Some mnemonics for memorizing the common "ll" verbs.

I'm not sure if anyone else has this issue, but I've had a heck of a time memorizing the common "ll" verbs.  They all seem so similar and there's nothing like them in English.  Here are some mnemonics I've used for helping to memorize them. 

llegar - to arrive.  Contains the word "leg".  You need to use your leg to arrive somewhere.

llenar - to fill.  Contains the word "lena".  Picture actress Lena Dunham, who is "full figured".

llevar - to carry or wear. Sounds like "lever" To carry something heavy you need a lever or leverage.

llorar - to cry. Sounds like "your arm".  You'll cry if you break your arm.

llover - to rain. Contains the word "over".  It rains all over, or it's raining over there.

llamar - to call.  Picture a llama making a telephone call.  Here's a silly advertisement from Argentina called "la llama que llama".  Watch it, and you'll never forget the meaning of llamar. :)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wcWn31S4zU