What do you think of this one? Courtesy Sweetrhymes 🙂
Valuable valley villas.
Short, but sweet, don’t you think? Just like their website posited they would be 🙂
And have a great day, dear Reader 🙂
— KRidwyn
[The #AtoZchallenge is a daily blogging challenge which has been running for quite a few years now, with hundreds of participants worldwide. Blogging happens each day in April except Sundays, and on each letter of the alphabet, starting at A and finishing with Z.]
I’m studying ‘Poetry’ with my Year 8 English class at the moment; and all things alliteration and assonance were on the menu last week. So I shared with them the tongue-twister:
Unique New York
which uses the ‘u’ vowel sound (and also the ‘n’ consonant) but the tongue-twister I want to post as *my* ‘most fun ‘U’ example’ uses both the ‘u’ vowel sound and ‘st’, ‘sh’ and ‘ch’ as well:
If Stu chews shoes, should Stu choose the shoes he chews?
More complex = more fun, don’t you think? Tongue-twister courtesy pun.me again 🙂
Anyway, I hope you enjoyed it, and have a great day, dear Reader!
— KRidwyn
My bad! I had meant to post this ‘S’ tongue-twister originally, but got completely side-tracked by Greg Hurwitz’s surprise find. The one I had chosen to share prior to reading his ORPHAN X was this:
Six thick thistle sticks.
And I found it again because the ‘T’ tongue-twister I wanted to use today was from the same website, so thank you Sweetrhymes!
Three free throws.
… or you could try the extended version:
He threw three free throws.
So there you go: two tongue-twisters today, for the price of one 🙂 You’re welcome!
And have a great day, dear Reader!
— KRidwyn
[The #AtoZchallenge is a daily blogging challenge which has been running for quite a few years now, with hundreds of participants worldwide. Blogging happens each day in April except Sundays, and on each letter of the alphabet, starting at A and finishing with Z.]
This one I found in a novel I read recently – and it took me COMPLETELY by surprise! Any ‘Reiders’ among my Readers may recall a novel Janet used as a prize in a Flash Fiction comp last year (or perhaps in 2016?): ORPHAN X by Greg Hurwitz. Well, imagine my surprise to find the following alliteration, just last week, when I had tongue-twisters on my mind:
Slatcher’s broad fingers scrabbled for purchase across the sleek silicon, sending shotgun shells scattering.
Oh, and if you haven’t read this novel, do so! I found it really rather enjoyable 🙂
And I wonder if you also, liked his impromptu tongue-twister, too?
Have a great day, dear Reader 🙂
— KRidwyn
[The #AtoZchallenge is a daily blogging challenge which has been running for quite a few years now, with hundreds of participants worldwide. Blogging happens each day in April except Sundays, and on each letter of the alphabet, starting at A and finishing with Z.]
Update: and HUGE thank you to fellow Reider Colin Smith for the exact date of the contest, so I could provide the link for anyone interested: Orphan X flash fiction contest
Well, this one took me a while to create – and much hilarity was had by all those who could hear me puzzle it out! I wonder what *you* think of my attempt…
Rough Wal Wulf and gruff Rolf Wuff roof
… and yes, I was thinking that it’d be good to have a brilliant final word or phrase, but the best I could come up with is ‘wine refineries’ – which added a vowel sound that I didn’t have anywhere else 🙁
Do you have any suggestions, perhaps?
And have a great day, dear Reader 🙂
— KRidwyn
[The #AtoZchallenge is a daily blogging challenge which has been running for quite a few years now, with hundreds of participants worldwide. Blogging happens each day in April except Sundays, and on each letter of the alphabet, starting at A and finishing with Z.]
So check this one out! Courtesy Easy English via YouTube
Quinella Quist quite quickly quelled the quarrelling quartet
Cool, hey!
And have a great day, dear Reader 🙂
— KRidwyn
[The #AtoZchallenge is a daily blogging challenge which has been running for quite a few years now, with hundreds of participants worldwide. Blogging happens each day in April except Sundays, and on each letter of the alphabet, starting at A and finishing with Z.]
My theme for 2018’s #AtoZchallenge is… tongue-twisters. Fun, yes? So today’s post is for ‘P’…
Is a pleasant peasant’s pheasant present?
And this tongue-twister comes to you courtesy of sweetrhymes.com– thanks, guys!
Well, here’s hoping that you liked today’s tongue-twister. And have a great day, dear Reader 🙂
– KRidwyn
[The #AtoZchallenge is a daily blogging challenge which has been running for quite a few years now, with hundreds of participants worldwide. Blogging happens each day in April except Sundays, and on each letter of the alphabet, starting at A and finishing with Z.]
My theme for 2018’s #AtoZchallenge is… tongue-twisters. Fun, yes? So today’s post is for ‘O’…
Awful old Ollie oils oily autos.
And this tongue-twister comes to you courtesy of sweetrhymes.com– thanks, guys!
Well, here’s hoping that you liked today’s tongue-twister. And have a great day, dear Reader 🙂
– KRidwyn
[The #AtoZchallenge is a daily blogging challenge which has been running for quite a few years now, with hundreds of participants worldwide. Blogging happens each day in April except Sundays, and on each letter of the alphabet, starting at A and finishing with Z.]
My theme for 2018’s #AtoZchallenge is… tongue-twisters. Fun, yes? So this week’s posts start with ‘N’…
No need to light a night-light on a light night like tonight.
And this tongue-twister comes to you courtesy of pun.me – thanks, guys!
Well, here’s hoping that you liked today’s tongue-twister. And have a great day, dear Reader 🙂
– KRidwyn
[The #AtoZchallenge is a daily blogging challenge which has been running for quite a few years now, with hundreds of participants worldwide. Blogging happens each day in April except Sundays, and on each letter of the alphabet, starting at A and finishing with Z.]
My theme for 2018’s #AtoZchallenge is… tongue-twisters. Fun, yes?
So today we’re up to ‘M’ – and this is yet another one of mine 🙂
Menolly’s mainly melancholy on Mondays.
Menolly – one of my favourite characters from Anne McCaffrey’s Dragons of Pern series – was never melancholy, from what I can remember. But never mind!
Well, here’s hoping that you liked my tongue-twister. And have a great day, dear Reader 🙂
– KRidwyn
[The #AtoZchallenge is a daily blogging challenge which has been running for quite a few years now, with hundreds of participants worldwide. Blogging happens each day in April except Sundays, and on each letter of the alphabet, starting at A and finishing with Z.]