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忘记 (wàng jì) is a formal word. It is used in both written and spoken language. It is used to express the idea of forgetting, unlearning, or neglecting something.
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The opposite of 忘记 (wàngjì) is 记得 (jìdé), which means "remember, recall, keep in mind." It is pronounced as "jì de" and is written in Simplified Chinese as 记得.
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1. 遗忘 (yíwàng): to forget, to neglect, to overlook.
2. 忘却 (wàngquè): to forget, to neglect, to overlook.
3. 忘掉 (wàngdiào): to forget, to neglect, to overlook.
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Yes, there is a difference between 忘记 (wàngjì) and 忘 (wàng).
忘记 (wàngjì) means "to forget" or "to overlook."
忘 (wàng) means "to forget" as well but is more commonly used in spoken language and is more casual.
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