“If i'm not mistaken” in Japanese
Short answer
If i'm not mistaken in Japanese is “だっけ” (dakke). Full meaning: was it?, I think it was ..., if I've got it right, if I'm not mistaken, remind me, tell me again; (I, we) used to ..., I remember ..., it was ....
Other ways to say “If i'm not mistaken” in Japanese
確か
tashika sure, certain, positive, definite; reliable, trustworthy, safe, sound, firm, accurate, correct, exact; If I'm not mistaken, If I remember correctly, If I remember rightly
若しかして
moshikashite perhaps, possibly, maybe, by any chance, if I'm not mistaken; if, in case, in the event that
ダッケ
dakke was it?, I think it was ..., if I've got it right, if I'm not mistaken, remind me, tell me again; (I, we) used to ..., I remember ..., it was ...
たしか
tashika sure, certain, positive, definite; reliable, trustworthy, safe, sound, firm, accurate, correct, exact; If I'm not mistaken, If I remember correctly, If I remember rightly
慥
tashika sure, certain, positive, definite; reliable, trustworthy, safe, sound, firm, accurate, correct, exact; If I'm not mistaken, If I remember correctly, If I remember rightly
慥か
tashika sure, certain, positive, definite; reliable, trustworthy, safe, sound, firm, accurate, correct, exact; If I'm not mistaken, If I remember correctly, If I remember rightly
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