The -nai stem of a verb followed by "-zu ni" means "without ___ing."
Your phrase means "without forgetting."
-naide can also be used to mean "without ____ing."
On Monday, January 9, 2006, at 08:36 PM, ai3131 wrote:
> I often come across this phrase: "Wasurezu ni". What function does
> this verbal conjugation perform in Japanese? Or is this a noun, not a
> verb? In nay case, it seems to be derived from the verb "wasureru" --
> "to forget about sthg."
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