Mouth Twisters

Try getting your mouth around these sentences:

1. Nwa nke a na-egbu na-azu, eze nke a na-egbu na-azu. (The child that eats rat, the king that eats rat.)
2. Akwụkwọ nọ n’akụkụ nke o nyere ya. (The cricket is in the kettle that you gave it.)
3. Nnọọ gbara oso, nnọọ nwere onwe ya. (The squirrel chases others, the squirrel also has its own chasers.)
4. Ọkụkọ ọkụkọ ka ụkụ agbọghọ. (The chicken crowing calls the kite.)
5. Onye amụ ọka amụ anụ. (A person who laughs is a person who survives.)
6. Nneoma nwụlụ nwa, nwụlụ nwa nọ. (Nneoma trains a child, the child is trained.)
7. Nwụrụ anwụ, anwụ rụọnwụ. (The sun is hot, hotness makes the sun.)
8. Adukwulu anwụ, anwụ akpọmọ. (The moon is beautiful, beauty fills the moon.)
9. Ọ nụkwa o nụkwaa na-ụtụtụ. (You are like a stubborn child.)
10. Onye amụ nwata, o nyere ya nwata nwata. (A person who pities a child, the child is pitied by the person.)