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RE: 💭 How to Remember Names: Aidan Gillen aka Littlefinger (English & Deutsch)
We all laughed when the medic opened his first aid kit and found the bright green rubber gills his son had in his bag the night before. :)
I think you made a classic rookie mistake or I misunderstand something: The main keyword is missing which is Littlefinger himself. If you don't connect the story to him it will not create a physical bridge with your brain cells.
What fires together, wires together.
You could create pretty much the same story but with Littlefinger instead of either the medic or the son.
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Well is that assuming that little finger relevant to me? Meaning that I don't watch the show so I don't recognize him by that title? Would saying aiden instead be the same?
Well if you know the actor but not the character from Game of Thrones than you could imagine the real person. If you don't know either of them then you need to pick a feature in the face that somehow sticks out as your anchor.
What if I said, "Everyone laughed as Irishman opened his first aid kit and found the bright green rubber gills his son put into his bag the night before? Or as the actor?
The idea is that next time you see that person something reminds you of the name. So you hang your keywords to the moustache or the eyes for example. When you look at that you will hopefully remember the keywords for the names.
So this is anonymous. Could I say "Everyone laughed as anonymous opened his first aid kit and found the rubber gills his son put in his bag the other night.
It's just they I don't see any features in his face that stand out lol
I don't know: Does the Guy Fawkes mask remind you of Aidan Gillen and how he looksm like? If the answer is yes than this will be fine. If the answer is now than that is not help.
Okay cool lol
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