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Hömma, so isset
- Die Ruhrpott-Tapes
- Narrated by: Kai Magnus Sting
- Length: 2 hrs and 31 mins
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Hömma, so isset
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Neues vom Autor und Sprecher der Hörspiel-Bestseller Tod unter Lametta und Tod unter Gurken.
"Et is, wie et is. Und so isset!" Ein schreiend komisches Psychogramm über das Leben und Treiben der Ruhrpottler - jetzt als Live-Mitschnitt! Wie begrüßt man sich im Ruhrpott, wie verabschiedet man sich und vor allen Dingen: Was passiert dazwischen?! Kai Magnus Sting, Kind, Kenner und Freund des Potts, erklärt anhand urkomischer Geschichten und im sogenannten Ruhrhochdeutsch, wie der Mensch im Ruhrgebiet so denkt und tickt. Dieses Hörbuch ist eine einzige Liebeserklärung an die Sprache und die Menschen dieser Region: "Hömma, datte Bescheid weiß: so isset!"
Live-Mitschnitt mit Kai Magnus Sting.
©2020 Westend Verlag (P)2021 der Hörverlag
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