Varvara's chickens are old. Tara-bars-Rastabars! Varvara's Chickens are old! What is a tongue twister
Ogoni Horses
Sat on the balcony
We drank tea
In Turkish they said:
- Chobi, achobi,
Chelyabichi and Chobi,
Chelyabichi and Chobi,
Game over!
We took water in our mouths
And they told everyone:
- Freeze!
Zealous horse
Long-maned
Jumps across the field
The cornfield is jumping.
Whoever catches the horse
He plays tag with us.
Sweet cat
We ate little by little.
If you do not want,
Don't eat it!
Whoever is behind me is a hero!
Anyone without me is a pig.
Who is white in winter?
Gray in summer?
Who can guess -
He's playing with us.
One two Three -
Perhaps it's you!
Kuba, kuba, kubaka,
The hole is very deep
Mice lived in this hole,
One mouse ate the crust,
The whole world is tired of it.
Little Cuckoo
The wattle fence wove
She led the children.
The children walked
We've reached the end.
We've reached the end
Let's go back.
Cuckoo!
Forest, clearing,
Yana went out for a walk -
She's not lost
I asked to play.
A cuckoo flew past the garden,
Pecked all the seedlings
And shouted: "Ku-ku-mak,
Open one fist!"
The rocket flies and flies
Blue color,
And Gagarin sits in it,
A simple Soviet guy.
In summer the swallow flies
Teaches small chicks:
- Don't be lazy, children,
Learn to fly in the summer.
And as summer flies away,
We have to fly overseas.
Cannibal, cannibal,
How many people
Will it be years?
One two Three -
Ogre, catch it!
You won't catch up
Ogre
Eat a frog
For lunch!
May evening
To the pestle
We came for pancakes
Girlfriends:
Three laying hens,
Three klokhtushki.
How many chickens
In a hut?
Little squirrel
Jumps along the tree
Delicious nuts
Hides in her purse:
To whiny kids -
Gives radishes
To obedient children -
A bowl of nuts!
A little boy
Sat down on a glass
plays the pipe,
The king is amused.
For the king's amusement,
We're in trouble.
The mother goose sat
Hatched three goslings.
This one is yellow, all fluffy.
This one is yellow, golden,
This one is yellow, grayish.
What are you guys watching?
Get out!
Misha is a northern bear,
Peter came to look.
At the station in the first hall
The guests ordered Misha
Sandwiches and pie
Cottage cheese with sour cream.
We are now cooking fish soup,
They forgot to salt the fish soup -
The crucian carp are not salted...
Run and get some salt!
All over the world -
We are the best children.
We listen to parents
We don’t torture teachers
We only study for "five".
One two three four five,
Now let's go play.
Oak trees grow on the mountain,
Mushrooms grow under the mountain:
White - old; I didn’t take it.
The flywheel is both sluggish and small...
The breast warms the side in the sun
Get in the box, my friend.
There is a hollow in the oak tree
It's warm in that hollow,
Outside the hollow -
Frost and cold.
The family lives in a hollow,
The squirrel is gnawing nuts.
A squirrel has five baby squirrels -
One two three four five.
The baby squirrels listen to their mother,
They eat nuts with mushrooms.
One two three four five -
Now let's start playing.
A jackdaw sat on the fence.
Begins:
One, two, three, four, five!
I will count all the guys:
Yulia, Misha, Sveta, Kolya,
Petya Ira, Vitya, Olya...
If I get tired of counting,
I'll stop for a minute.
I'll be quiet, I'll take a break
And I’ll start counting again.
On the golden porch sat:
Tsar, prince,
King, prince,
Shoemaker, tailor...
Who will you be?
Speak quickly
Don't delay
Kind and honest people!
They sat on the golden porch
Chita, Rita, Jan, Tarzan, 
A little boy is with them.
Chita was boiling potatoes,
Tarzan ran for wine
Chita put her foot up
Tarzan flew head over heels.
They sat on the golden porch
Apple tree, pear tree, Aunt Vatrusha,
Uncle Taras - hit the ear!
There's a jackdaw on the willow
There are pebbles on the shore,
There's a stick under the pebbles
A stick under a daw.
One two Three -
Go pick up some pebbles.
Three four five -
It's time for us all to run away.
The baby squirrels came to the meadow,
Bear cubs, badgers.
On the green on the meadow
Come too, my friend.
Potatoes in the garden
A little cabbage
Zucchini, beetroot,
Carrots, radishes, cucumbers,
Peppers and lettuce grow,
Parsnip and tomato.
And we'll take the bag,
And we'll fill it full.
And who will come with us -
He will take her!
There's a bottle on the window
And there's lemonade in the bottle.
Who will take the bottle sooner?
He will be happy about the victory.
A crayfish was caught on the river.
There was a fight over cancer.
This is Lyoshka the bully
He threw the crayfish into the river again.
Cancer walks underwater...
Turn your back on me!
The sun rose over the mountain
An apple fell from the sky
Through the azure meadows
It rolled right towards us!
It rolled, it rolled,
It fell into the river from the bridge,
Those who saw - did not sleep,
Catch him quickly!
Who caught it, well done
After all, the counting is over!
A bee is buzzing over a flower.
And a quail sits in the rye.
There is a sparrow on the cherry tree.
Catch him, whoever is brave!
A bee is buzzing above the flower,
A quail sits in the rye.
There is a starling on the cherry tree,
Whoever catches it is well done!
Begins:
A jackdaw sat on a birch tree,
Two crows, a sparrow,
Three magpies, a nightingale.
Cucumber, cucumber!
Don't go to the pond in the palace -
There's a mouse living there
He'll bite your tail off.
One two Three -
Wipe your nose.
One kana; another kana,
The woman sat on the ram,
I went to visit
Broke bones.
Oh, sparrow thief,
Don't peck the wheat, don't hit it.
The wheat is not yet ripe,
She turned green for a very long time,
They don’t take it on their own
I can't.
Oh, you little dawn,
Morning dawn.
Who will reach dawn?
The first one will enter the round dance.
Or and Roni rode on ponies.
Legs, legs, legs.
How many? Lots and lots.
Or more precisely? Eight:
Some have horseshoes,
And others are barefoot.
From zero to zero
Can't get there without a crutch
Can't get there without a horse
Without a twisted sweet cheesecake,
Without a rifle with a bayonet,
Without a bag with irradiation,
Without a silk whip,
Without a crooked twig,
Without balls and bells
Don't move away from the porch!
The first day - I swam up the river;
Second day - I caught perches;
The third day - I wandered through the taiga;
Fourth day - he killed hazel grouse;
Fifth day - lit a fire;
Sixth day - I lay under a pine tree;
Eighth day - I was shaking from the cold;
Ninth day - ate blueberries:
Tenth day - sang songs loudly!
Pearl and Berl started cooking.
Pearl and Berl baked a pie in the oven.
Pearl and Berl composed poems deftly:
They carried pearls from pearl barley.
Peter the Great went for a walk,
I caught a quail and went to sell it.
I asked for fifty dollars,
Got a slap on the head
Asked for forgiveness
I received a pack of cookies.
Cockerel,
Cockerel,
Show your
Peel!
casing
Burns with fire.
How many feathers
On him?
Rolling down the ditch
Little blue dress
There is a green bow on the side -
A musician loves you.
Young musician
Call him Volodenka.
A gudgeon swam near the shore,
I lost my balloon.
Help me find him -
Count to ten.
Cook, scullion,
Pussy and kitten.
We played merrily
Jumped, galloped
One two three four five.
Let's count again.
Wait, Vanya, get married,
Your hut is falling apart,
First start a hut,
Then bring your bride.
A mushroom grew under the mountain,
Grandfather Arkhip saw the mushroom.
The day sawed,
Two - chopped,
The mushroom didn’t fall to the ground...
The old grandma shouted
Grandma mushroom - in the armful!
Annoyed me
I cooked it,
I asked to invite you to visit!
The seagull warmed up the kettle, 
She invited eight seagulls:
- Come and have tea!
- How many seagulls? Answer!
Curdled milk -
Just beautiful,
Curdled milk
Songs sung:
Just qua,
Just-sha,
Curdled milk is good!
One, two - head;
Three four -
They sewed a fur coat;
Five six -
There is porridge;
Seven eight -
We carry spoons;
Nine ten -
Akulina
The dough is kneading!
One, two - trees.
Three, four - the animals came out.
Five, six - there are leaves.
One, two - trees,
Three, four - the animals came out,
Five, six - a leaf falls,
Seven, eight - birds in the forest,
Nine ten -
It was the titmouses who raised their red faces.
One, two - we're on the road,
Three, four - on the threshold.
Five, six - sorting out the wool,
Seven, eight - we carry everything into the house.
Let's go back -
Let's all play now.
One, two - the ducklings walked.
Three, four - we went home.
The fifth trudged after them,
The sixth man ran ahead
And the seventh fell behind everyone,
Frightened, he squeaked:
- Where are you, where are you?
- Not food,
- We'll look nearby.
One two three four.
The cat lives in our apartment.
Five, six, seven, eight,
He carries mice for lunch.
Nine, ten, five and five
I managed to count you.
One two three four!
Cats were taught to read and write
Do not read and do not count,
And jump after the mice!
One two three four,
Who lives in our apartment?
Dad, mom, brother, sister,
Murka the cat, two kittens,
My puppy, cricket and me -
That's my whole family!
One two three four five,
I'll start counting everyone again.
One two three four -
I was taught to read and write:
Don't count, don't write,
Just jump on the floor.
I jumped, I jumped,
She broke her leg.
My leg began to hurt,
Mama began to feel sorry.
I regretted and scolded
And she sent for the doctor.
Doctor rides a bull
With a balalaika in hand.
One two three four -
We were sitting in the apartment,
We drank tea, ate buns,
They forgot who they were sitting with.
One two three four -
We were standing in the apartment.
Sugar-bahar quarter -
Grandfather sniffed tobacco.
He went abroad
I drank through my hat and mitten.
One two three four five
They decided to use a beech to scare them.
Three, four, five and six
You don't believe that he exists.
Five and six, and then seven,
Beeches, brothers, not at all.
One two three four five -
The bunny went out for a walk.
Suddenly the hunter runs out,
He shoots straight at the bunny.
Bang-bang, oh-oh-oh,
My little bunny is dying.
They brought him to the hospital
He stole a mitten there.
They brought him to the buffet,
He stole a hundred candies there.
They brought him home
He turned out to be alive.
One two three four five,
The bunny went out for a walk
One two three four five,
The bunny went out for a walk
Suddenly the hunter runs out,
Shoots straight at the bunny!
Bang - bang oh-oh-oh
My little bunny is dying.
They brought him to the hospital
He refused to be treated
They brought him home
He turned out to be alive!
One two three four five -
The bunny went out for a walk
The bunny crossed the field
But the hunter did not come.
One two three four five!
Bunny went out for a walk!
What should we do, what should we do?
We need to catch the Bunny!
One two three four five!
Let's count again.
One two three four five.
The cat learns to count.
Slowly, little by little
Adds a cat to a mouse.
The answer is:
There is a cat, but there is no mouse!
One two three four five -
We need to launch rockets.
Who was late for the flight,
He didn't hit the rocket.
One two three four five,
There is no place for a bunny to jump;
There's a wolf walking everywhere, a wolf,
He uses his teeth - click, click!
And we'll hide in the bushes,
Hide, bunny, and you too.
You wolf, wait!
One two three four five,
The sun needs to rise.
The sun is sleeping, there is a month in the sky.
Run away in all directions
Tomorrow a new game.
One two three four five,
Impossible
Count!
One two three four five,
Six seven eight nine ten -
The red moon floats out,
And behind the month is the moon,
The boy is the girl's servant.
You, servant, bring the carriage,
And I’ll sit down and go.
I'll go to the masquerade
Choose your outfit:
Blue, red, light blue -
I'll choose any one for myself.
One two three four five,
Six seven eight nine ten,
A clear month emerged all round,
And behind the month is the moon,
The boy is the girl's servant.
You, servant, bring the carriage,
And I’ll sit down and go.
You, servant, hand me the broom,
I'll sweep the carriage.
One two three four five,
Six seven eight nine ten, 
The white moon floats out,
And behind the month is the moon,
The boy is the girl's servant.
You, servant, bring the carriage,
And I will sit down and go,
I'll go to Leningrad,
Buy yourself an outfit.
One two three four five,
Six seven eight nine ten,
The king ordered himself to be hanged,
The king hung, hung, hung
And flew into the trash heap,
And there's a rat in the trash
Boris gave birth.
And Boris shouts: “Hurray!
A rat gave birth to me!"
One two three four,
Five, six, seven, eight -
Grandma walks
With a long nose
And behind her is her grandfather.
How old is grandfather?
Speak quickly
Don't detain people!
Once, twice, the hares went into the forest,
Three, four, go home
And the fifth one trudged behind them,
The sixth man ran ahead
And the seventh fell behind everyone,
He got scared and shouted:
-Where are you, where are you?
-Do not scream!
We're right here, shut up!
Once - a Christmas tree,
Two is an oak tree,
Three - birch nut
And four is grass,
Five - the bee is working again,
Six - a prickly hedgehog under a stump.
Seven - a mushroom has grown under the oak tree.
Eight is a cat
Nine is a bird
Ten is a chamomile flower.
One - potatoes,
Two - potatoes,
Three four five,
Six potatoes
Seven potatoes -
Count again.
I'll tell you something funny
How a pig walked into a pharmacy
Asks for ointment on the heel
And change for a quarter.
But the pharmacist was a fool
Gave her ointments for a nickel
Well, give me a quarter!
The pig walks through the forest,
Plucks quinoa - grass,
She tears, doesn't take,
Places it under a birch tree.
Gray cat,
Baked pancakes
The frying pan dropped
The devil injured his leg.
Two bears were sitting
On a linden bitch
One was reading a newspaper,
Another kneaded flour,
One peek-a-boo, two peek-a-boo.
They both fell into the flour.
The cat is sitting in the cold,
In a green garden.
A gray mustache is scratched with a paw,
But I'm not afraid of him!
Twisted his tail back and forth,
I caught a gray mouse.
Sidor, Midor and Kalash
They set up a hut in the forest.
They are sitting in a hut
And they eat dumplings.
I hear, I hear, I hear, I hear,
Who drowned and where!
The cat jumped onto the roof
And disappeared without a trace!
One two three four five
I'm going to look for her!
Snow, blizzard, snowdrifts -
All of the same nature.
We'll start shoveling the snow,
And then we'll start playing.
From the second floor
Three knives flew:
Red, blue, cyan,
Choose any one for yourself!
The squirrel was collecting pine cones,
For the raccoon and for the mouse.
One two three four five,
I'll find the bump again.
Three for a raccoon and three for a mouse,
Who cares about the rest?
The sun is in the sky,
Salt is on the bread
Cherry - in the garden,
And you are in sight!
I will find!
I'm on my way!
Russulas in a clearing
They started playing hide and seek
One two three four five -
They don't eat us raw!
Tani-bani,
What's below us
Under iron pillars?
Mice live there
They sew hats;
One hat fell off
- The mouse - hopped - ran away.
Cat Matvey
I ran after her!
Tara-bars
Tara-bars,
Rastabars!
At Varvara's
Chickens are old!
Tarya-Marya
In the forest
I went
Cones
Ela -
She told us.
And we
Cones
We don't eat
Tare Mare
We'll give it back!
Hush, mice, cat on the roof,
And the kittens are even taller.
The cat went for milk
And the kittens are head over heels.
The cat came without milk,
And the kittens: “ha-ha-ha.”
The poplar trampled along the road,
Drowned the hill in the snow -
I can’t stomp any further!
Dot-dot, comma,
Minus, the face is crooked.
Stick-stick, cucumber,
So the little man came out.
Tra-ta-ta! Tra-ta-ta!
A cat married a cat,
For Kot Kotovich -
For Pyotr Petrovich!
He is mustachioed and striped,
Well, not a cat, but just a treasure!
Three four five!
Stop sleeping!
The sun has risen for a long time,
It's time for us to go play!
Tick tock, tick tock,
An old crayfish lived under the bridge.
The red cat came to the bridge,
Cancer grabbed the cat by the tail.
Meow-meow, help,
Unhook the crayfish from its tail!
Everyone is running, and you run,
Help Vaska the cat.
Clouds, clouds, clouds, clouds,
A big, powerful horse gallops.
He jumps through the clouds,
Those who don't believe, get out!
I have a small family:
Grandfather, grandmother, me,
Mother and father.
That's the end of the counting rhyme.
At the queen's meadow
The man lost his arc
I searched for a long time - I couldn’t find it,
He got upset and left.
Do you want some milk, kitty?
We are far from home
We have a long, long journey ahead of us.
Turn left here
Do you see a bridge across the river?
I caught you by the tail!
Cup, spoon,
Pop's ladle.
Hush, mice. -
Pop left.
Across the river, across the bridge
Stretch the bull's tail!
Chiki-briki - where are you going?
- Chiki-briki - to the market!
- Chiki-briki - why are you there?
- Chiki-briki - for oats!
- Chiki-briki - who are you?
- Chiki-briki - I'm riding a horse!
- Chiki-briki - which one are you?
- Chiki-briki - to the crow!
Chick-chick-chick-cha!
You won't catch a single bream
Not now, not in a year!
PIETS!
Chok-chok-chok
Teeth on a hook.
Who will say a word -
That's a click.
Shvinchik, brinchik, go away,
I went to the boyars' yard,
There the boyars sew hats,
They put them on the window.
I was walking home
From Vanya Sanya
And I didn’t meet anyone.
Walked home from Sanya Vanya
Vanya met no one.
And he asked no one:
- Who are you?
- I am nobody.
- Where are you? 
- I am nowhere.
- Where are you from?
- Out of nowhere.
- Where are you going?
- Nowhere.
-Are you my enemy?
- Never.
A man walked past the hospital
Found new mittens
I thought and thought about what to do -
I decided to put it on my feet.
Came from payday
In the crowd
Fat Uncle Robinson
And from payday
At the flea market
He bought himself an umbrella.
The umbrella is cheap, three rubles,
But so healthy
To hide under it
Three could do it!
Scratching the wool - your hand hurts,
Writing a letter - my hand hurts,
Carrying water - my hand hurts,
Cooking porridge - my hand hurts,
And the porridge is ready - your hand is healthy.
There was a grandmother coming from overseas,
She was carrying a box.
In that box
There were mushrooms lying
To whom - a mushroom,
To whom - two,
And for you, child,
The whole box.
A happy dog was walking
Chicky-bricky-woof!
And the geese ran after her,
Heads up,
And behind them is a pig,
Chiki-briki-oink!
Chiki-briki, repeat it,
What am I saying?
A cuckoo walked past the garden,
I pecked all the seedlings.
And she screamed: coo-coo, poppy -
Push up one fist!
The cuckoo walked past the net,
And behind her are small children.
Everyone shouted: "Kukumak!"
Remove one fist!
A cuckoo walked past the cage,
The little children called her:
- Ku!
A turtle went for a swim
And she bit everyone out of fear:
Kus! Kus! Kus! Kus!
I'm not afraid of anyone!
Marfushka walked along the path
And she carried a basket in her hands.
In this little basket
There are various flowers:
Rose, lily of the valley, forget-me-nots,
Blue cornflowers.
The car was walking through a dark forest
For some kind of interest.
Inter-inter-interest-res,
You go to the letter es.
And on the letter there is a star,
There are no trains there.
If the train goes there,
The driver will go crazy!
So the train didn't go,
The driver went crazy.
A dog walked across the bridge
Four legs, the fifth is a tail.
If the bridge fails,
Then the dog will fall down.
So that she doesn't drown,
You run to pull it!
A trader walked past the market,
And she tripped over the basket.
And fell into the hole - bang!
Squished forty flies.
Sheep were walking along the road
Got my feet wet in a puddle
They began to wipe their feet:
Who with a handkerchief
Who is a rag
Who has a holey mitten!
Bumblebee, wasp,
Bee buzzer -
That's the whole counting rhyme.
The pike was walking in the sea,
The pike caught a perch.
Well, the perch is not a fool -
He jumped out of the mouth.
Like this!
We take the scoop in our hands,
Sprinkle yellow sand.
Help me, don't be lazy!
Our Easter cake, get it!
* * *
There's a swamp on the way!
How can we cross it?
Jump and jump!
Jump and jump!
Have fun, my friend!
* * *
Tara-bars,
Rastabars!
At Varvara's
Chickens are old!
* * *
The spider ran along the branch,
And the children ran after him.
Rain suddenly fell from the sky
Drip-drip-drip-drip
The spiders were washed to the ground!
* * *
- Okay, okay,
Where were you?
- By Grandma.
- What did you eat?
- Porridge.
- What did you drink?
- Mash.
Butter porridge,
Sweet mash,
Grandma is kind,
We drank, ate,
Home, let's fly!
They sat on their heads!
The little girls began to sing.
* * *
One day the mice came out
See what time it is
One two three four
The mice pulled the weights
Suddenly there was a terrible ringing
Bom-bom-bom
The mice have run away!
* * *
Oh, lyuli, lyuli, lyuli,
The cranes have arrived.
How they flew -
Everyone was looking at them.
The cranes were crowing
The pussies were all purring.
* * *
We painted today
Our fingers are tired.
We'll take a little rest
Let's start drawing again.
* * *
Shadow-shadow-shadow,
The cat sat on the fence,
The sparrows have flown
Clap your hands with them:
Fly away, sparrows,
Beware of the cat!
* * *
The horned goat is coming
For the little guys.
Who doesn't eat porridge?
Doesn't drink milk?
Gore, gore, gore!
* * *
Fingers will rise,
Dress our children.
Fingers stood up - hurray!
It's time for us to get dressed.
* * *
Palms down
Palms up.
Palms on side
And they squeezed it into a fist.
* * *
We chop and chop cabbage,
(move palms up and down)
We salt and salt the cabbage,
(movements with fingertips)
We eat three or three cabbages,
(moving fists against each other)
We press and press cabbage.
(clench and unclench your fists)
* * *
This house has five floors:
On the first floor lives a family of hedgehogs,
On the second floor lives a family of bunnies,
On the third - a family of red squirrels,
On the fourth a tit lives with its chicks,
On the fifth, the owl is a very smart bird.
Well, it's time for us to go back down:
On the fifth owl,
On the fourth tit,
Squirrels on the third,
Bunnies - second,
On the first hedgehogs, we will come to them later.
* * *
- Finger boy,
Where have you been?
- With this brother
I went to the forest.
With this brother
Cooked cabbage soup
With this brother
I ate porridge.
With this brother
Sang songs!
* * *
Five fingers on your hand
Call by name sumey.
The first finger is lateral,
It's called BIG.
The second finger is a diligent pointer,
No wonder they call him
POINTING.
Your third finger -
Right in the middle
Therefore AVERAGE
A name has been given to him.
Finger four
The name is UNNAMED.
He's clumsy
And stubborn.
Just like in a family
Little brother is my favorite.
He's fifth in a row
It's called LITTLE FINGER.
* * *
One two three four five!
Let's count fingers -
Strong, friendly,
Everyone is so necessary.
On the other hand there are five:
One two three four five!
Fingers are fast
At least not very clean!
A lot of trouble for fingers:
They're playing get-together,
For some reason they get into my mouth,
Books are torn from grandma...
Having done all the work,
They pull the tablecloth from the table.
They climb into salt and compote,
And then vice versa.
The fingers are friendly, they are all so necessary!
(Author: Z. Alexandrova)
* * *
This finger wants to sleep
This finger went to bed
This finger just took a nap,
This finger has already fallen asleep.
This one is fast, sound asleep.
Quiet! Hush, don't make noise!
The red sun will rise,
The clear morning will come.
The birds will chirp
Fingers will stand up!
* * *
Magpie, forty
She was white-sided
I cooked porridge,
She fed the babies:
Gave this one
And she gave it to him
And I gave it to the fourth
But she didn’t give it to the fifth:
Thick, fatty,
I didn't go for water
I didn’t chop wood
No porridge for you!
* * *
We drove, we drove,
To the woman for nuts,
In the hole - bang!
And there is a rooster.
Ding-ding-bom,
Ding-ding-bom
A cat walks with a bell.
The mice heard immediately.
Ding-bom, ding-bom.
They quickly ran into the hole
Ding-bom, ding-bom.
They closed the door tightly.
Ding-bom, ding-bom.
You won't catch them now.
Ding-bom, ding-bom.
* * *
There is a lock on the door.
Who could open it?
Pull-pull
Twisted and twisted
They knocked and knocked.
And blew fu-u-u-u-u
The lock opens and the game begins!
* * *
Bom-bom-bom
The cat's house caught fire.
A chicken is running with a bucket,
Floods the cat's house.
The cat jumped out
Her eyes bulged
She ran to the river -
I drank some water.
She ran to the tavern -
I've taken a lot of tobacco.
* * *
Because of the forest, because of the mountains
Grandfather Yegor is coming.
He's on a cart,
On a creaking horse,
Belted with an axe,
The belt is tucked into the waistband,
Boots wide open
Zipun on bare feet.
* * *
Sheep were walking along the road
My feet got wet in a puddle.
One two three four five,
They began to wipe their feet,
Who with a handkerchief
Who is a rag
Who has a holey mitten.
The other day my students participated in two vocal competitions: regional and city.
I’m sitting in the hall, listening to the performances of the contestants: the microphones are the same, the sound engineers at the director’s console do not change, and the sound quality of all singers is different.
With some vocalists, every word is clearly audible and understandable, while listening to others you have to really strain your attention and activate your thinking in order to understand what they are singing about.
But the singer’s task is to convey the meaning of the work, to reveal the artistic image. Therefore, every word in a vocal work should sound clear, understandable, distinct and expressive.
Such mastery in conveying words does not come naturally. This is the result of a lot of work on both vocals and diction.
To improve diction, there is an excellent tool - tongue twisters.
Karl stole corals from Clara, and Clara stole a clarinet from Karl.
If Karl had not stolen the corals, then Clara would not have stolen the clarinet from Karl.
The longboat arrived at the port of Madras.
The sailor brought a mattress on board.
A sailor's mattress in the port of Madras
The albatrosses were torn apart in a fight.
Sasha quickly dries the dryers,
Sasha dried about six of them.
And the old ladies are in a funny hurry
To eat Sasha's sushi.
On Thursday the fourth
At four and a quarter o'clock
Four little black little devils
Drawing in black ink
Extremely clean.
Grass in the yard, firewood on the grass.
Don't cut wood on the yard grass!
The Liar put it in the chest, and the Liar took it from the chest.
Polkan has a stick under his paw.
The king is an eagle. (Repeat several times)
Libretto “Rigoletto”.
Radik swam to the ice floe for Dina's sake.
Buy a pile of spades
Buy a pile of spades
Buy a peak.
Who will recap and recap?
Taras-bars-rastabars,
Varvara's chickens are old,
Old chickens
Little ones.
Sasha hit a bump with his hat.
The snake was stung by a wasp, the hedgehog feels terribly sorry for him.
Father-in-law loves honor
The son-in-law likes to take
And my brother-in-law narrows his eyes.
In the shallows we lazily caught burbot,
You exchanged my burbot for tench.
Wasn’t it me you sweetly begged for love?
And into the mists of the estuary they beckoned me?
Plato was sailing on a raft.
The surname of Feofan the photographer is Fiftifufaykin.
The woodcutter, the woodcutter, chopped up mountains of firewood. Sharp axes: one - a mountain, two mountains, three mountains!
The crow missed the little crow.
The baker baked rolls in the oven.
A bear with raspberries ran past little Marina.
The woodpecker was pecking at the oak tree, but didn't finish it.
The weather outside was damp and wet.
The brawler ram climbed into the weeds.
The water truck was carrying water from the water supply system.
The hedgehog has a hedgehog, the grass snake has a snake.
Three Dnepropetrovsk residents walked from near Dnepropetrovsk, from near the Dnepropetrovsk region, talking about Dnepropetrovsk, about the Dnepropetrovsk region, about the Dnepropetrovsk residents.
Treatise about a tractor driver.
The Elector compromised the Landsknecht.
The nervous constitutionalist was found acclimatized in Constantinople.
The guitarists reverbered, reverberated, but didn’t reverberate.
The sergeant with the sergeant, the captain with the captain.
Content:
What is a tongue twister?
Each of us has been familiar with tongue twisters since childhood. Funny set of words, rhymes, phrases can easily lend themselves to clear, error-free pronunciation, and in some cases they force you to try so that the people around you hear the difficult-to-pronounce words in a stream of words that make sense. In addition, tongue twisters for the development of diction, in addition to entertainment, will help you learn to clearly pronounce sounds and words, acquire correct diction, etc. The latter make it quite difficult for your interlocutor to communicate and understand your words.
- phrases related to folk works that have survived to this day, spanning more than a century of history. The peculiarity of tongue twisters for diction is that they contain words with sounds that are difficult to pronounce and difficult to combine. Try to pronounce them without preparation, quickly and clearly - and you will be surprised to see how familiar and familiar words immediately turn into an inarticulate stream of sounds. But once you practice a little, the difficulties associated with pronunciation will disappear without a trace, and you can easily reproduce a complex phrase in one breath, and each word will acquire clarity and will be easily distinguishable in a speech sequence. One of the main advantages of tongue twisters is that they are incomprehensible, funny and... But a person is designed in such a way that he is more attracted to the unusual, and he remembers it more easily.
So, a great way to improve is to use tongue twisters to improve your diction.
So what is a tongue twister? As stated in Ozhegov’s dictionary, this is a specially invented phrase with a difficult to pronounce selection of sounds, a quickly pronounced comic joke.
What classification exists?
They are often classified according to different criteria, usually tongue twisters are complex or difficult, long, special for diction, fast, for adults, or so on. The division into tongue twisters for adults and for children is quite arbitrary - the differences are observed only in their semantic content, while in the principle of their composition there are very few significant differences. If tongue twisters for children are based on fairy tales and are of a distinctly entertaining nature, then tongue twisters for speech development for adults are aimed more at improving speech characteristics, without the goal of entertaining a person. Pay attention to exactly those sounds and combinations of sounds whose pronunciation causes you difficulty. You can choose tongue twisters designed to train the sounds you need.
Tongue twisters for adults: a fun activity that brings benefits
1. You can choose your favorites and start regularly, for example, 2-5 times a day, dedicate 10 minutes to pronounce them.
Gradually, this action will become a habit and you may even enjoy pronouncing them.
2. In order for the process of diction training to go smoothly, systematically print out 3-5 tongue twisters for yourself. and print them in large, bright font so that they attract your attention.
3. Hang them around your apartment or in your office in those places where you most often linger your gaze: the wall opposite the work window, telephone, window, mirror.
4. Tongue twisters should be replaced with new ones every 10 days to prevent the articulatory apparatus from becoming accustomed to the pronunciation.
Recommended rules for practicing tongue twisters
1) At first, words must be pronounced slowly, syllable by syllable, pronouncing them clearly, following the rhythm of pronunciation, then, as you improve, speed up the pace
2) Pay special attention to the sharp underlining of endings in words, this improves diction, but again you need to remember the rule: do not make the consonants heavier, but activate them
3) Gradually try to pronounce tongue twisters in one breath
4) You can say them in front of the mirror silently and then in a whisper, but the sounds must be clear and audible
5) Try to pronounce a familiar text in different voices: children’s, women’s, men’s, sing the words
6) It wouldn’t be bad to not just set a task. For example: give a task, scold someone, be surprised, be indignant, ask a question, express sadness, i.e. use different intonations when reading
7) For your variety, you can add movement while pronouncing a tongue twister: squat, jump, box, dance, etc.
8) Alternatively, the words of a difficult phrase can be set to the music of some folk song, for example, “There was a birch tree in the field” and sung with pleasure =) The main thing is to approach this creatively, and then everything will work out!
So, the main rule of good pronunciation: to speak quickly, you need to learn to speak slowly.
A guy performs exercises for diction: holding a megaphone in his hands, performs articulatory gymnastics and recites a speech
Let's start classes!
And so, we approach them. Choose the ones you need and train regularly. We are sure that the result will not keep you waiting long. We wish you success!
To practice sounds: r, l, m, n
Shot for quails and black grouse.
The weather in our courtyard has become wet.
Two woodcutters, two woodcutters were talking about Larka, about Varka, about Larina’s wife.
Clara the King crept towards Lara.
There is grass in the yard, there is firewood on the grass, don’t cut wood on the grass in the yard.
Have you watered the lily? Have you seen Lydia? Watered the lily. We saw Lydia.
Have the lilies been watered, or have the lilies withered?
We ate, ate ruffs from the spruce tree. They were barely finished at the spruce.
In the shallows we lazily caught burbot, in the shallows we caught tench.
Was it not you who sweetly begged me for love, and beckoned me into the mists of the estuary?
Margarita collected daisies on the grass. Margarita lost her daisies, but not all of them.
Raspberries beckoned to Marina and Mila, raspberries are sweet to Marina and Mila.
An eagle on a mountain, a feather on an eagle, a mountain under an eagle, an eagle under a feather.
The lamps on the ramp are on.
In one, Klim, stab the wedge.
If “if” is before “after”, then “after” is after “if”, if “after” is after “if”, then “if” is before “after”.
Tongue twisters in Russian: about “if”
Large grapes grow on Mount Ararat.
The huntsman Emelya was eating blackberries in a spruce forest.
Our head over-headed your head, out-headed.
Elizaveta, Ekaterina and Yakov sold bright T-shirts at the fair.
The Christmas tree has pins and needles.
Bast bast shoes, linden bast shoes.
Our Polkan fell into a trap.
They cut an ice hole and caught fish.
A Greek was driving across the river, he saw a Greek - there was cancer in the river. He stuck the Greek’s hand into the river, and grabbed the Greek’s hand.
The fast talker quickly said and quickly said that he would quickly say all the tongue twisters, but, having spoken quickly, he quickly said that you can’t talk through all the tongue twisters, you can’t talk too quickly!
A collar with a sub-collar.
The longboat arrived at the port of Madras.
The sailor brought a mattress on board.
A sailor's mattress in the port of Madras
The albatrosses were torn apart in a fight.
Radik swam to the ice floe for Dina's sake.
Who will recap and recap?
The king is an eagle. (Repeat several times)
Polkan has a stick under his paw.
The Liar put it in the chest, and the Liar took it from the chest.
Taras-bars-rastabars,
Varvara's chickens are old,
Old chickens
Little ones.
Plato was sailing on a raft.
The woodcutter, the woodcutter, chopped up mountains of firewood. Sharp axes: one - a mountain, two mountains, three mountains!
A bear with raspberries ran past little Marina.
The woodpecker hollowed out the oak, hollowed out, hollowed out, but did not hollow out and did not hollow out.
The weather outside was damp and wet.
The brawler ram climbed into the weeds.
The guitarists reverbered, reverberated, but didn’t reverberate.
Rake - to row, broom - to sweep, oars - to carry, runners - to crawl.
Your sexton should not try to become our sexton:
Our sexton will over-expose your sexton, over-expose.
A sorcerer was doing magic in a stable with the wise men.
The crow missed the little crow.
Three Dnepropetrovsk residents walked from near Dnepropetrovsk, from near the Dnepropetrovsk region, talking about Dnepropetrovsk, about the Dnepropetrovsk region, about the Dnepropetrovsk residents.
Sounds: b, p, c, f, d, k, d, t, x
Got a bunch of beans.
Dust flies across the field.
There was a blunt-lipped bull, a blunt-lipped bull, the bull had a white lip and was blunt.
The boyar beaver has no wealth, no good - two beaver cubs are better than any good.
Russian tongue twisters: about the boyar
There is a butt on the head, a cap on the butt. A shock under the butt, a pop under the cap.
A cap on a cap, a cap under a cap.
The big guy Vavila merrily moved his pitchfork.
There are bells near the stake, and a whirlpool near the gate.
The jackal walked, the jackal galloped.
Buy a pile of spades.
Buy a bunch of fluff.
Fedka eats a radish with vodka, Fedka eats a radish with vodka.
A weaver weaves fabrics for Tanya scarves.
The water truck was carrying water from the water supply.
Our head has out-headed your head, out-headed.
Millet flies into Frosya's field, Frosya takes out the weeds.
Cuckoo bought a hood. Put on the cuckoo's hood. How funny he is in the hood.
All beavers are kind to their own.
There’s a honey cake for honey, but I’m not in the mood for a honey cake.
A sorcerer performed magic in a stable with the wise men.
The bombardier bombarded the young ladies with bonbonnieres.
Tongue twisters starting with the letter “R”: about a scorer
Feofan Mitrofanych has three sons Feofanych.
I am a fertile person, I can be fertile and fertile.
Tongue twisters for diction: about a finticultiply person
The bomber bombed Brandenburg.
Our guest stole our cane.
The pharaonic favorite was replaced by sapphire and jade.
The commander spoke about the lieutenant colonel, about the lieutenant colonel, about the second lieutenant, about the second lieutenant, about the ensign, but said nothing about the ensign.
The crab made a rake for the crab. The crab handed the rake to the crab: “Rake the hay, crab, rake.”
Pankrat Kondratiev forgot his jack, and Pankrat couldn’t lift the tractor on the road without a jack.
Dybra is an animal in the wilds of the tundra,
Like a beaver and
The enemy of cobra and powder,
Cheerfully titrates the cedar kernels and crushes the goodness in the depths!
Complex tongue twisters: about an otter
It is not the same comrade who is a comrade, who is a comrade with a comrade,
And those who are comrades are comrades are comrades who are comrades without comrades.
The spider made himself a hammock in a corner on the ceiling,
So that the flies, just like that, sway in the hammock.
Libretto “Rigoletto”.
The hedgehog has a hedgehog, the grass snake has a snake.
Treatise about a tractor driver.
The Elector compromised the Landsknecht.
The nervous constitutionalist was found acclimatized in Constantinople.
The sergeant with the sergeant, the captain with the captain.
We talked about Prokopovich. What about Prokopovich?
About Prokopovich, about Prokopovich, about Prokopovich, about yours.
Get up, Arkhip, the rooster is hoarse.
The surname of Feofan the photographer is Fiftifufaykin.
To practice pronunciation of sounds: s, z, w, g, h, sch, c, th
Senya and Sanya have a catfish with a mustache in their hallway.
The wasp does not have whiskers, not whiskers, but antennae.
Senka is carrying Sanka and Sonya on a sled. Sledge jump, Senka off his feet, Sonya in the forehead, all in a snowdrift.
Osip is hoarse, Arkhip is hoarse.
He doesn’t want to mow with a scythe, he says, scythe is a scythe.
The net caught on a twig.
Seven of us sat in the sleigh ourselves.
Watermelons were being reloaded from truck to truck. During a thunderstorm, the body fell apart in the mud from a load of watermelons
The waxwing whistles with a flute.
Sasha walked along the highway and sucked on a dryer.
The heron wasted away, the heron was withered, the heron was dead.
Sixteen mice walked and six found pennies, and the mice, which are worse, noisily fumble for pennies.
A quarter of a quadruple of peas, without a wormhole.
Incident with the quartermaster.
Precedent with the applicant.
Konstantin stated.
The hedgehog has a hedgehog, the grass snake has a snake.
It's terrible for a beetle to live on a bitch.
The river flows, the stove bakes.
Tongs and pliers - these are our things.
The pike tries in vain to pinch the bream.
The train rushes by grinding: w, h, shch, w, h, sh, shch.
The heron's chick clung tenaciously to the flail.
There is no ring near the well.
The ground beetle is buzzing, buzzing, but not spinning.
The juice of the narcissus flower is healing, it heals the muscles of the body. Gypsies value this remedy and have been using this remedy since childhood.
The gypsy tiptoed up to the chicken and tsked: “chick!”
The heron withered, the heron withered, the heron finally died.
Here is syrup, jelly in a glass, cheesecakes in sour cream, oranges, peaches, cream, and sausages in gravy.
The goldfinch chirped with the goldfinch, tickled his goldfinches, and the goldfinch-finch and the goldfinch-finch squeaked like a goldfinch.
Maya and Timofey sat on a bench at the entrance and listened to the nightingale.
The watchmaker, squinting his eye, is fixing the watch for us.
We have golden chicks in our stove.
Titmouse, titmouse - sister to the sparrow.
The turtle, not bored, sits for an hour with a cup of tea.
The eccentric is hiding a suitcase under the sofa.
A quarter of an hour
Sang ditties on Plyushchikha.
Black cat, big weirdo,
I climbed into the attic to listen.
Koshchei is not treated to cabbage soup.
A predator is prowling in the grove - the predator is looking for food.
The puppy is dragging a board into the thicket.
I clean the puppy with a brush, tickling its sides.
When we stir the grass in the grove, we will pinch the sorrel.
You, cricket, cricket, cricket,
Teach me how to make a cricket.
On Thursday the fourth, at four and a quarter o'clock, four little black little devils were drawing an extremely clean drawing in black ink.
Sasha quickly dries the dryers,
Sasha dried about six of them.
And the old ladies are in a funny hurry
To eat Sasha's sushi.
Sasha hit a bump with his hat.
The snake was stung by a wasp, the hedgehog feels terribly sorry for him.
Father-in-law loves honor
The son-in-law likes to take
And my brother-in-law narrows his eyes.
The baker baked rolls in the oven.
In the hut, a yellow dervish from Algeria rustles his silks and, juggling with knives, eats a piece of fig.
Two puppies are nipping cheek to cheek at a brush in the corner.
The mysterious “zealous long-maned horse”
Of course, in folklore texts (even in literary adaptations) there is a lot that is incomprehensible for modern urban children. For example, in this counting rhyme:
Zealous horse
Long-maned
Jumps across the field
The cornfield is jumping.
Who's the horse
He'll catch him
Tag with us
Playing.
My four-year-old son literally attacks me with questions: “What is zealous?”, “What does long-maned mean?”, “Why does a horse have a long mane?”, “What is a cornfield?”, “How does he gallop a cornfield?”, “How play tag? And I like answering these questions. After all, this is such a beautiful old word - “zealous”. This is both ardent, hot, and diligent, diligent. Great!
And in the drawing by Corinna Pretro, a real horse, which rears up and beats its hoof impatiently, is depicted next to a toy wooden horse on wheels. Probably so that this incomprehensible “zealous” horse becomes closer and dearer to the child. But I suspect that many of today’s kids are closer to the Tiger Duck from Janos’s stories - she is also on wheels, she also rolls by a string. Although Fedor received answers to all his questions, I was left with the feeling that the zealous long-maned horse retained for him an aura of mystery, otherworldliness, and fabulousness. But this suits my son quite well, since he is now developing an interest in fairy tales and all sorts of magical things.
It must be said that reading folklore texts does not always require such significant intellectual effort. There are also nursery rhymes that are quite transparent in meaning:
You knock on the oak tree,
The blue siskin arrives.
At the siskin's, at the siskin's,
Little red tuft,
And on a small paw
Scarlet little boot.
Siskin flew under the sun
And he nodded his head.
Nod, nod, don't nod,
Fly to the forest, build a nest.
It’s interesting: now Fedor says that this nursery rhyme is “gentle.” Maybe because I often hummed it (to a completely simple, random tune) when I rocked Fyodor as a baby. It is known that even very young children are fascinated by rhythmic speech; they feel intonation well and remember emotions. I think that Fyodor has some distant pleasant memories associated with the song about the blue crested siskin. That's why he still likes her.
“Come on, let me wear your red boots!”
It seems to me that it is very natural and correct to insert the name of your child into folklore texts and refer to him while reading. Then these folk works, passed down from generation to generation, are “lived” by both mother and child truly deeply. I get it like this:
Bye-bye, bye-bye,
Sleep, Fedyashka, don't get up!
Otherwise Babai will come to us,
He will say: “Give it to Fedya!”
But we won’t give Fedya,
We need Fedya ourselves.
By the way, Corinna Pretro has an image of this notorious Babai. Many children are afraid of Babai, but have absolutely no idea what he looks like. Fedor and I decided that in Pretro’s drawing Babai is half-lion, half-bull and even a little dragon, but he’s not scary at all.
Now Fedor is a little jealous that I insert derivatives of the name Makar (that’s the name of my youngest eight-month-old son) into his favorite lullabies. Sometimes you have to sing twice: the first for Makar, the second for Fyodor, so that both sons are satisfied.
It’s interesting that Fyodor now comes up with the continuation of the nursery rhymes himself with his direct participation. These stories are very simple, but such fantasy in itself while reading seems very valuable to me. For example, we read:
A mosquito sat under a bush,
On a spruce tree on a stump,
He dangled his feet on the sand,
He put his nose under the leaf -
Hid!
Fyodor continues: “And I’ll go into the forest, find a bush, spread the leaves and find a mosquito. Yes, as soon as I shout: “Yeah, I gotcha!” - and grab him by the nose!” There may be another ending: “Come on, let me wear your red boots!” (in Vasnetsov’s drawing, a mosquito is sitting on a tree stump in smart red boots).
Drawings develop imagination
Vasnetsov’s illustrations are very joyful and elegant, and therefore all children, without exception, like them. All the characters are well recognizable, and they are almost always doing something. A small child enjoys finding matches between text and pictures:
Like a rooster bakes pies in the oven,
The cat is sewing a shirt in the window,
A piglet is pounding peas in a mortar,
The horse at the porch kicks with three hooves,
A duck in boots sweeps the hut.
But very often Vasnetsov’s drawing becomes a continuation of the folklore text and awakens the child’s own imagination. For example, here is this tiny text:
Snail, snail,
Stick your horns out!
I'll give it to you, snail,
Pirogue!
There really is a huge snail in the picture, and it is clearly not averse to eating the pie promised for showing off its horns. But besides the snail, an oak tree is depicted, hung with ripe acorns; a hare with a touching mustache looks out of the window right in the crown of the tree; nine more rabbits are jumping on the oak tree above, one of which is blowing a trumpet; and a ladder was attached to the tree so that it would be clear how they all got there.
Corinna Pretro's illustrations are more laconic (they have fewer details), but very imaginative and psychological. In style they resemble painted wooden eggs or trays. And children feel the mood in them and learn to experience different emotions. Here is a short rhyme and tongue twister:
Taras-bars-
Rastabars!
At Varvara's
Chickens are old!
In the picture, the chicken is depicted wearing darned felt boots, a scarf tied around his neck like an old man, wearing glasses and holding a stick. Fedor and I decided that the elderly hen looked sad, and that same Varvara fed her birds with obvious displeasure or even annoyance. It is quite obvious that such drawings also enrich the text.
And little Makar laughs out loud when he hears: “Tara-bara-rastabar!” For my youngest son, this counting rhyme is the main favorite among folklore texts.
Ksenia Zernina
