English Tongue Twister Practice: A Tutor Who Tooted The Flute...

Today we’re going to practice a tricky English tongue twister that focuses on the aspirated T, and the tense /uw/ sound:

A tutor who tooted the flute, tried to tutor two tooters to toot.
Said the two to the tutor: "Is it harder to toot or to tutor two tooters to toot?"

Did you have fun with this tongue twister? Let me know in the comments:)

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[inglesconceline]

This tongue twister I did it with my friends on Telegram about 2 years ago, and we return with this tongue twister, I recorded myself with this video like a shadowing, after that I recorded alone and another with a pencil in my mouth, thanks Hadar for your help.

[cristiandelatorre]

For me the scale is 7. It helps me to pronounce well those words. I praticed 2 years "Mouth Exercise with Hadar". I was blessed found this content 🙏😍.Thank you so much Miss Hadar 😍

[EdgardoAlexanderGarcia]

I got lost in the first part 😁🤣😂. God bless you always

[fatememirhoseini]

I love the way you pronunce sounds and also your beautiful accent. I wish you created more videos like this. Good job!

[ishitolove]

thanks u its make me understand this better and i get it faster than i thought it was hard become ok with me.

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I'm studying English since 3 weeks (alone, at home). I'm 54 years old and I do it 30-40 minutes in the mornings (weekends I study 1 or 2 hours), 7 days a week (I don't sure if these sentences are right!). I speak Italian, French and Spanish fluently. Now I've started (??) to learn English. Your videos are very very importants for me because the pronunciation is the most difficult chapter of this language (for me!). So I want tell you 3 things: Thanks, Thanks and Thanks!!

[STRONGbricks]

Great tongue twister which is the way you are telling amazing

[lindafrye]

This is one of my favs. Love hearing you do it. ❤️

[landerpinca]

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[Blvd]

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[ghanialaref]

Really great!!! It's fantastic to learn them...it provides us more knowledge about english.

[pompiliomarset]

Oh gosh, we want more tongue Twisters!! Great!!

[aldomarreroperez]

We love all the excellent job you're doing.

[apxpandy]

OMG! Let's hear you do the 'pheasant plucker's son'! rofl! Love your work - thanks!

[lizethserna]

Thanks Hadar, I loved it!
This practice is very helpful at morning 🌅💟

[sandramilenagonzalezcarvaj]

thanks for this practice, you are just awesome, I hope some day have enough money to take some of your lessons. I ´ve been studying englih seriously since 2019, well, right now I am working asa customer service representative, but at some point I get stucked but this practice is helping me a lot

[aldomarreroperez]

You are such a blessing for us all, you have become an inspiration for everyone who wants to get better in this gorgeous language.

[d.j.j.g]

And credit goes to Carolyn Wells, who wrote that famous limerick!

[ishitolove]

i think a bit 8 since u explain it well its become a bit easy to understand.