> I am looking for a corpus of spoken Spanish. Could anyone tell me where this
is available?
>
> thanks
> Ciara Walsh
>
You can look via WWW at the EUROM-1 corpus, at
http://cristal.icp.grenet.fr:8080/Relator/spanish
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Have just read your request for information on corpora of spoken
Spanish. A list of Spanish corpora has just been released on the
'corpora' list by Alice Carlberger (alice@speech.kth.se). An updated
version was sent to the 'linguist' list yesterday.
In addition to the corpora specified in A Carlberger's list, I know
of two other spoken ones. I and a colleague from Madrid got
permission to transfer Esgueva and Cantarero *El habla de la ciudad
de Madrid* (1981) into computer-readable form, but anyone else who
wants to use it must apply to Esgueva and Cantarero at the Consejo
Superior de Investigaciones CientIficas, c/ Duque de Medinaceli,
Madrid. It consists of about 134000 words of interviews between 4
generations of Madrid speakers and an investigator, together with
some 'free' dialogue.
Francisco Marcos MarIn, at the Universidad AutOnoma, Madrid, has
built a 'Corpus de Referencia', which contains various kinds of
spoken material and is now, I believe, available from him (by ftp?)
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You may try ENG-ESP-owner@tandem.uni-trier.de Good luck