Voseo—the linguistic phenomenon of using subject vos and/or its corresponding verb forms and complements—is common in speech in Antioquia, Colombia, but it is non-normative for writing. Nonetheless, written voseo has a burgeoning presence in public in Medellín and has become the preferred form of address of the new mayoral administration (2016). Given the intimate link between language and culture, and Medellín’s 21st century transformation, it is logical that an increase in the prestige of Medellín on the national and international stage could result in increased prestige for its local dialect, emphasizing here the regional voseo. This study analyzes the Facebook posts of the Alcaldía de Medellín for its first seven months (January-July, 2...
El voseo, una fórmula de tratamiento frecuente en las variantes hispanoamericanas, también es caract...
This paper investigates the origins and uses of the pronoun \u27vos\u27 and its forms in Central Ame...
While usted is considered the formal second person singular pronoun in most Spanish dialects, vos an...
This article covers the origin, types and development of the 'voseo', the second person singular for...
This study examines the use of second-person singular forms of address (2PS) in the linguistic lands...
Voseo—el fenómeno lingüístico en que vos y/o sus correspondientes formas verbales y complementos—es ...
The paradigm of forms of address has been a recurrent topic of study from a sociolinguistic perspect...
The paradigm of forms of address in Modern Spanish is subject to dialectal variation. Many Latin Ame...
This article questions the traditional account of Chilean and River Plate voseo verb forms which der...
It is widely accepted that in oral exchanges with, for example, family members, friends, and co-work...
El presente estudio intenta rastrear, a manera de trabajo empírico piloto, la situación en que se en...
En el presente artículo se presentan algunos casos en los que se observa la alternancia pronominal e...
Niniejsza praca dyplomowa porusza temat form adresatywnych w języku hiszpańskim w Urugwaju, kładąc n...
this article pretends to offer a description about the morphosyntactic features of pronoun vos, with...
In Chilean Spanish, second-person address is non-uniform in that the vos competes with the conventio...
El voseo, una fórmula de tratamiento frecuente en las variantes hispanoamericanas, también es caract...
This paper investigates the origins and uses of the pronoun \u27vos\u27 and its forms in Central Ame...
While usted is considered the formal second person singular pronoun in most Spanish dialects, vos an...
This article covers the origin, types and development of the 'voseo', the second person singular for...
This study examines the use of second-person singular forms of address (2PS) in the linguistic lands...
Voseo—el fenómeno lingüístico en que vos y/o sus correspondientes formas verbales y complementos—es ...
The paradigm of forms of address has been a recurrent topic of study from a sociolinguistic perspect...
The paradigm of forms of address in Modern Spanish is subject to dialectal variation. Many Latin Ame...
This article questions the traditional account of Chilean and River Plate voseo verb forms which der...
It is widely accepted that in oral exchanges with, for example, family members, friends, and co-work...
El presente estudio intenta rastrear, a manera de trabajo empírico piloto, la situación en que se en...
En el presente artículo se presentan algunos casos en los que se observa la alternancia pronominal e...
Niniejsza praca dyplomowa porusza temat form adresatywnych w języku hiszpańskim w Urugwaju, kładąc n...
this article pretends to offer a description about the morphosyntactic features of pronoun vos, with...
In Chilean Spanish, second-person address is non-uniform in that the vos competes with the conventio...
El voseo, una fórmula de tratamiento frecuente en las variantes hispanoamericanas, también es caract...
This paper investigates the origins and uses of the pronoun \u27vos\u27 and its forms in Central Ame...
While usted is considered the formal second person singular pronoun in most Spanish dialects, vos an...