Here are some icelandic ones...

Það fer nú að verða verra ferðaveðrið

Syðri garðurinn er síðri en sá nyrðri.

Ég kom við hjá Nirði niðri í noðrfirði nyrðri.

Hnoðri í norðri verður að veðri þótt síðar verði.

Stebbi stóð á ströndum,
var að troða strý.
Strý var ekki troðið,
nema Stebbi træði strý.
Ein treður Stebbi strý.
Tví treður Stebbi strý.

Þríbrotin blýkringla.

Ljúktu upp lúgunni, ljúfurinn.

Stuttur steyttur fluttur fleittr
fljótt er breyttur skjótt hér threyttr
tháttur skreyttur háttur hreyttr
hætti neyttur mætti reyttr.

Frank Zappa i svampfrakka.

Rough Translations

[ 1 ]
It is getting worse, the travelling weather
[ 2 ]
The south garden is worse than the north one.
[ 3 ]
I dropped in at Njordurs place in the north of Nordfjord.
[ 4 ]
A small cloud in the north becomes (bad) weather sooner or later.
[ 5 ]
Stebbi stood on a beach, was stuffing straw. Couldn't stuff the straw, unless Stebbi stuffed the straw. One Stebbi stuffed the straw. Two Stebbi stuffed the straw.
[ 6 ]
Discus in three pieces.
[ 7 ]
Open the hatch, dear.
[ 9 ]
Frank Zappa in a sponge-coat.


Have fun! [img]smile.gif[/img]

<font color="lightblue">Whether the weather be fine, or whether the weather be not;
Whether the weather be cold, or whether the weather be hot;
We`ll whether the weather whatever the weather;
Whether we like it or not

:D

Or ofcourse the classic...
Red Leather, Yellow Leather, Red Leather, Yellow Leather... </font>

Jorath, I have a feeling that *any* sentence in Iclandic would be a tongue-twister for a poor monolingual Brit like myself.... :(

I totally agree with you there. Here's an easier one for you :D

The olives in Kalamata
Are better than bread and butter!

Okay - I'll post this before anyone else:

I'm not the pheasant plucker
I'm the pheasant pluckers son
Pleasantly plucking pheasants
till the pheasant plucker comes.

say "I was born on a pirate ship" and repeat it again and again getting faster each time ;)

while holdin the cheeks? in the ''my dads a banker and he banks all day '' vain?

De kat krabt de krullen van de trap, de kat krabt de krullen van de trap, de kat krabt de krullen van de trap - repeat ad nauseam ;)

ooh - can you translate for us barbarian Brits? :D :D

And that's no lie, I love Kalamata olives!