Questions & Answers about Recuerdo muy bien mi infancia.
Why is it recuerdo and not "recordo"?
The verb recordar (to remember) has a stem change in the present tense. For most subject pronouns, the o changes to ue, which is why "I remember" becomes recuerdo. The only exceptions are the nosotros and vosotros forms, which keep the o (like recordamos).
Can I say me recuerdo instead of just recuerdo?
No, recordar is not a reflexive verb, so you do not use me. You might be thinking of the verb acordarse, which also means "to remember". If you use that verb, you have to say me acuerdo muy bien de mi infancia. Both verbs mean the exact same thing, but only acordarse uses the pronoun me and the preposition de.
Why does muy bien come before mi infancia? In English we put it at the end.
Does infancia just mean "infancy" (the baby years)?