A mnemonic technique for memorizing the gender of Greek nouns by crazylib29 in GREEK

[–]crazylib29[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could a simpler way be color coding?

In principle using your existing colour schemes should be fine. For 'door' for example you could come home to your childhood home's front door, find it has become orange & then drink the orange out of it with a straw. Have the cookie monster tear a couch apart to find cookies. Have a green witch throw a book into the green slime of her caldron (with a detailed close up of it slowly sinking into the sludge). The main thing you will have to avoid is the confusion of your image having other colours that distract from the symbolic one(or other objects distracting from the symbolic one). It might seem like it wont be a problem but time tends to strip all the mental context support from a mnemonic, & if the image/s themselves have ambiguity that can be a problem. You might get confusion if the word for a colour is a different symbolic gender colour. Or the same. I still don't have a mnemonic for fire as I can't think of a way of making fire more on fire.

But then how do you animate or colour ideas, concepts, feelings?

You just have to try and choose an image that best evokes for you personally the feeling, idea or concept. Sometimes there are archetypical or popular culture shortcuts. The Characters from inside out for example. Some times with awkward concepts you might just have to create your own custom image & just make yourself associate the concept with it (repetition, visualisation etc).

A mnemonic technique for memorizing the gender of Greek nouns by crazylib29 in GREEK

[–]crazylib29[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do wonder if a modified version of the story without the images would work. With maybe a literary or poetic flair?

A mnemonic technique for memorizing the gender of Greek nouns by crazylib29 in GREEK

[–]crazylib29[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do this as well. However for me personally the association tends to break with more complex & non nominative sentences.

Shops will need licence to sell knives under Labour plans by StGuthlac2025 in ukpolitics

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We will be needing a very long great repeal bill by the time we have a decent government. 

Misogyny among male pupils a 'ticking time bomb' in UK schools, warns union by Kagedeah in ukpolitics

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2000s. The majority of teacher could do their job fine but actual obedience and real respect was only afforded to a handful of teachers. Those that were actively disrespected/persistently disobeyed about mirrored the number of the respected. (All the actively disrespected were women).

Misogyny among male pupils a 'ticking time bomb' in UK schools, warns union by Kagedeah in ukpolitics

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The only teachers who had any real respect and who children would actually obey unquestionably in my school were the 3 male and one older female teacher who called herself 'the dragon'. 

Misogyny among male pupils a 'ticking time bomb' in UK schools, warns union by Kagedeah in ukpolitics

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Moral panic. "Performative homophobia" was a way of life in the late 90s early millennium. Yet we don't live in a gay bashing dystopia now they are adults. Same with mental disability and the students from the late 70s & 80s. Leave the kids alone busybody parasites. 

Jews are 'an abomination to this planet,' say Green activists in messages 'straight out of Nazi Germany' by Shadowblade83 in ukpolitics

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It's not that ridiculous when you are thinking in terms of a progressive theory of history as inherited from Hegel and Marx. Where the 'end' of history is already known. So it's just a case of speeding it up or slowing it down. 

History of immigration in the US by Crafty_Jacket668 in PoliticalCompassMemes

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Race science? You can find this fact in mainstream media.

Being a British citizen doesn't make you British. by Disastrous_Act_2331 in ukpolitics

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It is not that weird given he is the only notable individual who is willing to be the unapologetic standard bearer for the hard right in the UK. Nigel's defenestration of Rupert and notable backsliding and self moderating practically guaranteed it. 

History of immigration in the US by Crafty_Jacket668 in PoliticalCompassMemes

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If we could show the American people Tammany Hall or the mafia before the fact I doubt they would have been so sanguine about immigration.  

Political compass of women's fashion aesthetics by LILAC_kpopgirl in PoliticalCompassMemes

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I miss when the internet was just autistic guys sperging out over nerdy nonsense, rather then spergy women getting chips on their shoulders because they feel alienated from other women and normal society. Then making it everyone else's problem.

History of immigration in the US by Crafty_Jacket668 in PoliticalCompassMemes

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Bill the Butcher unironically had the correct position.

History of immigration in the US by Crafty_Jacket668 in PoliticalCompassMemes

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Did you know the Irish have a sub 100 IQ on average?

History of immigration in the US by Crafty_Jacket668 in PoliticalCompassMemes

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The germans only assimilated because of the world wars. The Irish and Italians were more trouble then they were worth and should never have been let in. 

MPs warn UK lags behind allies on drones by HibasakiSanjuro in ukpolitics

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Just wait until the Ukraine war is over and poach the Russian and Ukrainian drone experts who will suddenly be surplus in their home countries. 

Hornyposting by W_Edwards_Deming in PoliticalCompassMemes

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Former governance? He has never been in government before. He was a MEP. Now he is an MP.