Examples of using "Unutmuşum" in a sentence and their english translations:
I had completely forgotten.
- I'd forgotten that.
- I had forgotten that.
I'd almost forgotten.
I forgot to write my family name.
I've forgotten about her.
I had forgotten that.
- I'd forgotten about that.
- I had forgotten about that.
- I forgot you didn't like chocolate.
- I forgot that you didn't like chocolate.
I forgot to set my alarm.
Sorry, I had completely forgotten about it.
I had completely forgotten to do that.
I had completely forgotten pay the rent.
- I have left my umbrella in the phone booth.
- I've left my umbrella in the phone booth.
I completely forgot that there was class today!
I forgot to mention that to Tom.
- I forgot French was your native language.
- I forgot that French was your native language.
I'd completely forgotten that Tom used to be a vegetarian.
I totally forgot that today is even a holiday.
I'd forgotten how much fun swimming was.
I remember the man's face, but forgot his name.
Oh, I forgot to buy milk.
- I forgot you're Tom's best friend.
- I forgot that you're Tom's best friend.
I had forgotten all about today's meeting. I'm glad you reminded me.
I had forgotten that I had met her several years ago.
I had forgotten that my short-term memory is terrible.
I'd forgotten how much I like Tom.
- I forgot to tell Tom I'd be in Boston this week.
- I forgot to tell Tom that I'd be in Boston this week.
I can't help but feel like I've forgotten something.
- I forgot that you're Tom's friend.
- I forgot you're Tom's friend.
- I forgot that Tom was your cousin.
- I forgot Tom was your cousin.
To tell the truth, I completely forgot.
Sorry, I forgot to tell you something important.