What to say if someone says I dont remember you?

Best to say is, “I am really sorry, but I have a bad memory and don’t remember your name, but yes, I remember you. So can you please help me out with your name? ‘. I know you don’t remember them but at least it will get you started without making the person feel sad.

What to say when someone asks if you remember them?

If you do remember them, then say, “Yes! Wow, it’s been a while. How are you?” If you don’t remember them, then say, “I’m sorry.

Did you remember me meaning?

You are referring to something that has already occurred e.g. ‘Did you remember me when you spoke at the meeting yesterday?’ In contrast, ‘Do you remember me’ is present tense. You would ask this question in present time, now time. If you went up to someone you may have met previously you could ask this question. Kozmo.

What do you say when you can’t remember someone?

Say, “Of course, I remember you, but your name has slipped my mind.” Mention whatever information you do remember about them—“We met last year at John and Alice’s party”—to show them that they’re not a total stranger. Or simply say, “I’m sorry. I’ve just gone completely blank.” or “Please remind me of your name.”

How do you know someone is remembering you?

Here are five ways to ensure you’re making a strong and lasting impression.

1. Identify a commonality.
2. Pique their interest.
3. Develop a signature style.
4. Ask a lot of questions.
5. Find a reason to follow up.

What to do if someone does not remember you?

Here are some things to consider when your loved one no longer remembers who you are.

1. Don’t question them. Often, the first thing family members want to do when a parent or loved one cannot remember their name is to continue asking.
2. Focus on fond memories – and making new ones.
3. Stay in the moment.
4. Practice self-care.

Do you remember or remember?

there is no real difference between the two. Do /does are often used before the verb to give more emphasis to the meaning Mother:Go now to sleep,tomorrow you have school. Child: Mum you said that twice ,I do remember that ..but I don’t want .

Did you remember or remembered?

Do you remember is used to ask someone if they remember something. “Johnny, do you remember that day we partied at Mary’s house?” Have you remembered is used when reminding someone of something: “Johnny, have you remembered to do your homework?”

Do you remember or can you remember?

For example: “Joe, can you remember if we shut the doors?” In that sentence, the person asking is not sure if he shut the doors. On the contrary, Do you remember suggests that you know what you are saying, but want to find out if the other person knows about it.

How do you remember someone you know?

1. Know your motivation.
2. Focus on the person you are talking to.
3. Repeat the name of the person you just met.
4. Don’t have another conversation in your head.
5. Focus on a particular feature of a new person’s face.
6. Link the new name with something you already know.
7. Connect the new name or face with a visual image.

How to deal with people who don’t remember you?

First of all, there are two different cases of people not remembering you: How you react will depend on which one you are dealing with. Don’t Remind Them! First rule! No matter if they are pretending not to remember you or they really don’t, you do not remind them.

How do you respond to someone who is talking to you?

Walk away and find someone who talks to you with respect. If you don’t want to dignify their comment with a verbal response, sometimes the best response is to walk away, whether they’re still talking or not.

What does it mean when someone says you remember them well?

When someone remembers you well, it’s a way of communicating that they liked you. Or that you were important for them and that they cared. Or a mix of all of them. In either case, it’s a positive gesture. When someone does not remember you they are communicating you were not important enough.

What does it mean when you remind someone of when you met?

It’s a sign of social climbing and socially belligerent attitude. When you keep reminding of how where and when you met you keep caring for someone who doesn’t care about you. Socially, you are giving value while they are taking value from you.