Short beginner-friendly скоромовки to practice vowels and soft consonants
Ukrainian Language Delight: Tongue Twisters for Better Pronunciation: Short beginner-friendly скоромовки to practice vowels and soft consonants
Here are some short beginner-friendly Russian скоромовки (tongue twisters) to practice vowels and soft consonants, suitable for beginners:
- Саша шла с шишками. (Sasha was walking with pinecones.)
- Тише, тише, мыши пищат. (Quiet, quiet, mice squeak.)
- Мама мыла раму. (Mom washed the window frame.)
- Ежик ежику ежиха. (Hedgehog to hedgehog, female hedgehog.)
- Пять пятаков под подушкой в туфлях вцеплялись. (Five small coins under the pillow clenched in the shoes.)
- Чистишь чешую у щуки. (You clean the scales of the pike.)
- Ваня везёт вязанки вязов. (Vanya carries bundles of elms.)
These скоромовки include soft consonants and a variety of vowels, helping to practice Russian pronunciation in a fun and simple way. Using these repeatedly can aid in mastering the softness of consonants like ш’, щ’, ж’, ч’, and vowels closely connected to softness like е, ё, ю, я, и. 1, 4, 7