gente
/ˈxente/, [ˈxẽn̪.t̪e]people
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Todavía hay gente que no sabe leer.
There are still people who cannot read.
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Vino menos gente de lo que esperábamos.
Fewer people came than we were expecting.
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La gente viajaba a pie.
People used to travel on foot.
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Nosotros debemos pensar acerca del cuidado de la gente mayor.
We must think about the care of old people.
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Hay gente jugando cerca de la playa.
People are playing near the beach.
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La gente en la otra habitación está hablando francés.
The people in the other room are speaking French.
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La gente habla tanto de que necesitan dejar un mejor planeta para nuestros hijos, y se olvidan de la urgencia de dejar mejores niños para nuestro planeta.
People speak so much about the need for leaving a better planet for our children, and forget the urgency of leaving better children for our planet.
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¿Cuánta gente vino a tu fiesta?
How many people came to your party?
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No voy a aceptar esa clase de gente en mi casa.
I won't accept that kind of people in my house.
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La gente sin sentido del humor son como prados sin flores.
People with no sense of humor are like meadows with no flowers.
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¿Acaso te importa lo que otra gente piense?
Does it matter to you what other people think?
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El propósito de los propagandistas es hacer que un conjunto de gente olvide que otro cierto conjunto de gente son humanos.
The propagandist's purpose is to make one set of people forget that certain other sets of people are human.
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Cuando no hay gente alrededor, la noche es algo tenebrosa.
When there are no men around, the night is kinda scary.
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Los alimentos y bebidas se servían en tal profusión en la boda que la novia y el novio comenzaron a preguntarse si no deberían haber invitado a más gente.
Food and drink were served in such profusion at the wedding that the bride and groom began to wonder if they should not have invited more guests.
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Ésta es la gente que vive al lado.
These are the people who live next door.
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No mires a la gente.
Don't stare at people.
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Cuando la gente pensó que no existía nada más extraño que el volapük, apareció el esperanto.
When people assumed that nothing stranger than Volapük could exist, Esperanto emerged.
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La gente estaba llorando por la noticia de su muerte.
People were weeping at the news of his death.
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A parte de Manila y las grandes ciudades de Filipinas, la gente no habla mucho inglés.
Outside Manila and the big cities of the Philippines, people don't speak much English.
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El parqueadero del centro comercial tiene siete pisos y cada uno está marcado con un color específico para que la gente recuerde más fácilmente dónde dejó el vehículo.
Parking at the Mall has seven floors and each one is marked with a specific color so that people remember more easily where they left the car.
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