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Italian here...the funniest thing is that they couldn't even get the right pronunciation of cucchiaio, but the arguing and the sudden appearing of a guitar stereotypes are absolutely spot on😂😂
This reminds me of my days in engineering school! Some of my classmates were already engineers in their home countries before immigrating to Canada. They went back to school just to get "Canadian qualifications"
I’ve seen it when the students know more about the subject than the college lecturer and are correcting them. I had one college lecturer who was a student on the previous years course! They only got the job as there was no other candidate who applied.
@notmenotme614 I felt really bad for one of my professors because he thought his nonsense word salad statement were profoud observations since the university tolerated his horrible teaching. No one else was willing to teach introduction level writing courses.
I would be the same way if someone said York was better than Sheffield or that Calgary was better than Edmonton. People are protective of their home cities.
@@seekingabsolution1907 no, there's more. In Italy we have a strong antagonism between the north and the south. Milan is considered as the "capital" of the north and Naples the one of the south. The troubles run very deep, they regard both really important subjects and superficial ones so there's always a lot of tension. It's more like Pyongyang vs Seuol if the war was 160 years ago and no one wants to conquer the other. I'd like to add that the people from the north are very pissed off because all the Italian stereotypes are about the southern population. If you wan't i can try to explain myself better
My "beginner Japanese" class in college had only students who'd mastered 2,000 kanji and could write full essays, I felt like such an idiot for being an actual beginner
@kevins1852 Did it have math in it? Did you have the math prerequisite? Or is the professor pointlessly naming stars in problems without telling you information about them, buy the problem requires you to know such information by heart?
@@poutineausyropderable7108 That was way back in the 1970s, when the Apollo program had ended with Apollo-Soyuz, Mariner was exploring Venus and Mercury, Pioneer was exploring Jupiter, and Viking had landed on Mars. And I had had a pretty decent math background. And I was so excited about the US space program. But that astronomy course was not your average 101 beginner college course 😵💫
I took a Spanish 101 class, and to make sure this didn't happen the professor questioned everyone in Spanish, and anyone who answered with a coherent fluent sentence was sent away and told to sign up for 102.
So you had an awful professor? Just because someone can speak the language, it doesn't mean they know proper grammar. Edit: imagine trying to argue that speaking a language= knowing the language grammar what a brain dead generation full of idiots with no understanding of reality.
@@HaloNeInTheDark27nahhh... It's just that the professor likely got tired of some bullshit that he went..."You already good here, get the advanced class." Sadly I agree with those people. The more childish they are, the more pain in the ass they are to teach. Might as well send them where they'll be a blank slate compared to them constantly correcting you all because you had different sources. A helluva way to avoid the book throwing contest.
@@dragons_red damn, it's almost as if being able to understand and speak a language, doesn't mean you know the grammar. I'm starting to think you kids nowadays don't understand reality, nor the words that come out of your mouths.
@@vondantalingting the professor got tired of teaching? What kinda person speaks with someone for a few seconds, and knows everything about them? The second half of your comment doesn't even have anything to do with the conversation How out of touch with reality are you people?
Graham Chapman just sitting in the background- arguably the funniest human alive. Humor is a higher dimentiontial form of communication. Greater than even poetry.
I' m Italian .... They of course are only muttering Italian .There is no word and no pronunciation even comparable to italian😅 But the way they act and he mock Italians,is simply. On behalf of Italians and as Italian, I love and appreciate them❤
Love it, that the Italian teacher does not understand a word of the Italian conversation and has to have evrything translated into English. Just like in real life sometimes.
I did a Chinese class in China. Chinese is a spoken language (Mandarin) and a written language. The written language is considered more difficult and time-consuming, so Japanese kids who couldn't speak a word of Chinese but had studied the writing their whole lives were bumped up to level 2 or 3. The children of Chinese emigrants (华裔), like someone born and raised in Australia to Chinese parents, who could speak well but could barely write their own names were put in level 1. So in level 1 Chinese I had classmates that would have full conversations with the teacher. On top of that, they typically spoke a weird dialect of Chinese. A lot of them spoke the notorious dialect of Wenzhou, which was used as a code language during World War II. I did this class in a university in Zhejiang province. When Chinese people migrated around the world, a lot of them stuck together and migrated together. I think the statistic was that 90% of Chinese immigrants in Italy were originally from Zhejiang. If I had to guess the university's largest foreign student demographic, it was Koreans, then Russians, then Italians, mostly ethnic Chinese-Italians, then Japanese. In short, I saw this scene in real life every day for 4 months, minus the guitar.
It's extremely common everywhere, this is just likely one of the first sketch comedy shows to make the joke about it. Because around the same time if not a bit later, Cheech and Chong were releasing a comedy album with the song "Mexican Americans" about how ethnically Mexican kids growing up speaking Spanish would take Spanish language courses in school . . . and get a B grade.
Agreed - another amazing comedy/documentary series was Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister - definitely worth a look if you’ve haven’t already seen it.
in the complete plot of the comic skit there was also a Tyrolean student in class who at a certain point after a lot of time realizes he was in the wrong class, gets up, apologizes and the others say "ciao ciao" to him 😂😂😂❤
As an Italian, I found this so brilliant and hilarious ('we haven't done the comparative yet :-)) . To my countryfolks : stereotypes are fine as long as they are carefully used in a non offensive, rather spot-on and humous manner, like here by Monty Python.
I’m a high schooler who grew up watching Monty Python from my mother who loves it. I’m taking an Italian class in school and I have an Italian vocab quiz tomorrow on silverware. Though many of this Italian is not correctly pronounced I don’t think I’ll ever forget the Italian word for spoon. When my teacher first taught all the words I was in the bathroom and returned to her holding up pictures of silverware and saying point to the cucchiaio and even though I was gone when they learned it I knew it from this sketch so I pointed to it. My teacher asked me how I knew that if I was in the bathroom when they learned it and I just shrugged my shoulders and said I don’t know
@@markadal Meanwhile I am German, born and bred, but have brown hair (no longer there), dark brown eyes and a brown beard and I constantly get mistaken for a Turk because of it (and my first name, German as well, but antiquated, being misheard for Furkan or Murat). It's not fun being called a camel driver and ordered to return to my home country... I live in my home country! In my home town, to boot!
I have the link of this pasted on my own personal WhatsApp group. Every time I have a bad day, I reproduce this sketch on my phone. Thanks for putting it here. Many many thanks.
This reminds me of my Italian class at Univ. where I was one of 2 students who was not Italian and did not speak it. The rest were boosting their GPAs. The good news is I met my husband in Italian class and love everything italiano! 😊❤
I looked up our company Slack analytics. There’s a channel where our staff from Italy has its random chat in Italian. It always has the highest message count although it’s not a large group of employees 😂
I feel like all the Neapolitans hearing Milan is better than Naples would be like “never before have I been so offended by a statement that I completely agree with”
😅I diid a year of italian at 18. LIterally half the class were italian brits whose parents wanted them to learn official italian because they only knew southern italian regional dialects / languages as spoken by their parents at home. This is normal.
I'm Italian and my Italian gf and I live in San Diego. She is an English Tutor (lol, I know but she is very good at it and has basically no accent) at a local Community college. The funniest thing is that they allowed her to take courses and she took an Italian class (she was surprised she could) mostly to learn more about teaching a language in the US. But of course, there was nothing to learn for her given it was a basic 101 class. The teacher was asking continuously to her how to pronounce words.
The best part is that they're in an Italian class to learn Italian and the teacher who's teaching them doesn't understand what they're saying in Italian.
Because that was not italian 😁 It's like a British man who doesn't know proper italian but makes up a strong improbable accent and mixed It with slang and italian words. A Nightmare of a parody 😂
I watched this a dozen times already in my life and I JUST registered that Cleese turns around and says "che cosa?" when Idle says Milan is better than Napoli Which is somehow way funnier than it has any right to be
I'm italian and what you wrote is correct, spot on: "Che cosa??" = "[Say] whaaat??" It's just an emphatic way of saying: "What did you say?". But there is no verb in the phrase and you translated it very well. @@spongebabe27
I happen to have known an Italian girl from Napoli who in all seriousness moved to Paris to study Italian at the Sorbonne. Not Italian literature but Italian as a foreign language. Realistic goals I guess.
their italian is literally the worst i've ever heard in my life but the argument is so damn real that people over here actually fight about it to this day. wonderful. we have so many distinct inner rivalries between cities. a lot of them involving Milano (everyone hates Milano but they'll all still move there to find a job). you could uncover a whole Silmarillion of Italian rivalry lore. i love my country so damn much.
The fun thing of “Milano is better than Napoli” is that it really describes the socio-economic difference between North and South Italy Pythons are comedy genius
I'm Italian and a man from Napoli having to go to italian classroom is a stereotypical joke for us ahaha. They couldn't have nailed better than this. 😂
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Italian here...the funniest thing is that they couldn't even get the right pronunciation of cucchiaio, but the arguing and the sudden appearing of a guitar stereotypes are absolutely spot on😂😂
Tranquillo, gli inglesi ricordano molto bene il nostro "cucchiaio"
Was it at least grammatically right?
Not to mention the profuse hand gestures. 😂
@@nickel2874 could hardly understand anything they were saying with those pronunciations, but yes as far as I understood
@@nickel2874it's hardly understandable and not really correct 😂
"... We haven't done comparatives yet" unmatchable! 😂😂😂
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I'll bet i could match it you lucicious taint
Unmatchable?
That sounds like you did some comparing. 🤨
@@positivelynegative9149 who wouldn't do that?!?
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This reminds me of my days in engineering school! Some of my classmates were already engineers in their home countries before immigrating to Canada. They went back to school just to get "Canadian qualifications"
I bet they bugged the hell out of the teachers, being regular 'know-it-all's
I’ve seen it when the students know more about the subject than the college lecturer and are correcting them.
I had one college lecturer who was a student on the previous years course! They only got the job as there was no other candidate who applied.
@notmenotme614 I felt really bad for one of my professors because he thought his nonsense word salad statement were profoud observations since the university tolerated his horrible teaching. No one else was willing to teach introduction level writing courses.
That’s hilarious. Good for them!
Dated a Brazilian woman who was a doctor in Brazil. And had to go back to school to be a doctor here. She absolutely hated how the US teaches medicine
The way he turns around all offended when hearing that Milan is better than Napoli. 😂
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that's true-to-life, too!
"Che cosa?"
I would be the same way if someone said York was better than Sheffield or that Calgary was better than Edmonton. People are protective of their home cities.
@@seekingabsolution1907 no, there's more. In Italy we have a strong antagonism between the north and the south.
Milan is considered as the "capital" of the north and Naples the one of the south.
The troubles run very deep, they regard both really important subjects and superficial ones so there's always a lot of tension.
It's more like Pyongyang vs Seuol if the war was 160 years ago and no one wants to conquer the other.
I'd like to add that the people from the north are very pissed off because all the Italian stereotypes are about the southern population.
If you wan't i can try to explain myself better
The random guitar finishes that joke so well
the sketch is longer
I wanted to hear the song and the chaos that probably ensued 😅
My "beginner Japanese" class in college had only students who'd mastered 2,000 kanji and could write full essays, I felt like such an idiot for being an actual beginner
What! 😅😂😂😂
I took a beginning astronomy class once and it was taught like we'd already had 3 years of astronomy in high school 😮
@kevins1852
Did it have math in it?
Did you have the math prerequisite?
Or is the professor pointlessly naming stars in problems without telling you information about them, buy the problem requires you to know such information by heart?
@@poutineausyropderable7108 That was way back in the 1970s, when the Apollo program had ended with Apollo-Soyuz, Mariner was exploring Venus and Mercury, Pioneer was exploring Jupiter, and Viking had landed on Mars. And I had had a pretty decent math background. And I was so excited about the US space program. But that astronomy course was not your average 101 beginner college course 😵💫
any physical science classes beginning with name like "introduction to xxx" assume you have 10 year experience @@kevins1852
I took a Spanish 101 class, and to make sure this didn't happen the professor questioned everyone in Spanish, and anyone who answered with a coherent fluent sentence was sent away and told to sign up for 102.
So you had an awful professor?
Just because someone can speak the language, it doesn't mean they know proper grammar.
Edit: imagine trying to argue that speaking a language= knowing the language grammar
what a brain dead generation full of idiots with no understanding of reality.
@@HaloNeInTheDark27nahhh... It's just that the professor likely got tired of some bullshit that he went..."You already good here, get the advanced class."
Sadly I agree with those people. The more childish they are, the more pain in the ass they are to teach. Might as well send them where they'll be a blank slate compared to them constantly correcting you all because you had different sources. A helluva way to avoid the book throwing contest.
@@HaloNeInTheDark27not sure you understood what he said, and your response doesn't make sense grammatically either.
@@dragons_red damn, it's almost as if being able to understand and speak a language, doesn't mean you know the grammar.
I'm starting to think you kids nowadays don't understand reality, nor the words that come out of your mouths.
@@vondantalingting the professor got tired of teaching?
What kinda person speaks with someone for a few seconds, and knows everything about them?
The second half of your comment doesn't even have anything to do with the conversation
How out of touch with reality are you people?
"he shouldn't be saying that.. we have not done comparatives yet"
I will forevermore lament how that didn't get a laugh.
Graham Chapman just sitting in the background- arguably the funniest human alive. Humor is a higher dimentiontial form of communication. Greater than even poetry.
Did you notice he disappeared halfway through the sketch.
@@johnchristophertonks2528 they cut the part where he stands up in lederhosen and asks where the German class is...
@jelt110 that's genius
I' m Italian .... They of course are only muttering Italian .There is no word and no pronunciation even comparable to italian😅
But the way they act and he mock Italians,is simply.
On behalf of Italians and as Italian, I love and appreciate them❤
Love it, that the Italian teacher does not understand a word of the Italian conversation and has to have evrything translated into English. Just like in real life sometimes.
I am italian and I could not understand 😁 that was by all means not italian. It was more of a strange parody, with a mix of slang and italian words.
Italians in an Italian class, absolutely right 😂
"Mind Your Language" has a Scotsman in an English class.
Absolutely not
@zvezda4701🤣🤣🤣🤣
"" "" "" "" "" "" Italians"" "" "" "" "" ""
Allora, ci sono un napoletano
This was spanish in el paso. Most kids were from mexican families so they already knew spanish.
I remember the Cheech & Chong song Mexican Americans. (they take spanish and get a B)
But they don't know grammar (and neither do their parents). Ask them when to use accusative and when to use dative.
@@minimal_Sonntagthat song is comedy gold.
It isn't like us English speakers here in the States know our grammar either.
@@jacquelineking5783 how ironic.
I did a Chinese class in China. Chinese is a spoken language (Mandarin) and a written language. The written language is considered more difficult and time-consuming, so Japanese kids who couldn't speak a word of Chinese but had studied the writing their whole lives were bumped up to level 2 or 3. The children of Chinese emigrants (华裔), like someone born and raised in Australia to Chinese parents, who could speak well but could barely write their own names were put in level 1. So in level 1 Chinese I had classmates that would have full conversations with the teacher. On top of that, they typically spoke a weird dialect of Chinese. A lot of them spoke the notorious dialect of Wenzhou, which was used as a code language during World War II.
I did this class in a university in Zhejiang province. When Chinese people migrated around the world, a lot of them stuck together and migrated together. I think the statistic was that 90% of Chinese immigrants in Italy were originally from Zhejiang. If I had to guess the university's largest foreign student demographic, it was Koreans, then Russians, then Italians, mostly ethnic Chinese-Italians, then Japanese.
In short, I saw this scene in real life every day for 4 months, minus the guitar.
It's extremely common everywhere, this is just likely one of the first sketch comedy shows to make the joke about it. Because around the same time if not a bit later, Cheech and Chong were releasing a comedy album with the song "Mexican Americans" about how ethnically Mexican kids growing up speaking Spanish would take Spanish language courses in school . . . and get a B grade.
"he shouldn't be saying that we haven't done comparatives yet"
I'm dead
Italy's regional rivalries appearing in a 70's English TV show. Boy that thing is a hoot.
You know the shit is serious when italian pulls out a guitare.😂😂😂
I'm a fluent english speaker, but I have to take a B2 english class for my university program. This describes my class so perfectly it's hilarious.
I love when the guitar appears 😂
The hand gestures, the guitar, the smiles, the enthusiasm
Every dinner in Italy:
50 years later and they are still the funniest lads on Earth.
Yep! And Monty Python are still funny too.
Agreed - another amazing comedy/documentary series was Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister - definitely worth a look if you’ve haven’t already seen it.
Totally agree.
As an Italian i love these talented and funny Brits. Bigus Dickus approves.😅😅
Last week they learned how to say spoon and there's a pupil who is already an Italian/English interpreter for the teacher who can't understand a word.
And they can't even say spoon right lol. it's more like kooky-eye-oh. Not coochie ay oh
magistrale, come sempre l'umorismo intelligente di Monty Python.
It reminds me and my parents from all Italy at Xmas lunch.
❤ Pythons.
in the complete plot of the comic skit there was also a Tyrolean student in class who at a certain point after a lot of time realizes he was in the wrong class, gets up, apologizes and the others say "ciao ciao" to him 😂😂😂❤
😮
WTF are you on about? trama, Tirol? They're not even valid words.
@@simontay4851
You are right! I have corrected the sentence!
I LOVE when Chapman stands and starts speaking German, best part of sketch
"Ah, Helmut! Helmut, you want the German classes."
"Ah, Deutsche Klassen! Danke!"
São os melhores, Monty Forever!!😂
As an Italian, I found this so brilliant and hilarious ('we haven't done the comparative yet :-)) . To my countryfolks : stereotypes are fine as long as they are carefully used in a non offensive, rather spot-on and humous manner, like here by Monty Python.
The surprise guitar appearance just killed it 😂😂
As a Southern italian, i think they're among the few foreigners who actually know about the Northern/Southern Italy feud...😂
I’m a high schooler who grew up watching Monty Python from my mother who loves it. I’m taking an Italian class in school and I have an Italian vocab quiz tomorrow on silverware. Though many of this Italian is not correctly pronounced I don’t think I’ll ever forget the Italian word for spoon. When my teacher first taught all the words I was in the bathroom and returned to her holding up pictures of silverware and saying point to the cucchiaio and even though I was gone when they learned it I knew it from this sketch so I pointed to it. My teacher asked me how I knew that if I was in the bathroom when they learned it and I just shrugged my shoulders and said I don’t know
Lol, i am Italian but i can not be offended by Monty's humour.😂😂😂😂
Everyone realising graham Chapman looked about as italian as the average sweedish person and then willing him out of the scene after 1st shot
There's a bit missing where he gets up and asks in (mangled) German where the German classroom is.
haha yeah as I remember he was in lederhosen or some German traditional wearings @@TheSixthDoctor
@@WalintHUN Lederhosen, yes. Some traditional *Bavarian national costume, complete with trachten-hat and gamsbart.
My parents are Italian. I was in belgium and was told I looked Swedish. I have light brown hair, 185 cm tall and blue eyes. Watch those stereotypes.
@@markadal Meanwhile I am German, born and bred, but have brown hair (no longer there), dark brown eyes and a brown beard and I constantly get mistaken for a Turk because of it (and my first name, German as well, but antiquated, being misheard for Furkan or Murat). It's not fun being called a camel driver and ordered to return to my home country... I live in my home country! In my home town, to boot!
Best comedy team ever 😂😂😂😂👍👍
I have the link of this pasted on my own personal WhatsApp group. Every time I have a bad day, I reproduce this sketch on my phone. Thanks for putting it here. Many many thanks.
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Last weejk we learned spoon. Lol. Then they start arguing in Italian..☺😊☺😊 Wow
Yes, spoon is absolute integral for conversational Italian.
And then there was Graham Chapman in his yodeler's outfit who mistook the Italian class for a German class 😅
I'm Italian and I can't understand a single word, but I love Monty Python anyway.
Monk is one of my favorites. This is the first time I have ever seen him on a list and it is great.
For everyone wondering yes the italian is 98% gibberish
but it's funny as hell
The guitar at the end is TOP 😂 I’m italian
Thats pretty accurate.
"No Romans?"
"No, they went home, following a gramatically correct graffiti campaign in Jerusalem. I saw a documentary about it."
😊
I love this sketch
This reminds me of my Italian class at Univ. where I was one of 2 students who was not Italian and did not speak it. The rest were boosting their GPAs. The good news is I met my husband in Italian class and love everything italiano! 😊❤
"Bitte, bitte! Was ist das Wort für Mittelschmerz?"
I looked up our company Slack analytics. There’s a channel where our staff from Italy has its random chat in Italian.
It always has the highest message count although it’s not a large group of employees 😂
"Spoon" "Il cucceeao"😂😂😂
I feel like all the Neapolitans hearing Milan is better than Naples would be like “never before have I been so offended by a statement that I completely agree with”
This reminds me of a group of Argentinian's once in a Cafe, during a Soccer game..🤣🤣🤣🤣 minus the guitar player.
When the guitar came out, I died :D
😅I diid a year of italian at 18. LIterally half the class were italian brits whose parents wanted them to learn official italian because they only knew southern italian regional dialects / languages as spoken by their parents at home. This is normal.
I think we're witnessing the inspiration for Family Guy's seminal "boppita boopy" sketch.
"They were always a funny people." LOL
This is one of the finest pieces of art ever created by living beings in the multiverse 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Which language are they speaking? It sounds, words are Italian, but it's not an understandable Italian
for sure. So funny ahahah
I'm Italian and my Italian gf and I live in San Diego. She is an English Tutor (lol, I know but she is very good at it and has basically no accent) at a local Community college. The funniest thing is that they allowed her to take courses and she took an Italian class (she was surprised she could) mostly to learn more about teaching a language in the US. But of course, there was nothing to learn for her given it was a basic 101 class. The teacher was asking continuously to her how to pronounce words.
Indeed Monty python has no comparetives😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
HILARIOUS as always 😂🙏🏼
Super cool! Loving it!
55 years later and the timing from Terry could not be any tighter. RIP
Every one of the Monty Python🐍 team was hugely talented.. Eric Idle showing his Italian 🍕 The gag was Italians learning Italian 😂
I'm Italian and I really appreciate this kind of humor.
I'm Italian and a former teacher of Italian abroad. I confirm everything is correct here. 😅
He literally says “coochieio”, what do you mean accurate
@@tright6Irony, mate. Of course they're not accurate. They're Monty Python!
Still holds up, still hilarious!
The best part is that they're in an Italian class to learn Italian and the teacher who's teaching them doesn't understand what they're saying in Italian.
That's the joke
I'm italian and I can't understand too
Si letteralmente incomprensibile ma va beh@@grumbarpanz
Because that was not italian 😁
It's like a British man who doesn't know proper italian but makes up a strong improbable accent and mixed It with slang and italian words. A Nightmare of a parody 😂
I watched this a dozen times already in my life and I JUST registered that Cleese turns around and says "che cosa?" when Idle says Milan is better than Napoli
Which is somehow way funnier than it has any right to be
Which means?....
@@skipads5141 I believe literally translated it means "what thing?"
But here it's more like a "YOU WHAT?!"
(Take that back/how dare you)
I'm italian and what you wrote is correct, spot on: "Che cosa??" = "[Say] whaaat??" It's just an emphatic way of saying: "What did you say?". But there is no verb in the phrase and you translated it very well. @@spongebabe27
@@andreraphael6727 But is that sth an Italian would say? Instead of like "scusa, cos'hai detto?
@@RichardWagner-hi4zn Yes, it is
Having lived in both --
Run.
That's my advice.
Just run.
Hahaha! A guitarist in a language classroom! As all the Italians carry it with them every place they go! Hahahah!
This is brightness mamma mia !
"Well he shouldn't be saying that, we haven't done comparatives yet."
Kooh-key-ah-ee-oh, cu-cchi-a-i-o, please repeat. Actually Eric Idle sounds a little bit sardinian
The Monty Pyton's flying circus and The Benny Hill Show was GREAT... 🇲🇽✌😎
I happen to have known an Italian girl from Napoli who in all seriousness moved to Paris to study Italian at the Sorbonne. Not Italian literature but Italian as a foreign language. Realistic goals I guess.
There's quite a lot cut from this. It's a lot funnier in full.
their italian is literally the worst i've ever heard in my life but the argument is so damn real that people over here actually fight about it to this day. wonderful.
we have so many distinct inner rivalries between cities. a lot of them involving Milano (everyone hates Milano but they'll all still move there to find a job).
you could uncover a whole Silmarillion of Italian rivalry lore.
i love my country so damn much.
Average Italian conversation:
Some random "Allora" and it would be perfect.
God damn that was a good joke.
Italian here, can't understand them lol
55 years have passsed and it's still accurate
i half expected to hear Joey shout Vafanapoli XD
Half expected you would shut up
Watched it several times to enjoy the acting
Why tf are the Italian accents so accurate LOL
Tja Hans Landa hätte da mal feucht durchgewischt
"Then" is a place in time; "than" is a means of comparison. GET IT RIGHT!
Well said, Signore.
British comedy is so nuanced and beautiful
The fun thing of “Milano is better than Napoli” is that it really describes the socio-economic difference between North and South Italy
Pythons are comedy genius
Mezzogiorno right
@@maddoom2776 yes it is
🤣🤣🤣🤣 fantastico! Monty Python the kings of comedy.
As an italian, this amuses me so much
This is what high school Spanish classes in Texas are like
🤣🤣🤣🤣
It makes me think a lot about the British series "Mind your language"
Monty Python learns Italian and memorizes lines
SNL
Cue cards.
Oh how i love that joyful John Cleese smirk. You can tell he's up to something soon 😂
I'm Italian and a man from Napoli having to go to italian classroom is a stereotypical joke for us ahaha. They couldn't have nailed better than this. 😂
The mustaches are a nice touch
My God, this is so accurate. Where did he get the guitar from ?