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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

[The] same for me, please



Do you think that both "The same for me, please" and "Same for me, please" are correct?
  

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Yes. The full form is 'the same'. 'Same' is a casual alternative in conversation.

— Mister Micawber

  • Yes.
  • The full form is 'the same'.
  • 'Same' is a casual alternative in conversation.
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Yes. The full form is 'the same'. 'Same' is a casual alternative in conversation.
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Thanks a lot, MM. Emotion: smile

Would it be correct to say "Give me the same, please" to mean "The same for me, please"?
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