Comments by "Kim Jong-un" (@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un) on "Feli from Germany" channel.

  1. 22:58 "Hiwwe wie Driwwe" = modern German "hüben wie drüben", and while it literally means "here like there" the colloquial meaning is "both sides". Hiwwe Wie Driwwe is the only Pennsylvania Dutch newspaper, and the name implies that they tell the whole story.
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  2. 18:09 "springen" is also southwest German for "making a short trip/walk", like "Ich spring kurz rüber zum Laden" (I make a quick trip to the shop) And as someone who grew up in Switzerland, I can confirm that I understood a lot of what they were saying. I'm glad I was introduced to so much stuff there like basketball, Disney, and cheese
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  3. I know how you feel. The former DDR were a wonderful ally of ours. They've helped reconstruct our ports of Hamhung and Hungnam after they were destroyed during the war! My grandpa Kim Il-sung had the opportunity to visit the DDR in 1956 and 1984 (while Honecker visited the DPRK in 1977) and he appreciated the people and the country they were building. Neither time did the Germans sound angry to him whatsoever. The juxtaposition of your bubbly personality and the subject matter of Adolf Hitler’s public oratory hits me like a cement truck. Thanks for providing me the surrealism I need on a fairly regular basis, no sarcasm intended.
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