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Spanish Girls Interaction: University Life

CYU July 13, 2016 Language Data, Spanish No Comments

Participants: 3 (native young female adult, from Southern Spain.) Context: host family’s home (Seville, Spain) Topic Keywords: greetings and goodbyes, small talk, summer vacation, weather, higher education, internships and volunteer work, travel destinations, foreign languages, finding a job in Spain

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Anglicisms: a Positive Perspective

CYU July 13, 2016 Language Data, Spanish No Comments

Participants: 3 (Native1 – Young male adult, from Seville. Native2 – Young female adult, from Seville. Non-native – Learner: Rice student, intermediate level. Chinese L1 speaker) Context: host family’s home (Seville, Spain) Topic Keywords: interview, Language contact, cultural diversity, loan

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Acceptance

CYU July 13, 2016 Language Data, Spanish No Comments

Participants: dialogue (two natives) Context: at CLIC, Fall 2015 Topic Keywords: acceptance Linguistic Features: turn taking Interactional Practices: acceptance Downloads ◆ Transcript (coming soon)

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Refusal

CYU July 13, 2016July 13, 2016 Language Data, Spanish No Comments

Participants: dialogue (two natives) Context: at CLIC, Fall 2015 Topic Keywords: refusal Linguistic Features: turn taking Interactional Practices: refusal Downloads ◆ Transcript (coming soon)

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University Life in Spain

CYU June 24, 2016July 13, 2016 Language Data, Spanish No Comments

Participants: 2 (Native – Undergraduate (Senior) student at University of Seville, Non-native – Learner: Rice student, intermediate level) Context: On a train (Seville, Spain) Topic Keywords: Intensifiers, Simple syntax, Rhetorical strategies to add interest: repetition, metaphors, examples, imagery, hyperbole Linguistic

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