"Zero" starts with z; s is the voiceless pair of z
1
t, d
t has one downstroke; d is the voiced pair of t
2
n
n has two vertical strokes
3
m
m has three vertical strokes
4
r
"Four" ends with r
5
l
Hold up five fingers — thumb and index finger form an L shape
6
sh, ch, j, g(soft)
6 flipped looks like j; e.g. "shoe" (sh), "jam" (j)
7
k, c(hard), g(hard)
Two 7s back-to-back form a K shape; e.g. "key" (k), "go" (g)
8
f, v, ph
Cursive f resembles a figure 8; v is voiced f
9
p, b
9 is a mirror image of p; b is the voiced pair of p
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