"Ricordo la risposta del direttore."

Translation: I remember the director's answer.

[JoshuaKnic]

"I remember the answer from the director" should also be accepted.

[WingFan]

I put 'I remember the answer from the director' today and was marked wrong (2/10/19). Should be correct!

[DanV_Rev9]

I said "I remember the response from the director" and have submitted this as an answer which should have been accepted.

[meandmyshadow0]

And I put I remember the question of the director. Is that okay also.

[nbelle94]

It sounds wrong in English. It sounds better when you say I remember the director's answer.

[danagalizia]

My understanding was that "ricordere", when used outside of the infinitive or imperative, is always reflexive. So why isn't the Italian phrase, "Mi ricordo la risposta del direttore."?

[Borgsdottir]

I was confused too, but apparently some verbs can be used in either the regular form or the reflexive form
http://blogs.transparent.com/italian/reflexive-verbs/

[JacquesFre5]

Danagalizia: Ricordere o ricordAre?

[ruth-mac]

Is there a difference between a "reply" and a "response"?

[Viaggiatore]

Not much.

[Old2enough]

I answered "I remember the answer from the director" Why it was not accepted ? It means the same as "director's answer" And why is our English writing corrected some times ? We are learning Italian not English. Italian should be corrected.

[dee325085]

Strictly speaking, it's correct. Just not usually expressed that way.

[John356013]

Why not "I remember the response from the director"?

[Ghislaine259518]

Instead of answer, I wonder if peply or response would be acceptable. Grazie.