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Old November 09, 2009, 10:58 AM
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Tongue Twisters are a great way to help you learn Spanish!
Tongue twisters or Los trabalenguas are a great way to learn Spanish mejor. They are fun and you learn vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar etc. etc. Feel free to post some of your favorite Spanish Tongue twisters.

Poco a poco Paco Peco poco pico.

Paco Peco, chico rico,
insultaba como un loco
a su tío Federico;
y éste dijo: Poco a poco,
Paco Peco, poco pico.

Si yo como como como,
Y tú comes como comes.
¿Cómo como si yo como como comes?
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Old November 09, 2009, 11:17 AM
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I have another contribution with your post, I hope you can say this trabalenguas.


Paragaricutirimicuaro.

With this trabaleguas you almost need to repeat it around ten times, so you will can see if you're able to pronounce it like a great Mexican people.

Good luck.

Have fun.
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Old November 09, 2009, 11:25 AM
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me acuerdo de una trabalengua muy simple que oí por primera vez
en el caribe - "tres tristes tigres".
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Te felicito!
Really this is interesting.


I liked your fonts. Where did you gotten the the fonts?

Now you can try to saying this fast but very fast.


Popocatepetl

Only you need repeat it fifteen times.

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Popocatepetl

Only you need repeat it fifteen times.

Good luck.
If you're in Mexico City you can say "el popo" and everyone'll understand you.
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If you're in Mexico City you can say "el popo" and everyone'll understand you.
Yes, I know that and I agree with you, in fact it idiom is only a said here in the littles tows near of Mexico City.


Please you don't be shy and you say Popocatepetl at least ten times constant
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El pobre perro de Pedro Rodriguez se perdió.

Aquí hay una trabalengua que un amigo me dio para que pueda practicar las eres y las erres. ¡Qué diviértanse!
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Mi trabalenguas favorita está:

El perro de San Roque no tiene rabo por que Ramón Ramirez se lo ha cortado.

Ayuda con mi "r" y "rr".
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If I read all these my tongue might be useless

Tongue twisters are also useful in Chinese...well anyways I will try to say these sometime
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