English tongue twisters for children: learning sounds is interesting!

English can be mastered by everyone! There are several ways to learn a language. Each student chooses for himself the one that suits him best. But ... there are practices that are equally good for all beginners to conquer the heights of the English language. English tongue twisters for children are a great way to learn the intricacies of writing and pronunciation of English words for both young children and adults. Remember: do not neglect any opportunity to improve your knowledge of a foreign language. And tongue twisters are a great way to do this.

What are good phrases? They are funny, exciting and interesting to learn. To convey the truth to a child, you do not need to persuade him to study for a long time. It is enough to tell a funny tongue twister to interest him, and the baby himself will want to know what will happen next. The funnier and more exciting the game, the easier and more productive the study. Tongue twisters prove that learning can be fun!

English tongue twisters for children

Tongue twisters in English are not only an opportunity to better learn the language itself, but also a way to ''pull up'' the pronunciation of problematic sounds. Most of the examples are designed so that one sound is repeated most often. This means that by systematically repeating the lesson, you, without noticing it, will correct the pronunciation of sounds that were previously a problem for you, and you will begin to pronounce ''limping'' sounds without difficulty a few days ago.

English tongue twisters to improve the pronunciation of the interdental sound th:

1. Whether the weather is warm, whether the weather is hot, we have to put up with the weather, whether we like it or not.
(Either the weather is warm, or the weather is hot, then we have to put up with the weather, whether we like it or not.)

2. Three free throws. (Three free throws.)

3. Red leather, yellow leather. (Red skin, yellow skin.)

A feature of all tongue twisters designed to improve the pronunciation of a certain sound is the abundance in the words of the same sound, just problematic. Saying a tongue twister several times a day, and then a few more times, and after a few days - a couple more times to fix the result - and your pronunciation is clean, competent and pleasant to the sound.

A few more phrases:

These brothers bathe with those brothers, Those brothers bathe with these brothers. If these brothers didn't bathe with those brothers, Would those brothers bathe with these brothers?	These brothers are swimming with those brothers, Those brothers are swimming with these brothers. If these brothers didn't bathe with those brothers, Would those brothers bathe with these brothers?
I thought a thought. But the thought I thought wasn't the thought I thought I thought.	I thought thought. But the thought I was thinking was not the thought I think I was thinking.
Thirty thousand thirsty thieves thundered through the thicket.	Thirty thousand thirsty thieves thundered through the thicket.

Whistling sound S

1. I can think of six thin things, but I can think of six thick things too. (I can think of six thin things and I can think of six thick things).

2. She sells seashells by the seashore. (She sells shells by the sea . )

3. I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream. (I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream.)

More tongue twisters:

A single singer sings a sad song About sixty-six sisters sitting by the sea at sunset. If sixty-six sisters weren't sitting by the sea, Would the single singer sing the sad song about them?	A lonely singer sings a sad song About sixty-six sisters sitting by the sea at sunset. If sixty-six sisters were not sitting by the sea, Would a lonely singer sing a sad song about them?
Six sick sea-serpents swam the seven seas.	Six sick sea serpents sailed seven seas.

Sound sh - do not confuse with th!

We surely shall see the sun shine soon	We will definitely see how soon the sun will shine.
She sells sea shells on the seashore	She sells seashells by the sea.
She slits the sheet she sits on	She cuts the sheets on which she sits.

The sound f is easy to learn with us!

Five fat friars frying flat fish.	Five fat monks were frying flat fish.
Fat frogs flying past fast.	Fat frogs quickly flew by.
The first fly flies forty-four feet, The fourth fly flies forty-five feet, The fifth fly flies fifty-four feet. What fly flies fifty-five feet?	The first fly flies forty-four feet The fourth fly flies forty-five feet The fifth fly flies fifty-four feet What fly flies fifty-five feet?

And English tongue twisters with translation into j

Yankee yachtsmen's yachts yaw for one yard, Yakut yachtsmen's yachts yaw for two yards. If Yankee yachtsmen's yachts didn't yaw for one yard, Could Yakut yachtsmen's yachts yaw for two yards?	American yachtsmen's yachts veer one yard, The yachts of the Yakut yachtsmen deviate from the course by two yards. If the yachts of American yachtsmen did not deviate from the course by one yard, Would the yachts of the Yakut yachtsmen deviate two yards from the course?
US students are younger than UK junkers, UK junkers are cuter than US students. If US students weren't younger than UK junkers, Could UK junkers be cuter than US students?	American students are younger than British junkers, British Junkers are more resourceful than American students. If American students were not younger than British Junkers, Would British junkers be more resourceful than American students?

10 audio tongue twisters in English for children

Listen to tongue twisters and practice saying them as fast as you can.

1. A big black bug bit a big black dog on his big black nose. (A big black beetle has bitten a big black dog on his big black nose.)

2. The blue bluebird blinks. (The blue bird blinks.)

3. Give papa a cup of proper coffee in a copper coffee cup. (Give dad a cup of good coffee in a copper coffee cup.)

4. Fresh fried fish, fish fresh fried, fried fish fresh, fish fried fresh. (Fresh fried fish, fresh fried fish, fresh fried fish, fresh fried fish.)

5. Eleven elves licked eleven little liquorice lollipops. (Eleven elves licked eleven small licorice candies.)

6. Kitty caught the kitten in the kitchen. (Kitty caught the kitten in the kitchen.)

7. Red lorry, yellow lorry. (Red truck, yellow truck.)

8. The big bug bit the little beetle, but the little beetle bit the big bug back. (The big bug bit the little bug, and the little bug bit the big bug back.)

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9. Toy phone, toy phone, toy phone. (baby phone, baby phone, baby phone,)

10. Zebras zig and zebras zag. (Zebras zig, zebras zag.)

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Summing up

English tongue twisters for kids is the best way to learn problematic sounds and root them in your memory. Most tongue twisters are easy, consisting of one or two sentences. There are more difficult ones, which consist of four or more lines. First, take on those that are easier, and gradually conquer the tasks more difficult. There are tongue twisters for the weather, food, study, housework, lifestyle, etc.

Choose a topic that you like and go to new knowledge! And more importantly, tongue twisters should be pronounced with a pronunciation that is correct. If you notice that the language is confused, take a break, and then - back into battle. Pronunciation should be exceptionally correct, because the main goal of tongue twisters is to teach children to pronounce sounds correctly. English is rich in similar sounds - s, th; w, v, etc. Therefore, tongue twisters are a proven way to learn how to pronounce similar sounds the way you need. After completing the course, you will not be ashamed to talk to foreigners. Good luck!