Tongue Twisters

I uploaded a video to You Tube (which I have doen numerous times before) only this time there was no audio

hi I done a video on badicam and then i edited it with bandicut but then when i uploded it to youtube it didt have any sounds/audio ,when i lisen to it on my computer it works but it dosent on any social media

help ? ( soory for all the grammer mistakes)

( i dont know if this is the right site to post this on but i really Really need help

The waves of the waving wide waves are waiting for William's wiggling

You take facts about your state and arrange them in a hard to say tongue twister . Make it fun and make it flow

The tongue twisters of New Jersey are the hardest tongue twisters of all those other ones in the world. They have great ones that are hard to say and pronounce; for example, "If you must cross a course cross cow across a crowded cow crossing, cross the cross coarse cow across the crowded cow crossing carefully." Yeah, they are very hard to say, and they're also quite fun, too.

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Peter panda prowls ponderously picking pretty pebbles.

Jenny jaguar just jumps gently.

Maine has mines mimes mops and more.

The Dr. Seuss book that is full of tongue twisters is "Fox in Socks". It features tongue twisters that become increasingly difficult as the book progresses, making it a fun read for both children and adults.

Hele wawai o ka malamalama,
ka malamalama, o ka malamalama,
hele wawai o ka malamalama,
ka malamalama o ke Akua.

Tornadoes, also known as twisters, form from powerful thunderstorms when warm, moist air collides with cold, dry air. This collision creates instability in the atmosphere, causing air to rotate horizontally. As this rotating air is tilted vertically by updrafts, it forms a tornado that extends from the base of the thunderstorm to the ground.

The first word in a tongue twister about seashells is typically "She sells."

Start off by using rhyming words, then use words that start off with d like den,dinner,dog etc.

now use those words to make a tongue twister e.g ( David died before dinner at dusk)

This is a scam. They are no longer in operation and it says that they are having technical difficulties. They do not answer e-mails, and do not respond in any way. They have my money and no way to get it back. I consider that a scam.

I am sure that there are many others that feel the same way.

Say "TOY BOAT" 5 times as fast as possible

an, lay, us son, on, ask, say, van, only, nova, navy, oak, oaks, soy, sun, etc.

The tongue twister about Betty Botter was written by Carolyn Wells. The original title was "The Butter Betty Bought." By the middle of the 20th century, it had become part of the Mother Goose collection of nursery rhymes.

To make a tongue twister poem with the letter "a," try using words with similar sounds and patterns. For example: "Adam ate an apple, acting always agile." Include alliteration and repetition to make it challenging to say quickly.

Tongue twister is 'hayakuchi kotoba' in Japanese, written: 早口言葉 An example of a Japanese tongue twister is 'nama mugi nama gome nama tamago,' written: 生麦生米生卵

No one really knows who invented tongue twisters. As far as we are concerned they just appeared. Maybe someone just said something difficult to pronounce and decided to call it something? Who knows.

A tongue twister is a form of wordplay rather than traditional poetry. It typically consists of a sequence of challenging, phonetically similar words or phrases that are difficult to articulate quickly and clearly. The goal is to provide a fun and entertaining challenge for the speaker.

You can use the "br" sound in a tongue twister to create alliteration and make the twister more challenging to say quickly. For example, "Bobby bought bright brown bricks for his big blue barn."

The bumble bee tongue twister is "rubber baby buggy bumpers."

Yes, this is an alliterative poem, creating a playful and rhythmic tone using words that start with the same sound. The repetition of the "b" sound in "Betty Bopper beat the baker" and "blissful" adds to the whimsical and fun nature of the tongue twister. The use of alliteration can make it challenging to say quickly, enhancing the tongue-twisting effect.

2008 $

July 1 Anto commenced business with cash 20000

2 Opened a Bank account 5000

4 Purchased goods on credit from Rajan 9000

6 Sold goods on credit to Mohan 4000

7 Goods returned by Mohan 1300

8 Received a cheque from Mohan 2000

10 Withdrew from bank 1000

11 The cheque from Mohan deposited into bank 2000

13 Paid cash into bank 2500

15 issued a cheque to Rajan 2000

17 Anto, proprietor withdrew cash from bank for personal use 500

21 Bank charges for the month 150

24 Interest on deposit balance with bank 325

Cheque of Mohan was returned dishonoured 2000

29 Paid rent by cheque 700

31 Paid salary 500

please tell me the journal entries for these statements?