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‫Hello there, aisle seven students.

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‫Welcome to your next lesson, which is, as you can see, tongue twisters, part two, advanced tongue

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‫twisters.

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‫So I'm sure we're going to get all mixed up, but it's great practice for your speaking pronunciation

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‫and of course, English pronunciation, too.

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‫So a student contacted me.

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‫Thank you for the messages.

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‫I try and pretty much every day get on and check all the Q&A, check your messages and get back to you

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‫with questions.

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‫Love hearing from you.

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‫So please do drop me a message if there's anything you need.

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‫As I always say, get in the Q&A section, but also for lesson requests.

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‫I do try and update and add lessons that you ask for.

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‫I am so asking for more tongue twisters.

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‫And here we are.

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‫So I've done some research and I found a few more tongue twisters slightly advanced, a bit more difficult

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‫on a range of sound.

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‫So practicing different sounds.

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‫So without further ado, but before we do that disclaimer, if I do get twisted, if if my tongue gets

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‫twisted, I apologize.

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‫Bear with me.

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‫It's all good practice.

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‫Remember to say each of the tongue twisters slowly, clearly keep practicing and yeah, just keep practicing

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‫them.

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‫Concentrate on accuracy and pronunciation.

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‫Clear pronunciation.

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‫So let's move on to our first tongue twister, which focuses on V and L.

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‫Now the V and L sounds for many different non native English speakers.

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‫Val is really tricky, so this is a great one to practice and you can see an elephant.

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‫Okay, so 77 benevolent elephants.

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‫I'm trying to say this in rather formal English because I'm concentrating on clarity.

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‫The difference between my normal pronunciation would be 77 benevolent elephants.

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‫But when I say tongue twisters, I try to really say quite clearly and quite formally, 77 benevolent

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‫elephants.

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‫Quickly benevolent.

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‫It's a really good piece of vocabulary.

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‫It basically means to do good, but also having self belief and self confidence in doing good.

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‫You can be a benevolent person, someone that does good.

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‫77 benevolent elephants.

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‫Okay, so you can listen back to my pronunciation, repeat after me, practice saying this and really

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‫good for the V sound, especially number two.

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‫Here we have L and R, So another focus on the L sounds, but also R two.

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‫And we can see a warrior.

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‫Now, this is a tricky one.

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‫A loyal warrior will rarely worry why we rule.

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‫There's actually a real focus on W here as well.

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‫So it's l, w, and r.

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‫Let's try and say this one again.

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‫A loyal warrior will rarely worry why we rule.

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‫It's almost tiring for the mouth to say that.

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‫I'll say it one more time.

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‫Listen carefully.

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‫You can obviously play the video back and you practice this one, too.

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‫I think this is a really good one for three sounds.

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‫L.

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‫R.

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‫And w.

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‫A loyal warrior will rarely worry why we rule.

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‫Okay, on to number three.

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‫I know that.

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‫W but also the sound and this is quite a tricky one.

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‫I wish to wash my Irish wristwatch.

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‫I have to say that a little bit slower so that my mouth doesn't get mixed up.

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‫My tongue gets twisted.

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‫I don't know what an Irish wristwatch is, but we can just probably think of it as a normal wristwatch.

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‫I see this one one more time.

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‫I wish to wash my Irish wristwatch.

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‫Set that a little bit faster there.

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‫Have a go at that one.

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‫That's another interesting tongue twister for pronunciation.

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‫Next one is the three and for sound.

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‫3000 spares were thrown at the stone.

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‫3000 spares were thrown at the stone.

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‫I like the rhythm in that tongue twister.

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‫Have a go at it.

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‫And the last advanced tongue twister we have.

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‫Probably not quite as hard as maybe number one, two or three, but still an interesting sound to practice.

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‫That's good.

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‫And you can see here we have gras.

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‫We have grapes as the illustration.

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‫Green grape cakes grow gracefully in Greece.

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‫And one more time.

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‫Green grape cakes grow gracefully in Greece.

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‫Okay.

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‫So this is obviously focusing on the sound, some more advanced tongue twisters for you there if you

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‫do practice all of them through both set one and set two and you really work on them, It's definitely

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‫going to help with your pronunciation for sure.

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‫So I hope you enjoyed this lesson.

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‫And as I said at the start of the lesson, drop me a message, whether it's just to say hello, whether

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‫it's a lesson request or something else, do contact me.

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‫I do check all your messages pretty much every day, but I try and get back to everyone, at least within

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‫24 to 48 hours.

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‫Okay.

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‫So see you in the next lesson.