Tongue-Twisters in YN's Language.

[Vonum]

A tongue-twister is a phrase of words or a single word which is difficult to say because of it's repetitive sounds. E.g Peter Piper picked a punch of pickled peppers.

Now, all languages have tongue-twisters because of sounds. Now is your chance to share them here!

[Vonum]

For Vonian, ours is a drug reference, but it is still complicated to say.

Jo do pan co ca ca lo coca codopa.

'I owe all of it to the Cocaine dealer'

[Naui Tu]

Hilli illi li a illi li il.

(The hill has a cow and has a small cow.)

Otto ko to dolko a flosho.

(Otto himself is a butcher and a fisherman.)

[Frenequesta]

Ponish has several, but two of the best-known ones are:

Sajase suu jofaisja shóithesa shasha kfaaste thaastansaa “You crazily ordered the magpie to mix the cabbage stew in circles”

Twemetta twékif ku kwentamféethas maamt witkétteths twiktér “She will exchange the gravy for a kite that the meteorologist regards as defective”

[Democratic Poopland]

Ōću öcu susū śëšê naci ćenō unô.

(oochu òku susuu shèzhé naki chenoo unó)

"[The] purple pilot flew slowly over [the] big, yellow field of wheat. "

[Socensurg]

In the Socensusian dialect of German, there is an infamous tongue-twister exclusive to that dialect:

Äß mägßem lanwäßafteßioßäftweißen wissens

Translation: I like weird economics

[Vonum]

Another Tongue-Twister is:

Lo lay co lo cola co la cosa lota dollars

The wrap of the Cola of joy costs a lot of dollars.

[Naui Tu]

In the Socensusian dialect of German, there is an infamous tongue-twister exclusive to that dialect:

Äß mägßem lanwäßafteßioßäftweißen wissens

Translation: I like weird economics

Wow, it looks incredibly hard...

[Sempi Archipelago]

Esua esue epsue sua sue sa we sam sem sa. (Their father is the most smart person of the land and we appreciate it.)

Jeuje jeje jujep jungle! (Into the jungle we go!)

[Stuckedia]

Ainaim yz mote vaitekgymh aimyne, mor aimmekymh Ainlaimd.

Ainaim is not watching anime, nor annexing Ainland.

[Sarawak Darulhana]

At Sarawak Darulhana, we use this:

mina lari rina nari hari hari, rina lari mina lari nari nari, hari hari mina nari rina lari
(mina runs rina dances every day, rina runs mina runs dances dances, every day mina dances rina runs)

[Squarelandiuh]

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[Rylland]

Rylland is a country in Teryana

(Yayalt: Yialan yilan Yalak Tyanay)

[TURTLESHROOM II]

The traditional tongue twister that is uniquely deployed in TurtleShroom is "Five Bowls of Boiling Oil."

It comes out as "fahv boles of boylen ull" in a modern TS White's accent.

[Brisbane Bay]

Spelling:

A flag, a rag, and a red bed by the bay

Pronounced:

Eh fleg, eh reg, end eh red bed by the beh.

Definition:

A flag, a rag, and a red bed on the bay.

[The German Brotherhood]

Edelsteine ​​glänzen bei einer großen Feier (Gemstones Gleam at a Grand Celebration)