Have you heard about “Kuku”? “Kuku” is a Japanese method for memorizing multiplication tables by using a rhythmic chant. Japanese students are supposed to learn “Kuku” by heart in the second grade. For example, “two times three equals six” is said as, “Ni-san-ga-roku,” which refers to “two-three-six”. Try listening some examples of “Kuku”…
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