Tongue Twister
Works plosive vowel p, a voiceless ejective t, and the voiceless plosive "k".
Peter
Piper
Picked a
Peck
For added difficulty, add the words
"of Pickled Peppers"
to the end.
Note: Tongue twisters should be practiced in their purest form, as in using good, pure vowels. It is good to practice the words slowly until they can be said extremely well and then it is recommended that practice be sped up until the words can be spoken very clearly at a quicker tempo. It is also mandatory that much laughing take place in the practice of tongue twisters. Thank you.
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