This is /It's so me

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?What's the meaning of this expression "This is/it's so me"? Please provide some examples?"Do It's so relatable" and "It's so me" have the same meaning?

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

The meanings are different.

"so me" is "so much like me", "just like me", "just what I like", "the exact same thing that I would do".

You can put "so" before other words that represent people: "so you", "so Gary", "so him", "so Lucy". But usually it's just "me" and "you".

I just read a really good book. You should read it. It's so you.
Bringing up something from the 14th century is so me.
It was an unusual dress, the kind that you have to own to pull off, but it was so, so me.

"so relatable" is "so easy to feel sympathetic toward", "so easy to understand", "so easy to find something in common with".

I'm always amazed at the writer's ability to make the characters and stories so relatable.
She's really open and vulnerable, and that's the thing that makes Chelsea so relatable and appealing.
The characters in the show are so relatable that they have become a part of every household.

CJ

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