すいへいりーべぼくのふね。ななまがるシップスクラークか。
Suihei riibe boku no fune.
Nanamagaru shippusu kuraaku ka?
This special mnemonic is used by the Japanese to remember
the first 20 elements, in order. Continue reading for a mapping and a brief explanation where the
reason might not be immediately understood.
rii
be
ま
がる
Cl
く
| | Sui | H | |
| へい | width="35"> hei | | Helium |
| りー | Li | Lithium | |
| べ | Be | Beryllium | |
| ぼ | bo | width="38"> B | Boron |
| く | ku | width="38"> C | Carbon |
| の | no | width="38"> N | Nitrogen |
| - | width="38"> O | Oxygen | |
| ふ | fu | width="38"> F | Fluorine (Also “Fusso” in Japanese.) |
| | ne | Ne | |
| | nana | Na | |
ma | Mg | Magnesium | |
garu | Al | Aluminum (Remove the g for Mg, and you have “Aru” or “Al.”) | |
| し | shi | width="38"> Si | Silicon (Also called “Keiso” in Japanese.) |
| | pu | P | |
| す | width="35"> su | | Sulfur (Also called “Iou” in Japanese.) |
| く | ku | Chlorine (Also called “Enso” in Japanese.) | |
| | raa | Ar | |
ku | K | Potassium (“Kalium” in Latin) | |
| か | width="35"> ka | | Calcium |
So there you have it. A fun little mnemonic that might help
you learn both Chemistry and Japanese! Oh, and here is a nice Anime ED video to go along with it
(Pronunciation guide? ;D)
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Are you going to have a mnemonic in English to
ReplyDeletehelp remember the first 20
elements?
I would, but I don't know of one.
ReplyDeleteDattebayo posted this little teaser:
ReplyDelete"Finally, the sailors do love
my boat, and I know why the boats take seven turns, but I'll never tell. Captain Clark and I are taking that
secret to our graves."
Is there more to this mnemonic? Or, is there a hidden meaning
that American's don't understand?
By the way, I'm so glad I found this page. I was
looking for this ever since I started watching this show :)
Theres definitely not secret :p
ReplyDeleteIt's the same as King Henry
Died Monday Drinking Chocolate Milk. There's no hidden meaning, its just a silly phrase that helps
you remember.
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