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how do you say: " dont forget my name and my eyes" in japanese?

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watashi no namae to (anata wo mitsumeru)shisen (or manazasi) wo wasure nai de kudasai. 私の名前と(あなたを見つめる)視線(まなざし)を忘れないで下さい。 adds (anata wo mitumeru) , it will be natural japanese.
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Watashi no me to name o wasure de kudasai. Jaxchan's "metsuki" probably works better in this case (it refers more to the expression of the eyes). "Wasure de kudasai" is a somewhat polite form of don't forget ("wasure de kudasaimasen ka" would be more polite). I don't know if "wasurenakute" (the negative te-form) would work here as a plain negative imperative command.
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Watashi no namae to me wasurenaide kudasai.
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:) You don't say such things in Japanese. ;)
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Watashi no metsuki to namae wo wasurenai yo.

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