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Klapperschlangen
Posted: 20.03.2006, 22:10
by t00fri
Exercise in German
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Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen bis ihre Klapper schlapper klangen...Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen bis ihre Klapper schlapper klangen...Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen bis ihre Klapper schlapper klangen...Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen bis ihre Klapper schlapper klangen...Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen bis ihre Klapper schlapper klangen...Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen bis ihre Klapper schlapper klangen...Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen bis ihre Klapper schlapper klangen...Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen bis ihre Klapper schlapper klangen...Es klapperten die Klapperschlangen bis ihre Klapper schlapper klangen...
Bye Fridger
Posted: 20.03.2006, 22:53
by BrainDead
Rattling Queues? What's the excercise?
Just curious... Brain-Dead
Posted: 20.03.2006, 23:22
by t00fri
BrainDead wrote:Rattling Queues? What's the excercise?
Just curious... Brain-Dead
Klapperschlangen = rattle snakes
Try to just read the sentence (fast). Germans tend to develop a "knot in their brains" after a few repetitions.
...bis ihre Klapper schlapper klangen
is particularly hard to pronounce and reads quite funny...
Bye Fridger
Posted: 21.03.2006, 00:08
by Johaen
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
It's just another tongue twister, same idea.
Posted: 21.03.2006, 00:28
by rthorvald
Ibsens ripsbusker og andre buskvekster
(Ibsens berry plants and other plants)
I have never heard of anyone that managed to say it out loud even once...
-rthorvald
Posted: 21.03.2006, 08:59
by Adirondack
Fridger,
hast Du etwa Langeweile?
(
Do you have boredom?)
Der Whiskeymixer mixt Whiskey...
... und der Kaplan klebt Papp-Plakate...
... w?¤hrend Fischer's Fritze frische Fische fischt.
Adirondack
Posted: 21.03.2006, 10:21
by t00fri
Adirondack wrote:Fridger,
hast Du etwa Langeweile?
(
Do you have boredom?)
Der Whiskeymixer mixt Whiskey...
... und der Kaplan klebt Papp-Plakate...
... w?¤hrend Fischer's Fritze frische Fische fischt.
Adirondack
Actually I knew all the "Zungenbrecher" that you wrote, but the one with the Klapperschlange I had never heard before...
Bye Fridger
Posted: 21.03.2006, 11:10
by BrainDead
t00fri wrote:
Klapperschlangen = rattle snakes
Try to just read the sentence (fast). Germans tend to develop a "knot in their brains" after a few repetitions.
Bye Fridger
Sorry Good Doctor... I was
born with a knot in my brain.
Many Thanks for the explanation. It's simply amazing what one can
learn in the Celestia forum.
Posted: 21.03.2006, 12:08
by Hamiltonian
The sixth sick sheikh's sixth sheep's sick.
Posted: 22.03.2006, 08:25
by Jeam Tag
A very ancient, in French:
Les chaussettes de l'archiduchesse sont-elles s??ches, archi-s??ches?
(difficulties with the 's' and 'ch' pronounciation)
Posted: 26.03.2006, 06:28
by lukr
What about this one?
Un chasseur sachant chasser sans son chien de chasse, est un chasseur sachant bien chasser.
Posted: 26.03.2006, 09:55
by Fightspit
Others one in english:
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
She sells sea shells by the sea shore and the shells she sells are sea shells,
I'm sure.
Posted: 26.03.2006, 14:48
by Hunter Parasite
This is random but... K?¤se ist Huhn und Huhn ist K?¤se
Posted: 04.04.2006, 03:51
by eburacum45
Ken Dodd's Dad's dog's dead.
Posted: 20.04.2006, 21:16
by avpruler
It klapperten the rattle snakes until its rattle schlapper klangen...Es klapperten the rattle snakes until its rattle schlapper klangen...Es klapperten the rattle snakes until its rattle schlapper klangen...Es klapperten the rattle snakes until its rattle schlapper klangen...Es klapperten the rattle snakes until its rattle schlapper klangen...Es klapperten the rattle snakes until its rattle schlapper klangen...Es klapperten the rattle snakes until its rattle schlapper klangen...Es klapperten the rattle snakes until its rattle Schlapper sounded..