Kenta Otani’s original tongue twisters: a collection that’ll have you tripping over words and bursting into laughter
Tongue twisters used for play and enunciation training.
If you’re going to take on the challenge, you want to enjoy it with uniquely funny phrases that make you laugh, right? In this article, we’ve carefully selected and introduced original tongue twisters created by comedian Kenta Otani.
Each one weaves together a whimsical world that makes you imagine the scene, and a tricky difficulty that skillfully exploits mouth movements.
They’re perfect for a quick bit of fun, so be sure to say them out loud and give them a try with your friends and family!
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Kenta Otani’s Original Tongue Twisters: A Collection of Works That Make You Trip Up and Laugh (21–30)
Totoro here and thereKenta Otani
@otanikenta♬ Original song – Kenta Otani – Kenta Otani
A playful phrase appears that somehow brings to mind the famous Totoro.
It’s as if Totoro from My Neighbor Totoro pops his fluffy head out of the forest and slips into a tongue twister.
Here and there, sounds similar to “Totoro” repeat, and your tongue can’t help but get tied.
But even if you can’t say it perfectly, it’s no problem as long as you’re having fun! As you laugh and try again and again, you’ll naturally pick up a sense of rhythm and the joy of words.
It’s filled with gentle humor that children and adults alike can enjoy out loud.
Grandma mumble-mumble, Grandpa fluffy-fluffyKenta Otani
@otanikenta Tongue twister#ElderlyCouplewinter coat
♬ Original song – Kenta Otani – Kenta Otani
This tongue twister’s first half—from “grandmother” to “boso”—is relatively easy, so it’s best to focus your concentration on the grandfather part in the second half.
“Mofumofu” is hard to pronounce even on its own, so start by practicing just “mofumofu” repeatedly.
Once you get used to it, add “grandfather,” and when you’re comfortable linking them, try saying the whole thing through.
Once you start connecting the parts, you might stumble over the first half you thought was fine, so don’t let your guard down! Try saying it while picturing the scene and have fun with it.
In conclusion
We introduced unique tongue twisters created by comedian Kenta Otani. If you speak them out loud while imagining the oddly funny scenes that might make you burst into laughter, your tongue might get all twisted. The key to improving is to start slowly while carefully checking your mouth shape and tongue movements, then gradually pick up the pace. Try it with the people around you and enjoy a moment filled with laughter!