Listen for lies

A tongue-twister is a sentence or expression which is very difficult to say properly, especially when you try to say it quickly. An example of a tongue-twister is `Red leather, yellow leather'.

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  Good, better, best, Never let it rest, Till your good is better, and your better best.
  
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  I can’t can a can without a can; can you can a can without a can?
  
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  Nina needs nine knitting needles to knit naughty Nita’s knickers nicely.
  
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  Our great-grand-gran is a greater great-grand-gran than your great-grand-gran is.
  
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  Florence Freeman fell forward and frightened her father frightfully.
  
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  Nice nieces nestle nicely in Nice.
  
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  Hungry Henry Hobson hurries home.
  
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  Swim, Sam, swim, show them you’re a swimmer!
  
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  If I can’t have a proper cup of coffee, In a proper copper coffee pot, I’ll have a cup of tea!
  
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  Bring back bright brand-new British brushes from breezy Bridlington.
  
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  If neither he sells seashells, nor she sells seashells, who shall sell seashells? Shall seashells be sold?
  
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  The busy bee buzzed busily around the busy beehive.
  
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  Tonight is a light night, so you mustn’t light a night light on a light night like this.
  
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  If the sleeper in a sleeper sleeps, does the sleeper not in the sleeper on the sleeper sleep?
  
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  Kimbo Kemble kicked his kinsman’s kettle. Did Kimbo Kemble kick his kinsman’s kettle? If Kimbo Kemble kicked his kinsman’s kettle, Where’s the kinsman’s kettle Kimbo Kemble kicked?
  
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  Will Winnie wander with Will, or will Will wander with Winnie? We wonder.
  
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  King Kong went to Hong Kong to play ping-pong and have a sing-song and then died.