1. J'ai vu six sots su?ant six cent six saucisses, six en sauce et six cents sans sauce.
" }3 I1 `6 Y* N4 y$ ^& i5 s% i& K6 T 2. La grosse cloche sonne.
3 @2 F3 J6 ~- h5 H8 p: H 3. Douze douches douces.
2 {, G5 ~6 Y8 A0 |# A8 `: H 4. Si six cents couteaux-scies scient, en six, six cent six saucisses, la cuisine est sale.
2 r5 q0 U0 {2 f* n 5. Pierre qui roule n'amasse pas mousse.- o$ K: K! O, V- D% y6 K
6. Si ton tonton tond ton tonton, ton tonton sera tondu par ton tonton." I" K1 G) w9 V: C
7. Sachez, mon cher Sasha, que Natasha n'attacha pas son chat!
) f, N$ L: p5 B& i/ U 8. Papier, panier, piano.1 M' K8 L# Z3 Y3 ^
9. Seize chaises sèchent.; \' n, K+ U4 v; W. ?: M
10. La robe rouge de Rosalie est ravissante.
# v% R8 J+ t9 {5 ^9 Z Rough Translations
5 v) `9 J$ e4 _6 s 1.I saw six silly people sucking six hundred six sausages, six in sauce and six hundred without sauce.
7 q! ~" Q! Y. ~$ e. q, `7 x 2.The big bell is ringing.
6 t3 k! d" q* b 3.Twelve sweet showers.
2 v$ u& c* n9 }4 o 4.If six hundred serrated knives cut six hundred six sausages in six, the kitchen is dirty.; O& V$ u, _- T/ r3 K2 `
5.The rolling stone gathers no moss.
+ s& M+ G X. c2 h+ ^- m# i9 U 6.If your uncle shaves your uncle, your uncle will be shaved by your uncle.* h/ l, I. e6 Y( Z
7.Know, dear Sasha, that Natasha doesn't fasten her cat!
`/ |5 v0 N* w% ?' h 8.Paper, basket, piano.% ]" `$ m' R ? _
9.Sixteen chairs are drying.2 ]) E/ a( V: f' L* U
10.Rosalie's red dress is ravishing. |