Thirteen tongue twisters and seventeen things about languages that are true, checked, and sourced.
Thirteen of them, and the sound each one trains.
Thirty three people from Trento walked into Trento, all thirty three of them trotting.
Above the bench the goat lives, under the bench the goat dies.
The goat steps on the stone, the stone cracks in four.
A vulture sits on a peak with a pen in its beak.
Karl stole corals from Klara, and Klara stole Karl's clarinet.
Sasha walked along the highway sucking a dried bagel.
A cross-eyed man mowed with a crooked scythe.
Are the archduchess's socks dry, extremely dry?
A hunter who knows how to hunt must know how to hunt without his dog.
Three sad tigers were swallowing wheat in a wheat field.
San Roque's dog has no tail because Ramon Rodriguez stole it.
The classic English s against sh.
Often called the hardest tongue twister in English.
Each one is checked and sourced.Where the version going around online is inflated, the accurate number is here instead.