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Maria D Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

for memory

Hello! Could you help me, please? I need to say that I have bought a souvenir to remember my travel. Can I say "I bought it for memory"? Or I gave a present to my friend "just for memory"? Thank you!
  

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'I bought it as a memento.'

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No, "for memory" doesn't make sense. You could say "for the memories", I suppose, in a particular context. But Rover_KE's suggestion is a good one.
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