Tongue twister!!
 

Like me many spanish learners have serious problem with Pronunciation. I have collected two tung-twisters in spanish. may be it would be usefull for removing shakiness of tung. Try to pronounce as fast as possible.

1) Ramon Raton ratoneaba con su raton
rato y rato elmuy tardon.

2) Tres tristes tigresa
comentrigo en un trigal.:angel:

Pleasssssss post , if you know something like these.

-tres tristes tigres comen trigo en un trigal.

two similar ones:
-el alcalde de constantinopla se quiere desconstantinopolizar. El desconstantinopolizador que lo desconstantinopolice buen desconstantinopolizador será.
-El cielo está enladrillado. ¿Quién lo desenladrillará? EL desenladrillador que lo desenladrille buen desenladrillador será.

Saludos :D

En español se llaman "trabalenguas".

Sosia, te conoces los mismos que yo. Había otro con la perra de Parra y la porra de Guerra, pero no me acuerdo mucho. Era algo así como

Parra tenía una perra y Guerra tenía una parra.
La perra de Parra subió a la parra de Guerra y Guerra le pegó con una porra.
¿Por qué Guerra pegó a la perra de Parra con una porra?
Si la perra de Parra no se hubiera subido a la parra de Guerra, Guerra no habría pegado con la porra a la perra de Parra.

Más o menos era así (la métrica debía ser mejor, seguro). Ideal para practicar la "erre" :)

Lo del arzobispo lo sabía con "desconstantinopolitalizar" (etc.), un poco más difícil de decir. :)

Can you imagine an imaginary menagerie manager managing an imaginary menagerie?

I had to recite this every morning as I arrived to work.

She sells seashells by the seashore.

The girl that would make me do this got mad very quickly because I would say it like this...

Che sells seachells by the seachore... :-) :D

Her name is/was Cher. ;)

I used to work with someone that kept going to:

the bitch and would spread the shit on the sand to get some sun!:eek::thinking:

Translation:

the beach and would spread the sheet on the sand to get some sun!:p

Yo solo sé trabalenguas en inglés. :sad:

The very famous Christmas carol has a line that goes "sleep in heavenly peace". I am not even going to tell you what I heard from a person singing this line with a thick Spanish accent. (unless you can't figure it out and you need to know):rolleyes:

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood ^_^

To have who is able to says this.


Parangaricutirimicuaro.


Please you most to repeat that around ten times.