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How do you say in English tengo mis lagunas?

The best translation of "tengo mis lagunas" depends on the context, but here are a few options:

* I have my gaps/lapses in memory. This is a fairly literal translation and works well if you're talking about forgetting things.

* My memory's a bit hazy/fuzzy. This is a more idiomatic way of saying you don't remember things perfectly.

* I'm a bit vague on the details. This emphasizes uncertainty about specific information.

* I'm a little forgetful. This is a simple and common way to express having a poor memory.

To choose the best option, consider what kind of "lagunas" you're referring to. Are they specific forgotten events, a general lack of memory, or something else?

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