Äsop'sche Fabeln op kölsch: Deerverzällcher vum Äsop, us denne mer so mänche Lihr trecke kann
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Brauckmann, Karin
Gröbe, Volker
Sicken, Peter
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2001
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There are fifty fables in this book, translated into the Cologne dialect. There is a T of C at the beginning, a lexikon at the end, and something then about the group supporting the Cologne dialect. That statement begins with the claim that for these translators, kölsch is the only language in which they can drink! Advertisements at the end offer The Little Prince, The Christmas Story, and Das kölsche Schimpfwörterbuch. The fifteen black-and-white illustrations are adequate. I wish that they all, like the cover picture, had been done in color. I tried several of the first fables. It would be even better to hear a native speaker of kölsch recite them, but it is not hard to find the German behind this dialect. The whole effort behind this book bespeaks the fun of fables.
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Verlag M. Naumann
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6427 (Access ID)