Three merry tongue twisters from Russia
We have got several tongue twisters in Russian that are quoted quite often: Klara ukrala u Karla
Korally, a Karl u Klary ukral klarnet.
Clara has stolen corals from Carl, and Carl has stolen a clarinet from
Clara.Na dvore - trava, na trave - drova, ne rubi drova na trave dvora.
There is grass in
the garden, there is firewood on the grass, don't cut firewood on the grass of the garden.The next one is sometimes
considered to be childish since it is much simpler: Yekhal Greka tcherez reku, vidit Greka v reke
rak; sunul Greka ruku v reku, rak za ruku Greku tsap.
Greka was walking across the river, Greka saw a lobster
in the river; Greka put his hand in the river, and the lobster snatched Greka's hand.
Sent by: Natasha
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Shla Sasha po shosse i sosala sushku, Sasha was walking along the street and eating a biscuit.
Try also this one: Ot tOpyta kopYt pyl pO_poliju letEEt.
The dust is flying in the air over the field caused by the clatter of horses' hoofs flies.
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