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TGIF: Tongue twister extraordinaire! May 23, 2014

Posted by Jill (@bonnjill) in Fun stuff, TGIF.
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I tripped over a couple of these. Tough even for native speakers of English. As the source of this tongue twister states: If you can pronounce correctly every word in this poem, you will be speaking English better than 90% of the native English speakers in the world.

Happy weekend (those of us in the U.S. will be off on Monday, giving us a three day weekend).

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1. Jesse - May 23, 2014

This was fun to wake up to! I love the cadence of it. This is a great warm up exercise for theatre and a great way to work on rhythm, spelling and of course, pronunciation!

Dorothy - May 23, 2014

I agree – it took time to read through out loud and was a lot of fun. Interesting to see where I tripped up.

2. Jean - May 28, 2014

My my… wow, not easy reading through without coming back to read correctly! Thanks for the exercise!

3. Simona Stanzani 詩文奈 (@simona_com) - May 28, 2014

very cool! thanks (^^) will share xxx

lucrecia - June 1, 2014

cool, haven’t been able to do it right yet;)

4. Joan Gourlay - June 4, 2014

Reblogged this on The Ramblings of a Scottish Aussie and commented:
Try reading this poem out loud. If you can get through it without mispronouncing at least one word, your knowledge of English words is better than mine! Thanks for sharing, @bonnjill


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