Чем все-таки отличается I too от Me too (в контексте - I study, and u? - Me'I too) и какой вариант правильнее?

Question: I'm confused, why do people use "me too?" and not "I too?"thanks.

Reply 1: There are, of course, times when "I, too" would be appropriate. Fact is, we just say me too.
End of phone conversation: "I love you". "Me too", meaning I love you, too. In actuality, it is saying I love me too, but we know that isn't the intent

Reply 2: It's a tradition. It's a shortened form of "The same is true for me too".

Лучшим объяснением будет именно 2ой ответ, думаю

Me правильнее

потому что в английском языке, как ни странно, есть правила. По правилам me too, а i too просто НЕ правильно.

конечно ME TOO правильно!! ! I TOO вообще грубейшая ошибка, хоть преподу такое не ляпните!

t's acceptable in all conversational situations to respond with "Me, too" or "Me neither" whether or not the "correct" pronoun is "I" or "Me."

We say, "I'm hungry" and our listener says either "Me, too" or " I am too."

Or "I want to eat now" Response: "Me, too" or "I do too."

Or: "I don't want to eat now" Response: "Me neither" or "I don't either."

It's useful to practice both ways of responding with these short, conversational responses since both are quite common in everyday speech.

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а вы слышали что бы говорили I too ?

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