How would you say "Me too"?

Question

I know the phrase Y tu is used a lot for and you but is there a me too?

Would it be y yo?

Is there a direct translation to too?

I actualy never bothered to ask even though I'm taking Spanish III .....

sora, please read PM, this is mandatory, I want to be clear on that, and please change your profile info on the proficiency of Spanish, thanks - 00494d19, Nov 7, 2011

Sorry Heidita, don't usually check PM's - sora62896, Nov 7, 2011

Answer 1

Can one of you sir's and lady's, give an example of using "a mi tambien"? I have heard and seen in writing "yo tambien" but never the other. Please and Thankyou's =)

For example,

I say, I have to leave. If you (the subject) too have to leave, you'll say "yo también'.

I say "I like to dance" (dancing is pleasing to me - object), (a mí) me gusta bailar. If you too like to dance, you'll say "me too", a mí también.

If I say I don't like to dance, (a mí) no me gusta bailar. If you don't like to dance either, you'll say "a mí tampoco".

Very helpful..Thanks - Peas, Nov 8, 2011

Thank you so very much! - mrjess, Nov 8, 2011

Answer 2

You could say "yo también", which literally translates to "I also"... a more literal translation would be "mí demasiado" which literally means "me too", but the first suggestion is used more often and is probably a better choice.

Hope this helps!

"Yo tambien" if speaking as subject. If speaking as object, "a mi tambien". - 0000000, Nov 8, 2011

0000000 ¡Feliz Cumpleaños!:) - FELIZ77, Nov 8, 2011

Answer 3

"mí demasiado" which literally means "me too"

Sorry, this does not exist.

I agree with heidi - Rey_Mysterio, Nov 7, 2011

Me neither! - SusanaEspana, Nov 7, 2011

Answer 4

también. a mi también

:) - FELIZ77, Nov 7, 2011

Answer 5

I would go with "yo también".

Answer 6

Can one of you sir's and lady's, give an example of using "a mi tambien"? I have heard and seen in writing "yo tambien" but never the other. Please and Thankyou's =)

Welcome to the forum, :) - 00494d19, Nov 8, 2011

Answer 7

Can one of you sir's and lady's, give an example of using "a mi tambien"? I have heard and seen in writing "yo tambien" but never the other. Please and Thankyou's =)

Soy española. Yo también.

Este hombre es guapo, pues aquél también.

Me gusta el azúcar, a mí también.

Me adoran los niños. A mí también.