"Мені теж"

Translation: Me too

[ketoacidosis]

"Мені теж" could be "Nice to meet you too" or "Me too."

Is it wrong to say "Я теж"?

[henmcb]

"Я теж" is grammatically correct, but it means "I too/also", rather than "Мені теж", which means "to/for me too/also", because it it the dative case.

[ketoacidosis]

Дякую!

[henmcb]

Будь ласка :)

[DerekZahav]

Could you use this in another context where the answer would have Я as a subject? For example:
A: "Я любю молоко."
B: "Я теж."

[JerryMcCarthy99]

It seems so, from henmcb's comment above, and sagitta145's below.

[sagitta145]

Depends on the position of the word "I/me" in the original sentence (whether it was the subject or not.

Я їм м’ясо / хочу пити / ..... --> Я теж.

(Мені) дуже приємно --> Мені теж.

[torkelrogstad]

From what I've understood so far, that would be equivalent of saying "I too", in stead of "me too".

[SamuelGlad]

One hundred percent literally, this would be "to me, too", as you're saying that it is pleasing to me (to meet someone).

[Matty2me]

Я is I, мені means Me

[case_face]

A fun way to say "me too" is "Я/мені також"

[DoctorWho01]

Is it like in Russian
– Приятно познакомится.
– Мне тоже.
So менi is мне?

[MarinaLif]

Yes, менi is мне.

[_ginzburg]

Těší mě in Czech, if I don't remember it wrongly.

[yume.no.genjitsu]

You also can say мені також (me too)

[torackiduo]

So what's the difference between Мені and мій?

[deactivated user]

Мені is "(to) me" - "I" in the dative case. Мій is an adjective, which means "my (possession)".