imfaizzi I haven't heard that accent before, but perhaps they sound similar? I'm a dane myself, and that accent is spot on for what the majority of danes sound like when speaking English.
Danish grammar: easy (weird number system, like French) Danish pronunciation: Fem flade flødeboller på et fladt flødebollefad. Hva? Say that 10 times fast.
@@aphextwin6 Perhaps you've never been to Ireland. The vast majority of the population have zero knowledge/interest in Irish whatsoever. Same with Welsh in Wales I'm sad to admit.
@@barnbersonol England engaged in a deliberate and imperialistic destruction of Gaelic (and to a lesser extent Welsh), Denmark did not do that to Icelandic. Don't blame Ireland like it was somehow their own fault or laziness that their native language has been almost lost
@@TykusBalrog Irish is taught in every school and lessons are available for adults too. I was Irish I'd learn it for my passion and commitment. But most Irish people aren't like me.
I love when he does the danish accent, so perfect.
Never heard Danish-english accent but it sounded to me more like Bavarian-english accent. Im no expert at all though. :)
imfaizzi I haven't heard that accent before, but perhaps they sound similar?
I'm a dane myself, and that accent is spot on for what the majority of danes sound like when speaking English.
Chris Wings It yes I agree, his Scottish accent is also spot on.
The Icelandic phrase book I bought when I went had the phrase "can I get there by train?" in it
Maybe the writer needed a question to which the answer would always be "Nei, fífl!" 🤣
The dig at American Bond was great, laughed out loud
I love this guy! Able to be so funny without needing to go vulgar and swearing.
Good job Ari. Keep up the fantastic work.
Holy f*ck, this guy's hilarious!
Lol he's amazing😂 He's incredibly talented at accents. Love this guy😂
I'm American. He rips us apart with kindness.
VERY funny material and in Ari's third language.
And a brilliant sketch of James Bond and his martini
This man! 😂❤
(...)'Danish James Bond'...: fucking hilarious!!!
Great
Danish grammar: easy (weird number system, like French)
Danish pronunciation: Fem flade flødeboller på et fladt flødebollefad.
Hva? Say that 10 times fast.
Am I in the minority about his Danish accent? Most of my friends don’t sound Bavarian like that.
Hope my English sounds better and without too much of a Danish accent. Should be, since I lived in the UK for 2 years 😆🙈😅
But accents are fun (if not funny!), so I hope you don't lose it completely. :-)
@@montyskew oh..don't worry :) You can hear I'm not British, but was always praised for speaking it evt well :)
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Irish people are jealous of Iceland because they've succeeded in preserving a thousand year old language.
Gealic is not being preserved?
@@aphextwin6 Perhaps you've never been to Ireland. The vast majority of the population have zero knowledge/interest in Irish whatsoever. Same with Welsh in Wales I'm sad to admit.
But that's because Irish was completely supressed by the English. The Danish didn't do the same with Icelandic.
@@barnbersonol England engaged in a deliberate and imperialistic destruction of Gaelic (and to a lesser extent Welsh), Denmark did not do that to Icelandic. Don't blame Ireland like it was somehow their own fault or laziness that their native language has been almost lost
@@TykusBalrog Irish is taught in every school and lessons are available for adults too. I was Irish I'd learn it for my passion and commitment. But most Irish people aren't like me.
ARE ELJARN
Lol
Danish to my mind is not a language.
That comment offends me, but at the same time, I sort of agree
At least it's spoken by 2000% more People than Icelandic 🤣
@@yrsaweypil5056 ég elska þig Yrsa
Total disaster
@@yrsaweypil5056 Not per capita tho.