Jan 13, 2017 · I love you too = I love you + other people. I love you too = I love you in the same manner as someone else loves you. 90% of the time the "someone else" is whoever "you" is in the sentence. "I love you too" is pretty idiomatic in English and the last meaning is usually what these sequence of words mean - but the way it is said or context can ...

Feb 24, 2010 · I love you, too. = "I love you, besides." or = "I love you, incidentally." or with the stress on I or you as above, "I love you, also." I love you too. = "I love you also." P.S. In my dialect, a comma always means something in terms of intonation or rhythm.

Nov 12, 2010 · The analogy you draw is between "nice to meet you" and "I love you", but these are not similar sentences. For one, "(It was) nice to meet you" is passive voice; "I love you" is active voice. - (It was) nice to meet you. - (It was nice to meet) you, too. In addition, "I love you" expresses deep feelings, while "nice to meet you" is just a polite ...

Jan 10, 2023 · I like it too. I see it too. Of course, if a person says: "I love you" and you want to say the same thing back to them, you can say in standard English: "I love you too" or "I also love you." But in the real world, many people just say: "Me, too." That is just a fact of English life [a joke but true]. "Me, too" can also be read as "Me, I love ...

Aug 2, 2023 · Him telling you that you say "I love you" too much just feels like a ploy to get you to get frustrated enough to break up so that he won't be the bad guy. Because honestly that's bizarre. So I would suggest a nice, long, calm, sit down chat about your relationship, and specifically about a possible timeline for getting married. Because again ...

May 25, 2015 · I just noticed when sending an 'I .... you, too.' message that was not 'I love you too.' the sentence structure was almost identical but I felt the need to put a comma when it wasn't 'I love you'. It's such a stock phrase: "I love you too." But is this correct? Is the comma optional? Has this become a norm and is therefore acceptable? Is the ...

Mar 29, 2012 · You too and me too as responses to: I love you, I miss you, Thank you, ... "you too" "I love you, too." or "I love you too." And you/you too Best wishes to you too. Happy christmas to you too! Have a nice day. you,too...so do you It was nice meeting you. You too / Me too me too ? you too? Me too, you too - responding to "Nice to meet you." Nice ...

For example, I might I say I love you when my boyfriend makes me laugh on a hard day. I mean you have filled me with joy and I am grateful to have you with me. I love you is the short hand. If she likes Star Wars, some times you could reply to I love you with “I know.” You could also potentially say “you too.” Talk to your partner.

Jan 17, 2010 · I love you is similar. You too - I love you too. Me too - I have the same feelings for you. Thank you is quite different. You too - I suppose this could mean I thank you too. Me too - I can't imagine this being used. Other threads on the "... too" response may be useful. Me too, you too - responding to "Nice to meet you." The same to you vs you too

Apr 9, 2024 · Another loves you. I too love you. Another loves you. I love you too. In the former, there is syntactic emphasis on I by virtue of the placement of too, drawing attention to I. And in the latter there would probably be a vocal tonal emphasis on I when speaking . I love another. I love you too. you also are someone I love.