Post by djxkorean on Jul 12, 2009 5:52:46 GMT -8
These are the letter connections with numbers, which I use to rote memorize important figures/dates/numbers.
1) t, d - the one looks like a t. The d sounds like a t, so I also use it.
2) n - putting the two sideways makes it look like an n
3) m - putting the three sideways makes it look like an m
4) r - 4 is the only number with an r. it looks like a capital R (sort of)
5) f, v - 5 has the letter f,v in it.
6) sh, ch - pronounce 6 as "shix" to make you remember.
7) k, ck - if you place a line on the ride side of the 7, then flip it, it looks like a k
8) g - a g in cursive (if you bring up the tail) looks like an 8
9) p ,b - a 9 mirrored looks like a p. flipping it upside down makes a b.
0) s, z - Zero has the letter z, which sounds similar to s
If I ever put MN and then write a random sentence, this is what I'm referring to.
For Example: 1st President George Washington (1789-1797)
I was WASHING(Washington) my Tie(1) because a GloB(89) fell on it while reading a BooK(97)
1) t, d - the one looks like a t. The d sounds like a t, so I also use it.
2) n - putting the two sideways makes it look like an n
3) m - putting the three sideways makes it look like an m
4) r - 4 is the only number with an r. it looks like a capital R (sort of)
5) f, v - 5 has the letter f,v in it.
6) sh, ch - pronounce 6 as "shix" to make you remember.
7) k, ck - if you place a line on the ride side of the 7, then flip it, it looks like a k
8) g - a g in cursive (if you bring up the tail) looks like an 8
9) p ,b - a 9 mirrored looks like a p. flipping it upside down makes a b.
0) s, z - Zero has the letter z, which sounds similar to s
If I ever put MN and then write a random sentence, this is what I'm referring to.
For Example: 1st President George Washington (1789-1797)
I was WASHING(Washington) my Tie(1) because a GloB(89) fell on it while reading a BooK(97)
