Choose easy, medium or hard and draw some tongue twisters. Start slowly, speak clearly, and speed up only when every word is clean.
| Level | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Easy | one repeated sound, short sentences |
| Medium | two sounds and longer sentences |
| Hard | crowded clusters like th, str and thr |
Take turns reading one; whoever stumbles scores a point. Or record yourself and compare the first try with the tenth.
Words that repeat similar sounds in different orders, such as s and sh, or r and l, make the mouth switch positions quickly. Hard twisters pack more of these into one sentence.
Say it slowly and clearly three times, then a little faster, then at normal speed. Accuracy comes before speed. Stop if your voice feels strained, and have a sip of water.
No. The sentences were written for this tool. Each level has 12 twisters, so you will see repeats after a few draws.
It is a fun warm-up for actors, presenters and learners. It is not therapy. If you or a child have trouble with speech, a speech-language professional can help.