In addition to frequency lists for English, we also have what we
believe are the most accurate frequency lists for Spanish, containing the top 20,000 lemmas /
words in the language. The Spanish data is based on the 20 million
words from the 1900s in the 100 million word
Corpus del Espaņol,
which is the only corpus of Spanish that is 1) large 2) balanced across genres
(spoken, fiction, newspaper, academic), and 3) which is accurately
tagged for part of speech and lemma (which is necessary to create a
frequency dictionary).
The data is available in a number of
formats. Click on the links for sample files. To order, see the
information at the end of this page.
Type of data |
Explanation |
Samples |
Price |
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Acad1 |
Com2 |
Word/lemma |
The top
20,000 words (grouped by lemma, so salir =
salgo, salimos, salieran, etc). You can also obtain the frequency
for each
individual word form (for salir: salgo, salieran,
etc) of each lemma, and you can also have the frequency for
the lemma in each of the major genres in the corpus (spoken,
fiction, newspaper, and academic). |
20,000 lemma list
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$100 |
$200 |
By word
form
By genre |
Add:
$75
$75 |
Add:
$150
$150 |
N-grams |
The frequency of all two-word
(2-gram),
three-word
(3-gram), or other n-grams strings. With
these lists, you can quickly and easily find the frequency of
combinations of words across the corpus, without having to use the
corpus interface. In addition, you can specify for which words you
want n-grams (e.g. top 20,000 lemmas, all NOUN+de+ NOUN
sequences, or all words in a
customized 30,000 word list that you send to us). |
2-grams
3-grams |
$100 |
$200 |
Synonyms |
320,000 synonyms for 29,000
headwords |
Synonyms |
$75 |
$150 |
Other data |
If there is other data that you could use (without
having access to the full text), please
let us know. Examples might be the frequency of each word or phrase
in a 30,000 word/phrase list, or the frequency of all
synonyms for the top 10,000 lemmas in the corpus. |
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Note:
1 = Academic license, 2 = Commercial
license
To order data.
1. Download and fill out the
license agreement via the links in the blue columns
above. This
states that you will not give the data to anyone else outside of
your university or company (which also means that you cannot post it
on the web). You just need to fill in your name and company (if that
is applicable), and then
send it back to us as an attachment.
Remember that to receive academic pricing, you must send the license agreement from an academic email address
(i.e. not Gmail, etc).
2. Once we receive the license agreement, we'll send you a request for payment
from PayPal.
3. As soon as we receive confirmation
of the payment, we'll send you the
link to download the data.
Thanks for your interest.
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