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me neither

me neither

16 6.5
Say you also do not want or do something
  • idiom
  • Informal
translation icon : yo tampoco
  • Miner 2: Me neither!
  • Yeah, me neither
  • Oh, me neither
  • Me neither, really

I don't know me neither got got zero idea.

Examples

  • "Yeah, me neither," I said, turning back to the cabinet and a small bit of sliced onion that must have flown out of a sauce or a sauté before landing on the spice cabinet door across from the stove.

    Fiction book (2001)

  • I don't want to go to the party tonight. - Me neither.

  • Me neither. Let the law be.

    Fiction book (2001)

  • I don't know me neither got got zero idea.

    BFFs: Josh Richards & Bri Chickenfry

  • Yeah, well... me neither... Seymour

    Fiction book (2001)

  • I me neither Where where is there even a Sonic out like the boonies like way out.

  • "Me neither," Jane said.

    Fiction book (1990)

  • "Me neither," I admitted.

    Fiction book (1990)

  • My nigga choke me neither woo who the puss are good when you love her kids like they're yours.

  • She doesn't like spicy food. - Me neither.

Surface Forms

me neither main

Morphology

me + neither

The meaning 'I also do not' is directly derivable from 'me' (referring to the speaker) combined with 'neither' (indicating negation/exclusion), so a B1 learner who knows both words can infer it functions as agreement with a negative statement. The pattern corresponds to common cross-linguistic response forms (e.g., Spanish 'yo tampoco', French 'moi non plus'), making the construction predictable and transparent.

Etymology

Me neither comes from a simple reply where a person points to themselves (me) and adds neither to mean 'not either'. So when you say me neither, you are agreeing with someone's negative statement and saying 'I don't either'.