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Auf knapp 300 Seiten stellt das DuMont Reise-Taschenbuch alle sehenswerten Orte und Ausflugsziele auf in Yucatan und Chiapas übersichtlich vor, Stadtspaziergänge, ungewöhnliche Entdeckungstouren und ausgewählte Wanderungen erschließen die Highlights und Besonderheiten der Region. Mit Lieblingsorten des Autors in Text und Bild, zahlreichen persönlichen Reisetipps, einem journalistischen Porträt der Region sowie einer separaten Reisekarte.

<p>Der König der Spiele ist zurück!</p>

<p>Der König der Spiele ist zurück!</p>

Willis Wu doesn't perceive himself as a protagonist: he's merely Generic Asian man. Yet every day he enters the Golden Palace restaurant, where a procedural cop show is in perpetual production. He dreams of being Kung Fu Guy-the most respected role he could attain. Playful but heartfelt, a send-up of Hollywood tropes and Asian stereotypes, a moving and daring novel. Winner National Book Award 2020

<p>Der König der Spiele ist zurück!</p>

<p>Der König der Spiele ist zurück!</p>

KIJIN GENTOSHO ist ein spannender und actiongeladener Samurai-Manga mit ungeahnten Twists!In Japans Hauptstadt Edo verdient sich Jinya seinen Lebensunterhalt als Dämonenjäger. Auf der Suche nach einem neuen Auftrag hört er Gerüchte über einen merkwürdigen Fall, bei dem ganze Gruppen von Menschen nachts überfallen und getötet werden. Jinya begibt sich zum Tatort, wo er auf einen Dämon trifft, der sich unsichtbar machen kann. Gerade als er beginnt, dem Geheimnis auf die Spur zu kommen, nimmt der kuriose Fall eine unerwartete Wendung ...Für Fans von Action-, Abenteuer-, Mystery- und Samurai-Manga!

<p>Der König der Spiele ist zurück!</p>

Sacrifice to the King of Beasts

<p>Die "Schöne und das Biest" neu erzählt</p>

<p>Die "Schöne und das Biest" neu erzählt</p>

Koreanische Lesetexte - Niveau B1 - inkl. Audio-Dateien zum DownloadThe "Darakwon Korean Readers" series is comprised of books that recompose classic Korean literary works to match the reading levels of students from beginner to advanced levels (A1~C2) so students can easily increase their Korean reading comprehension skills in a fun way. The third literary work in this series, "The Story of Heungbu," adapts a classic Korean novel about Nolbu, a greedy brother who wants to keep the assets left by his parents all to himself, and his poor but kind younger brother Heungbu. As students enjoy reading this story, they can naturally become familiar with vocabulary words and expressions that are essential for the intermediate level.In addition, through explanations about the historical background, students can understand the culture of that time period. Not only can students read the content, they can also listen to it by scanning QR codes to hear recordings of professional voice actors reading the story. Students can also use the English translations of the story and questions in the appendix at the end of the book to check their reading comprehension skills. The "Darakwon Korean Readers" series adapts classic Korean tales into modern Korean suitable for beginner to advanced levels. Each book presents vocabulary words and expressions that align with the standards of the International Standard Curriculum for Korean Language and Korean Language Education Vocabulary Content Development. Students can have fun as they easily read and understand each story. English translations of vocabulary words that are necessary for understanding the story are presented at the bottom of each page, as well as additional English explanations about grammar, expressions, and cultural background, allowing students to concentrate on reading without using a dictionary. In addition, students can easily check an English translation of the entire story in the appendix of the book. Students can listen to lively recordings done by professional voice actors by scanning the QR code on each page of the story. By looking at illustrations of the story's main scenes and listening to the voice recordings, students can not only improve their listening skills, they can also vividly understand the emotions of the characters. Using a variety of questions in the book's appendix, students can check their reading comprehension and practice sentence structures and vocabulary words that they should know for each corresponding level. In addition, students can compare various cultural situations with Korean culture through thought expansion questions based on the content of the story.