Quiz:
Test Yourself on “remembering”

Which of the following is NOT a translation for “(sich) erinnern“?

You have want to tell your friend to please remind you of something.
Which of the following is the proper sentence?

And how do you say “I remember!” in German?

Now let’s get to the actual topic we’re thinking of.

You’re waking up after a passing out in the magical forest and you see a familiar face. How would you say “I remember you“?

And how would you say`the following:

“I remember that.”

A really nice and handy alternative people use in daily life for the somewhat clunky structure of “sich erinnern an” is “etwas noch wissen” (still know). 
But what’s the negative version of that?

When you talk about remembering in the sense of storing in memory “sich merken“ is the word to go with.
So how would you say the following when your cat just peed into your shoes and you want to let her know that this will go into your memory.

• “I’ll remember that!”

Last but not least, one question about the nouns.
“das Gedächtnis” and “die Erinnerung” both mean “memory“.
But what’s the difference?