How to Say "I Forgot" in Tagalog | NAKALIMUTAN KONG in English
Learn how to say “I forgot to” or “I forgot that” in Tagalog to explain a lapse in memory? This Filipino language lesson focuses on “Nakalimutan ko” (and its common contraction, ‘Nakalimutan kong’), the vital Tagalog phrase for discussing forgetfulness. You’ll understand its meaning fast and master how to use ‘Nakalimutan ko’ naturally in Filipino sentences to clearly express when something slipped your mind.
Watch this video to learn how to say “I forgot” in Tagalog using the phrase “nakalimutan kong.” See practical Tagalog example sentences with easy English translations so you can understand how nakalimutan kong is naturally used in everyday conversation.
Nakalimutan kong sabihin sa ‘yo. (I forgot to tell you.)
Nakalimutan kong i-lock ang pinto. (I forgot to lock the door.)
Nakalimutan kong bumili ng bigas. (I forgot to buy rice.)
Nakalimutan kong tanggalin sa ref. (I forgot to take it out of the fridge.)
Nakalimutan kong ipaalala sa iyo. (I forgot to remind you.)
Nakalimutan kong punasan ‘yung mesa. (I forgot to wipe the table.)
Nakalimutan kong isauli ‘yung libro. (I forgot to return the book.)
Nakalimutan kong magpalit ng kobre-kama. (I forgot to change the bedsheet.)
Nakalimutan kong lagyan ng patis ‘yung nilagang baka. (I forgot to add fish sauce to the beef stew.)
Nakalimutan kong tanggalin ang sticker sa bagong tasa. (I forgot to peel the sticker off the new mug.)
Nakalimutan kong walisin ‘yung nabasag na salamin. (I forgot to sweep up the broken glass.)
Nakalimutan kong isulat ang pangalan ko sa sobre. (I forgot to write my name on the envelope.)
Nakalimutan kong tanggalin sa saksakan ang plantsa. (I forgot to unplug the flat iron.)
Nakalimutan kong patayin ang kalan. (I forgot to turn off the stove.)
Nakalimutan kong pakainin ang aso. (I forgot to feed the dog.)
Nakalimutan kong dumaan sa botika para bumili ng bulak. (I forgot to stop by the pharmacy to buy some cotton.)
Nakalimutan kong tupiin ang kumot sa kama. (I forgot to fold the blanket on the bed.)
Nakalimutan kong pantayin ang pagkakabit ng mga frame. (I forgot to align the picture frames properly.)
Nakalimutan kong ipasok ang kotse sa garahe. (I forgot to pull the car into the garage.)
Nakalimutan kong magbayad ng renta. (I forgot to pay the rent.)
Nakalimutan kong tanungin si Dad kung anong gusto niyang ulam. (I forgot to ask Dad what dish he wanted.)
Nakalimutan kong pumirma sa form. (I forgot to sign the form.)
Nakalimutan kong dalhin ang baunan ko. (I forgot to bring my lunchbox.)
Nakalimutan kong magpasalamat sa kanila sa ibinigay nilang regalo. (I forgot to thank them for the gift they gave.)
Nakalimutan kong mag-face mask sa ospital kanina. (I forgot to wear a face mask at the hospital earlier.)
Nakalimutan kong lagyan ng pangalan ang mga garapon sa kusina. (I forgot to label the jars in the kitchen.)
Nakalimutan kong i-copy si boss sa email. (I forgot to CC the boss to the email.)
Nakalimutan kong magdala ng damit na pamalit. (I forgot to bring a change of clothes.)
Nakalimutan kong sabihin kay Tita na darating tayo ng late. (I forgot to tell Auntie we’ll be late.)
Nakalimutan kong i-charge ‘yung power bank. (I forgot to charge the power bank.)
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