TONGUE TWISTERS!!!

[Lady Ignea]

okay, i have some Polish x3

W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie
I Szczebrzeszyn z tego słynie

Stół z powyłamywanymi nogami

Król Karol kupił królowej Karolinie korale koloru koralowego.

Suchą szosą Sasza szedł.

To cóż, że cesarz ze Szwecji?

and for foreigners it would be hard to say Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz x3

Also, i know one in english.
Red lorry, yellow lorry (many times, and you should say next ones quicker)  

[Doppelgaanger]

Here's a Hungarian one I foundin my book:

Répa, retek, mogyoró,
Korán reggel ritkán rikkant a rigó.

No clue what it means though. xD  

[PadawanCyn]

Chiriakuta

'Three Swedish switched witches watch three Swiss Swatch watch switches.Which Swedish switched witch watches which Swiss Swatch watch switch?'

Whoa... first time an English tongue-twister gets the better of me.
I found a really weird one in Portuguese too:

Se o bispo de Constantinopla
a quisesse desconstantinoplatanilizar
não haveria desconstantinoplatanilizador
que a desconstantinoplatanilizaria
desconstantinoplatanilizadoramente.

It's impossible to get it right the first time! x_x  

[Kid_kun]

Chiriakuta

'Three Swedish switched witches watch three Swiss Swatch watch switches.Which Swedish switched witch watches which Swiss Swatch watch switch?'

ack my tongue twisted. xp  

[[neon.zombie]]

A few from Finnish...

- Kokko, kokoo koko kokko kokoon!
- Koko kokkoko?
- Koko kokko.
(And yes, double-letters must be said differently razz )

"- Kokko (name), gather the whole kokko (midsummer fire)! - The whole kokko? - The whole kokko. "

Tuulan ja Tuulin tuulinen tuuli tuulee talvella täällä ja tuolla.
"The windy wind of Tuula and Tuuli blows in the winter here and there."

Yksikseskös yskiskelet, itsekseskös itkeskelet  

[isabella jolie]

Racheal2010

I have one in spanish.

A mi me toca, A ti te toca.

Which means my turn, your turn.

nah, that's easy!

& no French!? gonk