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No te olvides de mi

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I want to tell mi amigo not to forget me. I was told I can say, "No te olvides de mi" Couldn't i just say "No me olvides"?

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updated Aug 4, 2011
posted by jackson555

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Both sentence sentences are correct and has have identical sense meanings.


Ambas oraciones están correctas y son identicas en su significado.

updated Aug 3, 2011
edited by Krassa
posted by Krassa
Hola Krassa, quieres decir, "Both sentences are correct and have identical meanings." Saludos, J - Jeremias, Aug 3, 2011
One could also say "no olvidame", ¿no? - NickDan, Aug 3, 2011
Nick, I'm pretty sure we don't attach pronouns to negative commands. "Olvídame" is an affirmative command, It means "Forget me". - GuitarWarrior, Aug 3, 2011
jeremias, I´m confused, for He, She or It is "has"; I don´t know how apply this rule here. - Krassa, Aug 3, 2011
@Krassa: The subject of the sentence is "sentences", which is plural, so you use the third person plural "have", not "has". - Azabache, Aug 3, 2011
Perfect, I understand now, Thank you very much. - Krassa, Aug 3, 2011
Just to add to the confusion, why isn't "significado" plural? Can you say it either way? :) - cristalino, Aug 3, 2011
It's only one meaning, "un significado", therefore it's singular. - Krassa, Aug 3, 2011
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Hay un flor muy bonita, la nomeolvides. There is a very pretty flower , the forget-me -not.

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updated Aug 3, 2011
edited by JoyceM
posted by porcupine7
I added a picture, so none of us ever forgets! I hope that you don't mind. - JoyceM, Aug 3, 2011
Thanks, very nice indeed. Gracias. Realmente muy bonita - porcupine7, Aug 3, 2011
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Yes, "no me olvides" it's perfect.

updated Aug 3, 2011
posted by 00a4c226
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I'd say 'no me olvides' because in this sense it can't be reflexive.

No te olvides de mi could mean, don't forget about me. Here yes it can be reflexive (olvidarse)

updated Aug 3, 2011
edited by SpanishPal
posted by SpanishPal
Both sentences has exactly the same means, believe me :) - Krassa, Aug 3, 2011
May be a semantic case?... - Krassa, Aug 3, 2011
Gracias todos! - jackson555, Aug 3, 2011
Krassa Just to help you both sentences have exactly the same ''meaninING'' - FELIZ77, Aug 3, 2011
Thank you Feliz, one more time. - Krassa, Aug 3, 2011
Feliz you mistyped meaning. - 0074b507, Aug 3, 2011
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updated Aug 3, 2011
posted by LaloLoco