Tongue Twisters
Eleven minutes capture American individuals in Berkeley as they tackle tongue twisters in languages like German, Arabic, Armenian, and Mandarin.
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Eleven minutes capture American individuals in Berkeley as they tackle tongue twisters in languages like German, Arabic, Armenian, and Mandarin.
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Berkeley serves as the backdrop for "Tongue Twisters," where participants engage in a playful linguistic challenge. The film features individuals reciting tongue twisters in multiple languages, including German, Arabic, Armenian, and Mandarin. Phrases like "How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?" test their pronunciation skills. The documentary captures the interactions of native and second-language speakers as they tackle the difficulties of language. Directed by Arnaud Deshayes, it runs for 11 minutes and was released in 2011.
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