Me too vs. Me neither
日本語
A:寿司が好きです。
B:私も。
A:なっとが好きじゃないです。
B:私も。
English
A: I like sushi.
B: Me too
A: I don't like natto.
B: Me neither.
If a statement is negative ~ don't, can't, never for example ~ and we want to say that also applies to us, we need to say "Me neither" in English. Me too is only for positive statements.
A: I can't speak German.
B: Me neither.
A: I have never been to Australia.
B: Me neither.
*When the subject of your sentence is someone else, it's common for the word neither to start the sentence. Please look at these examples:
A: Fred isn't good at soccer.
B: Neither is Mike.
A: My grandfather won't use a computer.
B: Neither will mine.
These are also acceptable:
A: I can't speak German.
B: Neither can I.
A: I have never been to Australia.
B: Neither have I.
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