Do not reply a negative sentence with a "me too" .
If someone says "I don't like chilli", reply with a " me neither or neither do I", not "me too" because "me too" is for positive sentences only.
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Short question answers are always; first, yes I do or No I don't. Sometimes, it's difficult to distinguish between positive and negative sentences. It is also alloud to have a positive sentence with a negative idea like I have no job..
Or you can say: same here.
You can say "Unfortunately, that rings true for me too." or "I'm afraid, I share the same sentiment." or "Unfortunately, I am in the same boat."
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I would say, me neither most of the time.
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Don't bother that much, most of the time they are interchangeable, But keep it noted that, if there are two things we mostly use "that" when something is more out of reach (not just physically) than something else,
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Believing is having confidence in something based on knowledge or proof, while trusting is having faith in someone or something even without all the facts or proof.
