I found this site which may be helpful to people who are learning Arabic and/or Spanish:
http://phone.lingnet.org/default_arabic.asp
This website has phone conversations in the Egyptian, Iraqi, and Levantine dialects. There are also transcriptions of the conversations.
http://phone.lingnet.org/default_spanish.asp
This website has phone conversations with accents from Argentina, Mexico, Honduras, Cuba, Ecuador, and Peru. I don’t think that there are provided transcripts.
I attempted to contact those people at DLI for the spanish transcripts about three months ago and didn’t even get a reply. I did get a read-receipt on my email so I know someone read my email to them. Those spanish transcripts would be a gold mine.
Oh, that’s a shame that they didn’t respond. I like it as a resource, but I would prefer to have transcripts so that I can double check what I hear and catch words that were said too quickly.
Give it a shot and see if you can get anywhere. I’ll do the same right now as I’m at work with free time. Maybe the more people start asking the better chances we have. Now if we could only get some help from other spanish learners here at Lingq.
@Shawn - If you search for ‘Getting to Know the Town’ the Mexican version of this should be available on LingQ. I have never shared anything before because all my stuff is taken fron copyrighted material but Elzby 1985 seems to think that this one is okay to share. It will give you something to work on before they hopefully produce all the transcriptions.