(rolling the random number generator for number-images …)
What is your image for the number 119?
I convert it to “TIP” which becomes “tipi”.
Related:
(rolling the random number generator for number-images …)
What is your image for the number 119?
I convert it to “TIP” which becomes “tipi”.
Related:
My 2-digit image for 11 is ToTo and is Wizard of Oz themes. Ruby slippers, yellow brick road, or any character in Wizard of Oz.
If someone wanted to use this for 3-digit they could make the nonsense but nice quick phonetic “ToToP” and then associate Totop with Toto with Wizard of Oz.
My double digit look for 11 - Gal Gadot pulls up on the horizontal bar)
Hottub is mine, too.
But there’s also:
This looks similar to my 310 of Medusa lol
Audiotape
@AlexM
And @AndreaMuzii
Silently looking the words.
(without telling their experience.)
If they don’t find problem in sharing, maybe they can suggest images for atleast some numbers. (well, if it’s private - no problem if they don’t want to share. But telling images for few numbers doesn’t count
)
ok
119 - imagine your favourite actor or any of your close character
doing juggling with 2 bottles.
For me it’s -
119 - bartender (imagine directly without saying anything)
I use “toe tap” for 119. Just visualize someone taping their toe music.
that’s a nice image doug
But I putted toothbrush in my alphabetical shape system.
F => toothbrush
For me th => t (already toothbrush’s suggestion mentioned above I guess.)
For braden and some atheletes => th => f/v.
@Rajadodve786, one thing I find fun to do and helps when I design an image, is to reinforce the number several times with other valid choices. So, just an item is dull but combining a subject, a terrain, and an action with an item is more vivid. I like to see how rich of an image I can create, so for 119 I might have a teddy bear who gets up from the tea table after eating sweet tidbits on toothpicks to brush his teeth with a toothbrush and toothpaste. That’s a lot of reinforcement! The shape system doesn’t give you those options.
I use the same letter/phonetic based system ![]()
But, @Rajadodve786, do you use the shape system for something else? I found it of some help in cards but don’t do much with cards.
yeah for alphabets. for password memorizing.
For example.
A - peg
B - goggle
C - Pac-man
D - D (protractor)
And so on…
And for the symbols.
$ => snake (dollar snake)
tic-tac-toe = #