Ví dụ về việc sử dụng I can still remember trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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I can still remember his voice.
We met nine years ago, and I can still remember the details of each little moment.
I can still remember the location.
Gund teddy bears come in blue, pink and cream and I can still remember how super soft my teddy was.
I can still remember that meeting.
I can still remember the song.
Even though I was only twelve then, I can still remember vividly the feeling I had as I watched this rugged old man partake of the sacrament.
I can still remember that fight.
In fact, I can still remember my first leukaemic patient, Mr Tiong.
I can still remember the excitement.
And I can still remember most of what I posted.
I can still remember the first time we met 30 years ago.
I can still remember it as if it happened yesterday.
I can still remember the whole thing like it was yesterday.
I can still remember these wise words pronounced by President Dieter F.
I can still remember ten score of them without searching in my mind.
I can still remember exactly how you looked the day we first met.
I can still remember the taste of those mangoes, to this day,” she said.
I can still remember thinking,"Right now, this is exactly where I should be.".
I can still remember my excitement when I opened up the first box.
I can still remember the first time I tried Biscoff cookies, of course it was on a flight.
I can still remember the dampness of her crotch and my surprise that there was all that hair there.
I can still remember vividly the first time I stepped into a paediatric haematology ward while I was in medical school.
I can still remember when it was just me- self-assured, confident, and proud of my ability to maneuver my car along life's road.
I can still remember one single line from that 3-day Rich Dad seminar that dramatically changed the face of my investing career for the better.
I can still remember my first night in Manila when I got curious smiles from local Filipino girls as I arrived in the city.
In fact, I can still remember a conversation I had with my mother in high school, when I was about the age of some of you here today.
I can still remember the smell of the cigar smoke from the old men who sat and watched stock trades on the Western Union ticker tape, projected on a screen above the blackboard.
I can still remember the bright-eyed smile on my son's face as he ran to hand me the pine cone stuffed with peanut butter and rolled in bird seed he had made at school.