いつも忘れるって英語でなんて言うの？

If you don't remember things then you are said to 'forget' them if you do it alot then you would say 'i always forget' or 'i keep forgetting'

When someone is forgetful it is usually a personality trait, in that they probably forget things often, but their friends or family will forgive them for this because they know them so well. When it comes to business being forgetful can often be a bad thing. Most of the time when we forget things it is information that is stored in our short term memory. These could be various things such as a persons name that you just met, a date of a meeting or even something like what time you had to pick up the kids from school. 'Terrible' is another word for 'bad'.

In the sentence "I'm so forgetful" we use the adjective "forgetful" to describe our inability to remember things. In the sentence "I have bad memory" we use "bad memory" to describe our inability to recall things that have happened to us. For example, Person A: Does John remember the last time we had dinner? Person B: No. he doesn't. He has a bad memory. In the sentence "I have a hard time remembering." The phrase "hard time" can be used as an adjective to describe a difficult task, the task which is difficult to do is the word/verb "remembering"

I always forget my lunch money on Mondays. I'm always leaving my lunch money at home on Mondays. The words, "forget" and "leaving" are mostly interchangeable when used this way. However, you have to watch the rest of the wording in the sentence because it does change depending on which word you use. I forgot my umbrella today. I left my umbrella at home today. He forgot his wallet in the bathroom. He left his wallet in the bathroom. She keeps forgetting where she left her car keys. She keeps leaving her car keys in odd places.

If you are 'forgetful', you are always forgetting your things, or forgetting information. For example, you might be the type of person who always leaves their coat or umbrella on a train or in a cafe. A forgetful person will forget to bring the items they need from their home, such as their wallet or their phone. Your 'belongings' are the things you own. Your "short-term memory" is your day-to-day memory, such as remembering the times and dates of appointments, or the tasks you have to fulfill. So if you are always forgetting things, you can explain "I have a terrible short-term memory".

Forgetting something can happen to anyone, but someone who has a difficult time remembering wants to be sure to take note of important things. If something is written down, it can be used to refer back to for assistance in remembering. It helps to let the person informing you of the matter that you want to remember that you need to write down what they are telling you. For one, this will reflect that you take them seriously or value what he/she is saying. Secondly, the person won't wonder why you are taking notes in the middle of a conversation. A fuzzy memory is an illustration that indicates that when you try to refer back to something in your mind, it is not distinct; thus, making it difficult to recall. "Slip my mind" is an idiom used to express forgetting something. It gives the impression that the memory has slipped out and now is lost.

By saying that i do not have a good memory is plainly saying that ones memory is not good. This is to say that ones memory is bad. To say that "I never remember anything!" Is not to be taken literally, it is a phrase that is often used when someone usually has difficulty in remembering things or that they often forget. It can be said in a jovial way or in a way that is slightly more serious.

"I am forgetful" This phrase is used to describe yourself, implying that you forget/can't remember things. "I'm always forgetting" This implies that you are forgetful/can't remember many things and that it happens on a frequent basis.