Skoda goes vernacular

Oh... If this means what I think it means then it is quite funny. Normally when you visit someone and they offer you something, you say "mich jeyin njarebkon" - which means "were're not here to test you". And now Skoda is saying "come test us" in their new showroom in Mdawar. Either I am reading too much into this ad, or it is funny (because of the double-entendre). I still do not know which is correct though in terms of interpretation. Maybe they are simply asking people to just test the cars, or maybe there is a deep wink there.

Skoda does lockdown films, via Halal Amsterdam.

Lockdown brings makeshift and homemade (literally) creativity. It does so for Skoda. Halal Amsterdam made sure it did (see here!) - to those born not long ago, prior to the million Dollar costing productions, these low key ingenious ads were the norm and not just in advertising but in cinema too (I am old enough to remember that but my ad experience borders on the last hurrah in terms of small scale production!). Still Halal proves, via Skoda that one can still make films with personal cachets with little or nothing at all...
Skoda, no really, Skoda.