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What is the difference between "recuerdo" and "acuerdo"?

What is the difference between "recuerdo" and "acuerdo"?

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When I use my CD for Spanish conversation kit, I hear "no acuerdo" for not remembering. When I use your translation for that, it showed "recuerdo" not "acuerdo", which one is right and used more often in everyday conversations?

Thanks in advance.

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updated Sep 29, 2011
posted by batten29

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I don't remember = no me acuerdo/no recuerdo

acuerdo also means agreement.

updated Sep 29, 2011
posted by chileno
a point to look at... " Si no me recuerdo mal " - kmaakheru, Sep 29, 2011