If you are a native English speaker it’s nearly trivial. What i’ve found is even ESL speakers who have basically perfect English are thrown off by this. I don’t know why.
Some backstory: By chance whilst visiting Ho Chi Minh city, I tried to create a tongue twister for a Vietnamese girl who spoke perfect English. This one did it.
I hadn’t yet asked ChatGPT or any other LLM until now to break down why a very reproducible task (English essentially must be your native language to pronounce this correctly) is near-impossible to do in rapid succession for ESL speakers.
I used o1-preview. Afaik, this is a new tongue twister.
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I hadn’t yet asked ChatGPT or any other LLM until now to break down why a very reproducible task (English essentially must be your native language to pronounce this correctly) is near-impossible to do in rapid succession for ESL speakers.
I used o1-preview. Afaik, this is a new tongue twister.