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Baba dad tongue twisters

The tongue twister in Baba's father: "This is Baba's father, Baba's mother, Barbazoo, Baba Lala, Baba Libo, Barbouille, Baba Bell, Barbibul and Baba Braber."

Baba Dad is an animated film produced by the Federal Republic of Germany 1975. It was first broadcast in the United States in 198 1 and was broadcast on the Tangram column of China CCTV in 1988. The prototype of "Baba Dad" comes from the French cartoon of the same name published by 1970. The original authors are American-born cartoonist Drew Taylor and his architect wife Annette Tisson.

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Tongue twisters are characterized by deliberately combining several disyllabic words with overlapping rhymes or words with the same or similar pronunciation and easily confused words into simple and interesting rhymes, thus forming an easy-to-read but interesting language art.

Seriously practicing tongue twister can make your mind react flexibly, use your breath freely, articulate clearly, and avoid stuttering. It can be used as a casual and funny language game.

There is a song called "fortune teller and garlic hanger", which also sounds charming: "There are fortune tellers and garlic hangers in the street. Divination is divination, garlic is for sale. The fortune teller called the one who hung garlic and the one who hung garlic called the one who bought garlic. Those who count the hexagrams don't buy garlic that hangs garlic, and those who hang garlic don't count the hexagrams. " Listening to these two tongue twisters will definitely make people feel interesting.