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"Me either"or"Me neither"? --I don't like the cold weather --Me either.(Or me neither?)

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You could answer: A) Me neither. B) Neither do I. C) I don't either. But NOT "Me either", that's just wrong.
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Hyejeong is correct, however, I've seen statistics indicating that the incorrect "me either" is more common in speech these days, although I personally would never use such a barbarism. Bottom line: pay attention to the people around you. Good luck.
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"Me either" is wrong.
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Me neither I don't either
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Most English teachers will probably tell you the correct answer is "me neither." Personally, I say that too. But these days lots of native speakers can be heard saying "me either" too.

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