Laura,
I'll translate the two that I posted since those are all I can recall right now. I'm certainly interested in seeing the French tongue twisters translated.
(Let's just hope I get this right. I never really had to translate between the two languages since I either spoke German or English.)
"Wenn viele Fliegen fliegen, fliegen viele Fliegen hinter vielen Fliegen her."
When many flies fly, fly many flies behind many flies.
"In Ulm, um Ulm, und um Ulm herum." (Ulm is a city in Germany.)
In Ulm, about Ulm, and around Ulm. (I'm not sure about the "about Ulm" but I'm drawing a blank right now.)
I'm happy to translate the other German tongue twisters if you send them to me.
Ingo
-------------- Message: 22 Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2000 19:55:43 -0400 From: "Laura Sharp" <lasharp@n...> Subject: RE: Re: tongue twisters (noch mehr!!!)
Oh please...all these delightful sayings are being posted and you're going to make me look up the translations for each one? Pretty please, assuming you all already know what the text is in English, won't you share that as well? They look like so much fun.
Thanks,
Laura
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