Karl stole corals from Clara. Full version and 12 tongue twister options

Tongue twisters for sibilants

Shiva walked along the highway, crushing existence, and Sasha walked towards him, sucking round.
In the hut, a yellow dervish from Algeria rustles with silks and, juggling with knives, eats a piece of fig.
Dashka has whiskey in his pocket for Natasha.
Notification via broadcast media: “All townsfolk with things for the meeting.”
Sasha herself is perfection, and she’s also improving herself!
You even stained your neck, even your ears with black mascara. Get in the shower quickly. Rinse the mascara off your ears in the shower. Rinse off the mascara from your neck in the shower. After your shower, dry yourself off. Dry your neck, dry your ears, and don’t dirty your ears anymore.

All the best tongue twisters on our website

Selecting such exercises is extremely difficult. Here on the pages are concentrated the best time-tested options. The World Wide Web is full of various ineptly designed phonetic sequences. Yes, they start with the same letter, but half the volume is wasted. It will take some searching, but this has already been done for the visitors. Use this high-quality selection with great pleasure, working through the culture of pronunciation to the smallest detail. This will create a positive impression for the interlocutor, will allow you to gain confidence in dialogue, and not be afraid of public speaking. These are very useful skills for boys and girls, but it is advisable to instill love in this under the supervision of parents.

Tongue twisters starting with "l"

Have you seen me in invisibility? I wouldn’t have gotten out of the invisibility.
The linoleum faded and faded, faded and faded.
It is not clear whether the shares are liquid or illiquid.
Do you have taxable grace?
- Is this colonialism? - No, this is not colonialism, but neo-colonialism!
Depilated fillet paraded at the fildepers defile.
Once there was a case in distant Macau: a koala macaque was dipping in cocoa, a koala was lazily lapping cocoa, a koala was dipping, a koala was dipping.

Complex tongue twisters

The most difficult tongue twisters for children. Well-known tongue twisters for developing diction, which you need to try to learn by heart and pronounce without hesitation.

A tongue twister about the Chinese Once upon a time there lived three Chinese - Yak, Yak-Tsidrak, Yak-Tsidrak-Tsidron-Tsidroni, and three more Chinese women - Tsypa, Tsypa-Dripa, Tsypa-Dripa-Lampomponi. Yak got married to Tsypa, Yak-Tsidrak to Tsypa-Drip, Yak-Tsidrak-Tsidron-Tsidroni to Tsypa-Drip-Lampomponi. So they had children: Yak with Tsypa - Shah, Yak-Tsidrak with Tsypa-Drypa - Shah-Sharah, Yak-Tsidrak-Tsidroni with Tsypo-Drypa-Lampoponi - Shah-Sharah-Sharoni.

What is missing: No apricot, coconut, radish, Halibut, vinegar, kvass and rice, No compass, longboat and rope, Thermos, press, Indian sailor, No bass, no taste, weight and demand, No interest - no question.

English tongue twisters with translation

Reading tongue twisters in English develops speech in terms of pronunciation of letter combinations unusual for the Russian language. Tongue twisters in English with translation are designed for children over 6 years old learning a foreign language.

Marmot How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? How much wood would a woodchuck throw if a woodchuck could throw wood?

Zoo Can you imagine an imaginary menagerie manager managing an imaginary menagerie? Can you imagine an imaginary zoo manager running an imaginary zoo?

Oyster Any noise annoys an oyster but a noisier noise annoys an oyster most. Any noise irritates the oyster, but louder noise irritates the oyster even more.

She sells sea shells at the sea shore, the shells she sells are the sea-shore shells, I'm sure. She sells seashells on the seashore, the shells she sells are seashells, I'm sure.

The benefits of tongue twisters for children

At first, these verbal structures were created as entertainment in the company of friends, but then people were able to appreciate their real benefits. For a child, this is a real storehouse of useful skills:

By reciting oddball text, boys and girls can overcome their fear of performing. If you do this before school, then the call to the board will not become something special and cause complete stupor. This is relaxedness and confidence.
If you have classes with a speech therapist, a tongue twister will provide additional help. It is necessary to contact a specialist, but it is better to back everything up. This is especially beneficial if the exercise contains many words with a problematic letter that is difficult to pronounce.
This is great memory training. It will definitely come in handy before memorizing huge poems at school. This is much more difficult to remember than rhyming lines.
This is learning the Russian language. The ornate turns of phrase and little-known words that complement the collections raise questions even among well-read people. Vocabulary growth is guaranteed. And this will be needed when giving oral presentations and writing school essays.

How to pronounce a saying correctly

In order for a tongue twister to bring the expected result, it must be pronounced correctly. There are several rules for this:

first you need to pronounce all the words slowly and clearly;
pronounce the phrase a little faster, concentrating on the clear pronunciation of each letter;
repeat quickly;
speak at a fast pace again and again, bringing the correct pronunciation to automatism.

You should also explain to the children the meaning of the words in this “tonguage twister.” Then they will understand what we are talking about and pronounce the words more correctly. This will let them know what corals or clarinet are. It’s also worth saying that stealing things from each other is not good. And if you did something bad to someone, the offended person can also do the same.

Several years ago, Andrei Vyacheslavovich Kuraev, protodeacon of the Russian Orthodox Church, professor of the Moscow Theological Academy, writer, scientist, senior researcher at the Department of Philosophy of Religion and Religious Studies of the Faculty of Philosophy of Moscow State University, author of the official textbook “Fundamentals of Orthodox Culture,” came up with the concept according to which holidays should be associated with 23 February and March 8 with the Jewish holiday of Purim - in connection with the initiative of Clara Zetkin:

“Clara Zetkin is Jewish.
And associations with the history of her native people are quite natural for her. "Joan of Arc" of Jewish national history was named Esther. And therefore, when the party set the task of coming up with a women's holiday , Clara Zetkin remembered Esther. Many centuries ago, Esther saved her people from a tyrant. The memory of those events has been preserved for centuries... The annual and most joyful holiday of the Jewish people - the holiday of Purim - is dedicated to Esther. And it is celebrated just at the turning point from winter to spring... Perhaps in the year when it was decided to start celebrating “International Women’s Day”, the holiday of Purim fell on March 8th. Changing the date of the Revolutionary Women holiday every year would be both inconvenient and too obvious: it would be too noticeable that only Purim is celebrated. And therefore, it was decided to separate the celebration of the Destroyer Woman from the Purim holiday, to fix it, and annually on March 8, regardless of lunar cycles, to call on all the peoples of the earth to glorify the Warrior Woman. Glorify Esther. That is, congratulations on Purim (even if without realizing it)... March 8 according to the new style is February 23 according to the old style. Here is the answer - why the “men’s” day and the “women’s” day are so close to each other... So it is not proper for Christians to celebrate the holiday of Purim, even under a different name .”
A. Kuraev. “How they make an anti-Semite” (1998, 2006) We propose to ignore unimportant chronological details - calendar evidence that in 1910 Purim was celebrated on March 24, in 1911 - on March 14, in 1912 - on March 4, due to their irrelevance in this conceptual context.

Kuraev also associates the communist idea with Jewish thought and genetics:

“In any revolution aimed at the destruction of canons and traditions, national forms of being and consciousness, Jews take an active part - either directly arranging it, or provoking it with constant grumbling about “this country” and “these dogmas,” or organizing information for it -advertising support." In Jews, at the genetic level, there is something “intangible and elusive as a whole - fundamentally hostile to the moral and social order... only Jews have instinct, the infallibility of instinct and absolute recklessness in the logic of denial.”

The heated controversy surrounding this concept appears to have been overly emotional, which prevented the true essence of the problem from being revealed.
Now, after years have passed, it makes sense to address the issue raised sine ira et studio, drawing on previously unused sources. 1. Klara
Alexander Nezhny in her article “With greetings from Klara” consistently, although without sufficient grounds, tries to prove the inconsistency of the connection between Purim and International Women’s Day reconstructed by Kuraev, as well as to destroy the “cornerstone” of Kuraev’s concept - the assertion of Klara Zetkin’s affiliation (nee Eisner, variants: Eisner, Eysner, Eissner, Eißner; Russian transcr.: Eisner, Eisner) to Jewishness. We have to reject this polemical attack by A. Nezhny, citing German and Jewish sources:

"Kurt Eisner, a Jew, headed the government in the Communist-Jewish government of Bavaria." FK Wiebe. Germany and the Jewish Problem

“Among those elements who made a revolution - a good word for a banal coup d'etat - and who did not want to limit themselves to bourgeois-democratic changes, but insisted, as in Russia, on the complete concentration of absolute power in their Jewish hands, there were such names as Rosa Luxemburg, Karl Liebknecht, Eisner, Landauer." Rudolf Schay. Juden in der deutschen politik

Clara's Jewish origin is also clearly indicated by her circle of contacts and social preferences: her husband (from 1882) and the father of her sons was the Odessa Jew Osip Zetkin (1850–1889); her closest friends were Karl Marx's daughter Laura Lafargue (1845–1911) and Rosa Luxemburg (1871–1919), who, moreover, since 1907 had a long-term affair with Clara's son, Konstantin Zetkin, who was delighted, smitten and captivated by the fiery Rose's speeches at the congress of the Second International.

Another significant shortcoming of A. Nezhny’s work is the lack of reference to folklore sources, namely, to the patter “Karl stole corals from Clara, and Clara stole the clarinet from Karl” (options: a) “Karl stole corals from Clara, and Klara stole to the chest, and stole Karl’s clarinet”; b) “If Karl had not stolen corals from Clara, then Clara would not have stolen Karl’s clarinet.”

We will have to make up for this deficiency, noting in passing that the emphatically intense tempo rhythm of the tongue twister genre is precisely intended to serve to obscure, conceal its deep meaning, which we intend to clarify in the process of our research.
2. Karl
The analysis allows us to identify three relevant Karl figures, who also turn out to be closely related to each other: Karl Marx (1818–1883), a descendant of rabbis, the creator of the International, “Capital” and the teachings of his name; Karl Liebknecht (1871–1919), one of the founders of the German Communist Party, a lawyer by profession; according to authoritative sources, named Karl in honor of his godfather Marx (in this act the practical implementation of Judeo-Christian dialogue and agreement is evident), and Karl Kautsky (1854–1938). The works of the last of Charles have not reached our time, but we can judge them from indirect sources:

“You should read something,” he suggested, “otherwise, you know...” “I’m already reading, reading...” answered Sharikov and suddenly, predatorily and quickly poured himself half a glass of vodka... “What are you reading?” - This... What's her name... correspondence between Engels and this... what's his name, the devil? - with Kautsky . Bormenthal stopped his fork halfway with a piece of white meat, and Philip Philipovich spilled the wine... - Let me know what you can say about what you read? Sharikov shrugged: “I don’t agree.” - With whom? With Engels or with Kautsky? “With both,” answered Sharikov. -...And what could you offer for your part? - What is there to offer... Otherwise they write, write... Congress, some Germans... My head is swelling. Take everything and divide it..."

M. Bulgakov. "Dog's heart"

3. Corals

Corals are known to be used in the symbolism of folk superstitions as precious stones. According to Ovid's Metamorphoses, they emerged from the severed head of the Gorgon Medusa as her blood dripped into the sand:

He, having scooped up the water, washes the heroic hands And, so that the hard sand does not rub the head of the serpentine, He lays down the leaves and the canes that have grown in the water. Each young sprout with juice that is not yet diminishing, having drunk the poison of the monster, instantly becomes a stone; Its stems and foliage acquire unexpected strength. The sea nymphs, marveling, experience the miraculous work Immediately on many stems, and they themselves, having achieved this, are glad, and so they throw more and more abundant seeds into the water. And so the natural property of corals : As soon as you touch them with air, they immediately become hard; What was a vine in the sea becomes a stone above the water. Ovid. "Metamorphoses". 4:740

Therefore, red coral branches were used in amulets as a protective remedy against the “evil eye,” an apotropaic and healing agent. The symbolism of corals combines the tree (the axis of the world) and the ocean (the abyss), the lunar principle (= the basis of the Jewish calendar) and - most importantly - blood (= the basis of the blood libel).

Thus, by taking away from the Jewish Clara her property (=an inherent property, her Jewishness) - corals, the contaminated image of the socialist-Karls from the tongue twister deprives her of belonging to the Jewish people and introduces her to the world international.
4. Clarinet
clarinet, French. Clarinette (feminine diminutive). The literal interpretation (pshat) encourages us to read this semantics as an attempt to veil, to annihilate Clara: “There is no Clara,” or “Clara net,” however, an in-depth analysis of the sources leads to a different interpretation:

“Pillot, a musician, collecting materials for an exhibition at the Conservatory, visited a village on the Oise, where wooden musical instruments have been made for almost three hundred years: in this village there are no farms, the peasants there do not plow, do not sow, do not mow , but everything is exactly glued to the bench, they make clarinets , composed of thirty parts each. Don’t you think that this area, this fantastic area, is worthy of Hoffmann’s pen?” Brothers Goncourt. "Diaries"

Compare: Jews do not sow grain, Jews trade in shops, Jews go bald earlier, Jews steal more... B. Slutsky

And:

“The numerical value 30 is assigned to the twelfth letter of the Hebrew alphabet - lamed, which contains the quality of “advancement of affairs”; this is the purposeful energy necessary to begin any business, and the inevitable sacrifices that accompany any activity. Lamed represents an instrument for coercion and obedience of cattle." N. Pennik. "Magic Alphabets"

Thus, the clarinet undeniably appears as a symbol of Jewish tradition.

If we turn to European sources, then the clarinet will appear as a symbol of poverty and decline, professional failure, falsehood, baseness and vulgarity, lack of understanding of reality, desire for despotic power - that is, those properties with which the communist doctrine is associated.

Balzac's impoverished and blind character plays the clarinet at a wedding party:

“The orchestra consisted of three blind men... The first was a violinist, the second was a clarinetist , the third played the harmonic. They were paid seven francs per night. That night, of course, they did not perform either Rossini or Beethoven. They played what they wanted and as best they could , and no one reproached them... Their music was so ear-melting... I felt the strongest curiosity, because my soul moved into the body of the clarinetist. The violinist and the flageoletist had the most ordinary faces - the faces of the blind, well-known to everyone... but the face of the clarinetist was one of those that immediately attracts the attention of an artist and philosopher... The old man blew into the clarinet at random, not taking into account either the melody or the rhythm ... he , without any hesitation, every now and then he “gave the goose,” as musicians in orchestras say; the dancers were just as unaware of this as were both of my Italian comrades. Something majestic and despotic-powerful was felt in this elderly Homer, who concealed within himself a kind of “Odyssey” doomed to oblivion . His greatness was so palpable that it made him forget his humiliation, his power was so tenacious that it triumphed over his poverty... over his deeply sunken eye sockets, where it was just as scary to meet the fire of thought as it was scary to look into a cave and find robbers with torches and with daggers . In this cage of human flesh a lion languished, having wasted his fury uselessly in the fight against the iron bars.” O. Balzac. "Facino Cane"

Thus, the victorious Clara-Esther (and in one version of the tongue twister she is directly and unambiguously called “krali”, i.e. queen, queen), having seized the clarinet, deprives the communist robbers Charles of power and glory, as shown by the further course of historical events .

The deep meaning recorded in the patter reflects the intra-Jewish confrontation, the dramatic struggle between the universal and the particular, between internationalism and the national Jewish tradition.

Karl stole corals from Clara. 10 tongue twister options.

Karl stole corals from Clara, and Clara stole a clarinet from Karl.

Original.

Coral is the skeletal material of marine invertebrate coral polyps. Since ancient times it has been used as a semi-precious stone.

Clarinet is a reed woodwind musical instrument (pipe).

According to one version, the original tongue twister was invented in 1908 in Paris by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin to get rid of his burr. Clara is the famous Marxist Clara Zetkin, who at that time wore a large coral necklace. Karl - Karl Marx, the same creator of Marxism who loved to play the clarinet.

Karl has corals. Clara has a clarinet. Clara stole corals from Karl, Karl stole a clarinet from Clara. Karl doesn't have corals, Clara doesn't have a clarinet.

2nd version of the tongue twister about Karl and Clara.

Karl stole corals from Clara, and Clara stole a clarinet from Karl. Queen Clara severely punished Cavalier Charles for stealing coral!

3rd version of the tongue twister about Clara and Karl in full.

Karala (punish, punish) - to subject to punishment, to punish severely.

How to learn tongue twisters. Karl stole corals from Clara. Tongue twister with pronunciation rules.

Clara put corals for Karl.

4th option from Vlad.

Karl stole corals from Clara Song based on a tongue twister.

The dwarf doctor Karl stole corals from the dwarf Klara. And the dwarf thief Clara stole a clarinet from the dwarf doctor Karl. If the dwarf doctor Karl had not stolen corals from the dwarf doctor Klara, then the dwarf doctor Klara would not have stolen the clarinet from the dwarf doctor Karl.

5th option.

Kralya (krali) - obsolete. gorgeous; lady (queen) in playing cards. The doctor is obsolete. doctor. Dwarf (f. dwarf) - people with extremely short stature.

Tongue twister Karl stole corals from Clara (extended)

King Clarik has a king, Queen Carlisle has a dwarf. The dwarf is Karl, and the king is Clara. Clara has a clarinet, Karl has corals. Clara stole corals from Karl, and Karl stole Clara's clarinet. Clara doesn't have a clarinet, but she does have corals. Karl has a clarinet, but no corals. Queen Carlisle punished Clara for stealing corals from the dwarf Karl, And Clarik the king of Karl punished the one who stole the clarinet from the thief. If Karl had not stolen from Clara, Clara would not have stolen the corals, Clarik would have listened to his clarinet as he stole, And Karl gave the corals to Carlisle.

6th option from Danilov Vadim.

Queen Clara severely punished Charles for stealing the coral.

7th option from Alice.

Karl put onions on the chest. Clara stole onions from the chest.

8th option.

A chest is a large box, a chest, bins, a sales tent or booth, a plank frame.

Clara the King sneaked with the crocodile to Lara.

9th option

Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov stole corals from Tanirbergen Berdongarov.

10th option from Alexey.

Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, Tanirbergen Berdongarov - Turkmen names and surnames.

Karl stole Klara's advertising, and Klara stole Karl's budget.

“Karl stole from Clara!!!!...” | Diction Training From Many Faces | Tik Tok #Shorts Says the many-faced actor.

Karl stole corals from Clara, and Clara stole a clarinet from Karl. Then Karl stole Clara’s guitar, a wig, two dressing gowns, a lorgnette and a jacket. And Karl has Clara - a frock coat and cigars, suspenders, a muffler, a purse and a bracelet. While Karl was breathing fumes on Clara, She quietly stole a tobacco pouch, dentures, binoculars in a case, glasses, a hearing aid and a brace. The hussars feasted all night at Clara's - Karl lost his underpants and boots! In response, Karl stole Clara's negligees, bra, panties, curlers and corset! Clara could not bear such a blow: All the things that she brazenly stole from Karl, she secretly stuffed into his chest of drawers at night, she called the police and reported that Karl was a scoundrel, a kleptomaniac, and threw them away. Then I went to the prosecutor’s office and was with him one-on-one for a couple of hours... That’s how Karl ended up on the bunk because of Clara. And Clara... was robbed by a thief neighbor.

Tongue twister Karl stole corals from Clara... The presenter (most likely of a crime chronicle) tells the 12th version of the tongue twister about the theft of corals.

Tongue twisters with hissing sounds

Tongue twisters with hissing sounds are the most popular tongue twisters for children based on complex hissing consonants.

Tongue twister with the letter Z They were scared of the bear cub, Hedgehog with a hedgehog and with a hedgehog, Swift with a swift and a haircut.

Tongue twister starting with the letter C. Four turtles have four little turtles.

Four little imps Four little black, little little imps Drew a drawing in black ink.

Tongue twister starting with the letter Sh On the edge of the forest, in a hut, chattering old women live. Every old lady has a basket, There is a cat in every basket, Cats in baskets sew boots for old ladies.

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On Thursday the fourth at four and a quarter o'clock the Ligurian traffic controller was regulating in Liguria,
but thirty-three ships tacked, tacked, but never tacked,
and then he recorded the protocol about the protocol as a protocol,
as the interviewer interviewed the Ligurian traffic policeman, he spoke loudly, but not clearly, but didn’t finish his report, he finished his report, but then he reported about the wet weather,
that so that the incident does not become a candidate for judicial precedent, the Ligurian traffic controller acclimatized in unconstitutional Constantinople,
where the tufted little girls laughed with laughter and shouted to the Turk, who was blackly stoned with his pipe: don’t smoke the Turk’s pipe, better buy a pile of pike, better buy a peak of pike,
otherwise a bombardier from Brandenburg will come and bombard him with bombs because someone with a black snout dug up half his yard with his snout;
but in fact the Turk was not in action,
and Clara was sneaking to the chest at that time, while Karl was stealing corals from Clara, for which Clara stole the clarinet from Karl,
and then in the yard of the tar widow Varvara, these two thieves were stealing firewood;
but sin is not laughter, not to put it in a nut: about Clara and Karl in the darkness, all the crayfish made noise in a fight;
so the thieves had no time for the bombardier, and no time for the tar widow, and no time for the tar children;
But the angry widow put the firewood into the barn: once firewood, two firewood, three firewood - all the firewood did not fit;
and two woodcutters, two woodcutters, for the emotional Varvara, expelled the firewood across the width of the yard back to the wood yard,
where the heron wasted away, the heron withered, the heron died; the heron's chick clung tenaciously to the chain;
well done against the sheep, and against the good fellow the sheep itself, to which Senya carries hay in a sleigh, then carries Senya Sonya and Sanka on a sled: the sled hops, Senka - to the side, Sonya - to the forehead, everyone - into a snowdrift, and Sashka only knocked off the bumps with his hat ;
then Sasha went along the highway, Sasha found Sasha on the highway;
Sonya, Sashka’s friend, walked along the highway and sucked on a dryer,
and besides, Sonya the Pinwheel also has three cheesecakes in her mouth - exactly like a honey cake, but she has no time for a honey cake;
Sonya, with cheesecakes in her mouth, will over-spont, over-spont:
buzzes like a ground beetle, buzzes and circles:
was with Frol - Frol lied about Lavra,
will go to the Lavra - he will lie to Frol Lavra,
that - a sergeant with a sergeant, a captain with a captain,
that the snake has a bite, and the hedgehog has a hedgehog,
and a high-ranking guest took away his cane,
and soon again five guys ate five honey mushrooms and half a quarter of a quadruple of lentils without a wormhole
and one thousand six hundred and sixty-six pies with cottage cheese from curdled milk whey,
about everything about that, around the bell the bells were ringing, -
so much so that even Konstantin, a Salzburg man with no prospects, stated from under an armored personnel carrier:
Just as you can’t ring all the bells, you can’t re-ring all the bells, so you can’t speed up all the tongue twisters, you can’t over-talk them;
but trying is not torture.

Tongue twister "Liguria". Text with accents and 8 videos.

Funny. Complex tongue twister "Liguria". Svetlana Tulskaya It was with this performance of the tongue twister by Svetlana Tulskaya that the popularity of “Ligroia” began. Text:

On Thursday the fourth at four and a quarter o'clock the Ligurian traffic controller was regulating in Liguria. But thirty-three ships tacked and tacked, but never tacked. And then he recorded the protocol about the protocol as a protocol. As an interviewer, the Ligurian traffic controller being interviewed was eloquent, but did not report purely, but did not report additionally, but reported so much about the wet weather that, so that the incident did not become a candidate for a judicial precedent, the Ligurian traffic controller acclimatized in unconstitutional Constantinople. Where the tufted little girls laughed with laughter and shouted to the Turk, who was blackly stoned with a pipe:

don’t smoke, Turkish, pipe, better buy a pile of peaks, better buy a pile of peaks. Otherwise, a bombardier from Brandenburg will come and bombard him with bombs because someone with a black snout dug up half his yard with his snout, dug up and dug up.

But in fact, the Turk was not in the business, and Klara the King was sneaking to the stall at that time, while Karl was stealing corals from Klara, for which Klara stole the clarinet from Karl, and then in the yard of the tar widow Varvara, these two thieves were stealing firewood; but it’s a sin - not laughter - not to put it in a nut: about Clara and Karl in the darkness, all the crayfish made noise in a fight - so the thieves had no time for the bombardier, and no time for the tar widow, and no time for the tar children.

But the angry widow put the firewood into the shed: once firewood, two firewood, three firewood - all the firewood could not fit, and two woodcutters, two woodcutters, for the emotional Varvara, pushed the firewood across the width of the yard back to the woodyard, where the heron withered, the heron withered, the heron died.

The heron's chick clung tenaciously to the chain; well done against the sheep, and against the well done the sheep itself, which Senya carries hay in a sleigh, then Senka carries Sonya and Sanka on a sled: the sled jumps, Senka in the side, Sonya in the forehead - all into a snowdrift, and Sashka only knocked down the bumps with his hat, then Sasha went on the highway, Sasha found Sasha on the highway.

Sonya - Sashka’s friend was walking along the highway and sucking on a dryer, and besides, Sonya the turntable also had three cheesecakes in her mouth - exactly like a honey cake, but she had no time for a honey cake - Sonya, with cheesecakes in her mouth, over-sponged, over-stuffed: buzzing like a ground beetle , buzzing and spinning: she was at Frol's - Frolu lied to Lavra, will go to the Lavra to Frol Lavra will lie, that - the sergeant with the sergeant, the captain with the captain, that the snake has an uzhata, and the hedgehog has an ezhata, and he has a high-ranking guest took away the cane, and soon again five children ate five honey mushrooms and a half-quarter of four lentils without a wormhole, and one thousand six hundred and sixty-six pies with cottage cheese from curdled milk whey - about all of this, around the bell the bells were ringing, so much so that even Konstantin — the Salzburg unpromising man stated from under an armored personnel carrier:

Just as you can’t ring all the bells, you can’t re-ring all the bells, so you can’t speed up all the tongue twisters, you can’t over-talk them; but trying is not torture.

In total, the “longest” tongue twister in the world, “Liguria,” consists of 45 tongue twisters combined into a single text and contains 434 words or 2,379 characters without spaces. Pay attention to difficult words:

“Dyogotnikova” - stress on the first syllable, on the letter “Yo”. “Tar Widow” is the widow of a tar maker, a person who produces tar.
“Stealed” - the emphasis also falls on the first vowel.
“Sachet” is a pad with fragrances for laundry and repelling moths; the stress is on the second syllable.
“Sonomaria” is the accent at the end of the word. Sexton is the lowest rank of a clergyman, he lit candles, rang bells, etc., since the 19th century this position has been eliminated.
“Ro - military ranks; stress on the first syllable.
"Liguria" - emphasis on "y". This is a region of Italy on the northern coast of the Ligurian Sea.
“Brandenburg” - in Russian the emphasis is on “u”.
“Frola, Frolu” - different versions in different sources. Usually the emphasis is on the first syllable, but the names Frol, Petru, Lev are exceptions, and the emphasis is on the last syllable.

Many words in the big tongue twister are outdated, and over the course of their existence their emphasis has changed.
In poetry and tongue twisters, “shifts” of stress are allowed so that the rhythm of pronunciation is smooth and does not get confused. Therefore, treat mistakes in accents leniently. Tongue twister Liguria from TV presenter Elena Solomina Tongue twister "Liguria" from TV presenter Elena Solomina The TV presenter burns with the tongue twister LiguriaLiguria TV presenter Vasily Baranov tells "Liguria" Roman Demchenko / tongue twister Liguria with the addition of sibilants by heart The host of the TV program "Mood" Roman Demchenko tells the tongue twister "Liguria" Record! The longest tongue twister in the world in just 2 minutes 4 seconds Komsomolskaya Pravda presenter Alina Kamatova sets a speed record in pronouncing the tongue twister “Liguria” THE FASTEST PRONUNCIATION OF THE TONGUARD “LIGURIA”. Russian Record The official record, registered in the Russian Book of Records, for the fastest pronunciation of “Liguria” from Svetlana Petrakovskaya 2 min 7 sec. The fastest tongue twister in Liguria! Alexander Grebennikov pronounces “Liguria” in just 82 seconds. Tongue twister “Liguria” (read by Elina Ledyankina, 3 years old)
Three-year-old Elina can already repeat such a long and complex tongue twister

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"Liguria" is one of the longest and most complex tongue twisters in the world. It is almost impossible to learn it by heart, but trying is not torture!

“On Thursday the fourth, at four and a quarter o’clock, the Ligurian traffic controller was regulating in Liguria, but thirty-three ships tacked, maneuvered, but never managed, and then the protocol about the protocol was recorded by the protocol as the interviewed Ligurian traffic controller was eloquent, but not clear. reported, and reported so much about the wet weather that, so that the incident did not become a contender for a judicial precedent, the Ligurian traffic controller acclimatized in unconstitutional Constantinople, where the tufted laughter laughed and shouted to the Turk, who was heavily stoned on his pipe:

Don’t smoke a pipe, Turk, you’d better buy a pile of peaks, you’d better buy a pile of peaks, otherwise a bombardier from Brandeburg will come and bombard him with bombs because someone with a black snout dug up half his yard with his snout, dug up and dug up!

But in fact, the Turk was not in the business, and Klara the King was sneaking to the stall at that time, while Karl was stealing corals from Klara, for which Klara stole the clarinet from Karl, and then in the yard of the tar widow Varvara, these two thieves were stealing firewood. But sin is not laughter, not putting it in a nut. About Klara and Karl in the darkness, all the crayfish were noisy in a fight, so the thieves had no time for the bombardier, but neither did they care about the tar widow, and they had no time for the tar children.

But the angry widow put the firewood into the barn: once firewood, two firewood, three firewood - all the firewood could not fit, and two woodcutters, two woodcutters, for the emotional Varvara, expelled the firewood across the width of the yard back to the wood yard, where the heron withered, the heron withered, the heron died.

The heron's chick clung tenaciously to the chain; well done against the sheep, and against the well done the sheep itself, to which Senya carries hay in a sleigh, then Senka carries Sonya and Sanka on a sled: the sled hops, Senka sideways, Sonya head on, everything into a snowdrift, and from there only a head of bumps knocked him down, then Sasha went along the highway, Sasha found the sachet on the highway.

Sonya - Sashka’s friend was walking along the highway and sucking a dryer, and besides, Sonya the turntable also had three cheesecakes in her mouth - exactly like a honey cake, but she had no time for a honey cake - Sonya, with the cheesecakes in the sexton’s mouth, over-mixed, over-stuffed: buzzing like a ground beetle , buzzing and spinning: she was at Frol’s - Frol lied to Lavra, will go to Lavra to Frol Lavra will lie that - the sergeant with the sergeant, the captain with the captain, the snake has a snake, the hedgehog has a hedgehog, and a high-ranking guest has taken away his cane , and soon again five guys ate five honey mushrooms and half a quarter of a quadruple of lentils without a wormhole, and one thousand six hundred and sixty-six pies with cottage cheese from whey from under sour milk - about all of this the bells were ringing with groans, so much so that even Konstantin - Salzburg the unpromising man stated from under an armored personnel carrier:

Just as you can’t ring all the bells, you can’t beat them again, so you can’t speed up all the tongue twisters, you can’t speed them up;
but trying is not torture.” Jul 15, 2020Oksana

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