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The way you can remember lion is that it is spelled the same way as English.
The way you can remember fish is to remember the word poison because some fish are poisonous. Poison looks almost like poisson.
The way you can remember cat is to think of the word chat because you chat with your cat.
The way you can remember dog is to think of your chin because dogs have chins and that looks like chien.
The way you can remember giraffe is that it is only off by one letter.
The way you can remember the word bear is to think of the word ours because some people have bears and they call them ours.
The way you can remember the word horse is to think of a shovel because you have to pick up their waste with a shovel and the word shovel looks just like cheval.
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