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Kotowaza

Proverbios japoneses

Camacho Cruz, Javier / Sánchez, Rafael Ángel

$298.00 MXN

Sinopsis

Doscientos proverbios y expresiones populares procedentes del país del sol naciente en una edición ilustrada a todo color que permite al lector un acercamiento al ingenio y sabiduría orientales tan reconocidos y valorados en Occidente.
Cada proverbio, escrito en caracteres japoneses (kanji y hiragana), contiene su interpretación en romaji además de la traducción literal y su equivalente en castellano.
Una obra de referencia tanto para los que deseen conocer un poco más sobre Japón y sus costumbres como para aquellos estudiosos de su lengua y su cultura.
Solo nos queda desear al lector que saboree con calma, y sin apresurarse, cada proverbio pues ????? (tanki wa sonki) «la impaciencia conduce al fracaso»

Editorial:
Editorial Quaterni
Año de edición:
2018
Materia
Literatura oriental
ISBN:
978-84-948971-1-5
Páginas:
216
Encuadernación:
Pasta blanda
Idioma:
Castellano

Disponibilidad en Centros

  • Condesa
  • Polanco
  • Santa Fe
  • Perisur
  • Zona Rosa
  • Roma
  • San Ángel

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