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How would you say: "If I'm not mistaken"

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How would you say: "If I'm not mistaken"

or If I remember correctly/ Unless I'm mistaken.

I think it can mean all these things. ¿Verdad?

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updated Nov 13, 2011
posted by Acelata

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"Si no estoy equivocado"

"Si no estoy errado"

"A menos que me equivoque"

"Si no me equivoco"

Any of these can work here, but in north of México those I have heard the most are the last two.

updated Nov 13, 2011
edited by pacofinkler
posted by pacofinkler
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si recuerdo bien Si no recuerdo mal

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updated Nov 13, 2011
posted by 0074b507
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Creo que, "Si no estoy equivocado"

updated Nov 13, 2011
posted by lynneweixel
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Wouldn't "Si no me equivoco" be in the past tense here as opposed to

"equivocado" surely it can't mean "mistaken" ? right?

updated Nov 13, 2011
posted by Acelata
In many cases translations cannot be literal Acelata. - pacofinkler, Nov 13, 2011
thanks i've got to remember that. trying jeje... - Acelata, Nov 13, 2011
I do the same thing Acelata, - pacofinkler, Nov 13, 2011