Mobile number can be remembered alphabetically
By dbherald
@dbherald (491)
India
June 28, 2016 12:28pm CST
Today I learned a new thing that we can remember mobile numbers alphabetically.
A=1,
B=2,
C=3,
D=4,
E=5,
F=6,
G=7,
H=8,
I=9,
J= 10.
When I was travelling I got this idea from a group of college students, they were discussing about how to by-heart mobile numbers easily. I don't know will it work for you or not but for me I am trying to remember mobile numbers by these alphabets.
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4 responses
@sunilparthan (6302)
• India
28 Jun 16
But sometimes it may not be possible to as the word will be a meaning less one. But nice idea.
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@topffer (42155)
• France
28 Jun 16
I do not see any "10" on my phone
. Long ago in France rotary phones had letters and it was possible to convert a number to a word. All phone numbers in Paris were starting by the 3 third letters of the district : OPEra, ELYsée, ARChives, GOBelins, etc. The 1 was not used for letters, because it was the starting number for services (directory enquiries, police, emergencies...), and it was starting with 2, ABC ; 3, DEF, etc. It was a lot more complex than your method
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. Long ago in France rotary phones had letters and it was possible to convert a number to a word. All phone numbers in Paris were starting by the 3 third letters of the district : OPEra, ELYsée, ARChives, GOBelins, etc. The 1 was not used for letters, because it was the starting number for services (directory enquiries, police, emergencies...), and it was starting with 2, ABC ; 3, DEF, etc. It was a lot more complex than your method.2 people like this
@Colleen46 (106)
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28 Jun 16
This is really useful if you needed memorize a number it could turn out to be a word lol.
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