"Она часто меня вспоминает."

Translation: She often remembers me.

[Chucklenuts7]

She remembers me?
What's this mean? Is it like "She often thinks of me"?

[JugoMavia]

She might be a alzheimer patient or someone with dementia and "I" in this statement tells about her condition to another family member.

[aatay626142]

It may refer to "recalling"

[servolock]

"she frequently remembers me" DL marked "frequently" wrong so I reported it.

[JanisaChatte]

Thanks for reporting. I added it.

[tanner.hulsebus]

whats the difference between this verb and "помнить"?

[Ixoyzzz]

помнить - to have memories

вспоминать - to remember

That's how I've seen it explained here, but I'm not sure I get the difference yet.

[Angachan]

I understood it the other way around where:

помнить: to remember things, to have a memory;

вспоминать: to recall, reminisce about something in the past.

[nDroae]

According to Wiktionary, the prefix вс- is an alternative form of the prefix воз-, the general sense of which is shown here: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D0%B2%D0%BE%D0%B7-#Russian

[Sonicman1011]

Кто-нибудь еще думает Катюша?

[jaiirapetjan]

I got this correct, but I was wondering if it could also be, "she often reminds me (about something)."?

[epk-let]

for that, i think you'd use напоминать...

она часто напоминает мне взять лекарство. = she often reminds me to take my medicine.

[Kubafizol]

Shouldn't it be: she often mentions me

[StanBerka]

Why is "She recalls me frequently" wrong?

[REDACTED.USER]

She remembers me often not accepted

[the_grind]

Why not mne?

[daughterofAlbion]

мне is dative (the indiкect object) while меня is accusative (the direct object). There are exceptions, where verbs take a case that we would not instinctivelt expect, but as a general rule, the thing acted on by the verb goes into the accusative case.