Lombard Tongue Twisters

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Original:
Ti che te tachet i tac, tacum i tac! Mi che tac i tac, tacà i tac a ti che te tachet i tac? Tàchete ti i to tac!
English:
You who fix heels, fix my heels! I, that fix heels, fixing heels for you that fix heels? Fix your heels yourself!
Lombardo from Milan
Original:
Chjarn sechja det cháura cechja.
English:
Dried meat from a spotted goat.
dialect from Leventina valley (Tessin, Switzerland)
Original:
Ti che të tachët i tacch, tachëm i tacch! Mi tacatt i tacch a ti, che të tachët i tacch? Táchëti ti i to tacch, ti che të tachët i tacch.
English:
You who fasten heels, fasten my heels [for me]! Me? Fasten your heels for you, who fastens heels? Fasten your heels yourself, you who fasten heels.)
Western Lombard
Original:
Hich hach de hoch hech hecacc al hul höl höl è car aca a ca.
English:
Five sacks of dry woods dried by sunlight in the attic are valued at home too.
dialect of Valcamonica, Brescia, Lombardy - is this correct Lombard spelling?
Original:
Sfessanfisser de duss, sfessanfisser de giass
English:
Seven fish of the oak, seven fish of the ash
Original:
Mbrusàa el vej la vos el vej la vos el vej el vej
English:
The old man ate the voice, the old man ate the voice, the old man ate, the old man ate
Original:
Paron Bonifaci, Bonifaci el paron, el paron Bonifaci el paron Bonifaci
English:
Mr. Boniface, Boniface the boss, the boss Boniface the boss Boniface
Original:
Paron Bonifaci l'è staa el paron Bonifaci, l'è staa paron Bonifaci l'è staa el paron Bonifaci
English:
Mr. Boniface has been the boss Boniface, he has been boss Boniface, he has been the boss Boniface
Original:
Tutt quij che s'incontren, s'incontren quij che tutt
English:
All those who meet, meet those who all
Original:
Quatter gatt che giughen a cartes
English:
Four cats playing cards
Original:
La luna la luna la va in giro la luna
English:
The moon, the moon goes around, the moon