There’s a bit of a debate as to what the most difficult tongue twister is.
Is it ? :-
a) The sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's sick
b) Pad kid poured curd pulled cold.
Say both 5 times and what do you think ?
Just for fun, trace the alphabet on the roof of your mouth (palate) with your tongue. It tickles but it may help those who suffer from anxiety. 😃
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Learn more Yes I got the words muddled with a).
I like the swans ones. Thank you.
I’m always amazed at rappers, their human brain's speech planning process is pretty immense.
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I found a) much harder Narwhal10. But that's not to say that b) was easy!!! 😃🙄 Love the rabbit pic!🐇🐇🐇
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A, I can’t even say that slowly, must be because I have a lisp 😔😬
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They are both difficult. I can barely even say the first one slowly! 😝
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Well, let’s hope the the sixth Arabic leader is healthy and so is his sixth sheep. 😉
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I think A is more difficult. xx
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You should try the Czech for 'stick a finger in the throat'
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Thanks 😂 being a curious person I did google it and found
Strč prst skrz krk which in MY phonetics that’s strch prst schrsk crik. (A cross between a purring 🐈 and an old fashioned telephone ring) 😜
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Not far out, I'm sure. Another of my , 'things learnt on long train journeys' list over the last 40 years or so.
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I found A the hardest, I have one my Mum taught us: Are you copper bottoming them Mum, no I am aluminiuming them son. Say that fast 5 times!!!! Have a grat day......
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That’s a tricky one 😅. Mm and nn all over the place. Thank you. 😂
🤓 little ones tend to say da da da first than mu mu mu.
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I'm rubbish at both, as I am with
She sells sea shells by the sea shore
and
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled pepper
(not entirely sure I've got that second one right: feel free to correct me)
and
Betty Botter bought a bit of butter
But the bit of butter Betty Butter bought was bitter butter
Betty Botter bought another bit of butter
Better than the bitter butter
Betty Botter bought before
(not convinced I've got all the words right: it's what I remember from school - and that's a loooooooooong time ago)
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I know one but I'd better not tell as it might offend, especially if attempting after a few drinks! Pretty rabbit, is it yours?
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It is a cute rabbit (one mine) but thought it appropriate as Cockney rhyming slang to rabbit and pork - talk 😂
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I meant not mine.
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