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Ti sei dimenticato cosa ho detto

UK//hæv juː fəˈɡɒtən wɒt aɪ səd//US//hæv ju fəˈɡɔːtən wɑːt aɪ sæd//

Significato di Have you forgotten what I said

To ask if someone does not remember a previous statement.

Chiedere se qualcuno non ricorda una dichiarazione precedente.

In simple words: To not remember what someone said.

Non ricordare cosa ha detto qualcuno.

Have you forgotten what I said in una frase

  • Have you forgotten what I said about the meeting tomorrow?Ti sei dimenticato cosa ho detto sulla riunione di domani?
  • It's surprising that you have forgotten what I said during our last discussion.È sorprendente che tu ti sia dimenticato cosa ho detto durante la nostra ultima discussione.
  • Have you forgotten what I said regarding your project updates?Ti sei dimenticato cosa ho detto riguardo agli aggiornamenti del tuo progetto?

Come usare Have you forgotten what I said

This phrase is commonly used in casual conversations when someone believes another person has not remembered important information. It is suitable for both informal and formal contexts.

Questa frase è comunemente usata nelle conversazioni informali quando qualcuno crede che un'altra persona non abbia ricordato informazioni importanti. È adatta sia a contesti informali che formali.

Grammar pattern

standalone greeting

Memory hint

Imagine someone tapping their head and asking if you can recall something they said.

Parole correlate

Collocations with Have you forgotten what I said

  • totally forgotten
  • have completely forgotten
  • forgotten in detail
  • forgotten again
  • forgotten memories

Synonyms for Have you forgotten what I said

  • Do you remember what I said?
  • Did you recall what I mentioned?
  • Have you remembered what I said?
  • Have you overlooked my words?
  • Do you still have my words in mind?

Common mistakes with Have you forgotten what I said

  • Omitting 'you' makes it sound abrupt.
  • Using 'have' incorrectly with past events (should use 'did').

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Domande frequenti su Have you forgotten what I said

Cosa significa Have you forgotten what I said?

Non ricordare cosa ha detto qualcuno.

Cosa significa Have you forgotten what I said in italiano?

Non ricordare cosa ha detto qualcuno.

Qual è la definizione di Have you forgotten what I said?

Chiedere se qualcuno non ricorda una dichiarazione precedente.

Come si usa Have you forgotten what I said in una frase?

Have you forgotten what I said about the meeting tomorrow?

Puoi fare un altro esempio di Have you forgotten what I said?

It's surprising that you have forgotten what I said during our last discussion.

Quali sono i sinonimi di Have you forgotten what I said?

Alcune alternative comuni sono Do you remember what I said?, Did you recall what I mentioned?, Have you remembered what I said?, Have you overlooked my words?, Do you still have my words in mind?.

Quali parole si abbinano a Have you forgotten what I said?

Si abbina spesso a totally forgotten, have completely forgotten, forgotten in detail, forgotten again, forgotten memories.

Quali sono gli errori comuni con Have you forgotten what I said?

Omitting 'you' makes it sound abrupt. Using 'have' incorrectly with past events (should use 'did').

Come si pronuncia Have you forgotten what I said?

US: //hæv ju fəˈɡɔːtən wɑːt aɪ sæd//, UK: //hæv juː fəˈɡɒtən wɒt aɪ səd//. Ascolta l'audio qui sopra per sentire la pronuncia madrelingua.

Quando dovrei usare Have you forgotten what I said?

Questa frase è comunemente usata nelle conversazioni informali quando qualcuno crede che un'altra persona non abbia ricordato informazioni importanti. È adatta sia a contesti informali che formali.