I'll kick your ass! - Me too!

Johnny   Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:29 pm GMT
If someone tells you "I love you", you don't answer "Me too", because it would sound like you are saying "I love myself too". Is that true in general? When is "Me too" not idiomatic? Here are a few examples...

A)I'd like to see you naked...
B) Me too...

A) I'll be waiting for you, hon...
B) Me too... :)

A) I'll kick your butt, idiot!
B) Me too, moron!

Thank you.
Skippy   Tue Apr 01, 2008 4:26 am GMT
For "I love you" you would respond "you too."
Johnny   Tue Apr 01, 2008 10:37 am GMT
Thank you.
Yes, I was told to use "You too" or "I love you too" in that case, but I was wondering about the other cases. I mean, the all have something that might be ambiguous or might not sound ok, like "I love you".
Is it ok to use "Me too" in the other examples? Or as an answer to "I'm going to give you something special..." ...Me too!
Guest   Tue Apr 01, 2008 11:08 am GMT
I love you.
-So do I.

I'll be waiting for you, hon...
-So will I
Johnny   Tue Apr 01, 2008 11:19 pm GMT
Yes, but I was interested in "Me too".
jake mackey   Wed Apr 02, 2008 4:30 am GMT
I hope my corrections help........

A)I'd like to see you naked...
B) Me too... (i would like to see myself naked too) incorrect, umless you want to say that as a joke.

A) I'll be waiting for you, hon...
B) Me too... :) (correct)

A) I'll kick your butt, idiot!
B) Me too, moron! ok, but not really 100%. rather laugh and walk away,lol


Jake Mackey