gente
/ˈxente/, [ˈxẽn̪.t̪e]people
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¡Habría sido mejor si hubieras venido ayer para que mucha gente te viera!
It would have been better if you came yesterday so that many people would see you!
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Los monos también matan a gente, pero solo si tienen pistolas.
Monkeys kill people too, but only if they have guns.
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No hablemos mal de la gente del campo. Sin ellos, nosotros no podríamos vivir en París.
Let's not speak ill of the people from the countryside. Without them, we couldn't live in Paris.
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Fuera 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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En la gente mayor, las heridas toman más tiempo en sanar.
For the elderly, wounds take more time to heal.
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¿Por qué la gente te tiene miedo?
Why are people scared of you?
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En esos tiempos la gente ya sabía que la Tierra es redonda.
People in those days already knew that the earth is round.
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La gente honesta desprecia a aquellos que mienten.
Honest people despise those who lie.
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La gente mayor tiene muchas historias para contar.
The elderly have many stories to tell.
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Mucha gente opina que los abogados cobran demasiado.
A lot of people think that lawyers get paid too much.
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La gente votó en Noviembre.
The people voted in November.
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Doy por sentado que la gente es honesta.
I take it for granted that people are honest.
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La gente le llama Yotchan.
People call her Yotchan.
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El clima repercute en la gente en todos los lugares.
The climate affects people in every land.
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No está bien criticar a la gente por la espalda.
It is not right to criticize people behind their backs.
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Si dices exactamente lo que se te pasa por la cabeza, es probable que molestes a mucha gente.
If you say exactly what's on your mind, you're likely to upset a lot of people.
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Hoy os vamos a mostrar algo de nuestro país y os presentaremos a una gente muy interesante.
Today we are going to show you something of our country and introduce you to some very interesting people.
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Vivir es la cosa más rara del mundo. La mayoría de la gente existe, eso es todo.
"To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all."
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Mucha gente asistió a esa reunión.
Many people attended that meeting.
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La gente extranjera me intriga.
Foreign people intrigue me.
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