The phrase 'learned me' is not correct in written English.
You can use the phrase 'taught me' instead. Example: My mother taught me to be kind and patient.
I had a platinum fucking disc before I learned me alphabet.
At about 4 years of age Mother learned me the alphabet from the "New York Primer" I was kept at my lessons an hour or Two each night by my mother: My first Great Sorrow was caused by seeing one morning, a number of "Plantation Hands," formed into lone line, with little Bundles straped to their backs, Men Women, and children.
Growing up, learning and dealing with certain situations and encounters has learned me on how to deal.
(p 5) The practice nurse learned me a lot, to eat less salt and eat more regularly.
"He learns me up," Mr. Zervoulakos said.
"That'll learn me," he remarked afterwards.
But I trust that you will learn me different.
Damn, I need to learn me some Flash now.
Learn Me Right (from Brave) - Mumford & Sons, Songwriters (Birdy & Mumford & Sons).
"He learned from me," Facchetti told me, when I called.
