| Tongue
twisters use tricky rhyme, alliteration or assonance to produce
a phrase, a sentence or longer discourses which are challenging to say
without making a mistake. They can serve a practical purpose in
practising pronunciation and developing rhythmical patterns appropriate
to a language. Below, you will find the largest online collection of
French tongue twisters on the planet. Whether you are a teacher or a
dilligent and systematic student, the best thing you could do is to
redistribute these by topic or by the phonetic difficulty which is at
their core. Being able to pronounce them with an appropriately even
French rhythm will give you both proficiency and confidence. Other ways
to practice French pronunciation might well include listening to and
then repeating literary passages: |