JPgoon: here is an icelandic dude making jokes in english about northern europe language me, french: *interesting.*

His english accent is quite good 👍😊

But I not understand why he is speaking in English?

Förstår alla Nordiska språk. Men talar int.

Sweds doesn’t work in Norway🙄 why would someone go to a less interesting country....

me, who has never spoken to a norse person before: haha so true

I don't understand anything, but it's funny

Even I'm Javanese, I laughed about this. Nordics are so funny.

As a Norwegian, I understand more of this guy's "Danish" than I would if a Dane spoke.

Um, Finland is not Scandinavia. And neither Iceland. 🤔

Makkarainen means sausage apparently

HA, HA, HA, this is So funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He's Good.

Funny. Thanks. It reminds me, being half Norwegians and half Swedish by heritage - jpgoon.info/number/bideo/1ouRjchtrq2OqqE.html

minä rakastan sinua. *Pay the fucking money.*

People in the north east of England have an accent that goes up at the end of a sentence, that must be Norwegian

Awww, he did forget that estonian is also quite similar to finnish, not as mentally well adjusted, but still...

my mom always says that you can speak danish if you put hot potato in your mouth and try to speak swedish :D

tak tak

I have met exactly one Norwegian in my life and he did indeed do the ski jump thing when he talked.

Super fun, but dont know where this jumping up an octave come from, never heard that before lmao

0:58 i almsot feel bad for the guy ... Kamelåså

The way he says "minä rakastan sinua" Just sounds so much better than anyone that actually speaks finnish

Who came here just to see nordics beating the shit out of each other in the comments?

This guy is hilarious xD

Imagine speaking Scandinavian

Thanks

Finnish sounds like Scandinavian Hungarian to me...

Macarena bit hilarious..😂😂😂

I am American and you all sound the same to me, sorry. I'm sure the opposite stands true as well.

Cada vez que escuche la Macarena pensaré en este tío 😂😂😂 y en los finlandeses

As a swede I understood his danish better than I've ever understood a danish person speaking danish..

LOL

Been to the Blue Lagoon, so feel like an honorary Icelander...

"This guy is from Finland! He must be drunk he must be drunk he must be drunk..." me, a drunken finnish person watching this: "Mitä vittua?"

His name is Ari Eljárn, if anyone wants to know.

Mina rakastan sinua Ari. You are so funny. Maybe Salmiaki makes you so funny like that.

Everyone thinks they understand Nordic languages after watching the Muppet Show a couple of times.

This guy is so funny, I actually got tears in my eyes from laughing

I'm polish and I study hungarian but I've also learned some estonian and finnish (hard to believe but these 3 languages are in the same language group) and I can say that hungarian isn't similar to any other language but estonian and finnish has some similar words (ex. the numbers). Even though Estonians and Finns don't understand each others (polish people also don't understand Russians but many people think they do). I don't know swedish nor norwegian at all but for me they sound similar to estonian and finnish, I mean the way of pronouncing the words. Btw I love the sounds of all these languages ❤️

0:32 This guy's from Finland he must be drunk, he must be drunk, he must be drunk. Very true I must say as a finn myself.

Have a Danish grandma and the Danish English accent was perfect

Danmark forever🇩🇰

The finnish who did macarena song did it when they came to Brazil. lol

My nordic brothers and sisters! What say you we form a nordic alliance but as individual countries?

0:58 I suppose any people whose language has similarities with another language will go through that at school. Here in Brazil they try to teach us spanish just because it's a bit close to portuguese and then as a grown-up you'll eventually meet spanish speakers around and talk to them in a frankstein language. Thankfully they usually speak bad portuguese back at us and we end up having a good time.

Wait.. so his name is Eldjárn? As in Fire Iron?? That's badass! My name just means Apple Twig... :(

I'm Norwegian-Sami, and our language sounds so similar to Finnish

Hold kæft en taber.

My mother was Norwegian, as I knew her obviously from birth I always thought she spoke English so well and was quite posh, a few years after she died I was looking back at some home videos and Christ she would put the Swedish chef from the Muppets to shame Hurgy girdy wurdy and yes even in English ending every sentence on a high. He's absolutely correct of course about this, always thought it was funny listening to my relations back in Norway speaking. And yes, every one of those feckers are stinking rich.

I’m a Canadian kid. My dad was from Umeå. He spoke lots of languages. I asked him one day if he spoke danish? He said Danish isn’t a language it’s a throat disorder.

We should speak Finnish, it would be better for everyone.

He forgot to tell what (I love You) are in Faroese and Northern Sami Faroese = Eg elski teg Northern Sami = Mun ráhkistan du

Non-Scandinavians: "Scandinavia is so cool. Such different, diverse countries but they still speak sort of similarly enough to have a basic comprehension of what they mean." Fins: "Yeah, we don't do that here." *Thousands of miles in the distant Ural region between mountains, lakes and towers of ice* Finno-Ugric ancestor: "I feel you, brother."

I must have watched this 10 times now and I still love it

Icelandic danish sounds more like norwegian spoken in an icelandic way lol

yeah we americans only speak one language because we have like zero immigrants

My best friend is Finnish and it's true, sounds like satanic language 😂

Ripuli on märkää kakkaa

Interesting I came from Estonia and moved to Oslo for a few years and went to high school. I never thought Norwegians ended their sentences by jumping an octave and I'm quite perceptive with languages(I speak Est, Eng, Rus, and Norwegian without an accent, or I switch between regional accents). I speak fluent Norwegian and you can't tell I'm not from Oslo unless I come across a word that's not commonly used. ( funny story, I went to the shop during lunch break and got ice cream. I was attending one of the best schools in Oslo and I was not even in the immigrant class but in a regular class. I thought I'd ask for a spoon from the shopkeeper but to my horror, I found out that in my two years in Norway I had never needed to use the word for "spoon" so I didn't know it. So after trying to mime I just said it in English hahaha.) However, I have been told by other Nordic people for example a Swedish guy at work that Norwegians do end their sentences by jumping up high. I wonder if this is just a big scam by all the other Nordic countries to make Norwegians seem weird because theirs is the only language that sounds normal(depending on dialect and if you're using the official language of the Oslo region or the other weird one Nynorsk(ew)) and is very very close to how you actually write. (ofc it is nothing compared to Estonian. Finnish is the god of sounding like what they write, no diphthong quackery, words you just pronounce differently bcs we say so or not pronouncing letters if you write them)

The handsomely female previously call because hearing functionally bleach including a delirious wave. general gentle, ludicrous grey

His accent has a strange hint of Irish

где субтитры, Серёж

This is so clean and funny 🤣

How can the band be so calm.

Kaisa M?

I'm Finnish and this is hilarious

I watched this clip to educate myself on Nordic culture

I’m from the netherlands and want some of those Scandinavian drugs

As a dane, please don't compare all of us to people from Copenhagen, those guys are basically swedish.

I can't stop laughing if I hear anyone speaking English from Finland - it always makes me feel I listen do runk Raikkonen or allu (CS:GO Player) :D

Нихуя ты умный

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I’m learning Swedish by myself it is so beautiful!!. My native language is Spanish.

Perrkele...!!!

Idk why I watched the whole video. I've never lived outside India. Still found it funny 😂

I can listen to this guy for a while

If anybody's wondering his name is Ari Eljárn

Jag kan inte förstå danska alls🤷🏼‍♀️

I SUGGEST A PULPIT AND TEA/COFFEE CUP.

Is that a plastic water bottle on stage? So shortsighted.

roligt!!!!!

I really want to learn Finnish it sounds beautiful

Im from Norge, and i speak perfectly danish when drunk to.. super funny video, just dont drink anything when you see this, because the water etc.. will go everywhere

Can you spell his name in the description / title? *ARI ELDJÁRN* - it’s disrespectful to not properly credit a performer.

Danish are visually appealing. Problem is when they open their mouths. Brutal accent.

Holy crap he's really funny......! Goin to next video now.....!

I'm English and I found this hillarious.

It always amuses me how Scandinavians point the finger at their neighbours for being drunks. I met in my life Norwegians, Swedes, Finns and Danes, and I really cannot say which ones of them were more drunk than the others.

All i know from Finland is ez4ence ence ence ence puted kuper belt

I’m a Swede. Boyfriend has danish relatives. And I’m freaking scared of their language. I seriously get anxiety if I hear danish because I feel like I SHOULD understand, but I don’t, at all.

How to say I love you in finnish: "Pay the money... by wednesday"

I didn't know that Danes speak like Arnold Schwarzenegger

I'm Croatian and this is like the Balkan countries getting together, only without wars, alcohol and burek.

Now that saatana perkele vittu mäkäräinen is plating in my head rest of the day 😆

Lol denglish!!

Danglish! Love it!

So funny 😂😂😂 tho I am from Greece 🇬🇷🇬🇷👏👏👏

Has to be Iceland's number one standup comedian

English word: Discard Iceland pronounce it: Fleyga Fleyga in faroese means: masterbating

perkele, että on tullu naurettua tälle! Perkele I have laugh this so muuuuuuch>!!