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Originally Posted by burkhartdesu
め -- because " me" means "eye", and the shape looks similar to an eye.
ぬ -- looks like chopsticks and " nu-ddles" 
シ -- " Shi is smiling"
ね -- looks like a net.... so you " ne-t a big fish"
ツ -- looks like a snake and two rocks... "Becareful, i- tsu snake!!"
... these were actual mnemonics from my Japanese 1 class. |
No offense, but those seem objectively terrible. "She is smiling" doesn't actually differentiate between シ and ツ, nor does the snake/two rocks differentiate them. However, your ぬ one is pretty funny.
If they worked for you, good job, man. I just sat down and learned them the regular way.
I will say, it helped a
lot to have ツ in my name when I was first learning Japanese. It was a very easy way to remember which was which.