質問: In Russian, we have mnemonical phrases for memorizing things like grammatical cases, conjugations of verbs, detecting adverbs, etc. They are somewhat similar to Roy G. Biv mnemonic, but most often are rhymed in a manner of songs for little children. You can find examples here: - I don't know if there are equivalents of these in English, sorry. Are there any similar phrases/verses/songs in Japanese? I'm specifically interested in ones related to grammar, e.g. memorizing counter suffixes (助数詞).
回答: Yes! Here is one I know for U VERB て form. It's sung to the Battle Hymn of the Republic. Here's a link for reference: あう、あって まつ、まって とる、とって 読む、読んで 遊ぶ、遊んで 死ぬ、死んで かく、かいて 消す、消して 急ぐ、急いで みんな U VERB て フォーム!