12 March 2012

At your doorstep

The Korean people have strictly intercepted and repudiated at the doorstep anything unsound that gnaw at the sound thinking of people and hinder the genuine development of civilization of the society since the day the building of a new society started.
No, don't ask me. Ask the expert.

6 comments:

Shaun Downey (Jams O Donnell) said...

I understand the individual words but this is gibberish even by DPRK standards!

SnoopyTheGoon said...

 Aha! This is why the expert is required!

David All said...

Yes, that article set a new high, or is it a new low, for North Korean propaganda. Can you imagine just how distorted the mentality of its author is. 

yitzgood said...

It is quite difficult to render the part you quoted in terms an Imperialist can understand, but roughly, it means "I would really like a potato right about now, but I am afraid to say it openly because I might get sent to re-education camp." I think I figured out what many of the strange syntactic lurches in these sentences are: the author's stomach growling.

SnoopyTheGoon said...

 I don't know about mentality, but his digestion, as you can see from translation, is fine.

SnoopyTheGoon said...

 Thanks Yitzchak, it is a blissful feeling when one finally gets the meaning.