I bunn og grunn så er noen av de hyggeligste personene jeg har kjent er polakker. Jeg hadde polakker som naboer i mange år og jeg skulle ønske jeg hadde dem fortsatt som det. Men de flyttet. Og jeg savner dem.
I am polish and I live in Denmark snice few years. I have "dual" opposite feelings about this video. On one hand it is super funny but on other hand I am so tired of being generalized...
haha, mulig det, men klippet er ment for å være litt oversterotypisk. At en polsk advokat tjener mer ved å jobbe med fysisk arbeid i norge er jo bare fun! xD
I meant this: How often had you an opportunity to listen to spoken Polish or Russian and knew that it was Polish or Russian respectively? Also: How often had you an opportunity to hear spoken Danish and Norwegian and knew that it was Danish or Norwegian, respectively? Does this makes more sense to you now? The point is: while Danish and Norwegian (bokmaal) are all but the same language, they sound totally different, no matter whether your ear is natively English, Italian or Ki-Swahili.
Polish and Russian are much more different from each other (the written language too) than Danish and Norwegian, in my opinion, although I am a native speaker of none of these languages, lol.
I do not know if this is relevant, but they are speaking Norwegian with a distinct Russian (not Polish) accent, and the music in the background is not Polish but distinctly and unmistakably Russian. Also, the names 'Alexej' and 'Andrej' do not exist in Polish, they are Russian. The Polish counterparts would be 'Aleksy' and 'Andrzej', but 'Aleksy' is very rare in Poland. Other than that, the skit is fairly to middlingly (rather middlingly) funny.
Har ni inte fått skit för detta? Jag menar; folk som blir arga för att detta är fördomsfullt? Kan förstå det i så fall... till viss del, men nä, detta är bara roligt och detta måste man ju kunna få lov att skoja om!!! :D :D
Also: while Swedish and Norwegian are pretty close too (though not as close as Norwegian and Danish) they DO sound very much alike to an untrained ear. But you won't tell me that Norwegian and Danish do too. Neither do Polish or Russian, though they may be not so wildly apart as the former two. See what I mean? The velar 'l' iin the skit, the strong palatalisation of consonants before front vowels, and many others are very Russian traits not known in Polish.
For my opinion the small part of this act has some true in it.. For my eyes polish people don't valuate themselves, quite often working for lowest prices in marked even if they are skilled workers.. And its hard to trust them, because they are telling that they can do something for you, but it will be just first time when he will do this and at the end the result is quite sad.. Just last year I got few commercials in postbox - few polish people is looking for painting works and the price was.... and other commercial was also - 2 guys from polish can do painting, woodworking, lay tiles, do some gardening and there was more... So painting, woodworking and tiles - one clever man told one's "You can be professional in one skill, or amateur in many"
'Norwegians aren't native to any slavic languages' Thank you for telling us! 'Polish and Russian sound quite similar to us' I seriously doubt so. Polish and Russian sound quite different, maybe not so extremely different as Norwegian and Danish (which no-one would say sound alike, although they're almost the same language, I am talking of bokmaal, which Polish and Russian are not) but nearly so. The problem is, you have hardly any opportunity to listen to Polish while KNOWING it is Polish.
'Alex' does not exist in Polish---to my best knowledge---either and the letter 'x' is not even used in Polish (save in 'taxi', 'express' and a couple of others). You mean 'Aleksander'? But 'Aleksej' is 'Aleksy' in Polish, but the name seems to be extremely rare in Pl.
Nope, tro meg ikke alle polakker er sånn. Jeg skal ikke legge bort faktumet at noen faktisk er sånn men ikke alle. Jeg er dessverre en polakk, men jeg bor i Norge, kan Norsk, går på skole, har venner og lever et helt normalt liv😌 Så.. Til helvete med nordmenn som hater på polakker
Yeah, but as I explained above Alexej and Andrej are Russians so there is no room for 'selv-'irony. Russians would have to be asked to show 'self-irony'.
Oj tam oj tam! Juz ja wiem co ich zainspirowalo do tego skeczu! Ja stalem na tym parkingu i czekalem na prace w 1999r "na wakacjach". Ten parking jest za campingem Bogstad za Holmekolen w Oslo! oj spalo sie w samochodzie pare tygodni. brrrrrrrr ufff
OK, these comedians are poor piglets, deserving commiseration in every respect. They are not representative for the proud, respectable people of Norway. BTW, the dark velar 'l' which they (over)use in this silly skit of theirs is characteristic for both Norwegian and Russian, but not for Polish (whether it does not exist), nor Swedish, nor Danish, nor German.
They say at 0:56-0.57 'krasna ploshad', which is 'Red Square' in Russian. The skit would have been much funnier if they had taken pains to caricature some really Polish linguistic and behavioural peculiarities. Imagine someone made a comedy about 'Norwegians' (rather than the Duch), showing them drinking Heineken, smoking pot, muttering 'Damrak, Oude Kerk, Wilhelmus van Nassouwe' all the time and boasting about having administered euthanasia to so and so many... See what I mean?
Andrzej Kowal: Skjønner godt hva du mener. På jobben min er det innleid en god del polakker og jeg opplever de aller fleste av dem som vennlige, oppegående og humoristiske mennesker, som mennesker flest er. Jeg tror ikke du skal ta det for hardt innpå deg at dette vises som den stereotypiske Polakk, for det er langt fra det det er i virkeligheten :-)
@GiertychChuj i am from Norway and i love polish people. and most of the peoples in Norway liks polis peoples, they are nice, kind and works bether then the popels in norway
There is no generalising here. The video reproduces (in imho rather a tasteless and silly way) stereotypes about RUSSIANS, not POLES. 'Polish' guys with Russian names, speaking with a strong Russian accent, listening to Russian music and interspersing their silly dialogue with allusions to Russian realities (such as the Red Square) are no statement about Poles, either offensive or flattering. As a satire on things Polish, they are simply off the mark. Call it 'A. og A. - russer' & it'll be OK.
to Pan się myli, oni mają rosyjskie imiona, wtrącają rosyjskie słowa, wspominają rosyjskie realia, słuchają rosyjskiej muzyki, mówią z rosyjskim akcentem.
@MougeSyco The polish arent really the problem, they actually work, people from somalia on the other hand, who have social norms that says: women do the work, while men chill out in the shade - they are a problem
@alien193 Lol, wtf is that supposed to prove? I love Monthy Phyton, and the "Norwegian Blue" is also funny. So you think they made this just to diss Norwegians do you? thats just stupid
Relax, they are making fun of Norwegians almost as much Polish people. Saying that you can drink a lot simply strengthens his point... Thats what hes making fun of, you drinking too much;) :P It's just comedy, don't take it so seriously pal! =)
@GiertychChuj The polish people i've met have been great people. Our tenats are polish, and they help us with stuff in the garden wituot us even asking, ill be surprised the day I see a Norwegian do that. A few bad apples ruins for everybody else.
I think this videos portray Poland well, it's poor, people drink and speak in bizzare slavic language that sounds like they were constantly angry. Very dangerous place, don't go there.
The problem is... They're not polish!!! They're RUSSIAN!!! And it pissed me off >:(! Alexiej and Andrej have never been and never will be polish names. At least because we don't have x in polish alphabet!
'It is comedy'. Yes, this everybody is getting too, but you would admit it's not terrifically tasteful comedy. Maybe your Norwegian taste IS really as bad as that, but after Breivik you had better not advertise it. Fomenting pride-and-contempt feelings, be they national or religious, is not a good idea at all, look at what happened in Islamic countries after the silly video by an American Copt.
@MougeSyco 1. because you do not have rights to say things like " YOU MUST LEAVE NORWAY, BECAUSE I DONT LIKE THAT blah blah". watch?v=x75W88Q2OUw - here is the answer about norwegian emigrants. it is not only polish people that are moving to other countries, maybe it is too difficult to understand for you. grow up
Funny sketch, if it wasn't for the horrible accent that makes it sound Russian instead of Polish which makes the video funny in another way, the irony of ignorance or just laziness to just produce a sketch that portrays this poorly a foreign accent to such a high degree. Or maybe they even did that on purpose but I highly doubt Norwegian humour was this advanced back then, the only thing they had to do is pretend being a bee trying to speak Norwegian, it actually works without making the sounds like bzz too to long of course, rz sz cz as an example of more advanced sounds.
Im From Poland (working in Norway)!!! and i LOVE THIS!!! waiting for second part please !!!
ja pierdole to było na prawdę śmieszne. Czy My Polacy nie potrafimy się śmiać z siebie?
vi polakken har humor! :
I'm Norwegian, and i've been in Poland 2 times, and the people there are very kind peoples! I'm looking forward to go to Poland more times =D
Recommended i 2020 hva faen 😂
Jeg søkte etter denne XD
Bildet av kona er tatt i 2020?
@@steinar814 hæ?
@@Ocaylle sjekk tiden 2.01 i filmen.
THEY SPEAK RUSSIAN
Same shit
it's a stereotye here, that everybody from eastern europe talks like that!
don't take it personal, its just fun ;)
'skal du knulle med meg'' hahaha xD
HAHA synd for deg.. det er bare humor, visst du tar deg nært av det her så er du liten dritt. dette er ikke rasisme, sier bare det som er sant.
HAHAHA! Jeg ler meg ihjel ass. Konge!
I bunn og grunn så er noen av de hyggeligste personene jeg har kjent er polakker. Jeg hadde polakker som naboer i mange år og jeg skulle ønske jeg hadde dem fortsatt som det. Men de flyttet. Og jeg savner dem.
I am polish and I live in Denmark snice few years. I have "dual" opposite feelings about this video. On one hand it is super funny but on other hand I am so tired of being generalized...
@GiertychChuj
people from poland are really kind, I have been there
haha, mulig det, men klippet er ment for å være litt oversterotypisk. At en polsk advokat tjener mer ved å jobbe med fysisk arbeid i norge er jo bare fun! xD
you are certainly kiddin', Johanne.
I meant this:
How often had you an opportunity to listen to spoken Polish or Russian and knew that it was Polish or Russian respectively?
Also:
How often had you an opportunity to hear spoken Danish and Norwegian and knew that it was Danish or Norwegian, respectively?
Does this makes more sense to you now?
The point is: while Danish and Norwegian (bokmaal) are all but the same language, they sound totally different, no matter whether your ear is natively English, Italian or Ki-Swahili.
Polish and Russian are much more different from each other (the written language too) than Danish and Norwegian, in my opinion, although I am a native speaker of none of these languages, lol.
I do not know if this is relevant, but they are speaking Norwegian with a distinct Russian (not Polish) accent, and the music in the background is not Polish but distinctly and unmistakably Russian. Also, the names 'Alexej' and 'Andrej' do not exist in Polish, they are Russian. The Polish counterparts would be 'Aleksy' and 'Andrzej', but 'Aleksy' is very rare in Poland. Other than that, the skit is fairly to middlingly (rather middlingly) funny.
Har ni inte fått skit för detta? Jag menar; folk som blir arga för att detta är fördomsfullt? Kan förstå det i så fall... till viss del, men nä, detta är bara roligt och detta måste man ju kunna få lov att skoja om!!! :D :D
haha, jævlig bra! haha
dette er bra! er helt enig med deg.
I am Polish and I live in Denmark. I think that it is very funny video but it is sad that some people belive that it is true.
Amen ❤❤❤
hahaha dritbra x)
Also: while Swedish and Norwegian are pretty close too (though not as close as Norwegian and Danish) they DO sound very much alike to an untrained ear. But you won't tell me that Norwegian and Danish do too. Neither do Polish or Russian, though they may be not so wildly apart as the former two. See what I mean? The velar 'l' iin the skit, the strong palatalisation of consonants before front vowels, and many others are very Russian traits not known in Polish.
For my opinion the small part of this act has some true in it.. For my eyes polish people don't valuate themselves, quite often working for lowest prices in marked even if they are skilled workers.. And its hard to trust them, because they are telling that they can do something for you, but it will be just first time when he will do this and at the end the result is quite sad.. Just last year I got few commercials in postbox - few polish people is looking for painting works and the price was.... and other commercial was also - 2 guys from polish can do painting, woodworking, lay tiles, do some gardening and there was more... So painting, woodworking and tiles - one clever man told one's "You can be professional in one skill, or amateur in many"
'Norwegians aren't native to any slavic languages'
Thank you for telling us!
'Polish and Russian sound quite similar to us'
I seriously doubt so. Polish and Russian sound quite different, maybe not so extremely different as Norwegian and Danish (which no-one would say sound alike, although they're almost the same language, I am talking of bokmaal, which Polish and Russian are not) but nearly so. The problem is, you have hardly any opportunity to listen to Polish while KNOWING it is Polish.
@GiertychChuj There is a lot of Polish people in Oslo and everyone Ive met or spoke to are very friendly and cool
they are norwegians doing an old sketch.. it's ooold
I am sorry you had to see this. I am norwegian and I love polish and lithuanian people. I want more of you guys... to work with and to drink with!
De er drøye as:D
Fy faen, dritt bra video men de finst ikkje en einaste polakk som heiter Alexej :D. Ikkje alex eingong .
'Alex' does not exist in Polish---to my best knowledge---either and the letter 'x' is not even used in Polish (save in 'taxi', 'express' and a couple of others). You mean 'Aleksander'? But 'Aleksej' is 'Aleksy' in Polish, but the name seems to be extremely rare in Pl.
I'm a big boy!!
@ZipperZanta True, but every country has some nice poeple in their country, but some country's have more of those bom's like these guys form this vid
jeg har aldri møtt en polakk i hele mitt liv, men på grunn av denne videoen innbiler jeg meg at det er sånn de er XD
Johanne Workinn
Det Russia -,-
Nope, tro meg ikke alle polakker er sånn. Jeg skal ikke legge bort faktumet at noen faktisk er sånn men ikke alle.
Jeg er dessverre en polakk, men jeg bor i Norge, kan Norsk, går på skole, har venner og lever et helt normalt liv😌 Så.. Til helvete med nordmenn som hater på polakker
Yeah, but as I explained above Alexej and Andrej are Russians so there is no room for 'selv-'irony. Russians would have to be asked to show 'self-irony'.
Oj tam oj tam! Juz ja wiem co ich zainspirowalo do tego skeczu! Ja stalem na tym parkingu i czekalem na prace w 1999r "na wakacjach". Ten parking jest za campingem Bogstad za Holmekolen w Oslo! oj spalo sie w samochodzie pare tygodni.
brrrrrrrr ufff
😅
Az tak zle miales w Polsce zeby dac sie odczlowieczac ?
OK, these comedians are poor piglets, deserving commiseration in every respect. They are not representative for the proud, respectable people of Norway.
BTW, the dark velar 'l' which they (over)use in this silly skit of theirs is characteristic for both Norwegian and Russian, but not for Polish (whether it does not exist), nor Swedish, nor Danish, nor German.
Sure not all of them; Polish people are not born with English skills, if Norwegians are, well, good for them.
They say at 0:56-0.57 'krasna ploshad', which is 'Red Square' in Russian. The skit would have been much funnier if they had taken pains to caricature some really Polish linguistic and behavioural peculiarities. Imagine someone made a comedy about 'Norwegians' (rather than the Duch), showing them drinking Heineken, smoking pot, muttering 'Damrak, Oude Kerk, Wilhelmus van Nassouwe' all the time and boasting about having administered euthanasia to so and so many... See what I mean?
@erikrgyo du sier definitivt noe der! utmerket motivasjon for en eksamen om det engelske språget... det er det språglige, ikke sant(...)
LOL!
Andrzej Kowal:
Skjønner godt hva du mener. På jobben min er det innleid en god del polakker og jeg opplever de aller fleste av dem som vennlige, oppegående og humoristiske mennesker, som mennesker flest er.
Jeg tror ikke du skal ta det for hardt innpå deg at dette vises som den stereotypiske Polakk, for det er langt fra det det er i virkeligheten :-)
@GiertychChuj i am from Norway and i love polish people. and most of the peoples in Norway liks polis peoples, they are nice, kind and works bether then the popels in norway
@MougeSyco watch?v=GYNJuP6m9JU here is another example, need more?
here is 50 krones so you can shaddup and be happy again :p
Ja, de kan Einstein.
There is no generalising here. The video reproduces (in imho rather a tasteless and silly way) stereotypes about RUSSIANS, not POLES. 'Polish' guys with Russian names, speaking with a strong Russian accent, listening to Russian music and interspersing their silly dialogue with allusions to Russian realities (such as the Red Square) are no statement about Poles, either offensive or flattering. As a satire on things Polish, they are simply off the mark. Call it 'A. og A. - russer' & it'll be OK.
Det er russiskie navne, Andrej? Og russisk musik….
to Pan się myli, oni mają rosyjskie imiona, wtrącają rosyjskie słowa, wspominają rosyjskie realia, słuchają rosyjskiej muzyki, mówią z rosyjskim akcentem.
@GiertychChuj One of my friends is polish , and he's great :D Nothing like this x' D
2:26, legendarisk latter
we polish have lambreta's, u know the volswagen cars, minibusses
Slavisk iallefall
@MougeSyco The polish arent really the problem, they actually work, people from somalia on the other hand, who have social norms that says: women do the work, while men chill out in the shade - they are a problem
Hahaha.....artig...
"Skal du knulle med meg ?" 0:28
Chill.. Det er fortsatt forbannade tidig!
Why the speak Russian? You should have it prepared better. Also, I think drinking and random sex is more popular in Norway
hold kjeft a!
skeboyle!
Hahahahahaha
Mylisz się-przedstawiają Polaków-wsłuchaj się dokładnie;p
Yeah, its just a joke.. calm down. Dont think that every norwegian laughs at this neither
hehe..jeg kan operere for bare 70 kroner i time!!
hehe
Fak ya! XD POLISH POWER KURWA! : o
@alien193 Lol, wtf is that supposed to prove? I love Monthy Phyton, and the "Norwegian Blue" is also funny. So you think they made this just to diss Norwegians do you? thats just stupid
Kan polske folk engelsk?
De er ikke polakker. Andrew er ikke et polsk navn
dette er russisk. dere kunne i det minste sjekke først hvordan polsk høres ut...
Jesus christ! Samma faen det vel! Ikke en dritt som hører forskjell alikavel
@@alexanderblohme5044 og dansk og norsk høres også helt likt ut eller hva, er du døv eller lol
Klippe rosebosk🤣
Jeg kan ikke forstår, hvorfor du ikke snakke skikkelig norsk.
(Ja, jeg skrev feil med vilje)
hahahahahaahha råå man!!
Lage muring
du driter deg ut Pagnah.. jeg er halt polsk jeg også og skjønner godt hva ps3dream mener.. så vær så snill.. ikke drit deg ut mer a:)
Relax, they are making fun of Norwegians almost as much Polish people.
Saying that you can drink a lot simply strengthens his point... Thats what hes making fun of, you drinking too much;) :P
It's just comedy, don't take it so seriously pal! =)
@GiertychChuj
The polish people i've met have been great people. Our tenats are polish, and they help us with stuff in the garden wituot us even asking, ill be surprised the day I see a Norwegian do that. A few bad apples ruins for everybody else.
kanon artig :P
Eg er fra Polen
& Dessverre er dette ikke polakkene. De har en russisk aksent, slik at de kan komme fra Litauen eller Russland
er en sketch
@@JudasPriestSUCKS ja, er en sketch, men de skal vaere Polakker men snakker med russisk aksent
I think this videos portray Poland well, it's poor, people drink and speak in bizzare slavic language that sounds like they were constantly angry. Very dangerous place, don't go there.
Nie rozumiesz stary onanisto, że oni grają Rosjan, nie Polaków? Jakżeż chcesz, byśmy się śmieli z siebie, jeśli to nie my jesteśmy tu przedstawieni?
@nordicsquad du vet ikke hva de gjør!!
rjosebjosk!
The problem is... They're not polish!!! They're RUSSIAN!!! And it pissed me off >:(!
Alexiej and Andrej have never been and never will be polish names. At least because we don't have x in polish alphabet!
lol true
THEY ARE RUSSIAN!! im polish but they speak russian!!!
'It is comedy'.
Yes, this everybody is getting too, but you would admit it's not terrifically tasteful comedy. Maybe your Norwegian taste IS really as bad as that, but after Breivik you had better not advertise it. Fomenting pride-and-contempt feelings, be they national or religious, is not a good idea at all, look at what happened in Islamic countries after the silly video by an American Copt.
@MougeSyco 1. because you do not have rights to say things like " YOU MUST LEAVE NORWAY, BECAUSE I DONT LIKE THAT blah blah". watch?v=x75W88Q2OUw - here is the answer about norwegian emigrants. it is not only polish people that are moving to other countries, maybe it is too difficult to understand for you. grow up
they are not polish, they are russian or lithuanian , for sure - not POLISH :)
anyway - crazy people :)
I', Norwegian, and i've been in Poland 4 times, and the people there was infact very kind peoples! But ive got robbed 3/4 times. very kind. very kind
Skjer med at alle skriver på engelsk a?
hate!
😂😂
Funny sketch, if it wasn't for the horrible accent that makes it sound Russian instead of Polish which makes the video funny in another way, the irony of ignorance or just laziness to just produce a sketch that portrays this poorly a foreign accent to such a high degree. Or maybe they even did that on purpose but I highly doubt Norwegian humour was this advanced back then, the only thing they had to do is pretend being a bee trying to speak Norwegian, it actually works without making the sounds like bzz too to long of course, rz sz cz as an example of more advanced sounds.
@pOwErHiTradioLTU jo jeg vet godt hva de gjør, jeg er halvt polsk
ikke gråt, det er bare humor. det er ikke meningen at det skal være helt riktig det er liksom ikke det som er meningen..
@Akatsusek hmmm, Jeg er polsk og jeg heter ALEX....
THEY ARE NOT THE POLISH MEN!!!
Men de var veldig lite profilerte på den tiden da dette ble laget da...
helt enig med deg der as, kan ikke fordra all invandringa fra ikke europeiske land.
Oja, sorry.. skrivefeil ;)