Halloween Special: Ghostly Mnemonics
To celebrate Halloween, here is a list of mnemonics to help you memorize the word for "Ghost" in a number of languages. (Translations provided by Google Translate)
Turkish: hayalet
A straightforward mnemonic: remember the ghost in HAmLET (HAyaLET)
Swedish: spöke
Imagine that the SPOKEs of your bicycle's wheels are haunted by ghosts. As you cycle along, they moan and wail in a ghostly way.
Finnish: aaveen
Remember the spooky poem by Edgar Allen Poe, "Quoth the rAVEN" (aAVEeN)
Hungarian: kísértetet
Imagine you KISs a ghost (KÍSértetet)
Welsh: ysbryd
You buy a haunted loaf of BReaD (ysBRYD) and make a sandwich out of it, which moans/wails etc.
Filipino: multo
Imagine someone with a haunted MULLET hairstyle (MULTo)
Icelandic: draugur
You're being attacked by a ghost with a DAGGER (DrAuGuR)
Now you're ready to earn your "treats" at the doorstep with this "trick"!
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