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you_wu

26 January

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What’s the full sentence of “Me, too” in the conversation of “ ‘I have a ruler.’ ‘Me, too.’”?

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newenglandgenie

26 January

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When someone responds with "Me, too" it means I also or I do, too
I have a ruler. Me, too. Means I also have a ruler.

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BassoonBoi

26 January

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我也有 is just fine.

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newenglandgenie

26 January

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When someone responds with "Me, too" it means I also or I do, too
I have a ruler. Me, too. Means I also have a ruler.

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you_wu

26 January

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@newenglandgenie Does it miss a “do” after “it means I also”? Should it be “it means I also do”?

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newenglandgenie

26 January

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No, you don't say "I also do"
It's not ungrammatical but it's awkward and you almost never hear it

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you_wu

26 January

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@newenglandgenie Thank you! Could you please also explain to me why “‘me’, too” and why “‘I’ also”?

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newenglandgenie

26 January

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Grammatically, it's correct to say "I, too" but no one ever says it and everyone always uses the colloquial and casual me, too. You can also say "me, also" which is casual. Does that make sense?

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you_wu

26 January

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@newenglandgenie Yes. Really appreciate your help!🌹

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newenglandgenie

26 January

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@you_wu I'm not sure I explained it very well. If you're confused, please ask again.

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you_wu

27 January

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@newenglandgenie That’s so awesome of you! Thank you very much! Your explanation was very good and was quite helpful for me! 🌷🌷🍹

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newenglandgenie

27 January

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@you_wu I’m glad 👍🏽🥰

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What’s the full sentence of “Me, too” in the conversation of “ ‘I have a ruler.’ ‘Me, too.’”? See a translation

When someone responds with "Me, too" it means I also or I do, tooI have a ruler. Me, too. Means I also have a ruler.

我也有 is just fine.

When someone responds with "Me, too" it means I also or I do, tooI have a ruler. Me, too. Means I also have a ruler.

No, you don't say "I also do"It's not ungrammatical but it's awkward and you almost never hear it

Grammatically, it's correct to say "I, too" but no one ever says it and everyone always uses the colloquial and casual me, too. You can also say "me, also" which is casual. Does that make sense?

@you_wu I'm not sure I explained it very well. If you're confused, please ask again.

@you_wu I’m glad 👍🏽🥰

What’s the full sentence of “Me, too” in the conversation of “ ‘I have a ruler.’ ‘Me, too.’”?

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When someone responds with "Me, too" it means I also or I do, too
I have a ruler. Me, too. Means I also have a ruler.

When someone responds with "Me, too" it means I also or I do, too
I have a ruler. Me, too. Means I also have a ruler.

No, you don't say "I also do"
It's not ungrammatical but it's awkward and you almost never hear it