It's time to learn the open string note names on the guitar fretboard.
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Easter Bunny Got Drunk After Easter is defo more memorable! 
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I learned it as Eat All Day, Get Big easily. 
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I’m an Elvis fan so it’s… Elvis Aron Died God Bless Elvis 
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Hello @Shellabree and welcome to the Community.
What ever helps you know them is good.
Cheers 
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Every Acid Dealer Gets Busted Eventually!
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Every Amateur Does Get Better Eventually
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Easy Are Days Good Byes End
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Eat A Darn Good Breakfast Everyday
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Eat
And
Drink,
Go
Bed
Early
lol
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I did put this in my comments but isn’t module 6 a bit late to learn the string names? Don’t you need to know that to tune the guitar with an app before you start?
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I’m pretty sure I saw we were supposed to memorize them a few modules ago, but maybe that was on the song app? I was only using that for the free trial, I don’t remember, lol
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in my language i can say stupid holiday lol eadgbe
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Considering tabs especially, I was thinking the order of the strings you learn could also matter.
Do you think learning EBGDAE could be a tiny bit more beneficial than EADGBE?
As you look at the high E first in tabs.
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Welcome to the forum Fabio. It really doesn’t matter how you learn the strings or what order you learn them in. The important thing is you learn the 4 string is D, 2 string is B etc.
It will become automatic once you’ve learnt their names. So if I said to you at a Jam play the C on the A string you should know it;s the 3 fret on the 5th string.
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Okay, thank you. They did stick pretty easily.
However, since I’m EU and I want to be able to jam with others, I have made this (printable) cheatsheet to learn both notation systems at the same time.
Hope someone else can find it useful as well.
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