Stop Saying ME TOO in English - Say This Instead!

Stop saying me too all the time. I like pizza. Me too. I'm having a good time. Me too Me too is probably one of the first things you learned in English and there's nothing wrong with saying me too It's something that native English speakers say a lot But if you've been following the channel, you know that I always advocate for expanding your vocabulary as much as possible Which is why in today's video. I'm going to teach you several useful alternatives to me, too My name is Michael Anton. I'm the founder of English at the ready and it's my goal to help you become fluent in English If you're agreeing with somebody, yes, you can say me too, but more casually you can also say same for example I like dogs same or same here or I'm right there with you. I'm right there with you You could also say so do I and my favorite word, which is more formal is the word likewise. I Love this word. You can use this in so many different situations When you're agreeing with somebody for example, if somebody says I hate the cold You could say likewise or if somebody says I hope you're having a good day You can say likewise same to you likewise is a great word And if there's one word, I want you to take away from this video. It's the word likewise Okay, if you want to agree with somebody more enthusiastically You could say a hundred percent for example, it's a beautiful day today hundred percent absolutely for real for real is more Informal and casual. It's almost a slang term. You might also hear for sure for sure I couldn't agree more. I couldn't agree more or Totally totally if you want to empathize with somebody and put yourself in their shoes For example, if you're talking to a colleague and they say I have so much on my plate right now You could say I know the feeling I know the feeling I get it I've been there I can relate or I hear you I hear you when you're agreeing with a preference or an opinion You might say I'm with you on that. I'm with you on that. I agree. I'm with you I feel the same way. I feel the same way. That's how I feel too That's how I feel too or I'd say the same I'd say the same and lastly if you're writing an email or letter I know letters are not very common nowadays, but you might want to use more formal language For example, as I mentioned earlier So do I so do I if you want to take it up a notch? You could say as do I as do I I share that view I share that view or perspective I share that perspective again You could say likewise or lastly the same applies to me the same applies to me as you can see There are many different alternatives to me too. Nothing wrong with me, too But if you want to expand your vocabulary and sound more natural make sure you memorize at least some of the words we've learned today I hope you found this video useful as always if any of these words were new to you or if you can think of any More make sure to leave a like subscribe to English at the ready here on YouTube And if you want to study with me click the link in the description below to learn more about our online programs I'll see you in the next lesson