Does your language have any funny tongue twisters? (1 Viewer)

[maruberry]

I like tongue twisters, they are usually really funny!

My favorite in estonians would be:
Musta lehma saba valge lehma taga, valge lehma saba musta lehma taga.

It basically means: The black cows tail is behind the white cow, the white cows tail is behind the black cow.

You can add as many color cows as you want! and then you loop it again and again until it is all a colorful mess!

 

[lexus]

"How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?" I think I got it right, but it's so difficult to say.

 

[Soleski]

Nem minden fajta szarka farka tarkabarka, csak a tarkabarka farkú szarkafajta farka tarkabarka, mert ha minden fajta szarka farka tarkabarka volna, akkor minden szarkafajta tarkabarka-farkú szarkafajta volna.

:llama_eyes:

 

[blueberries]

"Ärrän kierrän orren ympäri ässän pistän taskuun." I will tangle R around perch and put S in the pocket.

"Vesihiisi sihisi hississä" Water "goblin" was hissing in the elevator.

They are pretty much for R and S that can be hard to pronounce and get your tongue twisted.

 

[maruberry]

"Ärrän kierrän orren ympäri ässän pistän taskuun." I will tangle R around perch and put S in the pocket.

"Vesihiisi sihisi hississä" Water "goblin" was hissing in the elevator.

They are pretty much for R and S that can be hard to pronounce and get your tongue twisted.

I have been meaning to learn Finnish for so long... I am planning on seriously getting on it this summer.

 

[Administrator2]

My favourite:

Pile pikće dok do kuće ne dopikće.
Chicken clucks until to the house it clucks.

 

[blueberries]

I have been meaning to learn Finnish for so long... I am planning on seriously getting on it this summer.

It might not be too difficult from someone who knows Estonian, there is similar words like musta lehma in your example is musta lehmä in FInnish ^^ And the pronounciation might not be too different either.