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How to Say ‘Me too.’ in French

Moi aussi.

mwah oh-see

[mwah oh-see]

🇫🇷 In France: [Moi aussi.] is a very natural quick reply in conversation — warm, casual, and common when you agree with someone's feeling or opinion.

Phrase Breakdown

Moi

[mwah]

me; I

Stressed pronoun meaning “me” or “I,” often used for emphasis, as in “me too.”

Example

Moi aussi, je vais regarder la finale.

Me too, I’m going to watch the final.

aussi

[oh-see]

also; too

Used to say “too” or “also,” especially when agreeing with someone.

Example

Moi aussi, je pense que ce tournoi sera spécial.

Me too, I think this tournament will be special.

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