This is how english was taught in swedish schools, overarticulated sentences in dialogues between 2-3 fictitious characters. And it was always about checking into hotels, booking appointments and buying clothes. "Excuse me, I would like to buy a cardigan, how much do they cost?" "Hello. I would like to order a fish and chips please. And also, I would like a glass of water." And always in the Queen's english, we got reprimanded if we spoke with an american accent, which was ironic because after a wave of Faulty Towers, Benny Hill and Emmerdale, it was mostly american produced entertainment..."on the telly" 😄
Same when I was in school except it didn't have to be queens English. It's still the standard English but we we're allowed to speak American English too. I really hated those listening tests they had
English (American accent) is one of the languages I grew up speaking (in Sweden), and most of my English teachers leading up to highschool would really make a big deal out the whole thing, indeed scolding. One of them to the extent that I went to see the principle to complain. Quite ridiculous.
This is similar to some shows that was shown in school during language classes. I especially remember the one with "el perro esta en el orno" in spanish class (i think there was frensh, german and English versions too). I don't remember any clips like that being shown on tv though.
When I grew up Hipp Hipp was a poplar comedy series, but also if you like dark humour "Poesi för fiskar" posted clips on youtube back in the day. It is very amusing watching you react to the comedy, keep up the good work! 😄🙌
Swedish Comedy is the best in Sweden, we love what we call skadeglädje. Skadeglädje = rejoicing at or deriving pleasure from the misfortunes of others. malicious enjoyment derived from observing someone else's misfortune. that is why is funny in Sweden.
Well, I remember (I'm 60?) a man on the television - I believe in the 60's, a Mr Gotobedpierce, he taught English in a similar way. The reason I remember him so well is because he had very protruding ears 🤣
Yeah I watched educational language shows like this on Swedish TV as a kid in the 80's before I was old enough for school. They were very goofy. Didn't understand a word of it of course but we only had 2 channels and one of them didn't have any programs during the day so not much of a choice.
It's funny you mentioning sounding like a robot. When I was in Secondary School here in the West of Scotland in the 80's, there was an audio French programme for the bottom 2 sets in 2nd year called L'Eclaire and they had a robot called Poomf teaching French phrases in a robotic voice. I can't remember how I heard it as I was doing O'Grade French. It might have been my dad who let me hear it as he was a French teacher in another town. Literally pish yerself.
In my youth we hand Mr Gotobed in films to teach us english, but his ears stuck out from his head in an angel of 90 degree so we only learned not to laugh out loud, no english oh wait i do remeber: Mr Brown smooked a cigarr before bed.
Well AckScHuAlLy: read upon the real human trafficking problem in Sweden, with the overpopulation of migrant men and the imported human trafficking. That's how dark this skit went - a travesty. An imported tragedy.
I can recommend a few funny Swedish tv shows, you should react to Tiffany person (tv show called hipp hipp!), Hey Baberiba (especially the Swedish royal family parts), Leif & Billy (two brothers living in northern Sweden with problems all day long, basically), Bert (older Swedish tv show), Byhåla (tv show from the 90’s with two friends called Ronny and ragge), dom kallar oss tratten och finkel (two friends without money living together in misery, basically), Full frys (tv show from 1998 with comedians stefan and Krister), hem till Midgård, Morran och Tobias (mother and son living in misery), Varantv (reminds of grotesco but from the 90’s). 😊
This is how english was taught in swedish schools, overarticulated sentences in dialogues between 2-3 fictitious characters. And it was always about checking into hotels, booking appointments and buying clothes.
"Excuse me, I would like to buy a cardigan, how much do they cost?"
"Hello. I would like to order a fish and chips please. And also, I would like a glass of water."
And always in the Queen's english, we got reprimanded if we spoke with an american accent, which was ironic because after a wave of Faulty Towers, Benny Hill and Emmerdale, it was mostly american produced entertainment..."on the telly"
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Same when I was in school except it didn't have to be queens English. It's still the standard English but we we're allowed to speak American English too. I really hated those listening tests they had
English (American accent) is one of the languages I grew up speaking (in Sweden), and most of my English teachers leading up to highschool would really make a big deal out the whole thing, indeed scolding. One of them to the extent that I went to see the principle to complain. Quite ridiculous.
Its so fun to see someone that is not Swedish comment on grotesko.
This is similar to some shows that was shown in school during language classes. I especially remember the one with "el perro esta en el orno" in spanish class (i think there was frensh, german and English versions too). I don't remember any clips like that being shown on tv though.
We had to watch Napoleon Dynamite or what he was called, the movie or show about him :D "Vote for Pedro!"
Yes. Parody of Swedish School-TV
Omg, I've literally been looking for this clip for years!! 🤩
I think it's a Parody of the TV show: Start. It was an english course back in the seventies, I actually remember it....Haha! 🍻
Grotesco's Arbetarfiket is another good one
When I grew up Hipp Hipp was a poplar comedy series, but also if you like dark humour "Poesi för fiskar" posted clips on youtube back in the day.
It is very amusing watching you react to the comedy, keep up the good work! 😄🙌
Swedish Comedy is the best in Sweden, we love what we call skadeglädje. Skadeglädje = rejoicing at or deriving pleasure from the misfortunes of others. malicious enjoyment derived from observing someone else's misfortune. that is why is funny in Sweden.
love this series! completely forgot about most of these videos
I've been waiting yeears to see someone outside of Sweden react to this xD love your stuff man!
NO, I am not getting into the van BEFORE I see the candy! I am not stupid!
Well, I remember (I'm 60?) a man on the television - I believe in the 60's, a Mr Gotobedpierce, he taught English in a similar way. The reason I remember him so well is because he had very protruding ears 🤣
The comedy show Hipp Hipp from Sweden also have funny "learn-english" segments😂
Dorsin is a master in this show.They are all good, but he fucking nails the comedy.
Well that kind of dark humor fits well with the name Grotesco. Its both funny and hurts at the same time
Holy shit I haven't seen this😂😅
I knew you would ennjoy this one!
Brilliance!! 😍
Yeah I watched educational language shows like this on Swedish TV as a kid in the 80's before I was old enough for school. They were very goofy. Didn't understand a word of it of course but we only had 2 channels and one of them didn't have any programs during the day so not much of a choice.
It's funny you mentioning sounding like a robot. When I was in Secondary School here in the West of Scotland in the 80's, there was an audio French programme for the bottom 2 sets in 2nd year called L'Eclaire and they had a robot called Poomf teaching French phrases in a robotic voice. I can't remember how I heard it as I was doing O'Grade French. It might have been my dad who let me hear it as he was a French teacher in another town. Literally pish yerself.
A joooooke
I would love a, De Arbetslösa, reaction
I remember watching Kreml High in school but I can't understand why or on what subject that could have been.
Grotesco is great fun!
OMG this is so bad I cant help cracking up all the time
Still waiting for you to react to Robert Gustafsson at royal Albert hall!😅🤩
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It’s also funny because it exaggerates the Swedish naivety.😱😇🙏
This is A VIDEO
Funniest is Swedish for newcomers ,from eleven different nationalities and the teacher is from heaven knows
In my youth we hand Mr Gotobed in films to teach us english, but his ears stuck out from his head in an angel of 90 degree so we only learned not to laugh out loud, no english oh wait i do remeber:
Mr Brown smooked a cigarr before bed.
Watch Grotesco they will never stop the dance
You should do a video where you only react to Swedish rap!
no
The best one is Ett Kilo Mjölk
Old Swedes are grown up with Monty Python, Fawlty Towers and Benny Hill, so what did you expect?
You should watch "Islamist vs Racist" by Viktor klemming. Hilarious social commentary skit in swedish!
There is one for how to speak swedish
Reminds me of Hipp Hipp, another Swedish comedy show. They also had lessons but they tried to teach English people Swedish. Very funny.
Well AckScHuAlLy: read upon the real human trafficking problem in Sweden, with the overpopulation of migrant men and the imported human trafficking. That's how dark this skit went - a travesty. An imported tragedy.
How to spell "beveridges"?
Beverageses
You shold watch" peters politicaly correct spech about equal rights" by Viktor Klemming
I can recommend a few funny Swedish tv shows, you should react to Tiffany person (tv show called hipp hipp!), Hey Baberiba (especially the Swedish royal family parts), Leif & Billy (two brothers living in northern Sweden with problems all day long, basically), Bert (older Swedish tv show), Byhåla (tv show from the 90’s with two friends called Ronny and ragge), dom kallar oss tratten och finkel (two friends without money living together in misery, basically), Full frys (tv show from 1998 with comedians stefan and Krister), hem till Midgård, Morran och Tobias (mother and son living in misery), Varantv (reminds of grotesco but from the 90’s). 😊
not funny