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ricordarsi

Ricordarsi is a pronominal Italian verb meaning to remember or to remind oneself of something. It is used with reflexive pronouns (mi, ti, si, ci, vi, si) and typically requires the preposition di to introduce the content of the memory or the action to be performed. For example, si può dire “mi ricordo di quel giorno” (I remember that day) or “mi ricordo di aver visto quel film” (I remember having seen that film).

Conjugation: in the present tense the forms are ricordo, ricordi, ricorda, ricordiamo, ricordate, ricordano; with the

Usage notes: ricordarsi contrasts with ricordare, which means to remind someone else. To remind oneself to do

reflexive
pronoun
they
become
“mi
ricordo,
ti
ricordi,
si
ricorda,
ci
ricordiamo,
vi
ricordate,
si
ricordano.”
In
compound
tenses
the
auxiliary
is
essere,
e.g.,
“mi
sono
ricordato”
(masc.)
or
“mi
sono
ricordata”
(fem.).
The
imperfect
is
“mi
ricordavo,”
and
the
future
is
“mi
ricorderò,”
with
corresponding
forms
for
other
subjects.
something
you
say
“ricordarsi
di
fare
qualcosa,”
as
in
“Mi
sono
ricordato
di
pagare
la
bolletta.”
To
remind
someone
else
you
can
use
the
transitive
form
with
a
person,
e.g.,
“Ricorda
a
Marco
di
chiamare
mia
madre”
or
“Ti
ricorderò
di
pagare
la
bolletta.”
The
sense
can
express
memory
of
events
or
intentions,
and
regional
or
stylistic
preferences
may
vary
in
spoken
Italian.