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Date: 19-Dec-2008 From: Hella Olbertz <olbertzbrill.nl> Subject: Variation in the Use of Spanish E-mail this message to a friend
In the context of a project on the regional and potential social variation in the use of Spanish ''pues'', I would like to know how Spanish American speakers use ''pues''.
If you are a native speaker of American Spanish, please consider taking 10 to 15 minutes to complete a small survey, in which you are asked to evaluate the use of ''pues'' in 20 examples of authentic spoken Spanish from 11 cities in the Spanish speaking world.
The survey is hosted by the Institute of Phonetic Sciences at the University of Amsterdam and has been set up with the help of Rob van Son and Dirk-Jan Vet.
If you are ready to participate, please go to
http://www.fon.hum.uva.nl/Service/Experiment/index.html and select ''Spanish_Experiment, PUES''
Thank you very much in advance for your participation.
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