You say I forget our memories.
你说我忘记了我们的回忆。
Of course, as most of us forget memories from our first few years as we grow older, this early long-turn memories will likely be lost in subsequent years.
当然，随着年龄的增长，我们大多数人都会忘记最初几年的记忆，这种早期的长时间记忆很可能会在随后的几年里丢失。
The memories of our childhood are always hard to forget.
我们童年的记忆总是很难忘记。
Of course, this finding raises the obvious question: if our memories aren't all that fuzzy, then why do we often forget the details of things we want to remember?
当然，这项发现也提出了显而易见的问题。如果我们的记忆并非都那么模糊，那为什么我们老是忘记我们所要记住事物的细节呢？
We have positive memories [of this fixture] because we didn't ever forget to play our game and that is the focus that is important.
比赛给我们带来许多积极回忆，因为我们从来没有忘记比赛，比赛才是应该关注的焦点。
Until now approaches to erasing unwanted memories have largely focussed on interfering with the laying-down of memories, rather than our natural ability to forget.
直到现在，针对擦除不想要的记忆的方法大部分都注重于干扰记忆自上而下的过程，而不是侧重于我们天生的遗忘能力。
How to forget how to give up, that belongs to our memories.
怎么忘记，怎么放弃，那段属于我们的回忆。
I miss that in your school days, I can not forget dear classmates, memories of our short time together, I think I can not.
很想念在你学校的那个日子，我无法忘记亲爱的同学们，回忆着我们短短的相处时间，我想我无法。
I miss that in your school days, I can not forget dear classmates, memories of our short time together, I think I can not.
很想念在你学校的那个日子，我无法忘记亲爱的同学们，回忆着我们短短的相处时间，我想我无法。
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