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Jake looked like he found the answer to life when Conan pronounced his last name correctly in the beginning.
I have the same thought lol
Loll for real though
It wasn't even pronounced correctly though. I'm swedish and his pronunciation was extremely exaggerated. It was similar though but not correct
Yeah, as a swede it's not pronounced right, but its funny
mtoh lol what a great name for porn
This is freaking six years ago, does this man even age
Clarissa Elisabeth exactly lol, I just saw spider man ffh yesterday and I saw this thumbnail and thought this was recent because he looks exactly like he looks now but then I saw it was 6 years ago and had the same reaction he had when Conan pronounced his name correctly in the beginning lol
Perhaps he's using hologram.
DimaSTR lol
Maybe, he's related to keanu reeves...
@ Clarissa Elisabeth I thought it was now he hasn't changed at all
3 americans sit down to have a chat,
One is Irish,
The other is Swedish,
And the third ons is German .
I'm the German one xD
Andy Richter, the Swedish German
No one got that he was talking about Mark, Jack and Felix?
gazmend gavazi no he’s talking about Conan Jake and Andy
@@plasmasnake4774 lol I guess but my my analogy holds through still anyways so I'll just tell myself I'm right so I feel better
I fucking lost it when Conan pronounced his last name correctly the way he did, and then interrupting Jake and doing it again
pause the video press 2 and play it and repeat xD
Replace it with "fus ro dah!"
Guy on the Internet same
No he’s joking it’s not actually pronounced that way
@@xxjadynx In Swedish it is pronounced that way. They don't pronounce hard the "hard J" the way we do in English, especially American English.
Gyllen = Golden
Haal = Hål = Hole
Jake Goldenhole
If you're thinking that "Haal" is "Hål", but in the older swedish language, you're wrong, it might sound similar but that's all.
"Grohf", "Rauf" and "Hol" are "Hål", "Haal" however is an old slang for "Halr" which means "Man" or "Hero"
So I assume it's a real name and just not a lastname namechange, "Golden man" would probably mean that he had a rich father or something in that direction, while "Golden hero" would mean that he was a really good warrior or that he was a rich warrior.
And then there is one more thing I came to think about, and that is if he were a warrior with really blonde hair which had been taken cared of alot (as in cleaning)
Six Ounces of Dispair
No, I'm thinking of the Danish equivalent to "å" which is (or *was* previous to 1948) writing "aa"...
I'm pretty sure Haal is the name (which might be slightly modified) of the place where his "family" grew up in Sweden hundreds of years ago. I'm not completely sure however.
btw, your name looks like another version of Richard Nixon.....
Rizky Taufiq
No it doesn't... If anything Richard Nixon looks like another version of MY name.
0:18 The interrupting "GYYYLLÄNHAAAAALEEE!". Classic.
lol! all in-his-face about it!!
Annoying and obnoxious
I died at that😂😂😂
Very annoying
You could tell jake didn’t like it haha
Jake Gyllenhaal: No one pronounce my name right.
Saoirse Ronan: That’s cute.
Me: SOW-ORSEE? Lol.
@@amandagosling7622 Actually, she pronounces it just like how it's pronounced in the west and northwest of Ireland at least. She doesn't pronounce her name wrong at all, it is just a different dialectic pronunciation. Both are correct but either is more common in different regions in Ireland.
@raunchydrphil "I'm on the right track" 🤣 nope I'm irish, not irish descent, actually irish, in Ireland, and that how we pronounce it here in Ireland. It is an Irish word, it means freedom and the name is quite common especially in Republican areas, like where I live in a border county. We do have different dialects regionally but this particular word/name really only changes in regions where there is zero Irish spoken, and the actress is on record as saying she doesn't speak Irish and does pronounce it wrong. Now just to confuse the issue there are some Irish words that are in everyday use in Ireland, one of them is Saor. Saor means free. Like Saorview, meaning free view, which is how you receive free TV access in Ireland. Which is how alot of homes still receive TV here, especially penioners. RTE, TV3 and TG4 are all saorview channels. Saorview is state run and even on the TV and radio ads they run, it's pronounced sayrview. The word saor is also used in the national anthem, again, some of the only irish most GAA fans can actually recite accurately, "Faoi mhóid bheith saor, seantír ár sinsear feasta" definitely pronounced sayr.
"On the right track" 🤣🤣🤣
@@THEDOORIZCLOSED it's pronounced seer sheh in irish. I'm not irish but I loved song of the sea.
Sur-sha ronan
"Nobody says Jake Gyllenhaal's name correctly" Not even himself
Just like David Bowie
Bender wdym? how is it supposed to be pronounced?
@@amaraberger7113 Bow-e but some people say bue-y or boo-e
@@user-tj5xp5eo4f wait what who tf pronounces it like that???
@@jonasmoi9328 bowie himself
suddenly youtube is full of linguistic experts.
Blakk Lining tits
Morten Balazs Am I supposed to find your comment funny or whatnot....
Five other people found it funny so you tell me
5/94, I suppose no.
Blakk Lining awhhhh shieeeeeetzzzz , meh carry on
It sounds nothing like Swedish. Its French. I know cuz Im from Vietnam.
HAHAH BYE
Love u :*
Blakk Lining French? Gyllenhaal is a Swedish surname.
oh really, you don't say.
Couldn't tell if you were serious from your first comment. Never know with people on CZcams.
I want to transplant Jake's beard onto my face
+Kunta Kinte assets4.heart.co.uk/2012/29/christian-bale-with-a-beard-1342550923-view-1.jpg you're welcome
***** lol
+Kunta Kinte his beard literally makes me hard. no homo tho
+Kunta Kinte glue your pubic hair to your face.
😂😂😂
I'm swedish and I'm actually pretty sure that even Jake can't pronounce his name correctly XD
Im a german and andy cant pronounce Richter right
@@cold3341 That's what he said? I understood something like Rejschde and thought he might be from Albania. It sounds nothing like Richter. XD
@@destinyzogg476 lol ja same. Dachte wäre vllt Dänisch oder Niederländisch dunno
@@hellodarknessmyoldfriend5173 Definitely NOT Dutch, hahaha! Their ch sounds like yours, especially in the south.
@@cold3341 I'm not even German and I know he doesn't pronounce it right. But to be fair, it's closer than many americans would get.
I thought this interview was in 2019 and I was wondering where is Tom Holland. Damn, never gonna age this man.
EXO Twerps I also just realized no one says his name right still
i tought the same thing haha
I thought the exact same thing!
7 years isn't enough for anyone to look different
Mashallah tbark Allah alhamudillah inshallah better astgfrallah
It's amazing how many in the comments don't understand jokes.
The voice they're doing is just a stereotype, they know swedes sound nothing like that.
***** Uh, we sure as fuck don't sound like that. Are you Swedish? If so, where from? Not any generally acknowledged part of sweden would spew out "gilenhaaaul".
P Cergic I'm not actually Swedetard but since I live in Finland ive had to study ur shit language for 5 years, and it sounds exactly like that.
***** I speak swedish on a daily basis and I sure as fuck dont sound like that.
***** haha, you holding a grudge or something?
SlowSlowSloth Yes I actually am. Since your fucking worthless language is useless around the globe and I still have 3 years of studying ahead of me.
All I can think about is him in Nightcrawler as a psychopath.
What about Brokeback Mountain? LOL
+trd 12 That's because he was absolutely amazing in that movie.
+trd 12 More like a Sociopath, but yeah, He's great in that movie :D
+trd 12 Wacth "Enemy"... sereiusly, that is a fucked up movie
I prefer him in Prisoners..damn, that movie was so amazing..his hairstyle in that movie also, damnnn!
Me: Knock knock,
Person: Who is there?
Me: The interrupting Jake
Person: Interrupting Ja-
Me: YYYEEELLLLLLEENNHAAALLL
😂😂😂
THAT IS THE MOST CLEVER KNOCK KNOCK JOKE I HAVE EVER HEARD OF MY FRIEND
So it's - YEELAN-HELLO? weird. Why is there a G if it's not pronounced, that's a waste of letters... Children in Africa could have used that G.
+Thil Gy in Swedish is pronounced yü (y as in yes, German umlauted u), also the "hello" is an approximation by Conan. The aa is like the a in far and the sound at the end is just a brief schwa sound like the a in about. Gj is also pronounced like y, in other words like Swedish j (the G is essentially silent).
On a side note, Gyllenhaal isn't the original family name. Lieutenant Nils Gunnarsson Haal had his surname changed to Gyllenhaal in 1652 when he was ennobled. Gyllen means golden, Haal refers to where he was from (and it was his original surname).
Thanks for the explanation... I was just kidding that day :)
I'm from Denmark, and I never knew about the Gy sound! interesting
Thil
Ama-gi So Gyllenhaal is pronounced Ü - len - haa >>as the British [a] in father>as the [a] in about
He comes from a long line of Swedish nobles. The first Gyllenhaal was actually named Gunnesson but got called Haal when he became a knight (aprox. 1620). When he got ennobled in 1652 he received the name Gyllenhaal. They added the name Gyllen, I’m guessing it’s because in Swedish it means golden. If i remember correctly it was Jakes great great grandpa that first left sweden in 1860. The Gyllenhaal name is as far as I know dying in sweden, the ones that i can find are all old.
My dna test says I am related to Jake.
If Jake keeps dicking around in the mountains the lineage will be forever lost
My last name; Custodio, is also dying out in Spain. The only countries it’s very common in is the Philippines and Brazil ((it’s apparently also a Portugal name))
@@fatboy3985well she said she’s from spain no? so probably
In today’sSwedenhewould be called halal
CZcams commenters 2005- 2015: "Your rong. Trust mee, I kno evrithing."
Awkward Italian Girl indeed awkward you are...
Prometheus 'hahahahaha' fuck off. you're like the hundredth person to post of that comment. You're not funny or original
Awkward Italian Girl I was referring to your comment, not you as a person. So don't take it personal....awkward can also be seen as something unique and special...no? Does this sound more positive?
Awkward Italian Girl but after seeing one of yr videos...i guess you are bit awkward as a person too...so i guess i just stick with my first comment...lol
+Awkward Italian Girl "CZcams commenters" it's not a job ffs lmao
Think I'll stick with jillen-hall.
+Lone Wolf Full Albums™ GEEL-EN-HAAAHL
+Osama Bin Laden You mean Gyllenhalal.
Think I’ll switch to Yeelin-hello!
Kyllenhaali
The great Khali.
Yeelinhall and Reeshta!
It's actually pronounced yeelinhela.
Alan Natridy Yeelinhaylu?
Andy was wrong aswell, btw. Richter comes from Germanic languages, means "judge" there. [As in the judge or a judge.]
Unfortunately, it's not really possible to explain the pronounciation to english-speaking folks, since they have no equivalent to the German "ch" that's used in Richter.
Google translate has it, though. Just enter "Richter", select German, then click on the speaker in the lower-right corner.
Tobias Reinhold there are two different 'ch' in german. i believe the 'richter' one is even more difficult for english speakers than the 'ch' like in 'lachen'
Tobias Reinhold pretend to gather some snot to get it out your throat.. but balance it
the way Jake pronounces it himself sounds nothing like swedish tho hahah, sounds danish, and I know because I'm from Norway
Thats true though xD
haha screw u, we don't speak like that (Danish angry man)
But he does indeed pronounce it bad
loameer haha you can't deny the fact that it actually does sound danish!! as a norwegian it really does, no offence hahah
Maybe he's from Scania,who knows? :P
I'm swedish, and I think it sounds like dutch (Holländska).That aside, I think we can all agree that he's pretty terrible at pronouncing his own name. :)
It's their own last names people if that's how their family pronounces it then that is what it is. Pronunciation doesn't matter so much when its you own name.
Daemon Skycloak My hometown made a lot of jokes when we found out our mayor purposely pronounced his family name differently from his parents, haha. It was 'Shaker;' but he pronounced it like 'Shakkar.' His parents pronounced is like the 'shaker' in 'pepper shaker,' hehe. I guess he just didn't like it, but it's a weird thing to do.
“ We come with simple instructions “ 😂😂😂😂♥️
Really 🤣🤣🤣🤣I will like to hear it
they're all such dorks haha
His reaction after Conan yelled his name 2nd time is everything I’ve been looking for my whole life, I love this guy 🥰🥰🥰
Just to stop all the arguing and confusion, Gyllenhaal is a Swedish noble name which originated in Härene a little outside what we know today as Göteborg. The name at the time originated from Härene which meant "bedrock" and "stoney ground" or even "hare" as in the animal.
There a noble family with the name Gyllenhaal became and roughly translates to "Golden hall" which has the meaning of a large hall with pure value made to shimmer in the eyes of the mighty warriors of nobility "knights". But Gyllenhaal is the more known name as there were many of it's particular kind, like Gyllenhahl, Gyllenhal, Gyllenhammer, Gyllengrip, Gyllenfalck, Gyllenpamp and even Gyllengard. So the clear the dust, it is a title giving to people with military rank such as generals and officers.
Gyllenpimp?!!? .......snort😜
xD
+Conino finally someone made some sense on this thread. Thank you.
Oh thank you, i was about to wright the same comment. The only extension i whould make, that specificly Jake's family gain nobility durig the regin of Christina I. of Sweden, heck, even i came across with the name "Gyllenhål" and Gyllenhaal" in books about the swedish deluge (polish-swedish wars), and norhtern wars.
"Call him 'Gyllenhaal'" they said
*It'll be fun they said*
@1:11 over and over again will make your day XD
I died laughing when he interrupted him talking with his name😂😂😂
Ever since night crawler I always expect him to be creepy af and a crazy drug addict for some reason when I watch these. And then I'm like "oh ya he's actually a really cool guy" lol
Nightcrawler is so good! After that movie I want to watch everything he's in.
Really? So you never got that vibe from Donnie Darko? LOL
I'm Swedish, and that name Gyllenhaal doesn't sound or spell very Swedish at all. I thought for sure that the name was Dutch or Danish, and come to find out here, his pronunciation of his name is unmistakably Danish. Jake claims that he's half Swedish, but with that pronunciation it's more likely one side of his family are Danes who maybe lived in Sweden..?
I'm so confused. LOL.
The most hilarious thing is that the double "a" is a replacement for the letter "å" (pronounced like the "o" in words like "door", or "more", or "soar". That means Jake's name is "Gyllenhål", .... which translates into "golden hole" ... and wow... gives me so many disturbing mental images.
+My2Cents It looked gaelic to me xD
+My2Cents its a very noble swedish name.. i have seen people with similar names but its not that common tho
+My2Cents It's certainly not Dutch if you pronounce like that.
+My2Cents It's certainly not Dutch if you pronounce like that.
+My2Cents Jag tänker mig att det uttalas Gyllenhall. Eller?
People need to lighten up, omg...this was all a joke. They were not trying to offend anyone. And of course they probably don't pronounce either name correctly, duh, they are native English speakers. Maybe this might be a shocker, but Swedish people and other Europeans pronounce English incorrectly all the time. I don't give a shit and don't expect them to because it is not their native language.
This might be a shocker! but Americans pronounce English incorrectly all the time! for an example schedule is not pronunced "Skedual"
I would rather say that native English speakers pronounce our words wrong: Egg,Knife,Fuck,Dream,Die,English ETC.Hell we even named your language.
mats persso There is a difference between different dialects and linguistic variations of a language and incorrect pronunciation. Get an education.
mats persso sorry for the grave offense against your language oh english master.
Thank you!
mats persso Americans don't pronounce English incorrectly. They have dialects, several of them, which stem from culture and environment.
Oh please I bet he's never even been to Sweden
Yeah, apparently his last native Swedish ancestor was his great-great-grandfather. I'm more Lithuanian than him (I could actually get a Lithuanian passport through my grandfather) but I don't go around saying I'm Lithuanian. Americans are weird.
***** If someone asks what race you are; you're Caucasian (a presumption... correct me if I'm wrong). Your cultural heritage could be Irish but that doesn't make you Irish. I mean, in the end it's up to each person how they identify themselves just saying I find Americans weird how they're always like "I'm Italian" "I'm Irish" "I'm Swedish" when they have probably never set foot in the country and likely don't speak the language. I would say 'My grandfather was Lithuanian' or maybe even 'My dad's family is Lithuanian' not' I'm Lithuanian' although I love Lithuania (yes, I have been there), I celebrate Lithuanian style Christmas with my Lithuanian family and I speak Lithuanian. My dad calls himself Lithuanian-Australian but he's half so I think that's normal. I also think it's normal to say 'I'm American' or 'I'm Australian' even if you're not indigenous because I assure you the culture of the countries under those modern names are very different to the culture of the indigenous people. Like I said though, you've every right to identify yourself how you like and I've got the right to call it weird.
true ..... Americans have not history , so they steal everyone's else's
i live in Ireland and there is more Irish in America than there has ever been in Ireland
on st particks day over here , ... it was and is , mainly about getting p!ssed in the pub and days of old about going to church
the Americans celebrate our day more than we do ....
hes actually royalty there, troll
***** It's my namesake as well (first and last... Caleigh is my middle name). You should definitely visit when you can. It's so cheap and I don't know how familiar you are with Lithuanian food but you can buy delicious pastries and cakes that I had only ever had from my aunt from any supermarket for like €1 for 3 :) Go in summer though unless -14C is your idea of a good time :P
1:19 That's not really it, but at least he tried
The "ch" is hard to speak for Americans.
This show is just hilarious
+Karthik Nair
Yes, yes it is my friend. High-larious, damaged, and painfully wet.
100th like
"Yellenhulaehu"
That's what he pronounced it in an earlier interview
Oh, he is half-swedish. That explains why he is so handsome.
lol, as young children, we would laugh hysterically every time our grandparents asked for some 'yinyerale' or a glass of 'vahter', sang 'yinglebells', ate 'yinyerbread' cookies, or 'vent for a valk'. Wish I could hear them again.
Wir dürfen sie nie vergessen.
01:17
Oh....so there was some other dude sitting there apart from Jake...
Andy is always there even when he's not in frame.
Go to a video about vikings....and everyone is suddenly a descendent of Erik The Red. Go to a video about Egyptians, and suddenly all are history experts with a degree in Egyptology that know better than the archeologists in the video. Go to a sex video, and they all have hit girls like those. Go to an Armin Van Buuren video, and they all know how to make cooler songs than him. And in a random pop video, they're all choreographers and vocal coaches. Come to this video, and they all are linguistic experts, and poliglots who know so much about so many countries.....oh my God..... LOL.
yeah there are only like 5 people on the internet that watches every video...
+Kaylasa JaguarStar Just for the record, I actually _am_ a multicultural singing, songwriting sex god viking choreographer and music video director, with a degree in Egyptology, who moonlights as a vocal coach and speaks eleven different languages. I also know _all_ the karate.
Graham Barth Then marry me.
Kaylasa JaguarStar We'll honeymoon in Egypt, and after I train a multicultural team of fighting, singing and dancing actors, we'll film a capoeira music video, with each verse in a different language, that will bridge the world's cultural divide.
And then we'll have lots of viking themed sex, because that's what I'm into.
sarcastic bowl of cornflakes I believe he means a combination of what you just said ;-)
2019 anyone ????
Well done to him he played mysterio very well what a good movie
Gyllenhall
He was awesome as Mysterio !!! My new favorite bad guy and a new favorite actor.
7 years ago, and he looks the exact same as today
Whenever I see a picture of Jake I have to think of the way Conan says his name and I have to laugh :-)
Saaaame
Sweden? I have haven't heard of this 'Sweden' for years. I was taught to remember Sweden as 'Soft'.
Elaboration: Norway-Sweden-Finland were best remembered in geographical order by saying Nice-Soft-and Fluffy (I had very quirky Social Studies teachers in middle school)
Epic troll
***** The Finnish and Norwegian forces are top notch!
Swedish one, not so much...
Luca K Me? I'm actually being completely serious.
***** Year 2010 our ex prime minister Fredrik Reinfeldt signed an agreement with US Homeland Security, allowing them to step on our territory during any world crisis. Sweden is in USA's pocket. I think that's one of the reasons high end politicians in Sweden stopped funding our military as they used to.
werkka lehto Talking about the country that.people live in. We die to protect our country. Piece of shit.
Ya boi cracked his voice 50 different types so say his last name.
looolll
Lol
1:11 That "voice crack" is so funny😂😂
I choked on the air I was breathing when Conan said “YEEELLENhAAALL”
I am honestly laughing so much because Conan just sounded and looked hilarious when he said Gyllenhaal's last name.
Gyllenhaal is such a good actor !!! Everything he does is amazing, if he’s in it, you knows it’s gonna be good .
Richter is German and means judge ;) Very common here. Though he doesn't pronounce it correctly :D
Haha ja, aber mir tun Amis schon Leid die so nen Nachnamen haben - das können die einfach auch gar nich richtig aussprechen :D
+Stylebreed
or it is Dutch and it means Aimer from aiming, or possibly straightener...the last profession making sense as a ship's hull planks straightener, which may have been more in want in the 1700's colonies than say a judge from medieval Bavaria.
+georgem Also the first "R" should be pronounced with our uvula, instead of rolling our tongue to pronounce it the English way.
+Stylebreed And I thought he said Riester. Der nuschelt aber auch XD kurze Vokale geht anders.
*****
that s because he is 100%murican and cannot pronounce anything dutch or german.
I like how gylenheiler said in the end "and riste" so funny haha
I can watch this video 100x (which I have) and it never stops being funny 😂
HOW CAN I HAVE LIVED 18 YEARS BEING SWEDISH AND NOT KNOWING FUCKING JAKE GYLLENHAAL IS HALF SWEDISH? WTF DUDE WHY DON'T YOU COME HERE MORE OFTEN THEN
He's actually just ofSwedish decent. His grandfathers grandfather moved to America. SO it's far back, I don't think he has ever been here.
He was like OHMYGOD!
"Some say best friends" xD
hahah that's so not how "Richter" is pronounced in German xD
is it pronounced ric-ter?
@@oluff1153 close but you pronounce the "ch" as like an.. angry cat sound? it's a sharp thing, but neither a k/c sound you'd say in english. Most english-speaking people struggle with that combo and so from somebody saying "nicht" vs. "nict" you can tell their mothertongue :)
Lisa von Gartzen thank you, I forgot about the “ch” at the end.
Lisa von Gartzen
Another good way to explain it is that the "ch" is pronounced the same as the "h" in "hue" or "huge". Unless you're one of those people who pronounces it like a "y". In that case it's nothing like it.
"ch" in German is not the same as "sh" in English, you're right. It's like a hissing sound. My friend grew up with a lisp sort of thing that made her "s" sounds sound like that same hissing sound, kinda like the stereotypical way people imitate those with braces.
All jokes aside Jake is such a great actor. And I love how he takes roles that others might find strange or bad for their image and just bodies those characters! Def one of my Top five favorite actors!
`embodies
"YEELAN-HELLO" xDxDxD just made my day!!!!!
" Welcome to another episode of "
CZcams's random video out of nowhere.
No, Jake, that was not the correct way to say it. Didn't sound swedish at all.
U do know hes just playing along right? XD
Alexander Daniels Didn't seem like it
Well, I think he mainly meant the way the word "Gyllen" was pronounced, with the soft g and all. The only part that really sounded off was the 'haal' part and the awkward, exaggarated voice(which made me think of danes, weird).
Emil Wallgren racist! D:
nausicaä You know, associating different accents and dialects with certain languages just means you've heard a different language than your own.
Also, let's face it. It's very probable that most danes has shoved a rød pølse down their throat while they talk. :^)
I love how they're practically singing his name
Wow, really thanks
0:16 I SCREAMED 😂😂😂😂😂
1:13 made me laugh so hard ....xD. he was like ilen- hello?
Dude looks like Henrik Zetterberg.
I was just gonna say that. Plus they are both from Sweden
Giana SeIvanto The resemblance really is uncanny. They've gotta be long lost brothers or something.
Giana SeIvanto Yeah, only thing is Jake is from the US ;
Bobby Douglas True true but his roots are Scandinavian. He says so himself. I think I know what you mean though. Go Habs!
He is half swedish?! Men va?! Aint even mad, welcome home bro 😂
He's not half swedish, neither of his parents are 100% swedish. So don't know where he got that from. His dad is 1/4 swedish. So that would make him what, 1/8 swedish or something?
Ms. Posh who's a jealous Norwegian? and jealous of what? If you were referring to me I was just stating facts. No jealousy here! :)
He says in the video that he's half swedish
"Its the weirdest comedy duo team of Europe Gyllenhaal & Richter" That make my day.
Lmao 😂😂 the ending
Thank you so... much for your brilliant and breathe taking... feedbacks 😊 I am honored to be your mentor 🌹where are you watching from.......?
anyone watching in 2019 after far from home?
Andy is like Conan's Co-pilot. He is there for the monologue so that they can have some banter back and forth, and Conan has a sounding board for some of his gags.
Coffe just came out of my nose 😂😂😂
It's almost 3:00 a.m. here ans i literally started laughing and choking OMIGODD this is amazing
😂😂😂
I'm addicted to this clip. Conan and Jake are so funny.
"Eeeeeelenhaaaaaaal!!!!!!" ←Conan
"Eelenhaelo????" ←Jake
I don't know his real pronunciation. Swedish, help me.
lol.
"I could ruin your life right now." I died! Conan is so funny!
*Yell-a-HELLO* 😆
0:15 😂😂
I tought the Gyllen part sounded swedish or danish but haal more dutch. But I dunno I'm just a swedish speaking Finn. And supercool If Jake has nordic roots, he actually looks a bit like a canadian luberjack crossbred with a swedish lumberjack! :D
John Melander Bråhner
Men Gyllenhall låter ju inte heller svenskt! :D
John Melander Bråhner Fel! Det ska stavas Gyllenhaal. Han härstammar från en svensk adelsläkt
According to Wiki it's an old Swedish noble surname. However, it was originally just "Haal", and then changed after being ennobled.
So, it could originate from outside of Sweden (before 1600).
no matter how to pronounce his name...this is the best actor around , just amazing
And I thought he was just playing along... And then I looked it up... LOL!
LMAO I can't stop watching this!!!
When Jake pronounced it, it sounded more Danish.
+P4INKiller Nah, I'm Danish and that doesn't sound like Danish.
Lol it doesn’t sound anything like danish - try again
You're right, if it was anything like Danish, he would've had to puke his guts out.
Perhaps you should improve your English reading comprehension.
For me "Nightcrawler" was his best perfomance so far. I think the movie will be a classic in few years
was up with that fools hair? XD its funny as hell
omg the jilen-HELLO? lmaoaoaoaoaoao
As a swede the way he pronounced his name sounded DANISH not swedish.
Sounded nothing like Danish. Borholmsk at best, but that's basically a Swedish dialect anyway.
Your opinion is invalid since you don’t speak danish - no it’s sounds nothing like danish.
@@ElectroIsMyReligion I took the time to upload gyllenhall said in both swedish and danish. You be the judge what he sounds more like. The first one is swedish the second danish.
soundcloud.com/dan-iel-889410676/gyllen/s-6fEvocqJw6q
The Gyllenhaal's are a Swedish noble family.
Yeah that's true thanks
Since this Interview I pronunced the name exactely the way conan does. With all the funny reactions of my environment.
1:11 LMFAO I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING
i would totally watch "Yeelinhall & reeshter"
Gyllenhaal är väl norskt, eller? Dessutom, uttalade han inte sitt efternamn fel ändå? Man säger väl inte gilenheilö :P
Hans förfäder är nog ifrån skåne kan till och med vara dansk ifrån början
***** står på wikipedia att det är en svensk adelsläkt
Precis, Gyllenhaal är en svensk adelssläkt (jag är släkt med dem så jag vet), grejen är att "haal" är ett gammalsvenskt ord (men jag kommer inte ihåg exakt vad det betyder) så därför kan det vara lite förvirrande.
Eryniel dubbel-a uttalas "å". Det det blir "Gyllenhål" i modern svenska. Men det är sant att han uttalar det med norsk betoning...
Gyllenhaal är en svensk adelsläkt från Älvsborgs län.
😂😂😂😂 conann comedic timing always on the spot
Thanks 😊 so.... much amazing fan your words are so accurate and according. Thanks so much for all your unending... support and sincerity. Where are you watching frommmm.......?
conan interrupting jake with his last name feels like the knights of ni saying ni
Yeelenhawl
Awww thanks
As a swedish citizen I do not think that Jake should ever be critical of how other people say his last name until he himself has learned the correct way of pronouncing it. Just sayin', I can give him a crash course.
Its a comedy show, dont expect them to be serious about anything
LMS or particularly funny ?
American heritage claims downright amuse me. If your grandma was -say - Italian, but you never set foot in the old country, you do not speak a word in Italian, don't follow any cultural or ethnical traditions... then you are not Italian in any way.
You're american, period.
And there's nothing wrong with that, the US is a mixed and multi-cultured melting pod, that has produced it's own one. Claiming that you are part of another culture just because family name implies, or that one of your ancestors came from Sicily doesn't make you automatically an Italian.
That's my two cents, feel free to argue.
***** But you are in that case of Italian decent.
LMS
He's not a comedian and he's talking about his Swedish heritage. And I am perfectly aware that it's a comedy show, been watching Conan for over ten years.
0:40 that’s pretty much ikea in a nutshell Lol...
He has a very honest way of responding to things, God, I just love him
As a Swede this was cracking me up.
The name is from a Swedish noble family back in long-ago.. His last known Swedish relative was his great great grandfather.. The cadence makes it very hard for anyone who's not from the Nordic countries to pronounce Swedish words good.. Except for a lot of practice of course.
1:11 Love it
subtitles at 1:15: hello there
Me: General Kenobi