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vtnguyen49
vtnguyen49: 10 months ago

What's the difference between 'you too' and 'me too'?

I have two short conversations like this: 'A: Nice to meet you. B: You too.' and 'C: Nice to meet you. D: Me too.' Which response above is correct - you too or me too? If both are acceptable, would you like to tell me the difference here?

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LucyNJersey
LucyNJersey: 10 months ago

The correct response is me too. It is used to show appreciation to the other person. If "you too" is used it will mean that the other person was pleased to meet you and not you yourself who was pleased.

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j_sheree
j_sheree: 10 months ago via iPhone | Last edited at 4:58AM on 7/23/2012

If you are saying back that it was nice to meet them as well then "you too" that is the response I always use.

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cheerleaderojhs: 10 months ago

You to sounds right if u say me to it sounds really weird

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a_dog_called_bambi: 10 months ago

You too. Me too is saying that it is nice to meet yourself. =)

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