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You Probably Have Forgotten Me
I have heard:
Probablemente me has olvidado and Probablemente me hayas olvidado Are both correct? If so, is one different in meaning from the other? I THINK I have also heard: Probablemente te has olvidado de mí Are they all saying You probably have forgotten me? |
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Yes.
The diference between the first couple of phrases Is the degree of certainty. probablemente me has olvidado = you most probably have fogotten me probablemente me hayas olvidado = you probably have fogotten me, but maybe you haven't
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Thank you for responding, aleCcowaN. Your explanation makes sense. But more importantly, I would like you to know that I am very happy to see you participating in this forum again. You were missed.
You are a wealth of knowledge, and it is so refreshing to get a South American perspective on some of the language issues I bring up. Along with the other helpful members on this forum, I look forward to getting more answers to my questions from you. |
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Why, thank you!
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