tongue-twisters

Dui_a un hom_e dins el sac. 'A man was carrying in his sack.'

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Duia un home dins el sac
un feix de bacallà sec
quan, traient-ne un gros pessic,
tot exclamant: - Jo amo en soc
promte va fer-se el suc.

'A man was carrying in his sack
A bundle of dried cod
When, taking a large pinch of it out,
He shouted: -I am the owner!- and then
He made some sauce'

tongue-twisters

Qu_e fi qu_e fa _el c_afè _el c_af_eter D_elfí. 'Delfí the coffee-maker makes a really soft coffee.'

Congr_e _amb cany_a i cany_a _amb congr_e i congr_e _amb cany_a. 'Cake with cane and cane with cake and cake with cane.'

Dui_a un hom_e dins el sac. 'A man was carrying in his sack.'

S_enyor_a, digui _a l_a s_enyor_a qu_e l_a s_enyor_a no s'_enyor_a. 'Madam, tell Madam that Madam doesn’t feel homesick.'

L'_estib_a qu_e _estov_a l'_Estev_e ni és tov_a ni és tev_a ni estav_a estibad_a _a l'_estib_a. 'The pile that Esteve softens isn’t soft nor yours, nor was it in the pile.'

Quan l_a patum fa p_atam, nosaltr_es p_atim. 'When patum explodes, we suffer (Patum is a historic festivity of Berga).'

_El qui rob_a un_a _arrov_a d_e rob_a, no rob_a l'_arrov_a, qu_e rob_a l_a rob_a. 'Who steals 25 pounds of clothes doesn’t steal the 25 pounds but steals the clothes.'

S_enyor_a, vinc d_e part d_e l_a s_enyor_a _a veur_e si l_a senyor_a s'_enyor_a o no s'_enyor_a. 'Madam, I’ve come on behalf of the Madam to see if Madam feels homesick or doesn’t.'

Tet_a tont_a, tant_a tint_a tot_a t'unt_a. 'Stupid sis, that much ink is spreading all over you.'

Tres tigr_es trigu_en _a s_altar d'un trist tren. 'Three tigers take time to jump from a sad train.'