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Minor correction: In English, we have two different words around remembering: - "remember": This is when you think of a memory all by yourself, like "I remembe
by throwaway9d0291 8y ago
Minor correction: In English, we have two different words around remembering:
- "remember": This is when you think of a memory all by yourself, like "I remember when I was a child" or "I remember that I have to buy some milk"
- "remind": This is when something else makes you think of a memory, like "this lullaby reminds me of when I was a child" or "my phone reminded me that I have to buy milk"
In this case you want "remind".
(Thought I'd let you know because I know in some languages, these are one word)
- _Codemonkeyism 8y agoThanks you're right. And I rather think this is a major mistake, not a minor one. After reading the comment before posting I would probably have used 'reminds' but when I just write down my thoughts they often come out the wrong way and then I forget to read the comment again before posting (which I always should do!) :-) So thanks!