Your left hand is the one you use to write, so you can remember that "left" is associated with writing. You can also remember that your left side is the side closest to your heart.
2. Use mnemonic devices.
There are many mnemonic devices you can use to remember which is left and which is right. Here are a few examples:
* "Left" starts with an L, which is the same shape as your left hand.
* "Right" starts with an R, which is the same shape as your right hand.
* "Left" has four letters, just like the number four, which is associated with the left side.
* "Right" has five letters, just like the number five, which is associated with the right side.
* "Left" is the opposite of "right".
* "Left" is the side of the driver in the USA, United Kingdom, Japan and Australia.
* "Right" is associated with positivity, strength and power.
* "Left" is associated with creativity and intuition.
3. Practice, practice, practice.
The best way to remember left and right is to practice using them. You can do this by playing games, such as "Simon Says" or by doing activities such as writing or drawing with your left hand.
4. Be patient.
It may take some time to learn to remember left and right, but with practice, you will eventually get it.