de la panda que no fuma.
English: When they found out Mary was a fraud, they kicked her out of the club.
Spanish: Cuando descubrieron que Mary era una farsante, la expulsaron del club.
English: A lot more could've been done.
Spanish: Se podría haber hecho mucho más.
English: Remember, if Angel asks you about it, zip it.
Spanish: Ya sabes, si te pregunta Ángel, cremallera.
English: I used to be very indecisive, but I'm not anymore.
Spanish: Yo antes estaba muy indeciso pero ahora ya no.
English: Lazy people here don't have much of a future.
Spanish: Las personas perezosas aquí no tienen mucho futuro.
English: The meeting was canceled because of the rain.
Spanish: La reunión fue cancelada a causa de la lluvia.
English: I was cold, so I put on a sweater.
Spanish: Tenía frío, así que me puse un suéter.
English: I remember the hot soup and the coffee with milk that my grandma would treat me with every time I'd stop by her house to visit.
Spanish: Recuerdo aquellos calditos calentitos y los cafecicos con leche con que me agasajaba mi abuela cada vez que pasaba por su casa a visitarla.
English: It'll take a lot for Mary to get used to prison life.
Spanish: A Mary le va a costar mucho adaptarse al régimen carcelario.
English: My mother never taught me how to do the laundry.
Spanish: Mi mamá nunca me enseñó a lavar la ropa.
English: Tom wasn't able to understand what was going on.
Spanish: Tom no lograba entender lo que estaba pasando.
English: The wages that Mary pays us leave much to be desired.
Spanish: Los sueldos que nos paga Mary dejan mucho que desear.
English: Although it leaves much to be desired artistically, intellectually it's very stimulating.
Spanish: Aunque artísticamente deja mucho que desear, intelectualmente es muy estimulante.
English: This stadium's facilities leave much to be desired.
Spanish: Las instalaciones de este polideportivo aún dejan mucho que desear.
English: What is it that you've wanted to tell someone, but didn't, and is now a big burden for you?
Spanish: ¿Qué es lo que quisiste decirle a alguien pero no se lo dijiste y se convirtió en tu mayor carga?
English: We have to communicate in English, which is neither my native language nor hers.
Spanish: Tenemos que comunicarnos en inglés pero no es el idioma nativo de ella ni el mío.
English: We have to communicate in English, which is neither my native language nor hers.
Spanish: Tenemos que comunicarnos en inglés, pero no es el idioma nativo de ninguno de nosotros.
English: How do we stop them?
Spanish: ¿Cómo los paramos?
English: How do we stop them?
Spanish: ¿Cómo las paramos?
English: I'll do that, no matter what.
Spanish: Lo haré pase lo que pase.
English: Is there a mouse in your house?
Spanish: ¿En tu casa hay un ratón?
English: On the shores of the Indus, ancient times gave intelligence to all the forces of Nature, thus creating countless divinities, including Kaissa, the goddess of chess.
Spanish: En las orillas del Indo, la antigüedad concedió inteligencia a todas las fuerzas de la Naturaleza, creando así inumerables divinidades, entre ellas Kaissa, diosa del ajedrez.
English: Let me know when you complete the questionnaire.
Spanish: Avísame cuando completes el cuestionario.
English: And why should I help you?
Spanish: ¿Y yo por qué debería ayudarte?
English: The Romans knew of a game, possibly similar to chess, called "ludus latrunculorum" – a game of robbers.
Spanish: Los romanos conocían un juego, posiblemente similar al ajedrez, llamado "ludus latrunculorum", un juego de ladrones.
English: How much did you make today?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto hiciste hoy?
English: How much have you made tonight?
Spanish: ¿Cuánto hiciste esta noche?
English: Being done in isn't the same as "doing it".
Spanish: No es lo mismo "estar hecho polvo" que "estar echando un polvo".
English: They're globular structures that tend to knit together, forming large clots.
Spanish: Se trata de unas estructuras globulares que tienden a aglutinarse formando grandes coágulos.
English: The pawns are the soul of chess: it is they alone that determine the attack and the defense, and the winning or losing of the game depends entirely on their good or bad arrangement.
Spanish: Los peones son el alma del ajedrez: son ellos solos los que determinan el ataque y la defensa, y la victoria o la derrota de la partida depende enteramente de su buena o mala disposición.
English: Today is the dress rehearsal.
Spanish: Hoy es el ensayo general.
English: If the 16th-century chess genius was the Spaniard Ruy López, and the main character of 17th-century chess was played by the Italian Greco, the undisputed 18th-century star in Caissa's domain was the Frenchman Philidor.
Spanish: Si el genio ajedrecístico del siglo XVI fue el español Ruy López, y la figura cumbre del ajedrez en el siglo XVII la encarnó el italiano Greco, el astro indiscutible del siglo XVIII en los terrenos de Caissa fue el francés Philidor.
English: I thought you said you were only a child.
Spanish: Pensé que habías dicho que solo eras un niño.
English: Do you want me to stay with you?
Spanish: ¿Querés que me quede con vos?
English: We thought you'd been captured by the enemy.
Spanish: Pensamos que habías sido capturado por el enemigo.
English: Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
Spanish: La imitación es la forma más sincera de halago.
English: Old soldiers never die. They just fade away.
Spanish: Los viejos soldados nunca mueren. Simplemente se desvanecen.
English: It could take weeks before this gets done.
Spanish: Esto podría llevar semanas hacerse.
English: Am I supposed to take your word for it?
Spanish: ¿Y debo yo aceptar tu palabra?
English: We should get out of here as fast as we can.
Spanish: Deberíamos salir de aquí lo antes posible.
English: We're not going to just sit all day, are we?
Spanish: No vamos a estar todo el día aquí sentados, ¿o sí?
English: I think we should throw all this stuff away.
Spanish: Creo que deberíamos deshacernos de todo esto.
English: Do you think we can glue that back together?
Spanish: ¿Crees que lo podemos volver a pegar?
English: If you want to work here, you need a permit.
Spanish: Para trabajar aquí, necesitas un permiso.
English: If you want to work here, you need a permit.
Spanish: Necesitas una autorización para trabajar aquí.
English: If you want to work here, you need a permit.
Spanish: Si quieres trabajar aquí, necesitas un permiso.
English: Sami talked to the police.
Spanish: Sami habló con la policía.
English: Heuristics is a search performed through analytical reasoning.
Spanish: La heurística es una búsqueda realizada a través del razonamiento analítico.
English: That's when my parents sent me home.
Spanish: Fue entonces cuando mis padres me mandaron a casa.
English: I'm not going anywhere with you.
Spanish: No me voy a ninguna parte contigo.
English: Ray Kurtzweil lives in a suburb of Boston.
Spanish: Ray Kurzweil vive en un suburbio de Boston.
English: I'm going to stay here for a couple of months.
Spanish: Me voy a quedar aquí por un par de meses.
English: How can mirrors be real if our eyes aren't real?
Spanish: ¿Cómo pueden ser reales los espejos si no lo son nuestros ojos?
English: I'm surrounded by people better than me.
Spanish: Estoy rodeado de gente mejor que yo.
English: I don't like the way I look.
Spanish: No me gusta cómo me veo.
English: I don't like my appearance.
Spanish: No me gusta mi apariencia.
English: Can you identify as a different race than you are?
Spanish: ¿Puede uno identificarse como de una raza distinta a la que es?
English: Living beings are robots of different types created by Divine Intelligence (DI).
Spanish: Los seres vivos son robots de diferentes tipos creados por la Inteligencia Divina (ID).
English: Are you sleepy?
Spanish: ¿Te ha entrado sueño?
English: I'm sorry. Who are you?
Spanish: Perdona, pero ¿tú quién eres?
English: The socialist was accompanied by a translator.
Spanish: Al socialista lo acompañaba un traductor.
English: The socialist was accompanied by a translator.
Spanish: El socialista iba acompañado de un traductor.
English: The pigeon is cooing on the balcony.
Spanish: La paloma está zureando en el balcón.
English: You don't have the right to do that.
Spanish: No tiene derecho a hacer esto.
English: You don't have the right to do that.
Spanish: No tienes derecho a hacer esto.
English: You don't have the right to do that.
Spanish: No tienen derecho a hacer esto.
English: I struggle a lot with my other languages.
Spanish: Batallo mucho con mis otros idiomas.
English: The language of Europe is translation.
Spanish: La lengua de Europa es la traducción.
English: What language are those two speaking?
Spanish: ¿En qué idioma están hablando esos dos?
English: Suppose you are talking to your friend.
Spanish: Supongamos que estás hablando con tu amigo.
English: Tom struggled with a lot of things.
Spanish: Tom batalló con muchas cosas.
English: It looks like we've got a flat tire.
Spanish: Parece que se nos ponchó una llanta.
English: I had to make a choice.
Spanish: Tuve que tomar una decisión.
English: It doesn't matter where we are.
Spanish: No importa dónde estemos.
English: You won't be able to do that with just one hand.
Spanish: No podrás hacer eso con solo una mano.
English: You're just like your mother.
Spanish: Eres igualito que tu madre.
English: The development of the individual resembles the development of the species.
Spanish: El desarrollo del individuo sigue los mismos pasos que el desarrollo de la especie.
English: Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny.
Spanish: La ontogenia recapitula la filogenia.
English: I think I'm a pretty good writer.
Spanish: Creo que soy una escritora bastante buena.
English: The sense of "self" is identical to what we call consciousness.
Spanish: El sentido del "yo" es idéntico a lo que llamamos conciencia.
English: The brain is the hardware and the mind is the software.
Spanish: El cerebro es el hardware y la mente es el software.
English: It's still autumn, but the weather is already feeling like winter.
Spanish: Todavía estamos en otoño pero ya hace un tiempo más bien invernal.
English: A faint light could be seen in the distance.
Spanish: Se podía ver una débil luz en la distancia.
English: A faint light could be seen in the distance.
Spanish: Una débil luz se distinguía en la distancia.
English: Nowadays, most paper encyclopedias aren't much use anymore other than as props.
Spanish: La gran mayoría de enciclopedias de papel hoy en día sirven de atrezo y poco más.
English: I hurt my knee today, so I'm not going to practice today.
Spanish: Hoy me he hecho daño en la rodilla así que no voy a practicar hoy.
English: Mary said she wants to be an architect.
Spanish: Mary decía que quiere ser arquitecta.
English: Mary said she wants to be an architect.
Spanish: Mary dijo que quiere ser arquitecta.
English: Cases like this really do matter.
Spanish: Los casos como este verdaderamente importan.
English: The world record is held by an American.
Spanish: El récord mundial lo tiene un estadounidense.
English: The world record is held by an American.
Spanish: El récord mundial lo ostenta un estadounidense.
English: They said they want to talk to you.
Spanish: Decían que quieren hablar contigo.
English: They said they want to talk to you.
Spanish: Decían que quieren hablar con vosotras.
English: They said they want to talk to you.
Spanish: Decían que quieren hablar con vosotros.
English: They said they want to talk to you.
Spanish: Decían que quieren hablar con usted.
English: They said they want to talk to you.
Spanish: Decían que quieren hablar con ustedes.
English: They said that they want to talk to you.
Spanish: Decían que quieren hablar contigo.
English: They said that they want to talk to you.
Spanish: Decían que quieren hablar con vosotras.
English: They said that they want to talk to you.
Spanish: Decían que quieren hablar con vosotros.
English: They said that they want to talk to you.
Spanish: Decían que quieren hablar con usted.
English: They said that they want to talk to you.
Spanish: Decían que quieren hablar con ustedes.
English: It would be better if you stayed in bed.
Spanish: Sería mejor que te quedaras en la cama.
English: It'll be difficult, but I'll try.
Spanish: Resultará difícil pero lo intentaré.
English: Did you try restarting your computer?
Spanish: ¿Probaste a reiniciar el ordenador?
English: Let me try to make this clearer.
Spanish: Déjame aclararlo más.
English: Let me try to make this clearer.
Spanish: Dejadme aclararlo más.
English: Let me try to make this clearer.
Spanish: Déjeme aclararlo más.
English: Let me try to make this clearer.
Spanish: Déjenme aclararlo más.