"Me neither."

Translation: Neppure io.

[gullideckel]

Shouldn't it be "Neanch'io"?

[luigi63]

I used "Neanch'io" and it was accepted.

[mdcooper88]

that's what I've always been taught

[Pedro_TC]

I think this link is very useful:

ADGBLOG: Quando si usa anchio, neanchio, anche a me, ...

[Waspi]

"Nemmeno io" was also correct

[BampaOwl]

And "Io nemmeno". But don't follow DL's hints!

[PliLopes]

I put the same!

[josh2934]

I've never had a lesson on nommeno or neanche and this is practice for me.

[dewluca]

the hints are useless on this one . . . but I guessed it because I had written down the list of words from the lessons page . . . shouldn't have to do that to get it right with no previous exposure to the word!

[Juliermo]

Neanch'io was accepted (as it should ;) )

[ihrma]

Neppure io.... also marked correctly

[Lezow]

why is "Io nessuno" incorrect

[Dr.Fandey]

Cause literally it means "I nobody" and doesn't sound correct in Italian nor in English.

[TanyaBella76]

why isn't 'mi' accepted?

[ion1122]

Pronouns like 'mi' cannot be used by themselves, they must be attached to a verb. Furthermore, you want the subject pronoun (io) here, not the object pronoun. Think of the Italian as meaning 'nor I' or 'not even I' rather than 'me neither'.

[TheFinkie]

Non anche io? Is this correct?

[MariaIramendy]

Could you say: neanche io?