Yes! Many language learners struggle with accents when speaking German, and German tongue twisters can help reduce them by training the mouth to produce sounds more accurately. Since tongue twisters focus on difficult phonetic patterns, they force learners to articulate words more clearly, gradually reducing their native accent. For example, Schnecken erschrecken, wenn Schnecken an Schnecken schlecken (Snails get scared when snails lick snails) helps learners pronounce "sch" and "ck" sounds correctly, making their speech sound more natural. For those at a B1 level German, reducing an accent is important for clearer communication. While having an accent is not a problem, strong pronunciation issues can sometimes make speech harder to understand. Practicing tongue twisters helps learners develop better control over their vocal muscles, making German sounds easier to produce. Recording oneself and comparing the pronunciation to a native speaker can also highlight areas that need improvement. Using German tongue twisters regularly can significantly refine pronunciation and reduce an accent over time. They train the tongue and lips to adapt to German phonetics, making speech smoother and more authentic. With consistent practice, learners can achieve clearer pronunciation and sound more confident when speaking German.