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Translation

to forget

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Examples

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I have forgotten your name.

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Do not forget to write to me!

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He forgot his hat in the room.

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She will never forget that day.

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We forgot that today is a holiday.

Refreshingly plain: is transitive, takes a noun, an infinitive or a clause, and has no reflexive machinery bolted on. Speakers coming from Spanish or Italian expect something like olvidarse and reach for a spare pronoun that Esperanto neither needs nor wants. The for- at the front is the same one as in and , though the root does not exist without it. a is forgetful, and is an oversight rather than the act of forgetting, which would be o.

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Word family

Words built on forgesi with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.

  • forgesemaadjective

    forgetful

    forgesi-em-: inclined to forget

  • neforgeseblaadjective

    unforgettable

    neforgesi-ebl-: not able to be forgotten

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This word is taught in chapter 4, lesson 1: forgesi, ĝusta, efektiva and 7 more words.