Both acordarse and recordar mean "to remember," but using them correctly depends on grammar rules! In this Episode we explain why acordarse requires the preposition de (acordarse de algo), while recordar takes a direct object (recordar algo). Episode Highlights: - Clear grammatical breakdown: acordarse de vs recordar. - Common mistakes to avoid when expressing memories in Spanish. - Quick examples to lock in the rule effortlessly. Ready to take your Spanish to the next level and speak with confidence? Book your 30-minute trial lesson today, and let's work on your goals together!