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erinnern an (+Acc)

(er verb)
based on: innen
hat erinnert
erinnerte

Meanings

1.
to remind
(The person you remind is the direct object)
Opposite (closest): vergessen
2.
to remember
("sich+Acc erinnern" - you basically "remind yourself")

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Word of the Day - "einfallen"

Taken literally, "einfallen" means "to fall into". But the meaning that makes it one of the most useful German verbs is a little more abstract ;)

Vocab:

einfallen, der Einfall, einfallsreich, reinfallen


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