How do you say forget to buy me some in French?
"Oublie de m'acheter" is the literal translation of "forget to buy me some." However, it's a bit awkward in French. Here are some more natural and polite ways to say it:
Formal:
* "Tu as oublié de m'acheter..." (You forgot to buy me...)
Informal:
* "T'as oublié de m'acheter..." (You forgot to buy me...)
* "J'ai oublié de te demander de m'acheter..." (I forgot to ask you to buy me...)
* "Tu pourrais m'acheter..." (Could you buy me...)
For emphasis:
* "Tu m'as oublié!" (You forgot about me!)
You would then follow these phrases with the item you wanted to buy, for example:
* "Tu as oublié de m'acheter du pain?" (Did you forget to buy me some bread?)
* "T'as oublié de m'acheter des bonbons?" (Did you forget to buy me some candy?)
Remember to adjust the tone and formality based on your relationship with the person you're talking to.
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