Mnemonic for remembering how to spell "mnemonic" [closed]

Solution 1:

Sure; repeat to yourself my niece is mnemonic.

This assumes that the mn is the source of difficulty and you don't need a mnemonic for the rest of the word.

Solution 2:

It might help to associate it to a word which is related etymologically: amnesia.

Solution 3:

A collection of mnemonics for mnemonic from the web:

• Memorization's Not Easy; Memory Often Needs Initial Cues
• My Nanny Eats Mostly Old Noodles In Cans
• Memory Needs Every Means Of Naming It Correctly
• Mnemonics Neatly Eliminate Man's Only Nemesis - Insufficient Cerebral Storage
• Many Nuns Enjoy Monks Only Not In Convents

But I think the best is @Peter Taylor's simple suggestion to remember amnesia.

Solution 4:

If it were a class of words you're talking about, I'd say a mnemonic would be useful. But as you are referring to a single instance, why create a mnemonic that you will have to remember (and may get wrong) to remember a single word? That adds an unnecessary burden (and abstraction) to the task.

Solution 5:

M N E M O N I C.

Two M's
Two N's

M always comes before N

Never a P!
Never a U!