Do they imply the same meaning ?
1) I'm poorly / me poorly
2) I want it / me want it
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The second parts don't make any grammatical sense. However, both parts of each imply the same meaning.
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Using "me" as the subject of a sentence in English is grammatically incorrect.
"I'm poorly"- "I am sick/ill"
"I want it"- 我想要它
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