Prd krt skrz drn, zprv zhlt hrst zrn (2025)

Ahoj,

What does Prd krt skrz drn, zprv zhlt hrst zrn mean?It was mentioned in the mutual intelligibility thread as an odd Czech feature.
Na shledanou.:

Zdar,

it means: A mole farted through the turf, having first devoured a handful of seeds.

Note, however, that some of the words are used in a non-standard way to make the tongue twister more twisting.
Normally you would say:

"Krtek si uprdl skrz drn, když předtím zhltl hrst zrn."

kusurija said:

Hi, friends!
A little longer is: "Chrt zdrhl skrz drn chrp v čtvrť Krč, prv zhltl čtvrthrst zrn"

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You've GOT to be kidding!!!!This is absolutely impossible to utter!If You happen to personally know someone who can pronounce this, please let me know! I will worship him as a linguistic deity!!
Čau!

Hi everyone,

I can't influence the limit for attachments so all interested parties please PM winpoj and find some way to transmit the file. Thanks.

Ahoj,

Winpoje, děkuji vám tak velmi moc pěkně!

You should have a User deity status from now!

Now we're going to bulit a Svatého Winpoj Chrám (or something like that).

Really amazing... probably now your throat is hurting a lot.

You, Czechs, should do some conquests of "non-vowel phrases" in the Karlův most or in front of Pražský hrad for the tourists. But, after that, no one would learn Czech again in the world

Na shledanou.:

kusurija said:

Hi, friends!
A little longer is: "Chrt pln skvrn zdrhl skrz drn chrp v čtvrť Krč, prv zhltl čtvrthrst zrn"

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I forgot pln skvrn...

Orreaga said:

Great job, and a nice-sounding voice, too!
Now, can you translate it, please??

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Chrt pln skvrn zdrhl skrz trs chrp v čtvrť Krč, prv zhltl čtvrthrst zrn.
A staghound, which (is) full of spots, eloped/escaped to (Pragues) district „Krč“ through the clump of cornflowers, previously guzzled/devoured a quarter of handful of seeds.

more:
Plch zdrhl skrz drn, prv zhltl čtvrthrst zrn.
Smrž pln skvrn zvlhl z mlh.
Strč prst skrz krk!

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Ahoj,

But is there a really phrase, something that we could hear in a everyday conversation, without vowels?

At least Strč prst skrz krk is a little possible to be heard, perhaps bulimics or some kind of examination perhaps.

Na shledanou.:

Ahoj,

winpoj said:

The key is to understand that

"l" and "r" in Czech can function like vowels (they are syllabic)

. It can be learnt with some practice. You might want to please your new relatives by starting with "Brno" - just two syllables: br-no.

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A doubt, the pronunciation of Bratr/Bratra and Petr/Petra, for example, could be heared as the same? I have some difficulty with these final r's so I usually some a to it.

So, my pronunciation of these words, in phrase like these tend to be the same.

To je Petr/bratr
Hledám Petra/bratra

Na shledanou.:

For those interested, I found this not so long ago. If someone can provide the text, that would be just wonderful!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCayK_yv4Fk< Sorry, YouTube links are not allowed (Rule #4) >

Děkuji,
Oz

Hi, links on Youtube are forbidden, but I'll respond you.

Šel pštros s pštrosicí a třemi pštrosáčaty do Pštrosic.

Ten můj Popokatepetl je ze všech Popokatepetlů ten nejpopokatepetlovatější Popokatepetl.

Od poklopu ke poklopu Kyklop kouli koulí.

Třistatřiatřicet stříbrných křepelek přeletělo přes třistatřiatřicet stříbrných střech.

Nenaolejuje-li tě Julie, naolejuji Julii já.

Strč prst skrz krk.

V hlavní roli lorda Rolfa hrál Vladimír Leraus a na klavír hrála Klára Králová.

Kmotře Petře, nepřepepřete mi toho vepře, jak mi kmotře Petře toho vepře přepepříte, tak si toho přepepřeného vepře sám sníte.

Přišel za mnou jeden Řek a ten mi řek, abych mu řek, kolik je v Řecku řeckých řek, a já mu řek, že nejsem Řek, abych mu řek, kolik je v Řecku řeckých řek.

Tagarela said:

Ahoj,

A doubt, the pronunciation of Bratr/Bratra and Petr/Petra, for example, could be heared as the same? I have some difficulty with these final r's so I usually some a to it.

So, my pronunciation of these words, in phrase like these tend to be the same.

To je Petr/bratr
Hledám Petra/bratra

Na shledanou.:

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If you switch from Brazilian Portuguese to Portuguese Portuguese , then you'll speak almost the same kind of language. The vowels in Portuguese Portuguese are there only in the written text, but they are not pronounced, except the stess bearing one. My favourite until now is rçpçã.