How to say "Me too" in Korean
The natural way Koreans say "Me too" — with the polite form, close alternatives, and audio for every line.
나도
nado
Literally: I also.
When to use it
Two syllables that work almost everywhere. 나 (I) plus 도 (also) - and that 도 attaches to any noun to mean too.
Polite form
- 저도요jeodoyoUse this with strangers, anyone older than you, and at work.
Other ways to say it
- 저도jeodo= Me too (polite)저 is the humble word for I. Use it with anyone older or at work.
- 나도 그래nado geurae= Same hereWhen agreeing with how someone feels.
- 이것도igeotdo= This one tooSame 도, different noun. That is the whole pattern.
In a sentence
- 배고파. 나도.baegopa. nado.I'm hungry. Me too.
- 저도 같은 걸로 주세요.jeodo gateun geollo juseyo.I'll have the same, please.
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