Jake almost got the role for Batman instead of Christian Bale. That would mean he would've fought against Heath as Joker. That would be like continuation of brokeback mountain where two extreme homosexual sapiens go through a rough breakup in the streets of gotham
If you listen to the end of the video, Jake doesn't seem to be sure about the proper prononciation either. There are two versions not identical. One way or another, really a funny language. :)
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relatively old swedish nobility name, introduced to the house of nobility in Stockholm in 1672. One side of the family emigrated to the US in the 1860´s like many other swedes.The prefix ´gyllen-´means golden and is typical of the baroque period with its taste for impressive names, (like golden swan, golden hawk, -creutz, -borg, etc.) The meaning of -haal is uncertain, possibly a variety of -hall. Family originates from the West coast of Sweden.
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gyllen is golden in swedish-haal i am not sure, i think it is a mix of dutch and swedish, probably dating from the 1600s when many dutch came to stockholm and sweden as merchants, many working in the mining business exporting weapons and iron to europe.
The actual correct (Swedish) pronounciation of the final syllable of Gyllenhaal "-haal" is with an "a", as in the English word "far". The spelling on the coat-of-arms coppershield in the House of Nobles in Stockholm is "Gyllenhahl". But the pronounciation is the same. The "h" is there to indicate the drawn out vowel "a". Herman G.
The name is a old Swedish noble house name but I can't for the life of me understand why they pronounce it with more sounds then there is letters. Me reading this, obviously knowing Swedish as I live here, would sound like - Yjillenhaal. Where the J is soft and sounds like Y. The name by direct translation is basically Golden Hall.
he is taking the piss people its not pronounced like that, think about it.. how many times does he get asked how to pronounce it? that is why im sure.
Yillenhoolahay? Really? He was just kidding. That's not how you pronounce it. Gyllenhål or Gyllenhaal it is pronounces Yillenhawl/Yillenhohl, of course with that Swedish/Norwegian pitch accent. I can speak Norwegian and some Swedish (Norwegian and Swedish are almost the same language)
@seanmcloughlin7 according to wikipedia its the name of a swedish noble family, although i am swedish and i have no idea why he is pronouncing it so weird
@ImAllFact yeah he's trolling you, Gyllenhaal is a swedish noble family from which he descends on his fathers side. i speak both swedish and english fluently and i wouldn't pronounce it like that in either language :P
In and of itself gyllenhaal means nothing in swedish. BUT; if u are a swede and pronounce it in either norse or danish - it literally translates to "GOLDEN HOLE".
@BlueberryFictionPie I honestly have no clue as I am not from nordic countries (though I love then).
Anyway, as far as I know, å is read pretty much as 'o' (as slovak wikipedia says at Åland, the Swedish islands between Sweden and Finland) and so are read the 'aa' in his name... So in my opinion it's the same.
I tried it on google translate, and it pronounces is pretty much the same way... We need some real Swede to find out! D:
(just a quick question, you know where is Slovakia? :?)
@pokestep yeah i know where slovakia is and i am a swede so that's why this is all so confusing. but if you take the two a's and make an å, it becomes gyllenhål, golden hole. so i don't really know why he's making it danish sounding. hahaha :)
@BlueberryFictionPie Ah sorry xD Your channel says you are from USA, that;s why I said we need a Swede xD (and then the question about Slovakia is pointless xD just wanted to see what American would say)
Aha... If so, what is the exact reading of the things you wrote? Because to me it really sounds very similar... and I usually read it with classic long O (pretty much) :?
Also, though I am in love with danish, I have no clue what the differences may be xD
@BlueberryFictionPie Well no, you are not mixing it up with another language, we really use them pretty often :D Thanks for your opinion :) Also if I can ask, where did you hear slovak? x)
@pokestep woo! i live in a country with alot of immigrants from all over so i hear different languages sometimes. and then i think i used some general knowledge of how you speak around slovakia, isn't there a lot of 'ch's and 'r's in those too?
well if you mean other states... yes, Ukraine, Poland and Czech also uses them since they are Slavonic languages, Austria is a Germanic language (I'd say similar to yours a bit) and then Hungary... Honestly I have no clue about Hungary :DD
@BlueberryFictionPie Correct... I've once seen a comic win danish/norwegian/swedish/finnish/icelandic, it's SaTW from humon on deviantart if you know it, where each country has a person representing it... and usually it's in english and that one was in their own languages... and Iread through it understanding around 80% of it :) It wasn't so hard since I know english pretty good, german on some middle level, one year of french and 1 year of danish facebook :D i like all nordic countries~ x3
@GrandmasterLix Now, not saying wikipedia is anything reputable to go by, but I just typed in Gyllenhaal and it says that the name is actually a noble name descended from Lieutenant Nils Gunnarsson Haal; and, upon being ennobled in 1652, changed his name to Gyllenhaal. Wiki also gives a list of supposed descendants of Gunnarsson Haal, including Jake, his sister Maggie, and their father Stephen.
Its pronounced like most people pronounce it, like mnentioned it's swedish, and originates from the last name Haal. Double a here is the same as the swedish letter å. så haal is pronounced like the english hall.
It's an old Swedish noble name and means "golden hall" (spelled Gyllenhall in modern Swedish). He's great, great, great, great, whatever father received it from the Swedish king in the 18th century for being prominent in botany and biology. He told the story himself in a David Letterman interview several years ago. And the pronunciation in nothing like in this clip which sounds like Dutch and not Swedish.
@ss111111yt yeah, I heard it came from the name of his ancestors estate "Hahlegården" (lit. Hahle Esate), why he wasn't dubbed "Gyllenhahle/Gyllenhaale" I don't know though.
@NetFredd actually I read somewhere that the name was originally "Hahle" (from their estate being named "Hahlegården", lit. Hahle Estate) and during knighthood both the Hahl & the Haal spellings were used. Contrary to what many swedes believe it's not pronounced as the swedish letter å (english word "for") but as a long a! The "gyllen" was in common use when ennobling someone during the 17th century.
But Jake Gyllenhaals pronounciation of his own surname sure sounded more dutch than swedish ;)
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llJaSsll 2 days ago
Ye-len-ho-la-hay. Ye-len-hu-la-nen.
McMakisha 4 days ago
he just CAN'T spell.
McMakisha 4 days ago
Professional troll!
PirateMrTyler 5 days ago
Jake almost got the role for Batman instead of Christian Bale. That would mean he would've fought against Heath as Joker. That would be like continuation of brokeback mountain where two extreme homosexual sapiens go through a rough breakup in the streets of gotham
Shonaripa 1 week ago 3
Yillenhoothafuckwouldhaveanamelikethat!
fukitall80 1 week ago
Wow... Either he's fuckig stupid, or he's trolling...
DarkdwarfSoaD 1 week ago
If you listen to the end of the video, Jake doesn't seem to be sure about the proper prononciation either. There are two versions not identical. One way or another, really a funny language. :)
beeblebronx 2 weeks ago
am I the only one who thinks that Jake Gyllenhaal looks like Inspector Gadget??
lauraprohibity 3 weeks ago
yillenhoolahay???
musikmaniac1 3 weeks ago 6
Yillenhoolahay :D lmao
timtam18697 4 weeks ago
Translation of Gyllenhaal: Gyllen = gold haal =entrance, golden entrance! It's a swedish "knights" name from around 1650...
soho6802 1 month ago
@soho6802 are you sure haal is entreance, in traditional swedish spelling double a would be å and hål means hole...
GA1313E 1 month ago
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I dont think you pronounce that way in swedish.
Becouse its a swedish surname,i dont think any swede has that surname.
Gyllenhaal is a swedish surname from a swedish queen they got for like 400 years agoo.
I think Jake Gyllenhaal is related with Gustaf Vasa,swedens first king!
TheEmsann 1 month ago
That's trolling at it's finest.
Lovisa116 1 month ago 4
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I'm so proud he has Swedish ancestors :')
Although i have no idea how to pronounce his name..
josefineforss 1 month ago
Brokeback Mountain much ?
InfectedByZanza 1 month ago
I'm Swedish and i pronounce his name "Jyllenhahl" lol. Not a common Swedish name though
12345678909269 1 month ago
That was fucking weird
ariellehaha 2 months ago
shouldn't it be Gyllen.. with a g like in "gold"?
MoeThaCrazyBartender 2 months ago
the who la hey part... i did not expect that. hahah.
scotty0107 2 months ago
well thats new.
scotty0107 2 months ago
wow, pronunciation manual was spot on
460cc 2 months ago 6
I've always said Gillenhall and I will keep saying Gillenhall 8l
Also, Tintin, you're looking fine~
Cassie2908 2 months ago
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relatively old swedish nobility name, introduced to the house of nobility in Stockholm in 1672. One side of the family emigrated to the US in the 1860´s like many other swedes.The prefix ´gyllen-´means golden and is typical of the baroque period with its taste for impressive names, (like golden swan, golden hawk, -creutz, -borg, etc.) The meaning of -haal is uncertain, possibly a variety of -hall. Family originates from the West coast of Sweden.
MrAndylil 2 months ago
its like jillen hall.thats how to pronounce it.lov gemma
molloyaoife 2 months ago
This is so funny! wait..is that Tintin?
AnimatedELIOLI 3 months ago
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His grandgrandgrand-etc father's brother died at the "Battle of Helsingborg" as a swedish cavalry captain :D
wepper5 3 months ago
This is hilarious.
PanndaKat 3 months ago
The interviewer looks just like Tintin!
MercuryMontag 3 months ago 37
oh youtube... a 30 second ad on a 90 second video...
Roxxi33 3 months ago 4
gyllenhoolahejlahuhladolhelnholakoldalola thats how it is.. yes
vad7771 3 months ago 11
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gyllen is golden in swedish-haal i am not sure, i think it is a mix of dutch and swedish, probably dating from the 1600s when many dutch came to stockholm and sweden as merchants, many working in the mining business exporting weapons and iron to europe.
MrAndylil 3 months ago
@MrAndylil Nonsense
ss111111yt 3 months ago
Once in a while something sensible like your statement can be found in youtube. Bless you.
hommedterre 4 months ago
My missus is obessed with him
ezdraelon 4 months ago
The actual correct (Swedish) pronounciation of the final syllable of Gyllenhaal "-haal" is with an "a", as in the English word "far". The spelling on the coat-of-arms coppershield in the House of Nobles in Stockholm is "Gyllenhahl". But the pronounciation is the same. The "h" is there to indicate the drawn out vowel "a". Herman G.
H1r9m3n4 4 months ago 7
saw homeboy on the 2train in NYC omw to work yesterday
youngdru 4 months ago
20 people couldn't say yillen who la hey
malmberg69 4 months ago
im bout to cry right now because he is so fine:(
grnlvr8 5 months ago 46
@grnlvr8 dumb bitch
djjsinclair 2 months ago
@djjsinclair dont hate appreciate
grnlvr8 2 months ago 4
Atleast he isn't British and has his last name as "Pratt", when there's another word "prat" which is the British equivilant of "major dumbass".
JinRenegade 5 months ago
That was an extremely weird way how he pronounced it, we already have enough trouble trying to pronounce it as we see it....xD
YaraElGendyy 5 months ago
i get the part 'yillen' but where does 'who la hey' go to? :)) what nationality last name is this?
shermich90 5 months ago
@shermich90
Uh, you think they're joking/exaggerating, perhaps?
gregtube88 4 months ago
I always pronounce it Jillen Hall and that's how i've heard it pronounced by everyone who says it around me.
live22laugh22 6 months ago
@live22laugh22 well,because English tend to anglicize surnames's pronounciation like Dunst or in this case Gyllenhaal.
Ilcantodellanima 5 months ago
The name is a old Swedish noble house name but I can't for the life of me understand why they pronounce it with more sounds then there is letters. Me reading this, obviously knowing Swedish as I live here, would sound like - Yjillenhaal. Where the J is soft and sounds like Y. The name by direct translation is basically Golden Hall.
mickthewack 6 months ago 6
@mickthewack So this is a joke right?. It's Gyllenhaal with the G sounding like a Y?.
Onyxaxe 6 months ago
@Onyxaxe
Ah ya, thats what I meant. Not J...got confused :(
mickthewack 6 months ago
@mickthewack No biggie. At least I won't go around calling everyone else who la hey :)
Onyxaxe 6 months ago
@mickthewack Oh! I thought it was Dutch :D And i'm even Danish and knows lot of Swedish names :) lol
heartandsoulful 3 months ago
He's joking ?
aflow66 6 months ago
@aflow66 no its real
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YILLEN HOO LE HAY.
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SadyDaddyTV 6 months ago
is he taking the piss?!!? yillen-hoolahay :L
theadventuresofmary 6 months ago
jelenhulahej, pozdro dla Polski
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VIPER534 6 months ago
was he serious with the pronounciation of his name?
anotherdramaqueen95 6 months ago
easy way to pronounce it, 'gay land who the hell'
Shaqquee 6 months ago 5
hahaha when the interview first asked how to pronouce it, I thought Jake was joking :P I bet the interviewer was trying his best not to laugh.
Rockyroopam 7 months ago
is he serious? Is that really how his last name is pronounced? lol
Ambkn1 7 months ago
I'm danish and the way he pronounces it, is not danish. Not a word I know anyway...!
brouw87 7 months ago
He's kidding!! Of course its not pronounced like that.
Gyllenhuleehay...haha gotta love it!
123vitaminD 7 months ago
Isn't it a swedish name? That pronounciation sounds nothing like swedish. More like icelandic or some crap like that. gykllehulehö
Diedrich92 7 months ago
I think he's just making fun of the way Swedes talk.. It couldn't possibly be pronounced that way xD
LovelyLawliet93 7 months ago 5
@LovelyLawliet93 it's not swedih it must be norwegian or danish but it's not swedish i can tell you that. :)
jobbe97 7 months ago
lol it's pronounce gyllenhullenhalle he said that...
ThatBassClarinetist 7 months ago 4
yillen who la hey
Choppaaah 7 months ago 161
That can't be the right way to say that name.
DarKOldemoR 7 months ago
@DarKOldemoR it isn't! :P
tomtegirl 7 months ago
Gyllen = Golden
Haal can be hall (hall) or hål (hole) or hal (slippy)
Hencytjo 7 months ago
spell of matthew mccoughaney
falcoTNT 8 months ago
G-y-double l-e-n-a-h-l
falcoTNT 8 months ago
"ive asked all the other actors to spell it and they had trouble as well" ...no? the girl got it right and the bald guy missed 1 L
mrtalkative91 8 months ago
he is taking the piss people its not pronounced like that, think about it.. how many times does he get asked how to pronounce it? that is why im sure.
freqeist 8 months ago
its Americanised Swedish
freqeist 8 months ago
a horrible accent ? what about your horrible name ? =/ maybe that has something to do with it.
shadowkid1993 8 months ago
No wonder Taylor Swift didn't write a song about him... >_>
thatrandomguyirving9 8 months ago 7
Yillenhoolahay? Really? He was just kidding. That's not how you pronounce it. Gyllenhål or Gyllenhaal it is pronounces Yillenhawl/Yillenhohl, of course with that Swedish/Norwegian pitch accent. I can speak Norwegian and some Swedish (Norwegian and Swedish are almost the same language)
Ceausistul 8 months ago
JAKE HOT PIECE OF ASS sounds better
irvykinneas 8 months ago 84
@irvykinneas LOL that made me die laughing
sofiamore 6 months ago
she has read the name on the poster of Prince of Persia!! so funny ;)
jennygew91 8 months ago
haha i like this! he's funny...that's not the proper pronounctiation, he is just messing around hahaha
veryjellybelly 8 months ago
I love how Jake has to think about how to spell it!
lukelikesdudeism 9 months ago
dude, guys, he's just making fun of people that can't pronounce it :P Klart att han vet sitt eget efternamn!
cheshirecandy 9 months ago
why is he saying gyllen hulahäl? han måste ha fått det om bakfoten...
samsamesammek 9 months ago
haha i'm swedish and even i think it sounds weird.
tomtegirl 9 months ago
Jelenhulehel
mareeye 9 months ago 3
the "gyllen" part is kinda pronounced correct, but hulehay?
JL3Wind 9 months ago 6
HHAHAH yillenhoolehay
Emiilliiaaa 9 months ago 5
i has YELLING HULA then i hit someone they said hEY.
wobblypenguins 9 months ago 2
Jake Yillenhoolohaleheylaand
Fuki385 9 months ago
no real Swedish surname is pronounced like that lol
ISuperLoveMovies 9 months ago
Is his last name really pronounced yillinhoolahey?
ISetYourFaceOnFire 9 months ago
i know hes an actor and everything, but if i didnt know already how his name was pronounced, i would probably have completely believed him
chloesavedlatin 9 months ago 2
what? I'm swedish and I sure as hell do not pronounce gyllenhaal like that!
mssharpeandthezeros 9 months ago 6
@mssharpeandthezeros I know... I am from Finland... and I do remeber that much swedish that gyllenhaal doesn´t pronounce like that :D
anu83 9 months ago
i con't spell i have to spell check every 5 words!!!!!!!!
MarjanQasemi14 9 months ago 4
lol where is he from anyways???
MarjanQasemi14 9 months ago
nope your wrong its pronounce yillenhoolohaleheylaand a randombruce lee
yup that just happend
iB1random 9 months ago
I'm still gonna pronounce it Jill-in-hall. That's just ridiculous.
NyxFTW 9 months ago
I still don't understand how he can say his "last name" with such a straight face and not chuckle.
jjji4ng4 9 months ago 6
Is that how you really pronounce his last name?
gothicgurl57 9 months ago
that is the most retarted last name i have ever heard. i lol'd so hard when i heard it i fell out of my chair.
saphira280 9 months ago
This was HILARIOUS!!! LOL! :-)
lovemydogs2010 10 months ago
G -y-l-l-e-n-h-aa-l
Bing!
YEEEEEEESSSSS!
tintinjokes 10 months ago
who knew that he was such a troll :P
gabrielnorburg 10 months ago 5
I love how you can see him mentally counting the number of 'L's in his own name.
FencingBabe17 10 months ago
@seanmcloughlin7 according to wikipedia its the name of a swedish noble family, although i am swedish and i have no idea why he is pronouncing it so weird
GA1313E 10 months ago
@seanmcloughlin7 swedishhh
LATiNAMAMi369 10 months ago
That interviewer pronounced the last name in every possible wrong way.
cirogalli 10 months ago 4
@cirogalli it his accent
shalenaiscool 10 months ago
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cirogalli 10 months ago
WHAT?!?!
CreativeGirl213 10 months ago
is he trolling us?
ImAllFact 10 months ago
@ImAllFact yeah he's trolling you, Gyllenhaal is a swedish noble family from which he descends on his fathers side. i speak both swedish and english fluently and i wouldn't pronounce it like that in either language :P
gabrielnorburg 10 months ago
yilenholahal ^^,
acamar123 10 months ago
YILLENHOOLAHAY OMG.
thankgoditsfarah 10 months ago 2
Cool that his roots comes from sweden:)
k4duty 11 months ago 3
He doesn't pronounce it correctly haha
Lejonkungen99 11 months ago 3
This is easy to pronounce for a scandinavian.
MsBerryChan 11 months ago
@MsBerryChan i wonder what nationality jake ( keepin' it simple,dude) is ??
mintgumdropz1 11 months ago
@MsBerryChan Well I'm danish, and I think it's difficult to pronounce anyway, but you're right, I beleive it's still easier than it is for others :)
nippe011 10 months ago
I don't know about you guys, but I'm just gonna stick with my "Jill-en-Hall".
Keepin' it simple.
doctorwhogirl77 11 months ago 2
@doctorwhogirl77 i agree :) yill-en-hoo-li-hay !?!?
WTF ??
mintgumdropz1 11 months ago
@TheMrBlakeG hahahahaha x)
ItsTheNinjaNerds 11 months ago
In and of itself gyllenhaal means nothing in swedish. BUT; if u are a swede and pronounce it in either norse or danish - it literally translates to "GOLDEN HOLE".
Flattering? I dont know. You be the judge! ;)
GrandmasterLix 1 year ago 73
@GrandmasterLix do you know if he has swedish or danish roots? cause the way he pronounces it , it sounds more danish.
BlueberryFictionPie 7 months ago
@BlueberryFictionPie Wikipedia says he is from noble Swedish family. :)
pokestep 7 months ago
@pokestep ooh, fancy. but it feels like the two 'a's should be an 'å', but then it's prounoced differently. am i completely wrong by saying that?
BlueberryFictionPie 7 months ago
@BlueberryFictionPie I honestly have no clue as I am not from nordic countries (though I love then).
Anyway, as far as I know, å is read pretty much as 'o' (as slovak wikipedia says at Åland, the Swedish islands between Sweden and Finland) and so are read the 'aa' in his name... So in my opinion it's the same.
I tried it on google translate, and it pronounces is pretty much the same way... We need some real Swede to find out! D:
(just a quick question, you know where is Slovakia? :?)
pokestep 7 months ago
@pokestep yeah i know where slovakia is and i am a swede so that's why this is all so confusing. but if you take the two a's and make an å, it becomes gyllenhål, golden hole. so i don't really know why he's making it danish sounding. hahaha :)
BlueberryFictionPie 7 months ago
@BlueberryFictionPie Ah sorry xD Your channel says you are from USA, that;s why I said we need a Swede xD (and then the question about Slovakia is pointless xD just wanted to see what American would say)
Aha... If so, what is the exact reading of the things you wrote? Because to me it really sounds very similar... and I usually read it with classic long O (pretty much) :?
Also, though I am in love with danish, I have no clue what the differences may be xD
pokestep 7 months ago
@pokestep yeah, gotta change that, hahaha, xd.
im not good with those but danish sounds like a mix of swedish and norweigian with a big egg in your mouth as the same time you talk. haha.
BlueberryFictionPie 7 months ago
@BlueberryFictionPie Haha, heard that story a few times (from few both Danish ans Swedish people) but they said a potato instead xDD
Also this is one of the places I've heard it at -> satwcomic. com/language-lesson :)
pokestep 7 months ago
@pokestep yeah, egg, potato, sounds the same in your mouth.. hahaha
it's true! it really sounds like they have an egg/potato in their mouth, while we swedes have a bit "cleaner" sounding language, haha
BlueberryFictionPie 7 months ago
@BlueberryFictionPie if you say so :3 gotta believe things more people say xD
Also what do you think about Slovak language? :3 you ever heard it? :3
pokestep 7 months ago
@pokestep hahahaha.
yes, i think i've heard it. you use alot of 'r's and 'ch's or am i mixing it up with another language?
BlueberryFictionPie 7 months ago
@BlueberryFictionPie Well no, you are not mixing it up with another language, we really use them pretty often :D Thanks for your opinion :) Also if I can ask, where did you hear slovak? x)
pokestep 7 months ago
@pokestep woo! i live in a country with alot of immigrants from all over so i hear different languages sometimes. and then i think i used some general knowledge of how you speak around slovakia, isn't there a lot of 'ch's and 'r's in those too?
BlueberryFictionPie 7 months ago
@BlueberryFictionPie Aha :D that makes sense :D
well if you mean other states... yes, Ukraine, Poland and Czech also uses them since they are Slavonic languages, Austria is a Germanic language (I'd say similar to yours a bit) and then Hungary... Honestly I have no clue about Hungary :DD
pokestep 7 months ago
@pokestep yeah, i meant ukraine and those countries. and yes, swedish comes mainly from english, french and german, i think.... haha
BlueberryFictionPie 7 months ago
@BlueberryFictionPie Correct... I've once seen a comic win danish/norwegian/swedish/finnish/icelandic, it's SaTW from humon on deviantart if you know it, where each country has a person representing it... and usually it's in english and that one was in their own languages... and Iread through it understanding around 80% of it :) It wasn't so hard since I know english pretty good, german on some middle level, one year of french and 1 year of danish facebook :D i like all nordic countries~ x3
pokestep 7 months ago
@pokestep wow, that's awesome! i don't think i'd understand a thing in slovak, haha
BlueberryFictionPie 7 months ago
@BlueberryFictionPie well yeah, no way if you don't know any other slavonic language :D
(also thanks for a nice conversation ^^ usually it's not so long and so good here on youtube ^^)
pokestep 7 months ago
@pokestep i guess, hahaha.
oh thank you! it was just my pleasure (:
BlueberryFictionPie 7 months ago
@GrandmasterLix Now, not saying wikipedia is anything reputable to go by, but I just typed in Gyllenhaal and it says that the name is actually a noble name descended from Lieutenant Nils Gunnarsson Haal; and, upon being ennobled in 1652, changed his name to Gyllenhaal. Wiki also gives a list of supposed descendants of Gunnarsson Haal, including Jake, his sister Maggie, and their father Stephen.
mantorok09 7 months ago
@GrandmasterLix
HAHAH ''gyllene hål''
Everstars88 6 months ago
That is a horrible, horrible, horrible accent you have! I couldn't say that with a straight face!
Thehost95 1 year ago 40
HAHAHAHA!!!
sing2milo 1 year ago
Its pronounced like most people pronounce it, like mnentioned it's swedish, and originates from the last name Haal. Double a here is the same as the swedish letter å. så haal is pronounced like the english hall.
UnsavorySebbe 1 year ago
gyllenhaal, ben kingsley, the girl, i don't know her name but they all rock
lol funny clip
kiikat 1 year ago
it's pronounced jhyoo-len-awl
SUnraveling69 1 year ago
im swedish but I have no idea how to pronounce his surname
Future123ish 1 year ago 4
"Thats a horrible, horrible, HORRIBLE accent you have" ahahahahahh
skaple369 1 year ago 12
It's an old Swedish noble name and means "golden hall" (spelled Gyllenhall in modern Swedish). He's great, great, great, great, whatever father received it from the Swedish king in the 18th century for being prominent in botany and biology. He told the story himself in a David Letterman interview several years ago. And the pronunciation in nothing like in this clip which sounds like Dutch and not Swedish.
NetFredd 1 year ago
@NetFredd Pure nonsense. An ancestor of his was ennobled Gyllenhaal in 1652 for his military service. And "haal" has nothing to do with any "hall".
ss111111yt 1 year ago
@ss111111yt yeah, I heard it came from the name of his ancestors estate "Hahlegården" (lit. Hahle Esate), why he wasn't dubbed "Gyllenhahle/Gyllenhaale" I don't know though.
cheshirecandy 10 months ago
@NetFredd actually I read somewhere that the name was originally "Hahle" (from their estate being named "Hahlegården", lit. Hahle Estate) and during knighthood both the Hahl & the Haal spellings were used. Contrary to what many swedes believe it's not pronounced as the swedish letter å (english word "for") but as a long a! The "gyllen" was in common use when ennobling someone during the 17th century.
But Jake Gyllenhaals pronounciation of his own surname sure sounded more dutch than swedish ;)
cheshirecandy 10 months ago
@cheshirecandy I was dead sure that it was a dutch surename when i saw the spelling, i mean, who else puts two a after each other?
the big mystery though is why he say hulahäl
samsamesammek 9 months ago
" I have to use spell check every five words.." LMAO
xnadiaaaaaaa 1 year ago
Prince of Persia sucked. i saw the other day on Starz. Holy shit how could they fuck it up so bad??? It only reminded me of the Scorpion King.
HipHopJun 1 year ago
Which language does his name originate from?
lexiconlover 1 year ago
@lexiconlover old swedish :)
cheshirecandy 10 months ago
yill-in-hool-ah-hay
what-the-fuck
O_O
TheMrBlakeG 1 year ago
hahaha so funny! I am from Norway and it's not the way you pronounce his surname..I like him:D
veryjellybelly 1 year ago 2
He looks so earnest as he says "Gyllenhoolahey". I can't comprehend how anyone in the room kept a straight face.
peopleofthecheese 1 year ago