ok, I think i should answer the question about " me, either."
X;]3$\F 1. there is a conversation in Prison Break( the first season, fourteenth play): ---- I don't know if I can take it.
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(PWH ---- Me, either.
k?-S`o%Q sources from
http://www.tingroom.com/lesson/yueyu1st/39609.html -\,VGudM} 2. there is an argument on a foreign website.
^[TOZ XL`: I copied some pieces from it .
*k6$ " When people say: I don't like it. I can say " me either".
(Y;'[. But what if one say: "I never saw it" or "I hardly see anything". Should I say "me too" or "me either"
=|JKu' Thanks in advance"
l $ Zs~@N "You could say Neither did I or Nor did I. I wouldn't say me too."
J/7 u7_ "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."
M?hFCt3Y "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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~]hM 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.
NDo^B7 R- 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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tW~d more details ,please refer to
http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=99196 H A\A$> ?h&l
tD C->[$HcRa 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.
T &*eOr 4K #^dJnC besides, "same here" can also be used as " me ,too." and it is cool to say "same here"
.~ ,^u in addition, "ditto" used to be popular for a while. the most famous example is from <ghost> : " I love you" "ditto"
yu_gNro L "ditto" means the same as above. from
http://www.icansay.com/new/index.php?ArticleID=4205 +/_!P;I 9OZ>y0)K~ )$F6
