A place
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Ron
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2/11/17
Chris
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2/11/17

Cécile
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6/09/18
Hi Joan,
Sorry about the delay in answering your question...
'Cette falaise me rappelle Douvres' is correct .
As to Chris' suggestion for,
'This reminds me of something',
the only possibility is:
Cela me rappelle quelque chose
You could say:
Je me rappelle (de) quelque chose
Je me souviens de quelque chose
for, 'I remember something'
Hope this helps!
Johanna
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31/12/18
A little off topic but why did you use cela instead of ça in that answer?

Cécile
Kwiziq language super star
31/12/18
No particular reason, Johanna, I was probably feeling 'formal'....you can say both but in written form, 'cela' always sound better than 'ça'.
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Joan
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30 October 2017
5 replies
A place
I checked with reverso.com, and they have Cette falaise me rappelle de Douvres (place). Not just Douvres. How come?
This question relates to:
French lesson "Rappeler (à quelqu'un) = to remind (someone)"