Hinter Hermann Hannes Haus hängen hundert Hemden raus.

Meaning: A relentless 'h' aspirate drill — every word opens with the same breathy attack.

Language: German

Literally: Behind Hermann Hannes's house hang a hundred shirts.

Category: Fiendish

Origin: A popular German 'h' warm-up that trips non-native speakers at normal speed.

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