In:Exploring and Exploiting Parallel Corpora of Spanish: The PaCorES corpus collection in language and translation education and research
Edited by Irene Doval and M. Teresa Sánchez Nieto
[Studies in Corpus Linguistics 129] 2026
► pp. v–vi
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Table of contents
Research with parallel corpora in the AI era: Challenges, opportunities,
and complementarities
and complementarities
M. Teresa Sánchez Nieto
Irene Doval
The Chinese–Spanish parallel corpus (PaCheS): A multifunctional resource
for typologically distant languages
for typologically distant languages
Irene Doval
Xiaomeng Wang
Part I.Language teaching and translator training
Tryna learn English: Two use cases for parallel corpora in the classroom
Michael Lang
Exploring idioms of feelings and emotions through an English–Spanish
parallel corpus: A teaching proposal for university EFL learners
parallel corpus: A teaching proposal for university EFL learners
Sidoní López Pérez
The PaEnS corpus: A catalyst for fostering meaningful learning of Spanish
as an additional language
as an additional language
Leyre Alejaldre-Biel
PaGeS in language awareness raising in translator training: From metaphor identification to translational critical metaphor
analysis
María Teresa Sánchez-Nieto
The use of the German–Spanish parallel corpus (PaGeS) in the translation
classroom
Zuriñe Sanz-Villar
Aitziber Elejalde
A practical example of using the PaEnS corpus in language
teaching: The case of English prepositions
Tomás Jiménez Juliá
Translating English in as Spanish de
(rather than en): Grammatical insights
and a pedagogical proposal for translation students
and a pedagogical proposal for translation students
Inmaculada Serón-Ordóñez
Accessing MedCor through the English–Spanish parallel corpus
PaEnS: Examples for contrastive and translational analysis
Goretti Faya-Ornia
Patricia Rodríguez-Inés
Part II.Contrastive linguistics and translation studies
Speed and noise in motion: How do German and Spanish verbs of motion combine these two
features?
Irene Szumlakowski Morodo
Visual perception and thinking-for-translating: A corpus-based study
of German–Spanish narrative texts
of German–Spanish narrative texts
Teresa Molés-Cases
German sollen and Spanish deber: A corpus study of mutual correspondence
and translation bias based on the PaGeS corpus
and translation bias based on the PaGeS corpus
SchmidhoferAstrid
Jesús Manuel Millán Vidal
A toast to languages: The translation of beverages and related terms
in the English–Spanish parallel corpus (PaEnS)
in the English–Spanish parallel corpus (PaEnS)
María Pascual Cabrerizo
Spanish anger words in translation
Ulrike Oster
