How to Say "reminds" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “reminds” is “recuerda” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Esa canción me recuerda a mi primer viaje a México.
That song reminds me of my first trip to Mexico.
Tu hermano me recuerda mucho a tu papá.
Your brother reminds me a lot of your dad.
Este olor me recuerda que debo sacar la basura.
This smell reminds me that I have to take out the trash.
How to Say 'Reminds ME'
To say something 'reminds' a person of something else, you need a little word in front of the verb: me (me), te (you), le (him/her), etc. For example, 'It reminds me' is 'Me recuerda'.
Forgetting the 'a'
Mistake: “Tu perro me recuerda mi perro.”
Correction: Tu perro me recuerda a mi perro. When what you're being reminded of is a person or a pet, you usually need to add 'a' before it.
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