ok, I think i should answer the question about " me, either."
fW-C`x 1. there is a conversation in Prison Break( the first season, fourteenth play): ---- I don't know if I can take it.
1^\w7Rew 2 ---- Me, either.
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(>v'0 RA I copied some pieces from it .
\/NF??k,jk " When people say: I don't like it. I can say " me either".
ukWn@q* But what if one say: "I never saw it" or "I hardly see anything". Should I say "me too" or "me either"
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\fA{ sehdL "You could say Neither did I or Nor did I. I wouldn't say me too."
js_`L#t "Only if you wish to copy youth-speak and those who speak it. It is ungrammatical, but if you want to accept it, that's up to you. I think it is more than "informal", because "informal" does not imply incorrect usage. This is a kind of youth vernacular, and you should only use it if you wish to identify with speakers in this group."
3'4+3X o "I can see that it's incorrect, but at the same time I think the most common thing you'd hear around me (in California) would be "me, neither", no matter what the age of the speaker. It's almost a set phrase, like "says you!" You're as likely to hear it from an 80-year-old as from a teenager.
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g+D2 It is so common that "Neither do I" sounds as stiff as "It is I" in many casual conversations, even though they are both correct English.
8+F5n! If I were writing something, I'd be sure to use "Neither do I." I think I would almost always choose "me, neither" in any casual conversation among friends or family, though. (Even stranger, I would use the long I sound for neither in "Neither do I" but the long E sound in "me, neither." "
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nZl`<M to sum up, we can use "me, either." in fact, it is being used by a group of people . but , since it's not a formal saying, it is only accepted by a certain group of persons ,expecially young people.
Z?axrGmg0 x e`^)2z besides, "same here" can also be used as " me ,too." and it is cool to say "same here"
vi,hWz8WB in addition, "ditto" used to be popular for a while. the most famous example is from <ghost> : " I love you" "ditto"
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