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let us mention vs let us remind

Both 'let us mention' and 'let us remind' are correct phrases, but they are used in different contexts. 'Let us mention' is used when introducing a topic or bringing something up for the first time, while 'let us remind' is used when bringing something back to someone's attention. The choice between the two depends on whether you are introducing new information or reiterating something previously discussed.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 856 views

let us mention

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when introducing a topic or bringing something up for the first time.

Use 'let us mention' when you want to introduce a topic or bring something up for the first time in a conversation or discussion.
  • Let us mention first the banning of HADEP, yet another ban imposed on a party that champions in particular the concerns of minorities in Turkey.
  • For example, let us mention the pursuit of dialogue with Mediterranean countries.
  • Let us mention the Committee on the Islands - CRAM 6, the European Parliament's Eurisles group, the Imedoc Protocol, the Baltic island group, to name but a few.
  • Among the positive points, let us mention the synergy between Community programmes, Erasmus, which has now become Socrates, and the directive, and also the fact that this directive appears to have encouraged the convergence of our eduction and training programmes.
  • If we want to talk about discrimination and lack of equal opportunities in Europe, let us also mention the call from women in the Islamic communities.
  • So in future please let us not just mention ourselves, but also the people who live there.
  • Lastly, let us just mention the plight of pilots: the suspension of 'use it or lose it' may well see some pilots out of a job.
  • Let us not even mention the issue of services of general interest.
  • Let us not even mention the danger to the health and life of those who have climbed into a mixer which they can only come out of at the risk of losing their job.
  • Let me mention four more points.
  • Let me mention briefly what happened on Thursday.
  • Let me also mention two more principles.
  • Let me mention a further issue in this context.
  • Let me mention a few key issues in Mrs Peijs report.
  • Let me mention the other examples from this overall project.
  • Let me mention the most important issues that are at stake.
  • By way of example, let me mention the journalists' association.
  • Let me mention only ambulance services.
  • Finally, let me mention Europe itself.
  • Let me mention briefly the individual amendments.

Alternatives:

  • let's talk about
  • let's bring up
  • let's discuss

let us remind

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when you want to bring something back to someone's attention.

Use 'let us remind' when you want to prompt someone to remember something or bring something back to their attention that has been discussed before.
  • Let us remind national leaders here and now that Europe demands give as well as take.
  • Let us remind Lady Ashton that all EU Member States enjoy the same rights and, therefore, they must be sufficiently represented in the structures of the new European diplomatic service, both at the headquarters in Brussels and in the EU delegations.
  • On the second issue - that of prisoners' rights - let us remind everyone that the rule of law demands respect for the law on the rights of prisoners.
  • Let us remind you how shackled to this family you really are,
  • Let us remind people of the way in which democracy triumphed over dictatorship and oppression was exchanged for freedom.

Alternatives:

  • let's remember
  • let's not forget
  • let's recall

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