grammaticality - I love you too vs I too love you - English …
2017年1月13日 · I love you too = I love you + other people. I love you too = I love you in the same manner as someone else loves you. 90% of the time the "someone else" is whoever "you" is in the sentence. "I love you too" is pretty idiomatic in English and the last meaning is usually what these sequence of words mean - but the way it is said or context can ...
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2010年11月12日 · The analogy you draw is between "nice to meet you" and "I love you", but these are not similar sentences. For one, "(It was) nice to meet you" is passive voice; "I love you" is active voice. - (It was) nice to meet you. - (It was nice to meet) you, too. In addition, "I love you" expresses deep feelings, while "nice to meet you" is just a polite ...
Does it make sense to say "Me too" as a reply to "I love you?"
2023年1月10日 · I like it too. I see it too. Of course, if a person says: "I love you" and you want to say the same thing back to them, you can say in standard English: "I love you too" or "I also love you." But in the real world, many people just say: "Me, too." That is just a fact of English life [a joke but true]. "Me, too" can also be read as "Me, I love ...
What is the adverb in these sentences "I love you too" and "I too …
2024年4月9日 · Another loves you. I too love you. Another loves you. I love you too. In the former, there is syntactic emphasis on I by virtue of the placement of too, drawing attention to I. And in the latter there would probably be a vocal tonal emphasis on I when speaking . I love another. I love you too. you also are someone I love.
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2012年3月29日 · You too and me too as responses to: I love you, I miss you, Thank you, ... "you too" "I love you, too." or "I love you too." And you/you too Best wishes to you too. Happy christmas to you too! Have a nice day. you,too...so do you It was nice meeting you. You too / Me too me too ? you too? Me too, you too - responding to "Nice to meet you." Nice ...
You too and me too as responses to: I love you, I miss you, Thank …
2010年1月17日 · I love you is similar. You too - I love you too. Me too - I have the same feelings for you. Thank you is quite different. You too - I suppose this could mean I thank you too. Me too - I can't imagine this being used. Other threads on the "... too" response may be useful. Me too, you too - responding to "Nice to meet you." The same to you vs you too
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2017年9月21日 · He told that we should say "I too love you" in reply to "I love you". When someone asked him why we can't say "I love you too" in reply to "I love you", he answered that it means something different. It should be used in the contexts like this: Girl: Do you love Aisha or me? Boy: I love Aisha, but I love you too. (He means that he loves both ...
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2014年3月9日 · I said to my <girlfriend>, I love you, she replied: you too.(She is english native) i asked her thats not right to reply "you too" you should say "me too" but she said the proper english is "you too"
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2019年10月18日 · "You too" is a short way of saying "It is nice to meet you too". "I'm glad to meet you" should be responded with "me too" because it is a short way of saying "Me too, I'm glad to meet you". However, it does imply a slight confusion so it might be better to say it in full: "I'm glad to meet you too". Is there a clear-cut answer to this? And are ...
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2009年4月23日 · "I love you, too" is the clearest response. "You too" is a shorthand response, but also sounds clear enough...it's short for "I love you too." "Me too" is the least clear of the responses but can be (and sometimes is) used to mean "I love you, too." but can also mean, "I love me, too." and, in fact, can be said in an ironical or joking sense.