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A {{wp|tongue twister}} is a sentence or a phrase that is difficult to pronounce, making it challenging - or making it a challenge - to pronounce it quickly and accurately.
On the other hand, ''word avalanches'' are sentences or phrases that have repetitions of homophonic syllables. They may have the appearance of tongue twisters, but tend to be easy to pronounce. Since word avalanches and tongue twisters can be hard to distinguish, and because what makes a tongue twister hard to pronounce or word avalanches easy to pronounce is
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|kalama li kama la o pana e kalama wawa
|[https://www.reddit.com/r/tokipona/comments/17iokvd/comment/k6vqzyg/ jan pi pana toki]
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|[https://discord.com/channels/301377942062366741/301378960468738050/1155173679144108113 jan Kukisulasu]
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|lukin suwi sin sina li pana e pilin suwi pona tawa pan pilin pona mi
|[https://discord.com/channels/301377942062366741/743671414376366092/1172178170401796116 jan Lilin]
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▲|sina sona ala sona e sona sin sina?
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