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Comedy for ELT - Pronunciation Problems 

Nick Michelioudakis
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What do you do when a customer walks into your shop and asks for 'cack' or for 'parri' -- or indeed for a 'pee'? A (very wealthy) Arab walks into the Mini Market. His wife has armed him with a shopping list (and asked him to run an errand for her later). But communication can be a problem as pronunciation is not that particular customer's forte... (Fortunately for the shop owner, his wife is there to help him. Despite his condescending attitude towards her, it seems she is twice as clever as he is...) Level: C1 -- C2. Topic: Shopping, Pronunciation. Taken from the BBC TV Series 'The Two Ronnies'.
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@paulk3681
@paulk3681 5 лет назад
This sketch is not about race, but about the idiosyncrasies of the English language, which has borrowed words from all over the world. Ronnie Barker was a clever man.
@dianehall5063
@dianehall5063 2 года назад
I thought it was just because having someone who doesn't speak a language properly can lead to funniness.
@TheSandyKale
@TheSandyKale 2 года назад
@@dianehall5063 actually 'properly' is an illusion. Even native English speakers sound funny to non-native speakers or other native speakers. The word data is pronounced very differently in three different native English-speaking countries. In the US, it is pronounced day-da or da-da (with da pronounced similar to the da in dam and the t sounding like a d). In the UK it is pronounced day-ta. In Australia, it is daa-ta or daa-da.
@southwestlandscapes6910
@southwestlandscapes6910 Год назад
Ronnie barker wasn’t a clever man a he was an absolute genius 👌
@alexakammler6440
@alexakammler6440 Год назад
For a latin language native is soooo difficult 😬😬😬
@carenmontgomery2384
@carenmontgomery2384 Год назад
I'd highly recommend a terrific 👌 book by Bill Bryson. It's called: The Mother Tongue-- English and How it Got That Way. RU-vid has it...all 10 hours + 45 minutes ☆ I've even put it on as I go to sleep--- very insightful.
@sezaargaming702
@sezaargaming702 5 лет назад
Man i lived in UK for 9 years. Its heart warming to see the shop keepers tolerance. Because my english was weak and this happend many times for me. British people in my opinion are the most tolerant with people of faith/other nationalties.
@tonginchic
@tonginchic Год назад
The 300 pounds help too
@Mortthemoose
@Mortthemoose Год назад
Awww....that's good to hear! 🙂
@supremefandom6970
@supremefandom6970 Год назад
We're a diverse culture and welcoming most of us at least
@downundanow5569
@downundanow5569 Год назад
@@supremefandom6970 Except to Australians 😃
@ritahenriques628
@ritahenriques628 Год назад
🙏AMEN
@susanford2388
@susanford2388 Год назад
I am a native English speaker & have lived in 4 different countries. When trying to speak German some shop assistants stand there with an angry face & say "WHAT!" as if I am from outer space. When trying to speak Greek I am met with smiles as they appreciate I am trying. Also the level of English spoken by Greeks is high.
@Joke_Bidumb
@Joke_Bidumb Год назад
German and French are the most thankless languages to learn.
@Berniewahlbrinck
@Berniewahlbrinck Год назад
As a German who teaches English I'm sorry to hear that.
@AdyAdinegoro
@AdyAdinegoro 5 месяцев назад
We all know Germans have full sense of German's humor😅
@Dr.K.Wette_BE
@Dr.K.Wette_BE 2 месяца назад
No offence to them but shop assistants are not always the friendliest to customers, unlikely their dream job, and not the best in foreign languages. (but I know in big cities you have to be able to communicate at least in English and sometimes French, Spanish... if it's quite touristic.)
@susanford2388
@susanford2388 2 месяца назад
@@Dr.K.Wette_BE When I first arrived in Athens I worked in the port of Piraeus & spoke Spanish to the local shopkeepers as it turns out due to the shipping a lot of people had a Spanish speaking parent. My shoe mender was telling me his father was on the ships & his mother was from Venezuela. I was getting my new apartment ready & the shop selling kitchen ware etc. had a man behind the counter who could speak Spanish too. So I would try Spanish, English & my little bit of Greek. In Israel I learned to count in just 5 days & would point to things & say the price so they knew what I wanted. I also bought a pair of shoes speaking in German, I was astounded they admitted to speaking German. I do try my best at my basic European languages rather than just expect people to speak English. but am saddened at peoples' rudeness even though as you say they might not be doing their dream job. I have an understanding of French from school & would certainly try that if I were ever in France.
@rovingenglishman
@rovingenglishman Год назад
Wordplay was their favourite shtick and a significant element of British comedy. It’s about leading the audience through absurdity to the punchline. Not a bad bone in their bodies these chaps 👍🏼
@brucemah609
@brucemah609 Год назад
100%✓❤️🙏🏽
@rw80
@rw80 Год назад
This sketch shows that we only know how to pronounce English words because we heard it before. There are no rules like in other language. Compared to English, French is almost maths: you can almost make formulas to get the right pronunciation. Try that with English….
@sigeberhtmercia767
@sigeberhtmercia767 Год назад
@@rw80 I was always taught in english grammar, to every rule there is an exception.
@ritahenriques628
@ritahenriques628 Год назад
😉😂😅🤣🤣🤣
@suegreen9907
@suegreen9907 Год назад
I TOTALLY agree! What has HAPPENED to comedy,these days?! It used to be SO much FUN. The wokes are trying to destroy EVERYTHING. They are just SO hate filled and miserable.It's so sad. BUT .Us people with a sense of humour are SO much stronger than them.
@umairusman
@umairusman 3 года назад
This is top level old school British humour.
@abdul-hadidadkhah1459
@abdul-hadidadkhah1459 Год назад
Do you like being made fun of by white man?
@speshwemmick6225
@speshwemmick6225 Год назад
@@abdul-hadidadkhah1459 Ain't you a larf
@AaronTechnic
@AaronTechnic 3 месяца назад
@@abdul-hadidadkhah1459 Do you understand humour? This was a time where saying the wrong pronouns didn't get you cancelled on twitter.
@arminehanjargholi
@arminehanjargholi Месяц назад
When was humour is defrent from make fun of some stupids . Well now days don’t have pure humor like this .
@arminehanjargholi
@arminehanjargholi Месяц назад
@@abdul-hadidadkhah1459it’s defined from fun of someone and pure humor. ایدو
@ameel96thesilent20
@ameel96thesilent20 5 лет назад
I'm a native Arabic speaker and I find that very funny. I still remember my friend who used to call pictures.. Picityours 😂
@TheSandyKale
@TheSandyKale 4 года назад
Stems from our languages. Like in the East of India 'v' is pronounced like 'bh' so very would be bhery, or cleavage would be cleabhage. In the South they say things like Yeverybody's wearing ellow 😂. Or some people pronounce veggie as wedgie as there isn't a 'v' and a 'w' in Indian languages.
@stephencolgate8510
@stephencolgate8510 4 года назад
Ok lol
@SupremeSkeptic
@SupremeSkeptic Год назад
Would you say that's accurate Arabic accent for speaking English though?
@fadkabari8554
@fadkabari8554 Год назад
@@SupremeSkeptic absolutely not 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Wednesday_Addamsreal
@Wednesday_Addamsreal Год назад
@@SupremeSkeptic I used to say clothes clothees
@annettewalter2273
@annettewalter2273 Год назад
Absolutely priceless we were allowed to laugh once upon a time. Nobody took offence we all laughed together.
@hanverhanver4284
@hanverhanver4284 9 дней назад
Yeah it's fun n shud be acceptable wen the joke s not about u?! Laughing about accent is alright...but wat he said at the beginning " Ali baba must be lost his way..." that is absolutely disgustingly ignorant and sickening racism....shud we call him oh here he comes the terrorist ..or he he comes the thief...or here comes who's my father!
@Clivestravelandtrains
@Clivestravelandtrains Год назад
I worked as an EFL teacher in recent years, mainly with students from Saudi Arabia. They were good at jokes and making me laugh. Such lovely fun-loving people. I remember when one class ground to a halt as it started snowing and they all went to the window to watch it, before asking me if they could go down to the street to play in it!
@gerardosalazar161
@gerardosalazar161 Год назад
Lovely people the Saudis; I spent 26 years among them and each one was nicer that the others. A great country with great people. And the shawarmas the best ever.
@sidhasudharshan2746
@sidhasudharshan2746 Год назад
They no longer chop off hands?
@spidyman8853
@spidyman8853 Год назад
It was known years ago as E.S.L
@360scotland4
@360scotland4 Год назад
@@spidyman8853 So? Do we all have to live in the past?
@littleredwitch
@littleredwitch Год назад
@@sidhasudharshan2746 and dig a whole in the ground to stone women to death?
@samQu8y
@samQu8y 6 лет назад
I'm an Arab and I have lived in the UK for quite some time.. When people in the UK communicate with non English speakers I must give it to them they are the best listeners, they have tolerance and respect the person in front of them and try to help him even if he is struggles to speak English, and I respect that very much in them.
@VillageTV
@VillageTV 6 лет назад
samQu8y agreed
@debbiemarquis3231
@debbiemarquis3231 6 лет назад
samQu8y three hundred pounds...thanks for listening....
@samQu8y
@samQu8y 6 лет назад
lol money talks!
@samQu8y
@samQu8y 6 лет назад
Eldrick Lal Might be some Arabs can't say all. Remember the majority get hard time living and 0 education but deep down they have good heart.
@MrNickmi
@MrNickmi 6 лет назад
That's true. And I have found that Arabs are also kind and respectful to strangers in the places I have visited in the Middle East.
@HassanM09
@HassanM09 6 лет назад
When you have money, everyone would dance your tune😂
@VillageTV
@VillageTV 6 лет назад
Hassan Mohamed yea
@syedumarjunaid5499
@syedumarjunaid5499 6 лет назад
true brother, These Arabs thinks​ that people like them actually people like there money and tolerating them. they are wasting money Allah will ask them for every penny they spend
@KimikarazonGardening
@KimikarazonGardening 6 лет назад
Hassan Mohamed yes 300 pounds!!
@visiop1
@visiop1 6 лет назад
Hassan Mohamed John 14:6New International Version (NIV) 6 Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. 1 John 2:22King James Version (KJV) 22 Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist, that denieth the Father and the Son.
@johnthebaptist223
@johnthebaptist223 6 лет назад
Alberto A YOU AGAIN. TYPICAL SLIMEY CHRISTIAN.
@bethhaines6340
@bethhaines6340 Год назад
Its so sad that these two comedy crackups are not here anymore,they were soooooo clever and so funny they were such geniuses
@monicamorilla2851
@monicamorilla2851 Год назад
So totally agree with you 👍 💯
@Glenfunnyman
@Glenfunnyman Год назад
Totally agree.
@panagiotakonstantopoulou962
I have split my sides laughing at this!! I have to watch it again. How clever! To actually create a sketch showing how the English language is difficult to navigate given it has borrowed from other languages, and demonstrating how it is not at easy as it seems where pronunciation is concerned.
@tipsforlearners3581
@tipsforlearners3581 Год назад
Glad you liked it Panagiota. 😄 You may like some more clips with the same guys: 'Comedy for ELT - Small Talk', 'Comedy for ELT - Rumours', 'Comedy for ELT - Synonyms', 'Comedy for ELT - Birthday Rhymes', 'Comedy for ELT - A Sense of Rhythm', 'Comedy for ELT - The Bather' etc. etc.... 😁
@kevr4698
@kevr4698 5 лет назад
For those that have disliked this video - get a sense of humour! It’s not racist, it is from a time when you didn’t live in fear of offending each other!
@serpenthydra
@serpenthydra 4 года назад
That would be an ecumenical matter...
@joearshad462
@joearshad462 4 года назад
I’m Arab guy and I love this video I see it all the time cuz it makes me laugh so hard
@kaleemkhwaja7624
@kaleemkhwaja7624 3 года назад
Love watching the two, and have done so for forty years.
@_A-qg5vf
@_A-qg5vf 3 года назад
it is not about that, i dont say english in indain way plus this is wayyy fucked up dress. idk where he got it but we do not dress like that
@kevr4698
@kevr4698 3 года назад
@@_A-qg5vf oh come on don't be so sensitive, us English have the piss taken out of us too and very little is accurate but we just laugh along with it.
@nawafabughazalah1345
@nawafabughazalah1345 5 лет назад
I'm an Arab and I can relate! 😂😂 Reminds me of the old sitcom Mind Your Language... Hilarious!! 😂😂
@animeforecast
@animeforecast 2 года назад
Por favor😂
@snaggletooth5844
@snaggletooth5844 2 года назад
@@animeforecast Nevermind Juan
@annc7739
@annc7739 2 года назад
Ali: Squeeze me, I am not understanding what you are saying.😂
@animeforecast
@animeforecast 2 года назад
@@snaggletooth5844 is all right
@snaggletooth5844
@snaggletooth5844 2 года назад
@@animeforecast LMFAO perfectly delivered
@marychadburn9302
@marychadburn9302 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for reminding me how great these 2 were I wish they would put these on TV again 😂😂
@hollygolightly649
@hollygolightly649 Год назад
The Two Ronnies are brilliant as always. This is up there with the “Four Candles” sketch 🤣🤣
@Amadeus-ms9lt
@Amadeus-ms9lt 4 года назад
The sketch isn't about the Arab being an Arab, but about the English language. It's not always immediately obvious where the stresses are, or how the vowels are pronounced, silent letters etc.
@almishti
@almishti 2 года назад
as an american living in UK, it's also about the vast plethora of just dialects of British English!
@johnbarker256
@johnbarker256 2 года назад
@@almishti what
@almishti
@almishti 2 года назад
@@johnbarker256 wyt ti'n byw ym Mhrydain? XD
@Amadeus-ms9lt
@Amadeus-ms9lt 2 года назад
I'm sure that doesn't help foreigners.
@Callabungah
@Callabungah 2 года назад
@@almishti "Soccer"
@adesojijosiah1931
@adesojijosiah1931 5 лет назад
As an African, l've endelessly watched this brilliant out-of-the-world comedy. It is on a different planet.
@NaDMG1977
@NaDMG1977 Месяц назад
The 2 ronnies were such an amazing comedic duo, will always be loved for bringing a smile to anyone lucky enough to watch =)
@khaledalmaeena3413
@khaledalmaeena3413 Год назад
I have watched it over a dozen times and laughed more and more. I have forwarded it literally to hundreds of people here in Jeddah and they all cracked at the humour.
@jayadams681
@jayadams681 5 лет назад
I miss these two. Their talents with word play was phenomenal
@shinysinhade
@shinysinhade 2 года назад
What tv series is this?? I wanna watch please 😊
@katdes7305
@katdes7305 2 года назад
@@shinysinhade the two ronnies, mega famous in the uk
@lisaburnage
@lisaburnage Год назад
Yes me too. "Fork handles" any one?🤣
@metalbearuk
@metalbearuk Год назад
Agreed. Les Dawson was another one good with words. The only comedian of today who can compare is Tim Vine.
@Glenfunnyman
@Glenfunnyman Год назад
Totally agree. Barker was a comedy writing genius and Corbett was the perfect foil.
@nitinkataria6030
@nitinkataria6030 5 лет назад
Just amazing English comedy. Nobody did it better than them.
@garyritchie3556
@garyritchie3556 Год назад
you would hope no-one does English humour better than two Poms.
@pemj7360
@pemj7360 Год назад
I remember this sketch. Brilliant. Couldn't make it now without someone getting upset.
@thisbrit
@thisbrit Год назад
I am not sure I can send this to some of my 'born after 2000, and totally politically correct" friends. They are loosing the point of the dialogue. Just 'suck it up' P. C. people
@lieschenmuller243
@lieschenmuller243 Год назад
I remember watching this sketch almost 40 years ago when we lived in the UK. Until this day our family still pronounces cinnamon as China man.
@e.r.4077
@e.r.4077 Год назад
That was one I couldn't get. Thanks. This is all hilarious. Didn't get "peas" either. "Marmalade" only later. Thanks.
@sudiptobhadra3059
@sudiptobhadra3059 Год назад
@@e.r.4077 Prolly they are referring to 'Pie' but i did not get the name of the Pie product....something "Bill and ump' pie?? May be some brit can clarify??
@lieschenmuller243
@lieschenmuller243 Год назад
Veal and ham pie. Had to look that one up
@littleredwitch
@littleredwitch Год назад
@@lieschenmuller243 an Arab would never have veal and ham pie! 😂😂😂
@TheDodge1011
@TheDodge1011 Год назад
Yep, same here. 40 year's ago. I'm here now, after just laughing on my own, about this sketch. I had to remind myself again, how funny this was back then. Just as funny today! 🤭🤭🤣🤣
@MKTElM
@MKTElM 5 лет назад
Just seeing Ronnie Corbett walk into the shop in arab garb is a delight !
@nitinkataria5002
@nitinkataria5002 6 лет назад
British manners, metaphors and the way they turn any talk is amazing, just like a 1970s radio commentary of a test match, great usage
@robdog7516
@robdog7516 Год назад
What is funny is I lived in the Middle East for 3 years back in the ‘70’s and i went through the same think trying to speak their language. Everyone was SO helpful and I am sure they had a good laugh at me trying to pronounce their words.
@ashotofmercury
@ashotofmercury 3 месяца назад
Good on you! Arab languages and Hebrew are utterly beyond me! 🙈😆
@feralbluee
@feralbluee Год назад
this is totally hilarious. his pronunciations are incredible - i finally started to understand him. he was very good - not a parody on a person, just trouble with accents and reading English words, which sometimes make no sense whatsoever! 😋🌷🌱 i think Arabic pronounces each letter the same, just like Hebrew.
@thesuperiorman8342
@thesuperiorman8342 Год назад
His accent sounds nothing like Arabic. More like Indian or Pakistani.
@user-sh2qr6jm5e
@user-sh2qr6jm5e 11 месяцев назад
​@@thesuperiorman8342 ههههههههههه 😂😂😂 هندوكي 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣👈🇮🇳
@symonsheppard5519
@symonsheppard5519 5 лет назад
Still funny now, timeless both of them and I do miss this humour and them not being on the TV.
@eagle_e1307
@eagle_e1307 5 лет назад
I’ve watched this at least 50 times and it always makes me laugh
@marshmelows
@marshmelows Год назад
Already watched it 5 times. Here's to 45 more at least ahah
@SPDATA1
@SPDATA1 Год назад
I love their humor... it was better in the good ol' days.
@simongibbs2986
@simongibbs2986 Год назад
Two of the very best. National treasures.
@Vedantt29
@Vedantt29 5 лет назад
Can't get enough of this. Superb acting, plot and humour. Me, being a non native speaker, would have been in the Arab's clothes for quite a few of those items I believe.
@Ksatriya
@Ksatriya 6 лет назад
Hilarious 😂😂 This is what I call proper comedy .
@nickjanssens
@nickjanssens Год назад
Old school comedy, love it. People are making money and careers from being “offended”.
@OGSuperDirty
@OGSuperDirty 10 месяцев назад
Large brass ears for those enormous tights! 😂😂
@stevegoody3744
@stevegoody3744 5 лет назад
Loved it. Got better as it went on. I'm northern and I love it when sketches take the piss out of the regions and accents. Far too many people lack humour these days based on the thumbs down for this sketch. Miserable sods.
@positive4263
@positive4263 Год назад
Life isn't the same anymore as wokeism has permeated too much into our lives
@CR-yn5sy
@CR-yn5sy Год назад
🤣🤣
@brucemah609
@brucemah609 Год назад
❤️
@angryzombie8088
@angryzombie8088 6 лет назад
The shopkeeper is very good at decrypting the actual message.
@alphabeta3233
@alphabeta3233 Год назад
I love the British humour. The best part was, Juiyish for Juice, gets corrected as 'She looks a little bit Jewish, but she is not Jewish 🤣🤣🤣
@AntiFurrybruh
@AntiFurrybruh 3 месяца назад
"I am going to take Brass ear, My wife has got enormous tights" 💀
@mahdiebsim6560
@mahdiebsim6560 Год назад
I am arab and this scene has never made me fail to laugh out loud 🤣🤣🤣.
@gasto41
@gasto41 6 лет назад
We watched this video in our English class and we could split our sides with laughing. It´s also motivation for us to improve our own pronunciation. Jacob said that he had never seen a funnier video that this.
@joedent3323
@joedent3323 Год назад
who the F*ck is "Jacob"?
@rjhomsobaid2117
@rjhomsobaid2117 Год назад
Who's Jacob ?!😳😂
@gasto41
@gasto41 Год назад
@@rjhomsobaid2117 Jacob was one of the pupils in the class. He liked the video very much (like all kids in the class).
@sigeberhtmercia767
@sigeberhtmercia767 Год назад
The skit about the 'four candles' is definitely worth a watch.
@satsumamoon
@satsumamoon Год назад
Did Nikolai go to the toilet during the video?
@ChadQuick270W
@ChadQuick270W 7 лет назад
Hilarious! Reminds me of the series "Mind Your Language"
@MohammadAli-sg8bj
@MohammadAli-sg8bj 6 лет назад
I love that Show
@deepweb1684
@deepweb1684 6 лет назад
Haha
@AndRewUK24
@AndRewUK24 6 лет назад
Por favor
@neptunestardust
@neptunestardust 6 лет назад
Chad Quick A thousand apologies
@EriAirlangga
@EriAirlangga 6 лет назад
Actually Mind Your Language brought me here
@TheBehm08
@TheBehm08 2 года назад
“Mamalade?” “Yes he’ll cure you’re malady for you” 😂
@dorianphilotheates3769
@dorianphilotheates3769 Год назад
I understood every word. As my Uncle Aristotle used to say, “ when money talks everyone listens” - everyone except for old Uncle Ari, that is...he was an insubordinate...Requiescat In Pace.
@johndillon557
@johndillon557 Год назад
That right Dorian
@johnwalsh3635
@johnwalsh3635 6 лет назад
It is making fun of English language idiosycrocies, not the people. Word play has always been a part of the Two Ronnies' repertoire.
@bridiemcloughlin8326
@bridiemcloughlin8326 5 лет назад
Would anyone like four candles???
@TheSandyKale
@TheSandyKale 3 года назад
True that. That's why non-native speakers usually pronounce English words just like they are spelt. Since that's how it works in their mother tongue. For example, in India premise is pronounced as premise (rhyming with demise) not prem iss.
@east_londonlad8988
@east_londonlad8988 3 года назад
It’s not making fun of people? So why did he say “oh dear” as soon as the Arab guy walk into the store? Why did the shopkeeper call him “Ali baba” when that’s not even his name?
@beverlygannon4141
@beverlygannon4141 3 года назад
Yes 👍
@beverlygannon4141
@beverlygannon4141 3 года назад
@@east_londonlad8988 oh let's give it a rest. We got enough going on in world..why did u watch it then ?
@user-xo1mj3db5g
@user-xo1mj3db5g 3 года назад
I’m arab and I speak english with an arabic accent but this man actually sounds indian 😂
@julezgeorge6948
@julezgeorge6948 Год назад
I thought the same thing.. Extremely indian
@baijayantasenchowdhury9806
@baijayantasenchowdhury9806 Год назад
As an Indian, he sounds nothing like us 😂🤣 Perhaps you meant apu from Simpson/ "white Hollywood actor trying to sound Indian" voice
@tahirghoerahoe8246
@tahirghoerahoe8246 Год назад
@@baijayantasenchowdhury9806 sorry but he sounds realy indian,i dont understand how you can not recognize your own accent
@bangguyraj
@bangguyraj Год назад
While it was somewhat difficult but sounded really soothing compared to an average indian accent that really hard hits one's ears and brain!
@tvwalamaulana1231
@tvwalamaulana1231 Год назад
Indian muslims also pretends that they are more muslims than Arabs themselves.
@leakoe3797
@leakoe3797 Год назад
Utterly brilliant Just wished they make them nowdays !
@Blackedoutewoks
@Blackedoutewoks 6 лет назад
I remember this clip vividly from the 70s! Very funny Tamtoo Puree & c of e! Have not seen this till today about 40 years later!😂
@bo55jon
@bo55jon 4 года назад
THE BLACKED OUT EWOKS it’s been modified slightly I’m sure he said “ the cheek of Arabie” and “ here you are it’s even got your friend on the tin “, pc has ruined humour
@OnlineMD
@OnlineMD 6 лет назад
So the grocery list was: Chocolate Mousse; tomato puree; bicarbonate of soda; apricot juice ("jewish") Cinnamon (Chinaman) tin of tongue; Veal and Ham pie; coffee (c of ee "church of england") marmalade for toast; chocolate "kack"cake!! Hilarious!
@MrNickmi
@MrNickmi 6 лет назад
It was indeed. Glad you liked it! :-) By the way, with most of the clips on my channel, you can click on a link in the description and get the full script (this is primarily meant for learners and teachers, you see).
@islamicschoolofmemestudies
@islamicschoolofmemestudies 6 лет назад
UP!!!!!!
@geoffpoole483
@geoffpoole483 6 лет назад
Surprised he'd buy veal and ham pie!
@OnlineMD
@OnlineMD 6 лет назад
Anglicized Arab! 😁
@OmmerSyssel
@OmmerSyssel 6 лет назад
Raja Bhat Hardly ever seen since..
@lss74
@lss74 Год назад
We are blessed here in 🇬🇧 to have had these two ❤
@alkerdham
@alkerdham Год назад
I'm an Arab & I find this funny 😂😂
@alihusayn4689
@alihusayn4689 5 лет назад
Two of the finest comedy legends 😂
@nitinkataria6030
@nitinkataria6030 5 лет назад
These two comedy icons were just beyond words. I know many people who don't even know their name and just know them by the two Ronnies.
@MitchelKeithDouglas
@MitchelKeithDouglas Месяц назад
Never get tired of watching these two, especially this..!!!
@marthaadeline1247
@marthaadeline1247 Год назад
I’ve seen this thousand times and still laughing so hard LOL witty lines and great actors
@harrygeorge3220
@harrygeorge3220 Год назад
Hello Martha How are you doing today?
@BrianOMahonyPhotography
@BrianOMahonyPhotography 5 лет назад
That’s f***ing CLASS! Piss myself laughin, even though I’ve seen it many times! These guys were the best!
@nickynackynoo4390
@nickynackynoo4390 5 лет назад
The reason this is hilarious: because this happens in real life! I'm from the north of England and people in the south struggle to understand me sometimes, so for people with English as a second language this must happen all the time Haha. And it isn't racist. It's cultures laughing at each other in a respectful way. I bet white people are mocked in other cultures for comedy value. Laugh at our differences, life is shit, and we only have humour to keep us going.
@Mortthemoose
@Mortthemoose Год назад
Exactly! 👍😅 Pre-illness, I lived/worked all over the uk, so had to learn regional accents pretty quickly!! Lol I found it fascinating.....regional or foreign accents are what makes the world a more interesting place.
@superAweber
@superAweber 5 месяцев назад
@@Mortthemoose someone else who's ill like me. Hang in there.
@nishantvshah
@nishantvshah 5 месяцев назад
This is indeed comedy at its best. No cuss words, no insults. Just pure comedy.
@jonathanwilkins6071
@jonathanwilkins6071 Год назад
Legends, so well written. The delivery was so good. You can watch this sketch over and over again...just amazing 👍👍🇬🇧
@z.t1459
@z.t1459 6 лет назад
This is what I call classic,brilliant
@jagga309
@jagga309 6 лет назад
Ah ,the dying breed of English shopkeepers.
@benoitpellet1657
@benoitpellet1657 6 лет назад
asif hussain i
@ElvarMasson
@ElvarMasson 5 лет назад
...and excellent comedy script writers
@IIIIIIIIIIIIIIPKIIIIIIIIIIIIII
😂😂😂
@SUPAWAVE4LIFE
@SUPAWAVE4LIFE 5 лет назад
Lol all bossmans are Asian now
@kaylynspencer9297
@kaylynspencer9297 5 лет назад
RAFIQ RESTEM not in expensive areas they are not
@marikaperlman9404
@marikaperlman9404 Год назад
😂😂. Nothing beats British humour 🙌
@perpetualgrin5804
@perpetualgrin5804 Год назад
Certainly not Australian.
@gaggymott9159
@gaggymott9159 Год назад
1:48 I love it when Ronnie C gets more and more Scottish when he's saying 'Soddar'. Bic-ar- bonnet of Soddar! 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍 Pure classic! 😊
@paulcrawford5437
@paulcrawford5437 7 лет назад
Lol the kind of comedy you can't get away with now adays. AWESOME!!!!!!!!
@MrNickmi
@MrNickmi 7 лет назад
Glad you liked it... As I have said on a number of occasions, it would be a pity to do away with all the wonderful fairy tales of the past just because they (naturally) reflect the values, biases and stereotypes of another era. I think it is exactly the same with comedy. :-)
@MeeMenuchoth
@MeeMenuchoth 6 лет назад
@Paul Crawford, actually you can if you're Catherine Tate. :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XY66ZJ0TFUI.html
@islamicschoolofmemestudies
@islamicschoolofmemestudies 6 лет назад
Nick Michelioudakis is the series still running?
@johnozlocks7317
@johnozlocks7317 6 лет назад
Society today is full of ASSHOLES, everything you say is politically incorrect or wrong, but you can bet your life these ASSHOLES also have double standards. Bring back these great old shows!
@svenniepennie4237
@svenniepennie4237 6 лет назад
You can still get away with this kind of comedy. You just have to lose the "arab" outfit and facepaint.
@Nickthegreek123
@Nickthegreek123 6 лет назад
This my friends is when our country had a sense of humour!
@Nickthegreek123
@Nickthegreek123 6 лет назад
Reema Ameer I think you need to get off the ale old lad.
@Nickthegreek123
@Nickthegreek123 6 лет назад
Reema Ameer well I think you’ve completely overreacted and completely misinterpreted my original comment plus the big question is would you call me all that to my face instead of behind your computer or phone??? Nah I don’t think you would cos I’d knock your fucking head off.
@VillageTV
@VillageTV 6 лет назад
Nicholas Haslam yep
@SaeykaH
@SaeykaH 6 лет назад
Reema Ameer What the hell is wrong with you? You blew everything out of proportion and you didn't even apologize for your idiocy? You are infinite shades of narrow mindedness and stupidity. Now go on call me.names.
@RR-oo2wf
@RR-oo2wf 6 лет назад
Yaa , Good Old Days
@r4mbo4974jr
@r4mbo4974jr 11 месяцев назад
Never seen this before. Top drawer, old school british comedy.
@ahzidmahmood6904
@ahzidmahmood6904 2 года назад
As foreign i testify that the classic British comedy is one of the best class entertainment thats can never be alternate with today modern comedy 🎭
@tipsforteachers7005
@tipsforteachers7005 2 года назад
I totally agree with you Ahzid. 😊
@JN003
@JN003 5 лет назад
To the head from that school who had a bit of bother over this - i hope you realise, the vast vast majority find it hilarious and really dont care, that includes those from the mid east. there are always a few who dont get it. thats not your problem and it shouldnt be front page news !! as a head, you should make a stand. you'd gain alot of respect , especially from the community who this clip jokes about. even they feel bad that people think they feel bad about it when they certainly dont... its so annoying having to spell it out.
@GudieveNing
@GudieveNing 5 лет назад
My family consider this one of their best sketches, pure genius. We grew up tolerant and yet today's snowflakes are brainless, aggressive and attention seeking failures who lack the intellectual capacity to tell the difference from harmless hysterical satire like this and real rudeness and repression.
@3gor73
@3gor73 5 лет назад
Absolutely pathetic those that complained about this sketch sick to bloody death of these offend at everything brigade time people stood up to them and told them to sod off and get a bloody life
@tipsforteachers7005
@tipsforteachers7005 2 года назад
Hear, hear!! :-) Couldn't agree with you more...
@anslemslove5215
@anslemslove5215 6 лет назад
"Sod her!" (Soda) "Yeah, that what I say."
@TheSandyKale
@TheSandyKale 3 года назад
Arab: Bicker Bonnet of Sod her. Wife: Bicarbonated Soda. Husband: They have their uses.
@daraa151
@daraa151 2 года назад
I thought he said sour dough
@katdes7305
@katdes7305 2 года назад
This is so clever the way it takes the michael out of the English language it is timeless, I love the two ronnies at Christmas on yesterday or similar channel, its what makes Christmas for me
@dahlakdahlak9695
@dahlakdahlak9695 Год назад
They were so helpful ..polite with full of manners etc..
@lovemakestheworldgoround6726
@lovemakestheworldgoround6726 6 лет назад
Gosh! What's with all these negative comments and taking things personally?! That's the wrong mindset with which to watch a comedy sketch. Get a sense of humour people!
@MrNickmi
@MrNickmi 6 лет назад
Couldn't agree more... :-)
@quantumgravity92
@quantumgravity92 7 лет назад
im arab and i don't find the sketch offensive at all its actually funny lol
@ninjaginger6418
@ninjaginger6418 6 лет назад
Ahmed Alshammeri good, Im sure its not their intention to cause offence. ✌️
@ReplayButtonMolester
@ReplayButtonMolester 6 лет назад
Good on you mate. It could have been any ethnicity, even an English person, for a pronunciation sketch. And to say you're not offended at all in this PC day and age means a lot. Live long.
@sorehammer
@sorehammer 6 лет назад
four candles is all i can say
@andrewrolls2080
@andrewrolls2080 6 лет назад
Thank goodness for those who can accept it’s just for fun which is not intended to be at anyone’s expense!😄👍
@sareeyemanusqaame8723
@sareeyemanusqaame8723 6 лет назад
Ahmed Alshammeri it's funny and I enjoyed it. The harm is not the jokes themselves but what might fallow. They could be a pretext for something to fallow. This was done many years ago and you know what followed like gulf wars, "the war on terror" if Muslims/Arabs are talked about like this also killing them and invading them is also acceptable like what happened since 1991. Now it's not acceptable because Americans and Europeans had killed many Muslims and Arabs so they don't want to kill any more or at least they are thinking not to kill any more so now they have to watch out what they say and the way they talk about them. What I'm saying is words lead to actions. They tell what will fallow. You should find this type of jokes offensive because of the actions they will invite or when you get killed from left to right you'll wonder where all that was coming from. That's why Jews don't tolerate any type of demonization even if it might look innocent they're more smarter than you and can predict the future by being aware.
@lucyzhu2968
@lucyzhu2968 11 месяцев назад
As a multiple culture country shop assistant like this comedy soo much.
@sashahera5679
@sashahera5679 Год назад
Reminds me of when I first came to London to work and I tried to describe a flower to a colleague. I kept saying … ‘no, but it is facksia, don’t you know the colour facksia? and I could not understand why everyone was laughing and asking me to repeat my statement over again. In the end I learnt the correct pronunciation for fuchsia. It was very funny 😄 😅😂😂😂
@maureenbellamy1022
@maureenbellamy1022 Год назад
😄😄😄😄
@johnadm3479
@johnadm3479 5 лет назад
I am Arab and i was laugh a lot, its so funny 😂
@worthalook4870
@worthalook4870 6 лет назад
Brilliant - two comedy legends especially Ronnie barker
@Ninja-ix6lr
@Ninja-ix6lr Год назад
Makes me laugh every time I watch it! Brilliant!!! 😂😂😂😂🤪🤪🤪
@Samizouza
@Samizouza Год назад
Can see why "Mind Your Language" sometimes leads one down a rabbit hole of British comedy from back in the day, no wonder I choked from laughing too hard 🤣
@rockerviktor
@rockerviktor 6 лет назад
I just can't get bored of the Two Ronnies.
@tothetruthandbeyond4510
@tothetruthandbeyond4510 5 лет назад
Hahaha! This is sort of scenario reminds me of myself in some ways. I'm Aussie so our English is pretty well butchered anyway. But I'll always welcome people of all countries/ethnicities if they need help out in public and or are struggling to learn English. I like to learn the sounds so I can understand different accents as it intrigues me how it has evolved over time, a bonus is you get to meet someone new and hear their story even if you stand there for ages you get a glimpse as to what life is like where they're from. Having two kids myself that had to go through speech therapy, which 90% of it was at home, I had learn to understand what they're saying and then correct them by slowly pronouncing the word and getting them to repeat it. It takes quiet a few years and the patience of a saint, more so for the kids. Bc It's usually them that gets frustrated not me as I'm always saying pardon? Pardon? To try and work out some of the words and it makes me feel bad bc they get angry and frustrated not at you but themselves bc they wish they could speak properly the poor little buggers.
@TheSandyKale
@TheSandyKale 3 года назад
The Australian accent is quite unique and not many are familar with it if you grew up outside of Australia. The two variants of English that are usually the norm are either American or British. I remember coming to Australia as a Master's student and stuggling to understand what 'Oy D' was (apparently ID) and that I didn't come here 'to die' (today) 😆.
@andreamaclachlan980
@andreamaclachlan980 Год назад
You all might have benefitted greatly from a 'phonics phone' (my hubby made ours from PVC pipe, they can now be bought online etc) and also sign language. We've walked a few steps in your shoes, hope all is going well now xx
@martinhoy1
@martinhoy1 4 месяца назад
Love the Two Ronnies. The days when u could make a joke without people taking offence. Great Comedy 😀👍
@gautamv952
@gautamv952 8 месяцев назад
Haven't laughed this hard in years! 😂 To be honest, the accent is more Indian than Arabic. We from the Indian subcontinent are the undisputed CHAMPIONS of making English sound like Gibberish!
@Saucyakld
@Saucyakld 5 лет назад
Reminds me of arriving in an English country first time. Wanted a new double bed, ledikant, Dutch word for it. The man turned bright red as we always tried Dutch first and tried to get the English word for it. Still remember it vividly!
@TheSaryne
@TheSaryne 5 лет назад
Genius, but please note, it’s mocking the white guy - notice how he becomes very interested at the sight of money.
@ronyboyacebo9356
@ronyboyacebo9356 5 лет назад
Business is business
@pollyesther1243
@pollyesther1243 5 лет назад
he even charges him 300pounds at the end, his wife looks surprised, and to make it natural he offers change of 4 pence.
@ZAl-qh6ec
@ZAl-qh6ec 4 года назад
Runamok it’s just comedy
@ShadowMoon878
@ShadowMoon878 3 года назад
@@pollyesther1243 Please. If you see an Arab dressed like this in your country, he is rich. The Arab robes is like wearing an expensive suit in their countries. Working-class Arabs will only wear a normal shirt and pants. I lived in Jeddah in Saudi Arabia for 4 years and the rich guys are very very generous and will not hesitate to tip you $100 just for a candy bar. One time I was driving a car and a guy waved me down for help. He says he needed help to get to a location quickly. He just put a $100 bill in my shirt pocket and just got in my car. I was like, "$100? And you want to go to this location? Sir yes Sir!"
@mariacarpenter5639
@mariacarpenter5639 10 месяцев назад
I love this video! Hilarious..certainly not affensive! Yes..Ronnie B was a comedy genius..
@Bessie-vb9yw
@Bessie-vb9yw 6 месяцев назад
I love this! I can’t stop laughing when he went down the list at the end to sum it up and check that he’s got everything!!!! Lollll my sides are hurting! I think British comedy is the best!!!
@imack1051
@imack1051 6 лет назад
I am An Arab and I had no clue what the arab dude was saying, but it was funny!
@MrNickmi
@MrNickmi 6 лет назад
Glad you liked it amro... :-)
@TheKonga88
@TheKonga88 6 лет назад
Amro Al Omar He was saying that he wanted a tin of frogspawn for his goldfish and dolly 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐟🐟🐠🐠🐠🐠🐠🐠
@observing802
@observing802 6 лет назад
Norman Bates. Being cocky Norman! :)
@TheKonga88
@TheKonga88 6 лет назад
Frozen Man Just being a frog on Mars 👽👽👽👽👾👾👾👾
@ordinarygirl1087
@ordinarygirl1087 5 лет назад
@@TheresaPowers and you are a racist pig
@steffyweffy777
@steffyweffy777 5 лет назад
I couldn’t stop laughing. I was literally pissing myself laughing aloud. This is hilarious. These guys were geniuses to come up with this stuff. Comedy nowadays is unintelligent untalented unfunny rubbish. This is comedy gold.
@1funkyflyguy
@1funkyflyguy 2 года назад
Absolutely.
@tk0192
@tk0192 2 года назад
💀
@asnkrikitikus
@asnkrikitikus 2 месяца назад
Don't worry the money can do the translation for you and I love how at the end he repeats his order and seems proud to finally buy what he needs by himself
@consciousnesslane7872
@consciousnesslane7872 10 месяцев назад
I come from an Arabic background and i find this hilarious.People need to chill out a bit and stop taking everything personally.
@sundararajualagirisamy2997
@sundararajualagirisamy2997 3 года назад
Great wit blended with quality delivery. British comedy remain par excellent always, at least to my senses. I am an Indian guy staying in Singapore - Thumbs-up
@dallas5609
@dallas5609 6 лет назад
Where's Mr. Jeremy Brown when you need him. Thumps if you get my reference :)
@haripravin4356
@haripravin4356 4 года назад
Por Favore
@espinosaglennmark3422
@espinosaglennmark3422 3 года назад
Some original characters are gone but they left the memories everybody will treasure.
@danielvanr.8681
@danielvanr.8681 3 года назад
Ah, yes, il professori! Is hockay! No wrong number, we understand-o! 😂😂😂
@cupid9381
@cupid9381 3 года назад
.
@cupid9381
@cupid9381 3 года назад
Musick
@ejizahmed2243
@ejizahmed2243 Год назад
Brilliant…..brilliantly funny two of Britains finest funny men made me night 👍🏻
@hlchandraharidas
@hlchandraharidas Год назад
After a long time I got to see this clip.....such a natural genius of humour.
@tipathepackrapong4102
@tipathepackrapong4102 4 года назад
I laughed to tears. What a funny scene. LOL.
@user-we5ko4lf1k
@user-we5ko4lf1k 5 лет назад
Fantastic comedy and fantastic English sense of humour.
@islambary2menkom
@islambary2menkom Год назад
Kudos to the shop owner who witnessed the destruction of the english language yet he stood like a gentlman in fron of those 300 pounds ,haha
@anuranansaha7162
@anuranansaha7162 Год назад
every time, every single time british humour doesn't fail to surprise me. loved it!
@georginashanti4605
@georginashanti4605 Год назад
Very funny! I love the play on words and clever comedy. I wish that this style of comedy still existed. I have brown skin and I'm not at all offended by the makeup. This is hilarious!
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