There is no tongue twister for counting from 1 to 100 frogs

Here's a tongue twister for counting frogs:

1.A frog with one mouth, two eyes and four legs jumped into the water with a thud.

2.Two frogs with two mouths, four eyes and eight legs jumped into the water with two plops.

3.Three frogs with three mouths, six eyes and twelve legs jumped into the water with three plops.

4.Four frogs with four mouths, eight eyes and sixteen legs, plop

5.Five frogs, five mouths, ten eyes, twenty legs, plop

6.Six frogs with six mouths, twelve eyes and twenty-four legs, plop

7.Seven frogs, seven mouths, fourteen eyes, and twenty-eight legs, plopped

8.Eight frogs, eight mouths, sixteen eyes, thirty-two legs, plop

9.Nine frogs, nine mouths, eighteen eyes, thirty-six legs, plop

10.Ten frogs, ten mouths, twenty eyes, forty legs, plop

11.Eleven frogs, eleven mouths, twenty-two eyes, forty-one legs, plop

12.Twelve frogs with twelve mouths, twenty-four eyes and forty-eight legs, plop

13.Thirteen frogs with thirteen mouths, twenty-six eyes and fifty-two legs, plopped plop 、、、plop

14.Fourteen frogs with fourteen mouths, twenty-eight eyes and fifty-six legs, plopped and plopped、、、 jumped into the water with fourteen sounds.

15.Fifteen frogs with fifteen mouths, thirty eyes and sixty legs plopped and plopped 、、、 jumped into the water with fifteen sounds.

16.Sixteen frogs with sixteen mouths, thirty-two eyes and sixty-four legs

One frog with one mouth, two eyes and 4 legs, Two frogs with two mouths, 4 eyes and 8 legs, 3 frogs with 3 mouths, 6 eyes and 12 legs, .Count 20 passes, count 80 excellent, and those who can count 100 can be cross talk actors! Friend, can you pass the try?

Twenty frogs, twenty mouths, forty eyes, eighty legs, plop

Traditional tongue twisters mostly focus on the homophony of words and sentences, and ignore the ideological content. Nowadays, Chinese folklore workers have injected a new atmosphere of the times into the creation of tongue twisters, and some of them have the effect of intellectualizing and aiding thinking.

Twenty frogs, one mouth, forty eyes, eighty legs, plop

The tongue twister of counting frogs is a tongue twister that is widely circulated in Chinese folk, and its form is "count (one) frogs, (two) frogs,......10) A frog standing on a stone by the river. (plop) jump (into) the water, (plop) a sound. When I looked back, there was no frog.

Counting frog tongue twisters is often used in Chinese classes as one of the questions in pronunciation training or speaking exams.

There is really no definitive answer to the number of frog tongue twisters. It's more akin to a little game of lip service, so we can't interpret it as a problem, it's more like a tool for exercising eloquence.

However, in a sense, counting frogs around the mountain can also be understood as a way to learn pronunciation. In particular, the tone library and even pronunciation details of Chinese have been trained in great detail. There are too many details in the form of this tongue twister, and the guidance of the rhythm is necessary, such as the rhythm and tone of the rhyme, which test our language skills.

Therefore, we can improve our oral expression skills through oral practice.

In general, counting frog tongue twisters is a game of practicing the rhythm of speech and pronunciation, and through continuous practice and honing, we can effectively exercise our speech. At the same time, it can not only achieve the purpose of training verbal expression, but also interesting and challenging, which is a good way of oral training. <>