Polish Tongue Twisters — W (21)
Polish tongue twisters (łamańce językowe) starting with the letter W — translations, pronunciation tips, vocabulary, and grammar notes.
- In the town of Wisła they think precisely. When they make something up, they send it in writing.
- In Pszczyna, a machine ran over a mouse on the rail.
- In Pszczyna, something ran over a mouse on the rail — it even screeched.
- In Szczebrzeszyn, a beetle buzzes in the reeds.
- In Szczebrzeszyn lived a Szczebrzeszyn man with a Szczebrzeszyn woman under the Szczebrzeszyn peak.
- In the dried-out blackened reed beds, a cunning six-legged bumblebee rustled shamelessly in the sorrel, holding a scrap of chives in its jaws and often flapping its wings.
- Warsaw is in a lively uproar, in Wawer it seethes about Warsaw.
- The wind whistles among the aspen leaves, and a bumblebee buzzes in the air.
- A bird flew into the wallpapered room.
- An imaginary cuckoo sinned against the cuckoo-god Grzegorz.
- A laminated and enamelled illumination.
- An armed gunman drew a gun on an armed gunman.
- The racing car overtook the racing car number six.
- A freshwater mussel bared its teeth once at a better maw, then darted into the thicket.
- During a drought, the road is dry.
- In Szczebrzeszyn, a beetle buzzes in the reeds, and Szczebrzeszyn is famous for this.
- In Władysławowo in November the wind blows.
- The wind blew, willows blew in the windy September.
- A kitten climbed up a little fence and blinks.
- A sparrow in Wrocław told fortunes to the sparrows.
- We distinguished ourselves from the enthusiastic crowd.