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In English, if a friend tells you they don't like something, you can agree by saying "me neither" or "neither do I". What would you use in Spanish?
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In English, if a friend tells you they don't like something, you can agree by saying "me neither" or "neither do I". What would you use in Spanish?

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I don’t agree with it as well in Spanish Yo tampoco estoy de acuerdo
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In Spanish, “me neither” translates to “yo tampoco.”
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