say this…
February 24, 2010
i split a sheet a sheet i split.
upon a splitted sheet i sit.
yah. you might wanta practice this one.
got a tongue twister of your own youd like to share?
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i split a sheet a sheet i split.
upon a splitted sheet i sit.
yah. you might wanta practice this one.
got a tongue twister of your own youd like to share?
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Theme: Vigilance by The Theme Foundry.
yuet gong gong jieu dey tong leen saam maan jaup bun long
mmhmmmm….
i think that was a mating call. all the squirrels in my neighborhood are at my door.
what the?!!
translation please?
no way.
but… will you please video tape yourself saying it?
thinkin i just might!
Gotta watch out for those tongue twisters.
A new priest at our parish was given the opportunity to give his first sermon at the Christmas Eve Midnight Mass, and wanted to use the phrase “Sitting in the shower.”
He didn’t.
LOL
haha!!! seriously…nothin funnier than a cussing pastor.
I was jealous of Jenni, so…..
Der dicke Dachdecker deckte das dicke Dach.
Dann trug der dicke Dachdecker, die dicke Dame durch den dicken Dreck.
Dann dankte die dicke Dame dem dicken Dachdecker,
dass der dicke Dachdecker die dicke Dame durch den dicken Dreck trug
uuuhhhhh….
WHAT?
oh i forgot the translation…..
The fat roofer roofed the thick roof.
Then the fat roofer carried the fat lady through the thick mud.
Then the fat lady thanked the fat roofer
for (the fat roofer) carrying the fat lady through the thick mud.
HA!
Okay, if we’re going with local flavour, I can add this one:
Iqaqa laqikaqikeka eqaqeni laphantsu’ qhaw’ka uqhoqhoqho
Understand that each q, k and qh produces a different click sound.
That’s no tongue twister, but I nearly choked trying to read it….that’s ok cuz the German caused the same result
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Well I’ve been working on it for 20 years, and I still can’t say it six times fast.
Meaning : The skunk fell down the hill and almost broke his windpipe.
well, my lungs would like to thank you for clearing out all the phlegm.
this.
is.
crazy.
town.
one of the first things i learned in afrikaans was a tongue twiter:
wie weet waar willem wouter woen? willem wouter woen waar die wilde weste winde waai!
(my afrikaans spelling sucks, so that’s as close as i can get it…)
wie weet waar wilde weste winde waai? wilde weste winde waai waar willem wouter woon!
Mooi So! Your spelling is actually perfect.
yessssssssssssssss!
i love dropping a “my magtag” every now and again!
i wanta hear you speak afrikaan!
put it on the list! ha!
First line, okay.
Second line…. uplon a plitted pleat I …. you get the picture.
really? you got the “p” sound out of that?
hmmm.
i usually get the “sh” sound.
yeah, I was a little bummed I didn’t get the “sh” sound…. way funnier.
look at all the different languages we got up in here.
HOLLA!!!
that’s in english, yo!
Spanish:
Pancha plancha con cuatro planchas. Con cuantas planchas, Pancha, plancha?
Also, I have problems because of my accent with saying the word sheet, it usually comes out as sh*t. Haha!