My Spanish isn't good enough to be of use to you, but I can give you some great restaurant recommendations if you're going <g>

>>>Hola,
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>>>Estoy buscando un voluntario que puede transcribir (no traducir) una conversación de aproximadamente 8 minutos. El hecho es que estaré en España en mayo para unas vacaciones y me gustaría mejorar comprender español de Espana. A veces escucho radio emisora Hablar por Hablar de Madrid por Internet (el programa muy interesante y útil para mí). Pero me cuesta comprender todo no porque no se las palabras sino porque no puedo distinguir lo que dicen. Entonces grabé uno de los conversaciones en el formato MP3 y buscando a alguien que me puede transcribir lo en español.
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>>Dimitry:
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>>I lived in Spain for 3 years and the only difference I noticed in Spain Spanish versus say Mexican Spanish is that the Spaniards will pronounce ''ll' as 'zh". Silla is pronounced like "SeeZha" and the "z" sound ends up being 'th' i.e., Cadiz ends up "Cadith". Otherwise the main language is pretty much similar.
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>>Hope this helps...
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>I know the "standard" differences of certain words (or letters) pronunciation between Spanish in Spain, Mexico, and Argentina (from studying and watching movies). Yet, I miss catching a lot of words in a fast spoken Spanish of Spaniards. So listening to Hablar por Hablar is very helpful to get my ears attuned to their way of speaking. And having a transcript of a conversation and listening at the same time (a couple of times) would be very helpful; I believe.