I'm Mexican and, I'm trying to learn Danish so, here listening to you it's getting a little bit easier...couse I speak a little bit more of English... and by the way, you are really good 👍
Keep it up, please 😊- fortunately there are a lot of very similar basic words between these two related languages as well as several grammatical similarities.
This is interesting for me. I'm USA born-and-bred person, and I hearing all sorts of words I've never heard before. The magic of the internet! I did not have this available to me 40 years ago, I can tell you that
Conrad is absolutely amazing! I know a lot of fun comedians! But to me, Conrad tops them all 😂👌 The amount of work, he puts into his comedy, is outstanding! I'm afraid, he might even know more about my own country than I do myself 😂😂
To be fair on the last one, the "Tusindben" is called thousand feet in the english language by slapping two latin words together (Millipede from the latin words Milia and pedes) 😅 Apart from that its spot on 👏👏👏
Everything he said was on point LOL..but he forgot about "Sankt Hans" where we used to burn witches, today we make human sized doll's and "hygger" while we send her to Bloksbjerg 😂...
I enjoyed this so much! Absolutely hilarious - especially the part about Hammel and the old man in the bus made me laugh out loud 😂 but I loved the entire show 🎉❤
Perfekt opfattelse af dansk, gid optimisme og selvværd ville indspirere, ville det ikke være fedt, at folk lærte at grine lidt af sig selv, så udvikling kan flyde frit. Og tak for vores næste. Konge..
My dad bought 6 bottles of red wine worth 150dkk each and the cashier made a mistake and only asked 145dkk for the entire thing. He was seriously considering telling them.
To be fair, all of his amusement over creation of words by putting together different words, or having very specific words with different usage based on context is, altough funny, not at all surprising if you're not speaking a germanic language natively. *insert meme* "Wait you guys don't just invent new names by putting words together and giving it new meaning??"
as a dane this is pretty funny. Hopefully you get to the longest word in danish one day in your jokes: "Speciallægepraksisplanlægningsstabiliseringsperiode"
😂 Grew up in Grauballe, lived Bjerringbro for two years and know all the bonderøv places mentioned. Now that I'm stuck in a suburb to Copenhagen, I miss the freedom and casual living I can't pass on to my kids entirely.
I personally think Danglish is much more prevalent in the large cities. After moving to a more rural area I immediately think it's Københavneri of the highest order when someone is Danglishing.
I looked up Mundelstrup just for fun. Yup! I'm crazyyyy 😂 It has a population of 422 people. (2023) It's officially a village. I would call it a bump in the road 😂
Actually the word "gift" as in "to marry" also existed in Old English - a wedding chappel was for instance "a gifthus". A place where the bride was given or gifted away by her family to the groom. And a bat was also considered some as some sort of "mus" / mouse in Old & Middle English: hreaþemus = "waving mouse" 😉
Great show, really funny 🤣 As a dane I like to hear you making fun of me, my people and my country - even the flag. But stay away from the king, because he is badass 😜I think that's only possible because danes know, that we also have a lot of serious things to be proud of.
I've been living in Denmark, I've pretty much enjoyed my stay but didn't farwelled so much as i could have .Was in Kopenhagen and in the countryside, around Kœge... Villages and suburban towns are very boring, that's true .U can hardly fraud or cheat on busses whilst on metro and trains it's possible .The advantage of knowing French is that it can help u a lot for speaking Danish, that's also true .Many words boroughed from French, sometimes written the same, sometimes with scandic style but easy to recognise and pronounce when being French speaker .The tongue is mostly gutturalistic and not so hard to say for French because of common vocabulary and pronouncing . Main difficultness should come from the purely original Old Norse words that don't look like the English spelling even if lots of words are similarly looking and both share the same root .
Aarhus is almost legendary for the total lack of control over the bus network. Nobody cares to buy a ticket there. :) And surprise: Nobody cares about Aarhus buses in the first place. :D
Went to Aarhus last week for the first time. Got involved into a car accident on randersvej due to a mad cyclist.... Better had have looked this video before going there... 😂😂
Very funny... Even if a few of the jokes didn't make so much sense.... Like how is motorsavs masakren hyggelig, when chainsaw massacre sounds scary... it is clearly the same word just spelled different... It is the Texas part ? Because Texas can be quite scarry :)
6:05 bruh as someone who knows history, there's like basically no difference between an englishmen and and a dane, at least not genetically. Plus the weather in both countries are very similar. You're barely an immigrant.
I am Sorry - but it’s not cancer. Kræft. The swearword is: Kraft edeme: Power-swearing/ Oath. An ED means: An Oath. And it may be two words put together. Oath and the last end of another Word: Satme (mig/ me). So Oathsatanme. A personal opinion. Absolutely nothing about Cancer. That is spelled with æ. Kraft means POWER or FORCE. ☺️ I like your show!
Honestly never thought about ridiculous firben is. It is just a name to me but yeah "four legs"... that is hella lazy
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I don't think that you are being fair to the Brits. Only 95% of them looks like Onslow from Keeping up Appearances (Mrs. Hyacinth, Fint Skal det Være).
From the UK? A very Danish dialect though.. To me it sounds like a Danish dude pretending to be from UK. This show seems like a hoax to me.. I mean.. I'm Danish and even I can do a better English accent. Great humor sure... Very easy though when or if you're really Danish and therefor have a hidden knowledge. I've heard countless of English stand up trying to speak Danish. None of them sound THIS accurate in EVERY danish word. Sorry. I just don't buy it.
Okay Louise, jeg sætter en alarm, til om en uge, så kommer jeg og tjekker din kanal, og jeg forventer at se en video med din åh så fantastiske engelske udtale. Så lad være med at skuffe mig Louise.
as a Dane i can confirm everything he says is correct.
We do, in fact, hide from a company called "DR." I haven't seen anyone take a shit in the middle of a Fakta though.
@@nightbird7208 you haven't?
@@itzPhysik No. I get my stuff either in 365, Spar, Netto, or Føtex.
@@nightbird7208 usually same.
it is indeed very hooggelig here
As a Dane I can 100% confirm these facts. I was crying from laughter, throughout the whole show
I'm Mexican and, I'm trying to learn Danish so, here listening to you it's getting a little bit easier...couse I speak a little bit more of English... and by the way, you are really good 👍
Keep it up, please 😊- fortunately there are a lot of very similar basic words between these two related languages as well as several grammatical similarities.
This is interesting for me. I'm USA born-and-bred person, and I hearing all sorts of words I've never heard before. The magic of the internet! I did not have this available to me 40 years ago, I can tell you that
As a Norwegian I understood a lot and i laughed so hard at times.
love to you bro we hate danish too :D
Why you got that groomer background?
Same for meg 😂😂😂😂😂
Good job, Marve Fleksnes 😂
Conrad is absolutely amazing!
I know a lot of fun comedians! But to me, Conrad tops them all 😂👌
The amount of work, he puts into his comedy, is outstanding! I'm afraid, he might even know more about my own country than I do myself 😂😂
"maybe they are from Randers". Most Danish thing ever.
Why is his Danish pronunciation unironically better when he speaks in a high pitch voice
Just wait until he starts speaking Norwegian 😂
Found a clip on instagram and found this video after, it's great 😂
To be fair on the last one, the "Tusindben" is called thousand feet in the english language by slapping two latin words together (Millipede from the latin words Milia and pedes) 😅
Apart from that its spot on 👏👏👏
Everything he said was on point LOL..but he forgot about "Sankt Hans" where we used to burn witches, today we make human sized doll's and "hygger" while we send her to Bloksbjerg 😂...
That was very funny😂. At least 900 thanks.
Made my day Conrad ! 🤣
Great show Conrad 👍and so happy spring is finally here in Denmark even its still freaking cold💨. but the marie chickens is out 🐞🤪
I enjoyed this so much! Absolutely hilarious - especially the part about Hammel and the old man in the bus made me laugh out loud 😂 but I loved the entire show 🎉❤
Very awesome show! 😍
That was amazing dude! :D 10/10
I gotta watch a show live, saw a snippet from a clip, then searched him up-
my guy is fucking great yo, i'm ballin'by eyes out and ribs are hurting
Perfekt opfattelse af dansk, gid optimisme og selvværd ville indspirere, ville det ikke være fedt, at folk lærte at grine lidt af sig selv, så udvikling kan flyde frit. Og tak for vores næste. Konge..
4:59 lol. I laughed so hard I think I scared my dark. So true, though
as a dane i confirm 100% of this
Onrad you set are perfekt 👍🏻
My dad bought 6 bottles of red wine worth 150dkk each and the cashier made a mistake and only asked 145dkk for the entire thing. He was seriously considering telling them.
I don’t get how you can talk about the Danish "LEGO-language", then immediately go on to Gorm Gormsen in his WHEEL+CHAIR without reflecting on that.
To be fair, all of his amusement over creation of words by putting together different words, or having very specific words with different usage based on context is, altough funny, not at all surprising if you're not speaking a germanic language natively. *insert meme* "Wait you guys don't just invent new names by putting words together and giving it new meaning??"
@@kabel2582 Are you sure you want that double negative?
as a dane this is pretty funny. Hopefully you get to the longest word in danish one day in your jokes: "Speciallægepraksisplanlægningsstabiliseringsperiode"
What the hell is that?????
I can’t wait ❤.
Dude! I really hope you blow up here! :D so good.
On december 24th, our christmas, police came and knocked around 9pm , because my father forgot to take the flag down after dark, lol
It's called "flagging for the devil" 😂
Den blegfis er fandme sjov!
😂 Grew up in Grauballe, lived Bjerringbro for two years and know all the bonderøv places mentioned.
Now that I'm stuck in a suburb to Copenhagen, I miss the freedom and casual living I can't pass on to my kids entirely.
That was awesome 😂😂😂😂😂
Perfect😂😂😂
Love it
I've been reading too much Russian literature lately, I read the title as Comrad Molden
Ha ha 🤣😂
funniest comedian i know conrad your really funny please never stop making jokes
You're amazing ❤❤❤
Great show
8:01 oh yes! the swearing 🤩
Watching this on påskeferie in Skagen😂
hahaahahahah det fedt
5:28
Missed opportunity to say “Welcome to the land where things are actually free.”
I personally think Danglish is much more prevalent in the large cities. After moving to a more rural area I immediately think it's Københavneri of the highest order when someone is Danglishing.
That shit is going to be epic!!
you forgot to translate grovbolle from the bread section
I looked up Mundelstrup just for fun. Yup! I'm crazyyyy 😂
It has a population of 422 people. (2023)
It's officially a village. I would call it a bump in the road 😂
Joe and juice they are a charm
Mange Tak Karina 🇺🇸🇩🇰 xx
Actually the word "gift" as in "to marry" also existed in Old English - a wedding chappel was for instance "a gifthus".
A place where the bride was given or gifted away by her family to the groom.
And a bat was also considered some as some sort of "mus" / mouse in Old & Middle English: hreaþemus = "waving mouse" 😉
Honestly the butcher part is pretty accurate, although our local butcher is called Anders
😅 pronounced something like Anna's ?
Spending literal minutes bashing the Danish weather is great.
Because it's fucking true
58:07 Well when they are in the water we call them a Havskildpadde “seaturtle”
You're wrong about Gammel Dansk. Its not to clean car engines. Its the residue from cleaning car engines. ;)
Hvad kan man i virkeligheden forvente af en Europæisk kopi af en Amerikaner. Det er ikke kun sproget som USA har taget til sig husk det.
They even had the word "gamul" for old in Old English 😉
the guy before Brian also came up with the name "Sølvfisk"
Great show, really funny 🤣 As a dane I like to hear you making fun of me, my people and my country - even the flag. But stay away from the king, because he is badass 😜I think that's only possible because danes know, that we also have a lot of serious things to be proud of.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🇩🇰❤️
The bee stung me in the ass.... It was not its fault. It was sweet. ❤️ RIP danny. ❤️
Fitness world + ball washing = Rasmus Paludan.
Sir I clapped for you there!
🎉🎉🎉
I've been living in Denmark, I've pretty much enjoyed my stay but didn't farwelled so much as i could have .Was in Kopenhagen and in the countryside, around Kœge... Villages and suburban towns are very boring, that's true .U can hardly fraud or cheat on busses whilst on metro and trains it's possible .The advantage of knowing French is that it can help u a lot for speaking Danish, that's also true .Many words boroughed from French, sometimes written the same, sometimes with scandic style but easy to recognise and pronounce when being French speaker .The tongue is mostly gutturalistic and not so hard to say for French because of common vocabulary and pronouncing . Main difficultness should come from the purely original Old Norse words that don't look like the English spelling even if lots of words are similarly looking and both share the same root .
Aarhus is almost legendary for the total lack of control over the bus network. Nobody cares to buy a ticket there. :) And surprise: Nobody cares about Aarhus buses in the first place. :D
Went to Aarhus last week for the first time. Got involved into a car accident on randersvej due to a mad cyclist.... Better had have looked this video before going there... 😂😂
Great. U can all confirm it. But can u make him play the Old Amiga Games?
I have always felt more british than danish. Have lived in swindon since 2019. I want him to Come back with me now hehe. Because its all true
its a very hyggelig show
not too shabby. Fakta-version of Louis ck :P
Hvad hedder sangen der bliver spillet i starten
“Hygge!” by Kenny Peter 🎶
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can confirm fakta, in my time there there was piss and shit on the floor from time to time
Very funny... Even if a few of the jokes didn't make so much sense.... Like how is motorsavs masakren hyggelig, when chainsaw massacre sounds scary... it is clearly the same word just spelled different... It is the Texas part ? Because Texas can be quite scarry :)
6:05 bruh as someone who knows history, there's like basically no difference between an englishmen and and a dane, at least not genetically.
Plus the weather in both countries are very similar.
You're barely an immigrant.
I just taught my teenage boy to not sit on a mushroom while u Are smoking one. Alice in Wonderland never.....?
The funny thing about taking a shit in fakta is, that it actually happened
DSG actually means "Dansk-Svensk Gårdhund" 😅
Born USA lmao funny stuff.
Joe and the juice and Borgen.
I’m surprised you didn’t mention that a guinea pig and a porpoise are both marsvin in Danish.
All the depressed people are dead? I must’ve lost my invitation.
me too.... although the fact that i wasn't invited might do the job.
If you saw 5 kroners on the floor you would definitely pick it up
I am Sorry - but it’s not cancer. Kræft. The swearword is: Kraft edeme: Power-swearing/ Oath. An ED means: An Oath. And it may be two words put together. Oath and the last end of another Word: Satme (mig/ me). So Oathsatanme. A personal opinion. Absolutely nothing about Cancer. That is spelled with æ. Kraft means POWER or FORCE. ☺️ I like your show!
he is so funny... our language is so fucked and noone speaks in danish anymore.. all danlish
Selv når vi holder os til "dansk" har vi fuldstændig tabt kampen. Så'n der ild brormand ild så'n der
Help!! It All smells really bad now and i am being forced to play farming simulator. 😂
Nearly every English boy look like a prince and a few danish boys are okayyyyy, maybe but the most of them look… I don’t even know what they look like
Danes have actually been deemed the second most beautiful people in the world but as a person from Denmark I don’t really get that but OK
You could try hear the laugh Bird australske
They have, there different
Types,
Honestly never thought about ridiculous firben is. It is just a name to me but yeah "four legs"... that is hella lazy
I don't think that you are being fair to the Brits. Only 95% of them looks like Onslow from Keeping up Appearances (Mrs. Hyacinth, Fint Skal det Være).
These subtitles aren't doing much for me ...
Direct rubbish.
Jep
From the UK? A very Danish dialect though.. To me it sounds like a Danish dude pretending to be from UK. This show seems like a hoax to me.. I mean.. I'm Danish and even I can do a better English accent.
Great humor sure... Very easy though when or if you're really Danish and therefor have a hidden knowledge.
I've heard countless of English stand up trying to speak Danish. None of them sound THIS accurate in EVERY danish word.
Sorry. I just don't buy it.
ok
Den er go' med dig Louise
Det er da overhovedet ikke en dansker dialekt. Se klippet med ham i go morgen Danmark. Så kan du hører forskellen på dansk og engelsk accent.
Der bor over 55 millioner mennesker i England. Tror du virkelig at de alle sammen vil have den samme accent?
Okay Louise, jeg sætter en alarm, til om en uge, så kommer jeg og tjekker din kanal, og jeg forventer at se en video med din åh så fantastiske engelske udtale. Så lad være med at skuffe mig Louise.
Jeg syntes også dansk er et sexet sprog, der er masser af følelser i det. You funny Conrad 😂