How to Say “Me Too” in Spanish Slang

By Tom Ivan • Updated October 16, 2026

Yo también

everyday

The standard way to say "me too" is Yo también. Casual speech often shortens it to Yo igual, and some people say Ídem for "the same".

Meaning: agreeing with someone (phrase)

Ways to say it

“me too” in Spanish
Spanish	Note
Yo también	everyday
Yo igual	casual
Ídem	casual

Use it to agree after a positive statement. After a negative one, Spanish uses Yo tampoco, meaning "me neither".

What mistakes should you avoid?

Do not say Yo también after a negative sentence, because Yo tampoco is the right form.

Did you know?

Ídem comes from Latin and is used in Spanish for "the same".

Examples in context

Tengo hambre. Yo también.
I am hungry. Me too.
Me encanta ese grupo. Yo igual.
I love that band. Me too.
Feliz domingo. Ídem.
Happy Sunday. Same to you.

Example conversation

Julia and Mateo talk about lunch in the school yard.

Julia

Tengo mucha hambre.
I am very hungry.
Mateo

Yo también.
Me too.
Julia

Vamos a comer.
Let us go eat.

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About The Author

Tom Ivan

Hola, I'm Tom, a language enthusiast with a keen interest in everything Spanish. When I'm not creating comprehensive guides on Spanish phrases, I'm indulging in my love for travel, churrasco, and vanilla-bean inspired pastries. I believe learning a language is not just about the words, but brewing an entire cultural experience. Over the years, I've transformed this passion into helping others bust language barriers, one phrase at a time. I draw my motivation from my playful Labrador, un gato travieso (a naughty cat), and my fascination for history, particularly anything to do with dinosaurs y Neanderthals.

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