Some confused words
Show me some native ways which use ditto, likewise, me too and you too.
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Actually, it is from "Did too" . Try to watch pokemon, there is a pet named Ditto. She had skill to duplicate enemies)) Hehhe
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Man: "I'm going to the cinema later"
Woman: "Ditto! What are you going to see?"
Man: "Independence Day Resurgence"
Woman: "Ah me too! What time?"
Man: "5:45"
Woman: "Oh what a shame, we could have met for a drink beforehand, but I'm not there until 8pm. Well I hope you enjoy it, see you later!"
Man: "Thanks, you too, bye!"
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Ditto essentially means "me too" so it can be used in a number of ways.
"I like this hamburger" "ditto"
"I think that you are beautiful" "ditto"
"I am going to go to the beach this afternoon" "me too!" says the girl.
"I love you" "I love you too"
"The boy ate his lunch happily. Likewise, the young girl next to him ate with zeal"
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