First, let me say again, that I love Twitter. Why? Because that’s how I ran across this site Catálogo de voces hispánicas from the Centro Virtual Cervantes. Thanks to Deborah from @bilingualparent for tweeting it!
You’ll find a list of countries with links to various cities within each country. Once you make a selection, then you’re taken to a page with a video of a person from that area speaking. You’ll also find the linguistic characteristics, a transcription of the video and more information about the location including a map.
I can’t wait to explore this site!
Where to go:
Catálogo de voces hispánicas from the Centro Virtual Cervantes
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3 comments:
Hola! I'm writting you from León, Spain. I've found many useful resorces to improve my english surfing your blog, thank you so much. I was wondering if you were still interested about a language exchange, via email or skipe...you can write me if you wish to tilsa13@hotmail.com and let me know.
Otra cosa, en http://www.seriesyonkis.com/
puedes encontrar muchísimas series en español (castellano y latino)gratis y no hace falta descargarlas (aunque también se pueden descargar)puedes verlas directamente (aunque sólo 72min al día)
Saludos,
Silvia
Hi,
I really like your site, you share many useful information with people.
Thank you.
I'm also learning Spanish:)
Yes, this is quite a comprehensive resource that they've put together. I think I heard about this around the same time on Twitter and wanted to do a blog entry about it but haven't gotten around to it yet.
I love having the videos so you can see the speaker and get even more of a feel for the person behind the voice. Also mighty nice that they have transcripts available for listeners.
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