I ni ce Coleman and dear fellow forum members!
I found this tongue twister / fun sentence on WikiBooks Bambara Vocabulary 
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Bambara/Vocabulary
bassassogo kadi shèssogo yé yiranchogo de bu boyongona
the meat of a lizard is better than that of a chicken because of the way you cut it
Anyone up for explaining the words / grammar behind it?
Anyone up for sharing some other fun tongue twisters?
Greetings from Brazil,
Boka
I ni ce, Boka!
This saying that you found is cool, but clearly has a mistake in it! It looks like it doesn’t contain the verb “to cut” (k’à tigɛ), but rather the verb “to fry” (k’à yiran).
In proper orthography, it would be:
Basasogo ka di shɛsogo ye, yirancogo de b’u bɔ ɲɔgɔn na
‘Lizard meat is tastier than chicken meat; the manner of frying distinguishes them from one another’
- Note that the spelling of shɛ (‘chicken’) is a whole debate; it could also be sɛ or syɛ, but I normally opt for the fuller form from which it comes and that is still used in Jula and Maninka: sisɛ.
:))) thank you Coleman :))) so exciting to recognise more and more words!!! she (chicken) I already recognised in some other interviews!