Our author is a Freiburg Bobbele who likes to eat potatoes. But when she wants “Brägele” in Hamburg, she only comes back with a “Kumpir”. She asks herself: Who is actually funny here, North or South German? A list of quirks:
In this article you will find out: What is meant when “Bobbele” eat “Brägele mit Bibeleskäs”. Why nobody celebrates “Fasnet” in the north. Whether “a quarter to twelve” means a quarter to or a quarter past twelve. Hello, or should I rather say Moin? Almost half a year ago I moved from the south to the north of Germany, from the sunny…
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