Rememberの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: pamiętaj mnie/ zapamiętaj mnie

A: 実は、この文法が合ってないのです。 anyと言ったら、否定のcan'tが必要です。
I can't remember any further than 1970は
1970年前の思い出はありません。
1970年の前のことを覚えていない

A: 文脈に依るしかありませんが、だいたい結構わかりやすいです。
Remember to do your homework!　（宿題をやるのを覚えて）
I remember that when I was a child, my mom would often make me pancakes. （子供の頃、お母さんがパンケーキを作ってくれることを思い出す）

A: They are not remembering their password. : )

People do say this but of course they are not remembering these passwords at all.

A: The person can not remember making the decision to do something.

A: do you want examples for "remember " or what?

A: I remember how they looked.
I remember that time we went abroad.
I don't remember the word.

I think you are awesome.
I think a lot about things.
That guy doesn't think, he's impulsive.

A: Do you remember this?

How much do you remember?

Remember that!

I do not remember that time.

He can't remember anything!

She remembers that day.

A: Remember to turn off the gas before you leave.

A: Remember the Lord your God...
-book of Exodus

A: Remember = keep it in mind.
Recall = think again of something almost forgotten.
Recollect = to put pieces of information in your head together to make a complete story.

A: Both remember and recall means the same thing.
1. At the last minute I remembered that I forgot my wallet in the car.
2. While In the store I recalled that Dave wanted hamburgers for dinner.

A: remember = bring something to mind; recall information in your brain
remind = make someone think about something

I remembered to bring the cake to Jessica's birthday party. (= I did not forget to do it; I was able to keep my responsibility in mind)
Bill reminded me to bring the cake to Jessica's birthday party. (= Bill told me to remember it)
Seeing the cakes at the grocery store reminded me to bring the cake to Jessica's birthday party. (= seeing the cakes made me think about it)

A: I'm sorry I can't help, but Ill try to explain how I understand it haha

1) I don't remember exactly what happened.
It's like I don't know what actually happened and I don't understand.

2) I don't remember what exactly happened.
It's like I somewhat know what happened, but not in details. I don't remember clearly what happened, but I know the point.

3) I don't remember what happened exactly.
I think depending on the tone it can be eather similar to first or secound.
If you emphasize 'happened', it is similar to first, but if you emphasize 'exactly' it is more similar to secound.

That's how I see it haha

A: 1. You do remember. Or the implication that you should remember. Or an example that is commonly known.
2. You may or may not remember. Emphasis on the word "may."

But the use of either could potentially change on what was to be read in between the lines.

A: Both are correct.
I am worse than she. Perfect grammar.
I am worse than her. Frequently used in spoken language.

A: If I remember it correctly

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A: in case you wanted a speaking version haha

A: Hi @goozz

Good story 👍

I made corrections for you:

I remember when I was a taxi driver, about 30 years ago; most taxis were named "Stellar" and made by Hyundai. The first car that I received from my company was named 'Pony 2' made by Hyundai as well. The lights on the dashboard didn’t turn on and it made creaking noises. One day in the early morning, I was driving the car towards a curved road but the steering and brakes didn't work at all! The car kept going straight and flew through the air then fell down a rice paddy. Luckily, I didn't get injured but I was so frightened that I peed myself!

A: since you listed several things, it sounds like you should say “​‎‎I remember you told me you generally had high levels* after a/your medical checkup”

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A: ​‎I don’t remember everything she said.

A:
It sounds natural.
"tune in" means to watch a tv show or listen to a radio show.

Yeah, you're right. It also means to "fix"/ "adjust" the radio and television channel.

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I think you know this already, but I'll write it for other learners who may read this.
In the past(and maybe even nowadays) televisions and radios had knobs that you had to turn to adjust the channel to get it to the show you wanted to watch/listen to.

Definition of "tune in":
to adjust (a receiver circuit such as a radio or television) to the frequency of the required signal.