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24 Dec 2016
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What's more appropriate to use "same here" or "same to you"? I heard someone said that it's more appropriate to use same here.
What's more appropriate to use "same here" or "same to you"? I heard someone said that it's more appropriate to use same here.
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They are used in different scenarios.
If you say, I cant wait for winter break, someone night reply, same here. meaning they are looking forward to the break too.
If someone says have a good day or enjoy your winter break, you can respond, same to you.
You are saying I hope you enjoy your day/break.
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They are used in different scenarios.
If you say, I cant wait for winter break, someone night reply, same here. meaning they are looking forward to the break too.
If someone says have a good day or enjoy your winter break, you can respond, same to you.
You are saying I hope you enjoy your day/break.
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It depends on the topic.
If you share a similar feeling/thing/event/etc as the person you are talking to, you can use "same here" Ex: If your friend tells you they have a lot of work to do you can say "same here" to indicate that you also have a lot of work to do.
If the person you are talking to tells you something and you want to tell the same thing back to them, you can use "same to you" Ex: If your friend tells you "Have a good day", you can say "Thank you, same to you"
I hope this helps ! （＾Ｏ＾）
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