Contactos Y Contextos Lingüísticos 2012
DOI: 10.31819/9783865278586-012
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El uso de tú, usted y uno en el español de los colombianos y colombo-americanos

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“…Thus, the internal conditioning provides further evidence of a subjacent grammar for all Spanish varieties despite significant pronominal rate differences Torres Cacoullos & Travis 2019;Travis 2005Travis , 2007. The effects of grammatical person reveal that uno 'one' strongly favors overt pronominal subjects, a tendency already attested among Colombians living in Miami (Hurtado 2001(Hurtado , 2005a. Although Cameron (1993) suggested a favoring effect for nonspecific pronominal uses in SPE, the prevailing referential interpretation in Medellin's use of uno is its connection with the speaker.…”
Section: Factormentioning
confidence: 80%
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“…Thus, the internal conditioning provides further evidence of a subjacent grammar for all Spanish varieties despite significant pronominal rate differences Torres Cacoullos & Travis 2019;Travis 2005Travis , 2007. The effects of grammatical person reveal that uno 'one' strongly favors overt pronominal subjects, a tendency already attested among Colombians living in Miami (Hurtado 2001(Hurtado , 2005a. Although Cameron (1993) suggested a favoring effect for nonspecific pronominal uses in SPE, the prevailing referential interpretation in Medellin's use of uno is its connection with the speaker.…”
Section: Factormentioning
confidence: 80%
“…This conceptualization is also supported by the fact that singular pronouns (especially yo 'I' and uno 'one') register higher overt pronominal rates and probabilistic weights across Spanish varieties (Orozco & Hurtado 2020:3). The rates of overt uno 'one' are the highest across different varieties of Spanish (Cameron 1993;Hurtado 2005a;Otheguy, Zentella & Livert 2007). Hurtado (2005a) found the strong effect of non-specific referents on SPE among Colombians living in Miami, Florida.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 83%
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