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Memorising Square Roots with Japanese Mnemonics ~ Learn Japanese with Toby ~

Japanese Mnemonics for Square Roots In Japanese, mnemonic phrases are often used to memorize the values of square roots. Let’s look at some common ways to remember the square roots of √2, √3, √5, √6, √7, and √8. In Japanese, square root is called 平方根 (heihoukon). As the mathematical symbol, it is read as ルート (ru-to). The square root of two equals 1.41421356 - the mnemonic is 一夜一夜に人見ごろ(hitoyo hitoyo ni hito migoro) =night by night, they become more beautiful The square root of three equals 1.7320508 - the mnemonic is 人並みに奢れや (hitonami ni ogore ya) =treat others as generously as everyone else does The square root of five equals 2.2360679 - the mnemonic is 富士山麓、オウム鳴く (fuji sanroku oumu naku) =at the foot of Mount Fuji, a parrot cries The square root of six equals 2.449489 - the mnemonic is 煮よ、良く弱く (niyo, yoku yowaku) =boil it - gently and thoroughly The square root of seven equals 2.64575 - the mnemonic is 菜に虫いない (na ni mushi inai) =there are no bugs on the vegetables The square root of eight equals 2.828427 - the mnemonic is ニヤニヤ呼ぶな (niyaniya yobuna) =don’t call me grinning like that