This is an example of a tongue twister in American English.
I am just curious. For you non-Americans, what's a typical tongue twister in your native language and what does it mean?
(And for those who don't know what a woodchuck is, it's another name for a groundhog. And if you don't know what a groundhog is, it's Wilford Brimley in a fur coat.)
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
I am just curious. For you non-Americans, what's a typical tongue twister in your native language and what does it mean?
(And for those who don't know what a woodchuck is, it's another name for a groundhog. And if you don't know what a groundhog is, it's Wilford Brimley in a fur coat.)