You Probably Have Forgotten Me

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?

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

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. :)

Why, thank you!
:)