#18 - Three Sad Tigers 🐯

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What do "Three Sad Tigers" have to do with Spanish? Well, it's the name of a famous tongue twister: Tres Tristes Tigres 🐯.

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Full tongue twister 👉 Tres tristes tigres trigo tragaron en un trigal.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
What do three sad tigers have to do with espanel?
Let's find out in this episode. Are you ready for
a quickie share? Three sad tigers. That's the literal translation
of a famous down twister and espaniel that is tig

(00:22):
Oh you see, just the name of the town twister
is hard to say. Let's say together just that part
repeat after me, first law and then an enormous pit
there is this? Is this tig It is an enormous

(00:42):
pit testis this is a fun way to work on
your pronunciation and practice the soft? Or is this this
not to rest the risks only the soft? Or so
say the full time twister and you can say it

(01:03):
with me to practice first law and then add anormous
spit trace there is this tig is three go dragard
on a noon trigal. Once again, slow trace there is
this tigre is three go dragard on a noon trigal.

(01:33):
Now add anormous spittigrees trigadon a noon trigal. When and
just in case you're wondering what all of that means,
the town Twister says three sat tigers swallowed wheat in

(01:54):
a wheat field. That doesn't make any sense it's till
it's a fun way to practice the opronversation. And that's
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