"Remember me to your parents" is a perfectly valid, if a little formal, phrase.
http://dictionary.cambridge.org...meeting-people
IMO "Greet your parents for me" is a lot odder.
Perhaps this is a continental difference. 'Remember' isn't used this way in North America as far as I can tell. I adopted the sentence because I thought it was an incorrect old translation, but it seems you are right. I will orphan the sentence.
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