People are often caught out by not knowing the meanings of words, but what about saying words? Can you manage these tongue-twisters?
Repeat each one three times rapidly.
**The seething sea ceaseth and thus sufliceth us.
**Preshrunk shirts.
**Fanny Finch fried five floundering fish for Francis's father.
**Six slim slick slender saplings.
**A bloke's back brake block broke.
**The sixth sheikh's sixth sheep's sick.
**Are you copperbottoming 'em, my man?
No'm, I'm aluminiuming 'em, mum.
**Amidst the mists and coldest frosts,
With barest wrists and stoutest boasts,
He thrusts his fists against the posts
And still insists he sees the ghosts.
**Tie twine to three tree twigs.
**Double bubble gum bubbles double.
**Truly rural.
**Strange strategic statistics.
**Lemon liniment.
**She stood at the door of Burgess's
fish-sauce shop welcoming him in.
Thank you Adseaco for the chance to exercise my tongue with your great find of tongue twisters. Now it's ready to take on more of them.
macs2005
Quoting from [macs2005]:Dear Armila,Thank you Adseaco for the chance to exercise my tongue with your great find of tongue twisters. Now it's ready to take on more of them.
macs2005
Birds.................(like.......????)
are entangled by their feet..........&
Men..................(like.......???)
by their......Tongues.....
Quoting from [opalcutter]:
Replying to [adseaco]:we used to have them at school // if you got them right then we would get out early ,, I was always late
Quoting from [houseofcool]:
Replying to [adseaco]: ''Six thick thistle sticks''.....
That's a great...one......![]()