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A tongue twister ? ¿En Español?


ruby October 03, 2008 05:49 AM

A tongue twister ? ¿En Español?
 
I am not sure how to say tongue twister in Spanish - but this is what I am trying to learn to help me with my pronunciation -

R con R cigarro,
R con R barril
rápido corren los carros
cargados de azúcar al ferrocarril

¿muy difícil no?

bueno suerte !

Ruby

Koramo October 03, 2008 06:26 AM

¡Hola Ruby! La palabra que aprendí es trabalenguas. Ésa es muy útil para la "rr" y la "r". ¡Buena suerte!

Tomisimo October 03, 2008 09:29 AM

There was a time I enjoyed tongue twisters, but my tongue is not as agile as days past. Now I can say tongue-twisters better in Spanish than in English.

Un taburete mal entaburetado,
¡qué venga otro entaburetador!
que lo entaburete mejor.

ElDanés October 03, 2008 09:45 AM

This reminds me of these in Finnish:

Vesihiisikö se sihisi hississä.
Appilan pappilan apupapin paksuposkipiski pisti poskeensa paksun papupurkin.
Kokoo kokoon koko kokko! Koko kokkoko? Koko kokko.


And this, the longest Finnish word:

lentokonesuihkuturbiinimoottoriapumekaanikkoaliups eerioppilas

And this word is quite funny too. It can be read both forward and also backward:

saippuakivikauppias

Rusty October 03, 2008 09:50 AM

English has a number of palindromes (words that are read both forward and backward). Many people have posted these. Some are complete sentences!

Marsopa October 03, 2008 10:59 AM

What does it mean?
 
What does that long word mean???

Rusty October 03, 2008 12:04 PM

It's a rank in the Finnish Air Force. Its approximate meaning is:
assisting mechanic non-commissioned officer student of airplane jet turbines

Jessica October 03, 2008 06:36 PM

wow!!!!

ElDanés October 04, 2008 01:15 AM

If you split the word up it's easier to see, and understand. Most people would have trouble pronouncing it, if they don't know Finnish, as they don't know where to put the stress and pauses.

lentokone = airplane
suihku = shower
turbiini = turbine
moottori = motor
apu = assistance/help/support
mekaanikko = machinist/mechanic
aliupseeri = non-commissioned officer (a rank in the Finnish army)
oppilas = pupil

Elaina October 04, 2008 08:52 AM

Once you separated it into words I could kind of figure out what the word would be because of the similarities in my "supposed" pronunciation since I don't know how the pronunciation would be...... i.e.

moottori = motor
turbiini = turbine
mekaanikko = machinist/mechanic

Very interesting and nice. Thanks for sharing.

Mi trabalenguas........:duh:

Pancha plancha con cuatro planchas
con cuatro planchas plancha pancha
Si pancha plancha con cuatro planchas
¿Con cuántas planchas plancha pancha?

:twocents:

Tomisimo October 05, 2008 06:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elaina (Post 16684)
moottori = motor
turbiini = turbine
mekaanikko = machinist/mechanic

I guess even Finnish has some Latin influence. (I'm assuming those are Latin-based words :eek:)

ElDanés October 05, 2008 07:22 AM

Yes, Finnish has borrowed a lot of words, but not as many as other languages, I believe. You will rarely stumble upon Indo-european words when you read Finnish, and it was quite a coincidence that three parts of Indo-european origin was found in the single word I posted. It's mostly technical words Finnish has borrowed, like filosofia, matematiikka, etc. So if you're reading technical or academical texts, you will most likely meet them.

ruby October 08, 2008 05:58 AM

Buenos Tardes Elaina

I have tried your 'trabalenguas'

I have left my dictionary at home today (my bible) - what does 'pancha' mean??
(plancha - iron). But it is a very good tongue twister !
many thanks

Ruby

Rusty October 08, 2008 07:28 AM

Pancha is a girl's name, and should be capitalized.

La pancha also means belly, but that wasn't used in the tongue twister.

Pancha irons with four irons. ... With how many irons does Pancha iron?

sosia October 09, 2008 06:30 AM

http://www.sectormatematica.cl/preescolar/trabalen.htm

tres tristes tigres........

Salduos :D

ruby October 09, 2008 07:14 AM

ah ! ahora ya está claro

muchas gracias
Ruby

Tomisimo October 11, 2008 09:44 AM

Esos tristes tigres me tuercen la lengua...

Jessica October 13, 2008 01:44 PM

very interesting :D

sibdx01 October 30, 2008 03:31 AM

My 2 cents...
 
Debajo de un carro
había un perro
vino otro perro
y le mordió el rabo.
Pobre perrito
como lloraba
por su rabito
que le faltaba.

:p


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