Dude, it trips me up eeeevery time. All of the words that start with T start with the "Trr" sound (rolling your rs included), EXCEPT Tigre, which is tiger in spanish. Tigre has that pesky little i in the middle of the T and the RR and i always mess up 😔
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Dude, it trips me up eeeevery time. All of the words that start with T start with the "Trr" sound (rolling your rs included), EXCEPT Tigre, which is tiger in spanish. Tigre has that pesky little i in the middle of the T and the RR and i always mess up 😔
Dude those kinds are so hard, it's like the 'she sells sea shells' one, I can't get so tripped up by the different starting sounds
Dude, I was looking up scottish gaelic tongue twisters and this one was too good not to share
Mar chù ag ol eanbhruich, tha ainmean Chloinn 'Ill Eathain: (fon anail) Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach. Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach.
Translation:
The traditional names of the clan MacLean are like a dog slurping soup: (said under breath) Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles. Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles.
Dude, I was looking up scottish gaelic tongue twisters and this one was too good not to share
Mar chù ag ol eanbhruich, tha ainmean Chloinn 'Ill Eathain: (fon anail) Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach. Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach.
Translation:
The traditional names of the clan MacLean are like a dog slurping soup: (said under breath) Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles. Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles.
dude, that's hilarious
So Eachann is Hector, and Teàrlach is Charles? I wonder how those names are pronounced in scottish gaelic and how they became Charles and Hector XD
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Darold the Mud Dauber says: _ _ it's still spooky season | )/ ) \\ |//,' it's always spooky season (")(_)---"()=--(\\ \)
Dude, I was looking up scottish gaelic tongue twisters and this one was too good not to share
Mar chù ag ol eanbhruich, tha ainmean Chloinn 'Ill Eathain: (fon anail) Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach. Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach.
Translation:
The traditional names of the clan MacLean are like a dog slurping soup: (said under breath) Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles. Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles.
dude, that's hilarious
So Eachann is Hector, and Teàrlach is Charles? I wonder how those names are pronounced in scottish gaelic and how they became Charles and Hector XD
Teàrlach to Charles makes a least a bit of sense, because it's pronounced something like tchar-lakh, but I have absolutely no idea how they got Hector from Eachann
Dude, I was looking up scottish gaelic tongue twisters and this one was too good not to share
Mar chù ag ol eanbhruich, tha ainmean Chloinn 'Ill Eathain: (fon anail) Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach. Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach.
Translation:
The traditional names of the clan MacLean are like a dog slurping soup: (said under breath) Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles. Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles.
dude, that's hilarious
So Eachann is Hector, and Teàrlach is Charles? I wonder how those names are pronounced in scottish gaelic and how they became Charles and Hector XD
Teàrlach to Charles makes a least a bit of sense, because it's pronounced something like tchar-lakh, but I have absolutely no idea how they got Hector from Eachann
dude, really? how's Eachann pronounced?
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Darold the Mud Dauber says: _ _ it's still spooky season | )/ ) \\ |//,' it's always spooky season (")(_)---"()=--(\\ \)
Dude, I was looking up scottish gaelic tongue twisters and this one was too good not to share
Mar chù ag ol eanbhruich, tha ainmean Chloinn 'Ill Eathain: (fon anail) Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach. Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach.
Translation:
The traditional names of the clan MacLean are like a dog slurping soup: (said under breath) Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles. Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles.
dude, that's hilarious
So Eachann is Hector, and Teàrlach is Charles? I wonder how those names are pronounced in scottish gaelic and how they became Charles and Hector XD
Teàrlach to Charles makes a least a bit of sense, because it's pronounced something like tchar-lakh, but I have absolutely no idea how they got Hector from Eachann
dude, really? how's Eachann pronounced?
dude it might just be easier for you to look it up, I have no I idea how to write it down
I think it's something like ah-han, but the h in han is like a back of the throat kinda noise
Dude, I was looking up scottish gaelic tongue twisters and this one was too good not to share
Mar chù ag ol eanbhruich, tha ainmean Chloinn 'Ill Eathain: (fon anail) Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach. Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach.
Translation:
The traditional names of the clan MacLean are like a dog slurping soup: (said under breath) Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles. Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles.
dude, that's hilarious
So Eachann is Hector, and Teàrlach is Charles? I wonder how those names are pronounced in scottish gaelic and how they became Charles and Hector XD
Teàrlach to Charles makes a least a bit of sense, because it's pronounced something like tchar-lakh, but I have absolutely no idea how they got Hector from Eachann
dude, really? how's Eachann pronounced?
dude it might just be easier for you to look it up, I have no I idea how to write it down
I think it's something like ah-han, but the h in han is like a back of the throat kinda noise
dude, i think i might know what you're talking about, that's a weird jump to hector for sure
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but it's such a good tongue twister :)
Dude, it trips me up eeeevery time. All of the words that start with T start with the "Trr" sound (rolling your rs included), EXCEPT Tigre, which is tiger in spanish. Tigre has that pesky little i in the middle of the T and the RR and i always mess up 😔
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Dude those kinds are so hard, it's like the 'she sells sea shells' one, I can't get so tripped up by the different starting sounds
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Dude, I was looking up scottish gaelic tongue twisters and this one was too good not to share
Mar chù ag ol eanbhruich, tha ainmean Chloinn 'Ill Eathain: (fon anail) Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach. Eachann, Lachann, Lachann, Eachann, Eachann, Lachann, Teàrlach.
Translation:
The traditional names of the clan MacLean are like a dog slurping soup: (said under breath) Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles. Hector, Lachlann, Lachlann, Hector, Hector, Lachlann, Charles.
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dude, that's hilarious
So Eachann is Hector, and Teàrlach is Charles? I wonder how those names are pronounced in scottish gaelic and how they became Charles and Hector XD
Teàrlach to Charles makes a least a bit of sense, because it's pronounced something like tchar-lakh, but I have absolutely no idea how they got Hector from Eachann
dude, really? how's Eachann pronounced?
dude it might just be easier for you to look it up, I have no I idea how to write it down
I think it's something like ah-han, but the h in han is like a back of the throat kinda noise
dude, i think i might know what you're talking about, that's a weird jump to hector for sure