If you want to focus on a specific sound in English, you can check out this table to find the right tongue twister:
The Tongue Twister Sounds to Practice:
I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Ice Cream(s, soft c)
Seventy-Seven Benevolent Elephants (v)
Cooks Cook Cupcakes Quickly (kw, hard k)
Betty Loves the Velvet Vest Best (b, v)
Truly Rural (r, l)
Vivacious Val Vacuumed Violet’s Very Vivid Vehicle (v, short i)
To Sit in Solemn Silence in a Dull, Dark Dock(d, l, s, b, sh, ch)
She Sells Seashells by the Seashore (s, sh)
As He Gobbled the Cakes on His Plate (g, gr, n, ee)
The Two Tibble Twins Tied Tiny Twine (t, tw, long i)
Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry (r, l)
A Big Black Bug b, short( i, short u)
How Much Wood Would a Woodchuck Chuck( w, ch, ou)
Any Noise Annoys an Oyster( oy)
A Flea and a Fly Flew Up in a Flue (fl)
Frivolously Fanciful Franny Fried Fresh Fish Furiously (fr, l)
Pad Kid Poured Curd Pulled Cod (p, k)
Betty Bought Some Butter (b, t, r)
He Threw Three Free Throws (thr, fr)
A Skunk Sat on a Stump and Thunk the Stump Stunk (st, sk)
I Slit a Sheet, A Sheet, I Slit( sl, sh, ee, short i)
Fred Fed Ted Bread (f, t, fr, br)
Through Three Cheese Trees Three Free Fleas Flew) fl, fr, z, th, ee)
Sixth Sick Sheikh’s Sixth Sheep Sick (s, ks, sh, th)
Here are some tips on how to get the most out of these tongue twisters:
Repeat, repeat, repeat. You probably won’t pronounce everything correctly the first time. When it comes to tongue twisters, repetition is key (very important).
