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Sprichst du noch oder kommunizierst du schon?
- Neue Sprachglossen
- Narrated by: Wiglaf Droste
- Length: 2 hrs and 4 mins
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Sprichst du noch oder kommunizierst du schon?
Narrated by:
Wiglaf Droste
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Publisher's Summary
In seinem neuen Hörbuch mit Sprachglossen geht Wiglaf Droste auf Entdeckungsreise zur Wortschatzinsel. Droste ließ einen "romantischen Fächeraufguss" über sich ergehen, stattete dem Kopf des Bundespräsidenten Wulff einen Besuch ab und hat diese psychedelischen Erlebnisse genauso überlebt wie das "Multitasking im Rollkofferkrieg". Er drang in die "Schnittstellenkultur" ein und beschreibt das "Essen beim Betrachten von Frauen auf Laufbändern". Warum tut der Mann das? Einer dieser grässlichen Sprachschützer ist er nicht, das steht fest.
©2012 WortArt (P)2012 Edition Tiamat
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