Fun English: Spoonerisms!
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Episode # 295
Twisted Tongues: The Delightful World of Spoonerisms
Imagine saying "chilled grease" by mistake when you mean "grilled cheese." Or saying "chewing the doors" when you mean "doing the chores." Or a "lack of pies" instead of a "pack of lies." This kind of a slip of the tongue is called a spoonerism. It can be quite funny, albeit unintentionally. Would you like to discover more hilarious spoonerisms? Keep watching for a munch bore, I mean a bunch more. Also find out why they are called spoonerisms. And how Tom Cruise is connected to one of them. But first, if you haven’t already, do subscribe to The English Nut on Facebook, UA-cam, Instagram and X. Thank you.
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Great topic. This is why I love the channel, information with a cheerful twist..
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Really sarcastic 🙄 😅
Tongue twisters 😂😂😂
Interesting word / term - spoonerism. I always thought it was just a slip of tongue. Never knew there's a term for it.
Hi. Love your videos. Could you make a dedicated video on weak forms in English. We, being non-natives aren’t really familiar with it.
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Always amusing
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@@TheEnglishNut did i made it ?, sir 😅
@@TheEnglishNut by the way I was referring to your comment , about making one episode on spoonerism .
Thank you The Nnglish Eut for this vunny fideo! I enjoyed all the spoonerisms and realised that we often utter them in daily life. Now, I have come to know about the exact term of such words 😊 yhank tou!😅
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I noticed this for first time in movie Clockwork orange
My one:
"Oh shit! Here we go again! Now I'll be *dangled* in this very challenge, which is going to be so *taunting* to me further, if I'm unable to make even one spoonerism!"
*Instead of*
"Oh shit! Here we go again! Now I'll be *tangled* in this very challenge, which is going to be so *daunting* to me further, if I'm unable to make even one spoonerism!"
What you did again, The English Nut!?
I wouldn't be stopping untill I make satisfactory amount of spoonerisms!
Hahah thank you, but really!!
I hope, you liked my poorly spoonerism😊
@@arijit1272 Your spoonerism is very good!
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Have you heard of someone who ticks the bookets?
Cooking blerk 😂
@@marinathomas7820 😂
@@TheEnglishNut I have a friend who can never get it right. She inevitably always says 'par carking' and 'ticking the booket' But my favourite one is 'bandu jam' (Zhandu balm) 😂It has started to sound normal now because of continuous repetition 🤭
@@Ankitasharma26 😁I know 😆
How do you take care of your hair?
@@EnglishForDev Nothing special.
Don't know if this qualifies as spoonerism , but I came across this in a rather downbeat environment.
"Please condone my insolences, instead of please accept my condolences."
@@bhaskarseal A cross between a spoonerism and a malapropism.