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And does this really match the Italian?
Does "non + dovere" mean that you could do it if you want?

I misread the sentence.
It must at least be "You don't have *to* forget to wake me tomorrow morning." to be grammatical. Then it would mean "It's not necessary for you to forget to wake me tomorrow morning", right? I wonder if the Italian could really mean that.

We might need to review all Guybrush88's translations and links concerning "don't have to".

CK's English translation above is correct; all the Italian sentences say it. They should be linked to THAT English sentence, and thus this sentence should be deleted.

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