How to Say “Me Too” in Jamaican

me too
me too is the Jamaican way to say 'me too'.
This phrase is used to express that something mentioned by another person also applies to you.
Meaning: that applies to me as well (phrase)

Did you know?

  • In Jamaican Patois, the phrase me too can be used to agree with a negative statement, such as 'I don't like that', whereas English usually requires 'me neither'.
  • In Jamaican Patois, the word 'mi' can function as a subject, an object, or a possessive pronoun, making it much more versatile than the English 'me'.
  • Jamaican English and Patois exist on a continuum, meaning a speaker might switch from me too to more formal English depending on who they are talking to.

Examples in context

  • She want go home, me too.
    She wants to go home, me too.
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