jangel97/en-es-tatoeba huggingface dataset:
English: Her dream is to visit Paris.
Spanish: Su sueño es visitar París.
English: I arrived too late to hear his speech.
Spanish: Llegué demasiado tarde para escuchar su discurso.
English: Do you like apples?
Spanish: ¿Te gustan las manzanas?
English: The weather is becoming cooler.
Spanish: El clima se está volviendo más frío.
English: He is the baby of the family.
Spanish: Él es el bebé de la familia.
English: There came a man who was sent from God; his name was John.
Spanish: Fue un hombre enviado de Dios, el cual se llamaba Juan.
English: It's my business to investigate such things.
Spanish: Es mi negocio investigar tales cosas.
English: My father's birthday falls on Sunday this year.
Spanish: El cumpleaños de mi padre cae en domingo este año.
English: Human beings are different from animals in that they can think and speak.
Spanish: Los seres humanos se diferencian de los animales en que pueden pensar y hablar.
English: I'm quite sure of that.
Spanish: Estoy bastante seguro de eso.
English: Let's do a pregnancy test.
Spanish: Hagamos un test de embarazo.
English: This is the last train, sir.
Spanish: Éste es el último tren, señor.
English: You're considerate, but don't you think you should work a little more at understanding the subtleties of the human mind?
Spanish: Tú eres considerado, pero ¿no crees que deberías esforzarte un poco más en comprender las sutilezas de la mente humana?
English: Michael is a man's name, but "Michelle" is a woman's name.
Spanish: Michael es nombre de hombre, pero "Michelle" es nombre de mujer.
English: Christopher Columbus once cut himself with a knife. It made him so angry that he then cut the knife... with himself.
Spanish: Una vez, Cristóbal Colón se cortó con un cuchillo. Esto le enfadó tanto que entonces cortó el cuchillo...con su propio cuerpo.
English: I didn't go out last Sunday.
Spanish: El domingo pasado no salí.
English: The only reason why Ferdinand Magellan could claim to be the first man to sail across all of the world's meridians was because Christopher Columbus had chosen to swim.
Spanish: La única razón por la que Fernando de Magallanes pudo declarar que había sido el primer hombre en atravesar navegando todos los meridianos del mundo es que Cristóbal Colón había decidido nadar.
English: Who teaches you French?
Spanish: ¿Quién te enseña el francés?
English: This is a Turkish tradition.
Spanish: Ésta es una tradición turca.
English: Yes, that's me, said Al-Sayib. "But there's at least one of us in every country. And we all like Fanta, as well as putting noobs in their place."
Spanish: —Sí, soy yo —dijo Al-Sayib—; pero hay al menos uno de nosotros en cada país. Y a todos nos gusta la Fanta, igual que poner a los novatos en su sitio.
English: That kid's a chip off the old block.
Spanish: Ese niño se parece mucho a su papá.
English: They don't know each other very well.
Spanish: No se conocen muy bien.
English: Never take a blind man's arm. Let him take yours.
Spanish: Nunca tomes el brazo de un ciego. Más bien deja que él tome el tuyo.
English: What she lacks in charisma she makes up for with hard work.
Spanish: Lo que le falta en carisma, ella lo compensa con trabajo duro.
English: As one grows old, one becomes a light sleeper.
Spanish: A medida que uno envejece, el sueño se vuelve más liviano.
English: Who can tell me how a light bulb works?
Spanish: ¿Quién puede decirme cómo funciona una bombilla?
English: We have consumed all the natural resources.
Spanish: Hemos consumido todos los recursos naturales.
English: Please turn the television on.
Spanish: Enciende la televisión, por favor.
English: Please turn on the TV.
Spanish: Enciende la televisión, por favor.
English: Ironically, that old grammar rule that says "never end a sentence with a preposition" does just that!
Spanish: ¡Irónicamente, esa vieja regla gramatical que dice "nunca terminar una oración con una preposición" hace precisamente eso!
English: His name is on the tip of my tongue.
Spanish: Tengo su nombre en la punta de la lengua.
English: She's not here to defend herself against these accusations.
Spanish: Ella no está aquí para defenderse contra estas acusaciones.
English: It was a ship with a crew of 25 sailors.
Spanish: Era un barco con una tripulación de 25 marineros.
English: The man attacked her with the intention of killing her.
Spanish: El hombre la atacó con intención de matarla.
English: When I met her the other day she asked of my parents.
Spanish: Cuando me la encontré el otro día, me preguntó por mis padres.
English: We can only hope that the government decides to withdraw its troops.
Spanish: Sólo podemos esperar que el Gobierno decida retirar sus tropas.
English: London is among the largest cities in the world.
Spanish: Londres está entre las ciudades más grandes del mundo.
English: London is among the world's largest cities.
Spanish: Londres está entre las ciudades más grandes del mundo.
English: I asked Tom to open the window.
Spanish: Le pedí a Tom que abriera la ventana.
English: Come on, Shougo. You can do it.
Spanish: Vamos, Shougo. Puedes hacerlo.
English: I am ashamed of my son's conduct.
Spanish: Estoy avergonzado de la conducta de mi hijo.
English: I am ashamed of my son's conduct.
Spanish: Estoy avergonzada del comportamiento de mi hijo.
English: I have heard quite a lot about you.
Spanish: He oído hablar mucho de ti.
English: My wife looked surprised.
Spanish: Mi esposa parecía sorprendida.
English: He was mad at me because I broke up with him.
Spanish: Estaba enfadado conmigo porque rompí con él.
English: In my city there is a special bus, called BLQ, which leaves from the airport and stops near my house.
Spanish: En mi ciudad hay un autobús especial, llamado BLQ, que sale del aeropuerto y para cerca de mi casa.
English: The American anthropologist Margaret Mead once said that one should never underestimate what a small group of dedicated people can accomplish.
Spanish: La antropóloga estadounidense Margaret Mead dijo una vez que uno nunca debería subestimar lo que un pequeño grupo de personas dedicadas puede lograr.
English: He began to play an old song.
Spanish: Él comenzó a tocar una vieja canción.
English: This book is too expensive.
Spanish: Este libro es demasiado caro.
English: In 1492 Antonio de Nebrija said that language is the handmaiden of empire.
Spanish: En 1492 Antonio de Nebrija dijo que siempre la lengua fue compañera del imperio.
English: That's hardly believable.
Spanish: Eso es difícilmente creíble.
English: Hackers find new ways of infiltrating private or public networks.
Spanish: Los hackers encuentran nuevas formas de infiltrarse en redes privadas o públicas.
English: Christopher Columbus wasn't an explorer because he loved the sea. He was an explorer because he hated Spanish jails.
Spanish: No es que Cristóbal Colón fuera un explorador porque le encantara el mar; lo era porque odiaba las prisiones españolas.
English: His crew members often complained of Christopher Columbus's hogging of their vessel's Wifi connection to play online games, but he denied these accusations with indignation, claiming that he was researching faraway lands that they had yet to discover.
Spanish: Los miembros de su tripulación se quejaban a menudo de que Cristóbal Colón acaparaba la conexión Wi-fi de su embarcación para jugar a juegos en línea, pero él negaba estas acusaciones con indignación, alegando que estaba buscando tierras lejanas que todavía no hubieran sido descubiertas.
English: I think you're on the right track.
Spanish: Creo que estás en el buen camino.
English: By the way, where are you from?
Spanish: Por cierto, ¿de dónde eres?
English: The bomb was defused just minutes before it would have exploded.
Spanish: La bomba fue desactivada justo minutos antes de que hubiera explotado.
English: The tree was felled with one hard blow of his ax.
Spanish: El árbol fue talado con un fuerte golpe de su hacha.
English: Have you given any more thought to what I told you?
Spanish: ¿Has pensado más acerca de lo que te dije?
English: I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book.
Spanish: La televisión me parece muy educativa. Cada vez que alguien la enciende, me voy a otra habitación y leo un libro.
English: I never forget a face, but in your case I'll be glad to make an exception.
Spanish: Nunca olvido una cara, pero en su caso gustosamente haré una excepción.
English: From the moment I picked up your book until I laid it down, I was convulsed with laughter. Some day I intend reading it.
Spanish: Desde el momento en que cogí tu libro hasta que lo dejé, estuve partiéndome de risa. Algún día pretendo leerlo.
English: The hardest was the end of the month... Especially the last thirty days...
Spanish: Lo más duro era el fin de mes... sobre todo los treinta últimos días.
English: My father was a civil servant, and my mother wasn't doing anything either.
Spanish: Mi padre era funcionario, y mi madre tampoco hacía nada.
English: A neutral country is a country that doesn't sell weapons to a warring country, unless you pay cash.
Spanish: Un país neutral es un país que no vende armas a un país en guerra, excepto si paga en metálico.
English: We suffer primarily not from our vices or our weaknesses, but from our illusions.
Spanish: Principalmente sufrimos, no por nuestros vicios o por nuestras flaquezas, sino por nuestras ilusiones.
English: Education is learning what you didn't even know you didn't know.
Spanish: La educación es aprender lo que ni siquiera sabías que no sabías.
English: A living dog is better than a dead lion.
Spanish: Un perro vivo es mejor que un león muerto.
English: Relax, it's just a scarecrow.
Spanish: Tranquilo, es sólo un espantapájaros.
English: The vending machine is making strange noises.
Spanish: La máquina expendedora está haciendo unos ruidos extraños.
English: This sentence doesn't mean anything.
Spanish: Esta oración no quiere decir nada.
English: That's hardly believable.
Spanish: Eso es difícil de creer.
English: This here sentence consists of seven words.
Spanish: Esta oración está formada por siete palabras.
English: Liars must have a good memory.
Spanish: Los mentirosos tienen que tener buena memoria.
English: I had never seen a more beautiful sight.
Spanish: Jamás había visto una vista más bella.
English: Everyone but him comes from Kyushu.
Spanish: Todos menos él vienen de Kyushu.
English: He died previous to my arrival.
Spanish: Él murió antes de que llegara.
English: It is not the means which matters, it is the end.
Spanish: Lo que importa no son los medios sino el fin.
English: The morning after I arrived there, I took a walk into the woods of oaks.
Spanish: A la mañana siguiente de haber llegado allí di un paseo por el bosque de robles.
English: As a means to pass the time on his long journeys, Christopher Columbus once made a sentence with an infinite number of words.
Spanish: Para pasar el tiempo en sus largos viajes, una vez Cristóbal Colón hizo una oración con un número infinito de palabras.
English: Yukiko likes potatoes.
Spanish: A Yukiko le gustan las patatas.
English: He is always day-dreaming.
Spanish: Siempre está soñando despierto.
English: Show me what you have in your pocket.
Spanish: Muéstrame lo que tienes en el bolsillo.
English: Show me what's in your pocket.
Spanish: Muéstrame lo que tienes en el bolsillo.
English: I didn't know how to answer his question.
Spanish: No sabía cómo responder a su pregunta.
English: What's the word for that in Māori?
Spanish: ¿Cómo se dice eso en maorí?
English: I see, Dima sighed. "Sorry for the confusion, then. Enjoy your Fanta, and have a good day."
Spanish: —Entiendo... —Dima suspiró— Entonces, lamento la confusión. Disfruta de tu Fanta y que tengas un buen día.
English: Who is this letter from?
Spanish: ¿De quién es esta carta?
English: Whose letter is this?
Spanish: ¿De quién es esta carta?
English: Let's wait for another 5 minutes.
Spanish: Esperemos cinco minutos más.
English: She spent over half an hour plucking her eyebrows!
Spanish: ¡Ella pasó más de media hora depilándose las cejas!
English: How did you come by all this money?
Spanish: ¿Cómo llegaste a tener todo este dinero?
English: White carpets are very hard to keep clean.
Spanish: Es difícil mantener limpias las alfombras blancas.
English: Let's fly a kite.
Spanish: Remontemos un barrilete.
English: I got the gist of what he was saying.
Spanish: Entendí el meollo de lo que decía.
English: Where is the railway station?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está la estación de tren?
English: Where is the train station?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está la estación de tren?
English: Had he known the facts, the accident might have been avoided.
Spanish: Si él hubiera conocido los hechos, el accidente se podría haber evitado.
English: Where's the newspaper?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está el periódico?
English: Where is the newspaper?
Spanish: ¿Dónde está el periódico?
English: War is not an adventure. War is an illness. Like typhus.
Spanish: La guerra no es una aventura; la guerra es una enfermedad, como el tifus.
English: I ask not for a lighter burden, but for broader shoulders.
Spanish: No pido una carga más ligera sino hombros más anchos.
English: She's making money hand over fist with the business she started.
Spanish: Ella está ganando un montón de dinero con el negocio que empezó.
English: Can you play the violin?
Spanish: ¿Sabes tocar el violín?
English: Don't let that dog come near me!
Spanish: ¡No dejes que ese perro se me acerque!
English: His age didn't enter into our decision not to employ him.
Spanish: Su edad no llegó a entrar en nuestra decisión de no emplearlo.
English: He is no more than a dreamer.
Spanish: Él es sólo un soñador.
English: When an average person sends a message in a bottle, it's just a childish fantasy. When Christopher Columbus sends a message in a bottle, the fate of an entire country is at stake.
Spanish: Cuando una persona normal manda un mensaje en una botella, es sólo una fantasía infantil. Cuando Cristóbal Colón manda un mensaje en una botella el destino de todo un país está en juego.
English: There is a melon on the table.
Spanish: Hay un melón sobre la mesa.
English: Tony's voice is nice.
Spanish: La voz de Tony es agradable.
English: He looked back and smiled at me.
Spanish: Él miró hacia atrás y me sonrió.
English: No one could solve the problem.
Spanish: Nadie pudo resolver el problema.
English: To be or not to be, that is the question.
Spanish: Ser o no ser, ése es el asunto.
English: Brush your teeth well.
Spanish: Cepíllate los dientes bien.
English: Your army is impotent against mine!! he laughed.
Spanish: ¡¡Tu ejército es impotente frente al mío!! -rió él.
English: She'll love her husband forever.
Spanish: Ella amará a su esposo para siempre.
English: To begin with, she is too young.
Spanish: Para empezar, ella es demasiado joven.
English: I have a job for you.
Spanish: Tengo un trabajo para vosotros.
English: You may choose either of the two books.
Spanish: Puedes elegir cualquiera de los dos libros.
English: Kyoto has many universities.
Spanish: Kioto tiene muchas universidades.
English: Can you play the piano?
Spanish: ¿Sabes tocar el piano?
English: What time did you go to bed last night?
Spanish: ¿A qué hora te fuiste a dormir ayer por la noche?
English: Almaty is my favorite city!
Spanish: ¡Almaty es mi ciudad favorita!
English: How many schools are there in your city?
Spanish: ¿Cuántas escuelas hay en vuestra ciudad?
English: How many schools are there in your city?
Spanish: ¿Cuántos colegios hay en su ciudad?
English: Frost is frozen dew.
Spanish: La escarcha es rocío helado.
English: I'm the only one who doesn't know Uyghur.
Spanish: Soy el único que no sabe uigur.
English: You'll have to do it, whether you like it or not.
Spanish: Tendrás que hacerlo, te guste o no.
English: Whether you like it or not, you'll have to do it.
Spanish: Tendrás que hacerlo, te guste o no.
English: If he had been a little more careful, he would have succeeded.
Spanish: Si él hubiera tenido un poco más de cuidado, lo habría conseguido.
English: He lived here ten years ago.
Spanish: Vivía aquí hace diez años.
English: I was taking a bath when the telephone rang.
Spanish: Me estaba bañando cuando sonó el teléfono.
English: I was having a bath when the telephone rang.
Spanish: Me estaba bañando cuando sonó el teléfono.
English: Every Sunday afternoon, I go to the bazaar.
Spanish: Voy al bazar todos los domingos por la tarde.
English: I go to the bazaar every Sunday afternoon.
Spanish: Voy al bazar todos los domingos por la tarde.
English: I'll bring you the bill immediately.
Spanish: Yo le traeré la factura inmediatamente.
English: The bill must be paid today.
Spanish: La factura debe ser pagada hoy.
English: I don't want to be seen in his company.
Spanish: No quiero que me vean con él.
English: I don't want to be seen with him.
Spanish: No quiero que me vean con él.
English: He climbed Mt. Fuji.
Spanish: Él escaló el monte Fuji.
English: She as well as her friends is fond of music.
Spanish: Ella y sus amigas están locas por la música.
English: She and her friends are mad about music.
Spanish: Ella y sus amigas están locas por la música.
English: She as well as her friends is fond of music.
Spanish: Ella y sus amigos están locos por la música.
English: She and her friends are mad about music.
Spanish: Ella y sus amigos están locos por la música.
English: Not for all the tea in China!
Spanish: ¡Ni por todo el oro del mundo!
English: I don't blame you for the accident. It wasn't your fault.
Spanish: No te culpo por el accidente. No fue culpa tuya.
English: Don't hide under the bed.
Spanish: No te escondas debajo de la cama.
English: We lost sight of them over half an hour ago.
Spanish: Les perdimos de vista hace más de media hora.
English: In Germany, there's a superstition that if you light a cigarette off a candle, a sailor will die at sea.
Spanish: En Alemania existe la superstición de que, si enciendes un cigarro con una vela, un marinero morirá en el mar.
English: Work is for people without talent.
Spanish: El trabajo es para las personas que no tienen talento.
English: The enemy is stupid: they think we're the enemy, when they are!
Spanish: El enemigo es estúpido: ¡Piensa que nosotros somos el enemigo cuando lo es él!
English: To paint a bird, start by painting a cage with an open door.
Spanish: Para pintar un pájaro, primero pinta una jaula con la puerta abierta.
English: We will terrorize the terrorists.
Spanish: Vamos a aterrorizar a los terroristas.
English: A drunkard is somebody you don't like and who drinks as much as you do.
Spanish: Un borracho es alguien que no te gusta y que bebe tanto como tú.
English: Well? the impatient shopkeeper asked, once Dima had ended the call. "Is everything all set now?"
Spanish: —¿Y bien? —preguntó la dependienta impaciente una vez que Dima hubo terminado la llamada— ¿Ahora todo está listo?
English: Oh, I know this man!
Spanish: ¡Oh! ¡Yo conozco a este hombre!
English: Nowadays, people know the price of everything and the value of nothing.
Spanish: Hoy en día, la gente sabe el precio de todo y el valor de nada.
English: You can use my car if you like.
Spanish: Puedes usar mi coche si quieres.
English: Let us be fully aware of all the importance of this day, because today within the generous walls of Boulogne-sur-Mer have met not French with English, nor Russians with Polish, but people with people.
Spanish: Seamos conscientes de toda la importancia de este día, porque hoy entre los hospitalarios muros de Boulogne-sur-Mer no se han reunido franceses con ingleses, ni rusos con polacos, sino seres humanos con seres humanos.
English: Let us consider the gravity of this day, for today inside the hospitable walls of Boulogne-sur-Mer, the French are not meeting the English, nor are Russians meeting Poles, but people are meeting people.
Spanish: Seamos conscientes de toda la importancia de este día, porque hoy entre los hospitalarios muros de Boulogne-sur-Mer no se han reunido franceses con ingleses, ni rusos con polacos, sino seres humanos con seres humanos.
English: The deer slept on a bed of leaves.
Spanish: El ciervo durmió en una cama de hojas.
English: I can't understand why people are frightened of new ideas. I'm frightened of the old ones.
Spanish: No entiendo por qué la gente tiene miedo de nuevas ideas. A mí me dan miedo las viejas.
English: You shall judge of a man by his foes as well as by his friends.
Spanish: Hay que juzgar un hombre tanto por sus enemigos como por sus amigos.
English: What have you been up to lately?
Spanish: ¿Qué has hecho últimamente?
English: I regret to tell you the truth.
Spanish: Lamento decirte la verdad.
English: This is a picture of my sister.
Spanish: Ésta es una foto de mi hermana.
English: One, three, and five are odd numbers.
Spanish: Uno, tres y cinco son números impares.
English: As soon as the child saw his mother, he stopped crying.
Spanish: En cuanto el niño vio a su madre, dejó de llorar.
English: Show me the stone that broke the window.
Spanish: Enséñame la piedra que rompió la ventana.
English: Her dream has come true.
Spanish: Su sueño se hizo realidad.
English: We are moving next month.
Spanish: Nos mudaremos el mes que viene.
English: He plays golf every Sunday.
Spanish: Él juega al golf todos los domingos.
English: You too, Brutus?
Spanish: ¿Tú también, Brutus?
English: He read the letter with tears running down his cheeks.
Spanish: Él leyó la carta, con lágrimas deslizándose por sus mejillas.
English: She drank a cup of milk.
Spanish: Ella bebió una taza de leche.
English: His brother was lost in the town.
Spanish: Su hermano se perdió en la ciudad.
English: They won't be able to get up so early.
Spanish: No podrán levantarse tan pronto.
English: No one can force you to do anything against your will.
Spanish: Nadie puede obligarte a hacer algo contra tu voluntad.
English: Cabbage can be eaten raw.
Spanish: La col puede comerse cruda.
English: This is Mary's dog.
Spanish: Éste es el perro de Mary.
English: I go to church every Sunday.
Spanish: Voy a la iglesia todos los domingos.
English: My father took us to the zoo.
Spanish: Mi padre nos llevó al zoo.
English: I don't know whether he is dead or alive.
Spanish: No sé si él está vivo o muerto.
English: Myanmar is ruled by a military dictatorship.
Spanish: Birmania es gobernado por una dictadura militar.
English: He likes to sing popular songs.
Spanish: Le gusta cantar canciones populares.
English: It is a great pleasure to be here.
Spanish: Es un gran placer estar aquí.
English: I'll wait another five minutes.
Spanish: Esperaré otros cinco minutos.
English: Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something.
Spanish: Los sabios hablan porque tienen algo que decir; los tontos, porque tienen que decir algo.
English: I am ashamed of myself.
Spanish: Me avergüenzo de mí mismo.
English: I am ashamed of myself.
Spanish: Tengo vergüenza de mí mismo.
English: Honey, come to bed. "No, not yet. I still have to translate some sentences on Tatoeba."
Spanish: Querido, ven a la cama. "No, todavía no. Aún debo traducir algunas frases en Tatoeba."
English: We had to postpone the gathering because of rain.
Spanish: Tuvimos que posponer la reunión a causa de la lluvia.
English: He did it simply out of curiosity.
Spanish: Lo hizo simplemente por curiosidad.
English: He wore a mask so no one would recognize him.
Spanish: Él llevaba una máscara, de forma que nadie pudiera reconocerle.
English: Christopher Columbus enjoyed the torrents of Pirate Bay and would often go surfing there.
Spanish: A Cristóbal Colón le gustaban los torrentes de la bahía del Pirata, e iba a menudo a surfear allí.
English: An ambassador is an honest man sent to lie abroad for the good of his country.
Spanish: Un embajador es un hombre honesto enviado al extranjero a mentir por el bien de su país.
English: She kept on talking while eating.
Spanish: Ella siguió hablando en lo que comía.
English: She kept on talking while eating.
Spanish: Ella seguía hablando mientras comía.
English: He lives inside an apple.
Spanish: Él vive en una manzana.
English: Have you finished the work yet?
Spanish: ¿Ya has terminado el trabajo?
English: I prefer to travel by air.
Spanish: Prefiero volar en avión.
English: Something may have happened to him.
Spanish: Puede que le haya pasado algo.