Ulm is a town in the south of Germany. The well-known tongue twister “In Ulm, um Ulm und um Ulm herum” has little meaning beyond being a tongue twister: in Ulm, around Ulm and round and round Ulm.
In the middle of Ulm, in the old town, houses stand close to each other, compact like in many originally medieval towns.
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Looks very narrow in there. My teeth dont like the tongue twister either!
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Go on, try it: In Oolm, oom Oolm, oond oom Oolm heroom! 😁
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“Oolm, oom Oolm, oond oom Oolm heroom!” aaand now I’m off to the dentist to get my tongue untied! lol
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I know I’ve been to Ulm in the past, but have no memories, so I can’t have gone rund Ulm….
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