Kärna Ärni

Kärna Ärni

Kärna Ärni was a well-known fictional character, first (since 1964) voiced for radio, later played on TV, by Sulev Nõmmik, and one of the best-known rôles of Nõmmik.

The character was presented as a villager of the fictional Uduvere (translateable as "Foggyville") village, commenting upon current events and politics. His characteristic accent, possibly influenced by an earlier comparable character, Kihva Värdi, and several catchphrases are still widely recognised among Estonian people.

The character was a partial reason for popularity of the radio show Tere hommikust, põllumehed! (Estonian for "Good morning, farmers!").

External links

* Maaleht 5 January 2006: [http://www.maaleht.ee/?page=&grupp=artikkel&artikkel=4713 Sulev Nõmmik alias Kärna Ärni 75] by Kaljo Jaagura


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