私の庭には二羽鶏が居る is a novel Japanese sentence, which I seem to have had no trouble committing to memory, probably because it's a sentence I will never need to use, ever. This is the way my brain has always seemed to work - I can't remember how to give directions to Japanese taxi drivers (as I discovered today) but I can say the above, (which is also below, in Romaji).
'Watashi no niwa niwa niwa niwatori ga iru'.
'In my garden there are two chickens'.
'Watashi no niwa niwa niwa niwatori ga iru'.
'In my garden there are two chickens'.
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Or this one too:
李も桃も桃の内
Sumomo mo momo mo momo no uchi.
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