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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Urgent---ditto!!!

can i say “ditto” just like "so do/am/can i" as a response to "i like chocolate/ i'm a student/ i can swim"?

can i say "ditto" as a response to"i don't like it".

i hate to have to use "me.too" and "me, either" respectively to affirmative statement and negative statement, so i'd like to use "ditto" to answer everything.
  

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Informally you can use ‘ditto’ to agree with something that has been said in either positive or negative contexts.

— LouiseT

  • Informally you can use ‘ditto’ to agree with something that has been said in either positive or negative contexts.
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Informally you can use ‘ditto’ to agree with something that has been said in either positive or negative contexts.
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"ditto"

= ****. ditto (abbr. do); the same, idem, likewise, also, so, too

= to say ditto, (fam.) - to approve of ( smth. ), to say the same thing

= I say ditto to that - I agree to that

= ditto marks - quotation marks ( " ), repetition sign

* A copy machine is the same as a ditto machine, was a primitive photocopie
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Hi,

You can also say 'Same here', casually.

Clive
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Anonymouscan i say “ditto” just like "so do/am/can i" as a response to "i like chocolate/ i'm a student/ i can swim"?
can i say "ditto" as a response to"i don't like it".
i hate to have to use "me.too" and "me, either" respectively to affirmative statement and negative statement, so i'd like to use "ditto" to answer everything.
You can use "ditto" that
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