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08.02.2008<br />

Car signs<br />

Car sings can in Germany be used very well to learn the differences between numbers and characters. We take e.g. NEA - ZA -NEA. "NEA" is<br />

the region from which the vehicle comes. By this you know from where the vehicle comes from. Other examples are "M" for Munich, "B" for<br />

Berlin or "F" for Frankfurt. "ZA" are one or two characters in random order (at least to my knowledge). And then a number, in this case "123". I<br />

have and I learn thereby still letters and numbers together. It is still difficult to me to learn the difference between characters and numbers and<br />

reverse. The beautiful thereby is that the whole is not purely randomly. First the shortened name of the place where the car comes from, then<br />

purely coincidental characters and then a combination of up to four number digits.<br />

That was a perfect thing as long as we lived in Berlin. At the beginning I had to remain standing before each car and then it took some time<br />

until I got all the information I needed. By now it goes already with normal foot speed. But now we life on the country and it is a bit difficult to<br />

"find enough cars". But as soon as I come to a city, I do it again.<br />

Another good exercise is the indication of the date. Thus e.g. 27.04.1967. First you have a number of one or two digits, then a ".", which is<br />

relatively difficult to me. Then again one or two numbers, then again "." and then again four numbers. I is a quite good thing to check an<br />

encyclopedia, which gives a good variation of numbers. And you still can have some variations in e.g. doing the month written in full numbers,<br />

thus e.g. "April".<br />

10.02.2008<br />

Images and Names<br />

I almost forgot this. But I spent a year on this. I spent nearly one year on this to see pictures and to name them. First I say the picture and then<br />

I tried to find the correct name. Since I did not know how to write at the beginning, my wife wrote the names of the pictures on the rear side of<br />

the pictures. At the beginning it was really like I did see the picture, but I couldn't name it. That has taken again very long. After a certain time, I<br />

viewed each day 600 pictures. I can't remember how long it took, but at the end of doing that it took me about 30 minutes to see and correctly<br />

recognize all pictures. Here a pair of examples:

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