Acordarse + de = to remember something?
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Does "de" have to go after the conjugated form of "acordarse" to express remembering something?
Me acuerdo de la dirección. I remember the address.
Nos acordamos del número de teléfono. We remember the telephone number.
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updated Jun 20, 2011
posted by Tosh
Yes...however, this does not mean that it is always used by natives. - vivalafuriaroja, Jun 20, 2011
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Hi Tosh 
If you use the word "acordarse" you need "de" like "me acuerdo de ti".
But if you use "recordar", you don't need "de" like "te recuerdo", "recuerdo su cara", "recuerdo este lugar" and so on.
updated Jun 20, 2011
posted by 00a4c226
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de-sometimes inadvertantly omitted
Habrá muchos errores o confusiones por el mundo hispanohablante pero ese no me suena en absoluto. Sin "de" posiblemente lo confundiría con el verbo acordar (algo).
updated Jun 20, 2011
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posted by 0074b507
