Trying by Scottish Comedian to Pronounce "Purple Burglar Alarm"


You'll see this video at least 50 times, and each time you do, you'll laugh even more.

The Scottish comedian Limmy attempted saying "purple burglar alarm" for himself after learning that some Scots had trouble pronouncing the peculiar-sounding but real English word. During his Twitch live, he repeated this multiple times and even took off his headphones to hear himself. Unfortunately, Limmy struggled to understand the sentence as well, illustrating his own argument.

Due to their dialect, Scottish folks have a hard time saying "Purple Burglar Alarm." When he attempted to discuss it in a video, a Scottish YouTuber found out about it in real time

Now there are other clips of people struggling to say it.





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