Christmas in Sweden has very little to do with Jesus, these days. A big mass is still aired on national TV as tradition, but is nothing anyone in my family has ever watched. So nativity scenes can be seen, but Santa is more common. Then later in the day we all watch Donald Duck Christmas special. Santa Claus had an easy time becoming popular in Sweden as we already had gnomes in our folklore, small santas basically. The Disney cartoon Santa's workshop shows it quite well. And before we had Santa Claus, we had the Christmas goat bring gifts, the Christmas got as lost his job in modern times and is now exclusively a decoration made from straw. A really big ones, that sometimes catches fire, is in Gävle
And Santa Claus is even called "Tomten". The gnome. So we even kept the name. Stars and seven armed candelabras is the only christian thing I can find in my familys Yule celebration. Yes. Yule. Not Christmas. :)
We have Santa Claus who gives presents on the 24th of December. Not many connections with Christ during our celebrations (for most). Yule and Jul (Christmas) goes further back in history.
Henrik Dorsin is influenced by an iconic comedy duo called Hasse och Tage (and even older comedy than that). Tage Danielsson were type of an independent social democrat. he supported them but also criticized them. He was noticed. They made fun of varies issues in society. And i guess that's what comedians do these days, everything is politicized. But most of them are not so obvious with there opinions, they could vote for whatever in a polling station.
Dorsin is also very well suited to delivering satire of the "upper classes" as he himself comes from an upper-middle class suburb (Lidingö) and can deliver these Hasse & Tage (or even Karl Gerhard)-like couplets with a perfect diction and the confidence that comes from knowing the environment he parodies.
Ich komme aus Schweden und liebe deine Reacts ❤ Ich lerne jetzt Deutsch und ich stimme dir zu, Swedisch und Deutsch sind wirklich ähnlich. Du kannst fast jede deutsches Wort in Swedisch finden. Aber der deutsche Grammatik... 😱😱😱
3:32: Da hat sich ein Übersetzungsfehler eingemogelt. Das soll (zum Thema passend) „Kapital“ heißen, nicht „Hauptstadt“. Das wäre im Original „huvudstad“ und würde sich überhaupt nicht auf „galet“ reimen. „Det går galet“, wörtlich „das geht verrückt“, bedeutet „das geht völlig schief“, oder „das ist völlig daneben“. Vermutlich eine Fehlübersetzung über Englisch „capital“.
It is just Santa. Well in the past it was like Germany was in the past, with Santa and Krampus. But yeah the popularity of an evil goatman punishing people for misbehaving... yeah that didn't last long.
"finsk Fidel" means "a Finnish version of Fidel Castro". :D
And it also plays on the fact that Finns think Santa is from Finland.
Finsk means Finnish and when he says Fidel I assume he's referring to Fidel Castro. A Finnish Fidel Castro.
And fryntlig means corpulent. A corpulent Finnish Fidel Castro.
1 € = 10 kronor, approximaly
If we want to be exact 11, 64 rn😂
Fidel as in Fidel Castro. Finland claims Santa lives there.
That santa lives on Cuba?
Red is the color of communism, now we know why Santa Claus always wears red 😂
I thought it was to hide the bloodstains...
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Christmas in Sweden has very little to do with Jesus, these days. A big mass is still aired on national TV as tradition, but is nothing anyone in my family has ever watched. So nativity scenes can be seen, but Santa is more common. Then later in the day we all watch Donald Duck Christmas special.
Santa Claus had an easy time becoming popular in Sweden as we already had gnomes in our folklore, small santas basically. The Disney cartoon Santa's workshop shows it quite well. And before we had Santa Claus, we had the Christmas goat bring gifts, the Christmas got as lost his job in modern times and is now exclusively a decoration made from straw. A really big ones, that sometimes catches fire, is in Gävle
yea I never learned that christmas had anything to do with christmas from my family only later at school did they mention that
And Santa Claus is even called "Tomten". The gnome. So we even kept the name.
Stars and seven armed candelabras is the only christian thing I can find in my familys Yule celebration. Yes. Yule. Not Christmas. :)
We killed krampus tho.
In sweden santa will come to childrens houses and visit. He will give gifts on christmus eve. Not when kids are sleeping like in USA.
We have Santa Claus who gives presents on the 24th of December. Not many connections with Christ during our celebrations (for most). Yule and Jul (Christmas) goes further back in history.
1 EUR is 11,64 SEK at the time of writing this.
A finnish Fidel - is a stab at Santa, and Finland being claimed as the "home of Santa" and the likeness to Fidel Castro; former president of Cuba.
I assume that "finsk Fidel" alludes to Fidel Castro's beard and the fact that Finland claims that Santa lives in Finland
Not to mention Fidel being a communist through and through...
Henrik Dorsin is influenced by an iconic comedy duo called Hasse och Tage (and even older comedy than that). Tage Danielsson were type of an independent social democrat. he supported them but also criticized them. He was noticed. They made fun of varies issues in society. And i guess that's what comedians do these days, everything is politicized. But most of them are not so obvious with there opinions, they could vote for whatever in a polling station.
Dorsin is also very well suited to delivering satire of the "upper classes" as he himself comes from an upper-middle class suburb (Lidingö) and can deliver these Hasse & Tage (or even Karl Gerhard)-like couplets with a perfect diction and the confidence that comes from knowing the environment he parodies.
We mostly have Santa Claus, and in some families it isn't even Santa - it is a "jul bock" (Christmas Goat) that brings the gifts.
But he's called "Tomten". The gnome. So not really Santa Claus either.
Ich komme aus Schweden und liebe deine Reacts ❤
Ich lerne jetzt Deutsch und ich stimme dir zu, Swedisch und Deutsch sind wirklich ähnlich.
Du kannst fast jede deutsches Wort in Swedisch finden.
Aber der deutsche Grammatik...
😱😱😱
3:32: Da hat sich ein Übersetzungsfehler eingemogelt. Das soll (zum Thema passend) „Kapital“ heißen, nicht „Hauptstadt“. Das wäre im Original „huvudstad“ und würde sich überhaupt nicht auf „galet“ reimen. „Det går galet“, wörtlich „das geht verrückt“, bedeutet „das geht völlig schief“, oder „das ist völlig daneben“. Vermutlich eine Fehlübersetzung über Englisch „capital“.
“Das kapital” even. It’s not just one error in there.
In sweden we do not have a christ kin sorry for posebly spelning that inkorekly
And tomten or jul tomten means 4he gnome or the christmas Gnome
1 euro is somewhere between 10-15 kronor depending on rate
Putting the finger on the wound, would be in Sweden press the sore spots. Trycka på de ömma punkterna.
Hey Chris from Germany I'm Chris from Sweden like your UA-cam name😂 cheers
Haha 😂
Like your videos will check if I can recommend some
It is just Santa. Well in the past it was like Germany was in the past, with Santa and Krampus. But yeah the popularity of an evil goatman punishing people for misbehaving... yeah that didn't last long.
100000 kr 10 000 euro
Isnt this na original?