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The last one was actually the original - a real commercial. All the Swedish versions are from a Swedish comedy show.
I haven't seen any of these, but it sounds like a Swede talking with a Finnish accent. Funny, non the less.
@@bonnarlunda Yes the "Partaj"-show is a Swedish comedy show so he just imitaded a finn. And the last was the real ad with a finn that knows swedish because it was an ad that was about a finnish company that opened stores in Sweden - these commercials was for those stores.
K-Rauta is common store in Finland that does sell tools and building materials.
Translation from where the subtitles stopped
(The text says Partaj Jarmo would not have existed if it were not for a certain Jarmo Mäkinen in a certain clip.)
My name is Jarmo! I am from Finland, a neighbor from the east-a land known for sauna bathing and thousands of lakes, Sisu, Rally, and tango. But we are much more than that; we are a country that has survived harsh winters, stood up against unfavorable odds, and unwelcome neighbors. A land where handshakes still matter and where silence speaks volumes. It's a land built by steady hands and genuine foundations, without shortcuts, and with respect for nature.
Now, we are here in warehouses all over the country because Sweden's cause is ours. And you deserve better than thin laminated floors and flaccid handsaws. Our name is K-rauta, a hardware store made of the best materials.
As a Finn who’s never seen these before, good job 🇸🇪😅😅😅
“We have no word for shampoo” 😂
With the common Finnish mispronunciation too - “sampo”. Most Finns seem unable to pronounce “sh” or “sch” so they just say “s”.
'You can be drunk without having fun'. Live lessons right there.
The Finns are a glorious and magical people, they have a *specific* word for being hangover after getting drunk at home clad only in your underwear, Kalsarikännit.
There are at least 130 different ways of saying hung over, probably more.
As a Swede, how do you compete with that?
Kalsarikännit is when you actually get/are drunk
@@technognu Kalsarikännit = Getting drunk home (usually alone) with no intention to go out.
Partaj is a swedish comedy show. they where making fun of the comercials about k rauta a finnish building material store in sweden. The final clip is one of those comercials that partaj was making fun of.
09:40 This last one is the original advert of a Finnish hardware shop "K Rauta" that is played in Sweden with "Jarmo". The first ones are parodies of "Jarmo" and the advert.
The advert is also a parody 😄
Adverts? Haha... no! These are documentary's about a normal Finnish man living in Sweden.
Laughed wiht these, even as a Finnish. Brilliant.
Sweden and Finland are each other's favorite frenemies.
To be honest, Sweden always had a love/hate relationship with their neighbours. Norway is like our younger brother, we can make fun of them, but nobody else is allowed to, Finland is like the brother a year apart, we love to compete and tease, but if they are in trouble, we are always there to support and Denmark - well, we don´t talk about Bruno.
actually, we lovve the Finns.....they are our brothers
And you are our sisters.
@@Majakoski1907incredible, such a typical answer. And now my weak swedish stomach hurts from laughing 😂😵 Perfection
Lauhed so hard on this 🤣 Br. from Finland
Thats actually funny because those are the stereotypes about Swedes in Finland. Swedes are always considered as snobby or just gay and feminine 😃
It is a parody of a commercial for K-rauta, a Finnish home improvement retail store. But turistbyrån here is "tourist bureau" - so you get it. The real Jarmo is a Finnish actor who plays characters in in Swedish movies. So it is as much a parody of him as of the Finnish. This is from the parody program called Partaj. It is worth checking out.
It is taking the piss out of BOTH Finnish *and* Swedish stereotypes and prejudices.
I am a Finn living in Sweden and I love these funny sketches from Partaj and especially when they make fun of us Finns. Jarmo seems to be a tough guy for the Swedes. They are funny how they make these jokes about us Finns.
So this is a compilation of parody sketches from an old swedish tv show called "Partaj" that did this kind of sketch humour. This is a parody of a commercial (or rather a group of commercials) for a hardware store called K-Rauta, where the swedish-finnish "Jarmo" appears (the last one was the only "real" commercial, and it starred that actor for all the "real" K-Rauta commercials). He talked kinda like that, very "robust" language, but ofc less ridiculous.
Its brilliant. .because it also takes a piss out of stereotypes that Finns have about Swedes..
It’s commercial for K rauta a Finnish store here in Sweden ? Isn’t it ?
The last clip is from the real commercial. The other ones are parodies of that commercial/finnish stereotypes, that appeared in a comedy show.
Not 100sure but i think the last clip was the actual commercial that the parody Jarmo was based on. A fin (Jarmo Mäkinen) who swam to sweden to give the weak swedes proper building materials. For the Finnish hardware stores K-Rauta.
They're short comedy skits parodying the K-Rauta commercials with Jarmo Mäkinen. To say it's parodying Finns is not accurate, because this is how Finland is, calling Swedes Gay, and on the regular making fun out of Swedes, despite a little bit more than 1/3 of the Finnish population being descended from Swedes.
Don't get it wrong, everyone makes fun out of Sweden among the Nordics, they're the richest, by far(although Norway is getting there, not taking in Middle Easterners with Anti-Western Mindsets does help maintaining a stable economy), but historically Swedes have made it worse for all the rest of us, Danes, Norwegians, Finns, etc.
So not only does the neighboring nations dislike Sweden with a passion, you can assume that 1/3 of the native Swedish Citizens, hate it with an even bigger fervor. And that's not including the 2 Million Immigrants, of which also a lot of those having a despise of the nation, although for other reasons.
So anyways, that's why we Scanians, a Dane Tribe, in the southernmost region of Sweden, absolutely abhor Sweden, we're also the secondmost populated region after the greater Stockholm Region, and we often use the phrase Håll Sverige Rent, Släng Skiten I Stockholm, which means, keep Sweden clean, dump the trash in Stockholm.
Oh and the actor in these skits, is Comedian Johan Petersson, he started as a TV Host in 1992 on the National TV SVERIGES TELEVISION, with 2 other Actors, Eva Röse and Alice Bah Kuhnke(the former minister of culture and minister of democracy), to host the Disney oriented TV show, Disneyklubben(The Disney Club), and after that he starred in many other shows, like the Comedic Viking Based tv series, Hem till Midgård, and many more.
I'm a Sweden Finn, my parents came to Sweden as children from nothern Finland. The most common finnish stereotypes are: we always carry knifes, we are always drunk, we fight, we think swedish people are weak or gay and we work hard af. And my parents and other finnish people say these are a little bit exaggerated old truths.
The last video was a real commercial from K-Rauta (a hardware store) and the previous sketches you watched was a parody of they real commercial.
Haha, as a Norwegian we have some of these stereotypes about you finns too :D Mostly for the drinking and swearing tho. I visited a friend in Sweden two weeks in the year 2000 once, and he had a finnish neighbor. He came to our party carrying both a knife and some liters of moonshine :D He was quite scary actually hahaha! But also funny. He worked hard as you say, and got very, very drunk. Had to trick him into drinking even more so he would fall asleep but it took a very long time :D Must be something in these stereotypes, but the same could be said for my part of Norway, we were also known for moonshine drinking, fighting. mustaches etc. I also worked with one finn, he was maybe the best and hardest working welder I have ever known. You really do not mess around with you guys :D
As a Finn: Alcohol has been a strong part of Finnish culture, this is true. Not even a stereotype. 😊 But how many can think of a reason why?
After the Winter War and the Continuation War (where hole Finnish nation took apart, not just some professional soldiers, hole nation), a large number of Finns began to use alcohol to alleviate the symptoms of traumas. Which caused traumas to their children, but also provided a model of how to live and survive. The cycle has been long, but today's young Finns don't do it anymore. At least the same way. Traumas have decreased every generation. 👍
But for this reason, there is some basis in this stereotype, but my own view is that there is a very understandable reason behind it. Everything is not as black and white as it may seem in a country that has lived in peace for hundreds of years. And that's why it sometimes annoys me that Swedes find this thing funny and a joke. In addition to the fact that they themselves did not come to help in that war.
But we do know that these can be difficult for outsiders to understand so we take those jokes pretty "easy". But this drinking has been just one way for Finns to survive after wars. Let's not forget that many of those veterans are even still alive so it's not that long. Time will tell how Ukraine will survive in the coming generations.
@Katkathe another factor to finnish drinking in Sweden is that finnish people often got harder work assignments. An unproportional amount of persons on disability pensions are finns. All my grandparents had to retire early because of disability, most likely from hard labour. Almost all finnish alcoholics I know personally are/was hard working stoics. Thankfully it's not as bad for newer generations.
I’m sure the civil war was a much bigger trauma for Finns and Finland than the winter war and the continuation war. Not being able to handle alcohol so well is sort of in the Finnish culture. 😉
When you say ough, that is different. That is the real finn making a comercial on swedish TV but he speaks swedish, many finns do. That has inspired the videos before
As a finn I think Jarmo is badass. I wish i could be More like Him but i Use shampoo every leap year
Yes, The last one was a original commercial we had here in Sweden:) So Partaj made their own fake commercial breaks in their show & made a parody on this one.^^
-& if anybody missed it; you can see the finnish-singer in the Metal/rockband "Lordi" who won Eurovisions song contest 2006, standing in the background waiting for the bus in the original one:P
So they planted a little joke too^^👍
There was an advertisement for a Finnish hardware store, which also exists in Sweden, that's the last clip you see, so the real advertisement, the rest are parodies of that particular advertisement.
Love K Rauta commercial, the last one, the other comedy shows are great too. There are around 6-8% vegans and 11-12% vegetarians in Sweden.
Jarmo is a legend in Sweden and Finland
The last Guy is Jarmo 🇫🇮
Yes don't mess with a Finn or you get in real trouble
How big is Veganism in Sweden?
Too big
Its a parody of a person (Jarmo Mäkinen, who is from Finland and also is an actor in movies) on a home depo commercial. One of the original commercial: th-cam.com/video/Mhu2mFKAAX0/w-d-xo.html
9:51 he is finnish actor Jarmo Mäkinen
The last one is an actual commerical, the rest is a parody of that one and was part of a sketch TV show . Too bad the last one didn't have subtitles.
"Jarmo" was pretty interesting phenomenon around when it came out. Bit of a original meme on both sides of Gulf of Bothnia. You can see why a bit of Finnish self-irony can be a real hit in both nations!
It is inspired by a finn who make a comercial on swedish TV . The last one is that finn.
In Scandinavia and the Nordics everyone likes everyone. But Swedes and Finns are special, we like to make fun of each other, but we are also respect one another like no other Nordic, we are also partners in many things. Like military for one 🤝
Likhet mellan svenska och finska armen.
I Sverige använder man hårnät och I Finland hårnät. F16 hornet.
Vad är det för likhet mellan svenska kungen
och Tarzan.
Båda är apornas konung. ;-)
The Finnish drink/drunk cykle 4-5 hours :
1 be angry and quiet..drink again and again and..again
2 u still angry but now u open ur mouth and say something random- drink!!
3 get sad and start arguing about small things - drink more
4 get angry again swear and look for someone to fight with - drink more
5 get nostalgic and sad and start singing with tears in your eyes - drink even more
6 become unconscious with your forehead against the table and your hand around the glass
Oh i love my Finnish Suomi brothers ..but i never drink with them, i learnt my lesson =)
Funny parody ads. many people think of Finns as similar. Finns have become more relaxed and into today's type. culture has changed rapidly. if you remember the 80s, that's when finnish culture started to change rapidly. today, finnish culture and technology are ahead of more countries than before. there were funny ads in the reaction. :D
One of my absolute top five in the humor genre.
And I think finlandssvenska is one of the finest dialects in Sweden.
// En svenne
Det där var ju inte finlandssvenska.
Han bryter på finska. Det är inte Finlandssvenska.
@@julinarist Sant förståss. Men jag fick flashbacks där till min ungdom då jag ofta fikade tillsammans med riktiga finlandssvenskar från en äldre generation-
The last one is one of series of popular adverts for the Finish hardware shop KRauta, that exist in Sweden. They make fun of the Finish stereotype, and are really funny. The other ones are a parody of that commercial, from the sketch tv-show Partaj (slang word for Party) , and they are exaggerate that stereotype even more, making the parody even more extreme.
Is there no knowledgeable person who can put English lyrics to Ola Aurell's "Finska nationalsången"? Internet needs that
Swedish vegan here🙂🙂
me+vegan=💀(i'm a swede)
They had this comedy show on TV called Bastuklubben, which was also aired here in Findand. I find Partaj hilarious, because it mocks both Swedish and Finnish stereotypes equally.
i grew up with Johan Pettersson on tv, but he was tv-host for child-tv - after child-tv it derailed for him, but in a good way haha. He has done so many funny sketches
adverts for a hardware company.
😂haha
The LAST ONE WAS the actual Ad that was being parodied in the previous clips!
BUT extremely exaggerated and turned up to 1000% - Taking the mick out of the Finns with Swedish preconceptions of Finns!
Think that was called "bastuclubben" or so. There were longer and much More better clips. 🇫🇮 I am. Still hilarious
I will never forget taking the morning plane on a Sunday back to Stockholm from Helsinki after i spent the weekend with a girl there.
I needed a smoke so I went to the smoke room and hoped I could bum one from someone, an older Finnish lady gave me one and we had a short chat.
''Where are you heading?'' she asked
''Back to Stockholm , and you?' 'I answered
''I'm going to the canary Island, I was suppose to be there since last week but my husband was to drunk to board the plane, so we had to reschedule''.
A very Finnish reason I thought to myself. I didn't see the husband there so I asked her:
''Oh I see, so are you heading there by yourself this time''?
''No , my husband is sitting at the bar, he is already 5 beers deep''.
This was 8 AM
This was a small sceetch during a program that is practically a combination of many sceetches, some longer not to many shorter. The main program is called "Partaj" which means ( party ).
This fake commersial is a part of a TV-show called 'Partaj'.
The fake commersial is a caricature of a real TV commersial for a hardware store common in Sweden (K-Rauta, a Finnish brand).
It is also a caricature of the stereotypical men in Sweden vs Finland..
The last clip is one of the real TV commersials.
Are all the expats following the same book/script? What's up with so many channels suddenly reacting to this particular clip in last few days.
"Svenne" is a mildly derogatory term for svensk (swede) mostly used by immigrants from non european countries.
I hope for YOUR sake that the movie Yrrol has English subtitles!
Good funny commercials, I doubt they can be made anymore because everything is so sensitive. I do remember these :)
"..gör som vi eller skit på dig.." xD
Jarmo is played by Johan Petersson and he is my favorite comedy actor of all time he is a genius!
its from a comedy show
"Svenne" is the word that all immigrants in Sweden, not only Finns, call native Swedes.
It is really too much, way over the top but hilariously funny.
The last one is the actual Jarmo that is from finland and is qute a bad ass guy!!
the real Jarmo whas a comersial as seen in the last in vids for K rauta in finnland. the rest ov your vid is a swede doing satire of the real Jarmo.
There is a small difference. :D We love each other anyhow.
😂😂😂. Sweden sucks at hockey.. 😉😉😘😘😘🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
20.000-30.000 vegans and at least 500.000 vegetarians in Sweden!
Haven't really watched much TV this century so I don't know how it was broadcasted. Except that last clip was absolutely a commercial for a real company (selling things and tools you need to build stuff, houses, bathrooms, whatever). I think the sketches is someone riffing on that last actual commercial. Or maybe K-Rauta (the company) liked the riffing and used them as commercials too. I don't know.
It's a bit the same kind of relationships and stereotypes between northern Sweden and Stockholm. In northern Sweden Stockholm is called "Fjollträsk" which translates to something like: 'sissy swamp'. Also there's been large minorities of Finns in Sweden and Swedes in Finland for centuries (Especially in northern Sweden), so maybe it's where that similarity stems from.
Don't feel bad mate, it's just humor. Stockholm and Helsinki are equally . Btw welcome to NATO!
This is satire of a comercial from
k-rauta, the show is partaj
You missed the last JARMO clipp
Check out kummeli, meanwhile in Sweden😂
The man's name is Johan Pettersson. He is a Swedish comedian and the show this is from is Partaj, a Swedish comedy show.
The man he plays is an actual Swedish/Finnish actor named Jarmo Mäkinen and he did a commercial for a Finnish construction company in Sweden called K-Rauta. The last clip is the real commercial with the real Jarmo and the other clips are a parody of it.
And about being vegan or vegetarian in Sweden? No, most people aren't but the ones who are always tell you, we who eat meat doesn't feel we have to tell every single person we know. That's why it seems like it.
8:38 Evil and angry - Punch a wolf.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Real men do not speak swedish.
Tourist agency HYVÄÄ
So funny. I love it. //Svenne
Han tog mitt godis, hahahaha
This is pretty meta actually, with it being a Swedish comedy show making fun of Finnish stereotypes by utilizing a Finnish character - who in turn makes fun of Sweden with stereotypes about Sweden, in Finland :D
watch johan glans
Johan Pettersson är det
This was a series of ads or parody SPOOF ADS - For a Finnish chain of home improvement hardware stores!
It exists more
Around 9-10 % of the swedes are vegetarians or vegans today so not that many..
The last one is the orginal Jarmo, that all the other skits are a parody of
It’s the same guy and the last clip was the actual ad 😊
Its a parody on a real advert
Fantastic :D
JARMO RULES, VOI PERKELE !
Yupp, vegan here.
Really? Tell me more.
@@gashix There are lots of vegans in Sweden and plenty of vegan products, restaurants and companies.
That's Swedes for you. First they ask Finnish actor Jarmo Mäkinen come to Sweden to play all sort of tough and bad guy roles in movies, TV series and commercials, and then they make a parody of "stereotypical Finns" based on all that fiction they themselves have come up with: "Partaj - Jarmo Bastuklubben" and "Jarmos pappa är en svenne + Jarmo och Jarmo". K-Rauta might be a Finnish company, but still. Beside, those K-Rauta commercials just point out the poor quality of Swedish building, which is completely true. Think about IKEA for example. Here Jarmo tells that he's just an actor. Everything is just acting: "Jarmos bekännelse". And it's not just Swedes. It's a Scandinavian conspiracy. Here's how Norwegians portray Finns: "Kollektivet: Finnish Trend Report" and "Kollektivet: Finnish Music Special". And then when "Swedish royalties" spend Xmas in a Finnish store chain commercial, Finland gets blamed again. Even though the actors, and probably the advertisement agency too behind the add, are Swedish: "Prisma joulu".
Omg you take it to personal
You prove that finns are little softies as well