Moi non plus
Example: Je n'aime pas le chocolat, moi non plus.
Definition
"Moi non plus" is a French expression used to indicate agreement with a negative statement made by someone else, meaning 'me neither' or 'neither do I.' It emphasizes that the speaker shares the same negative sentiment or experience as the previous statement.
Etymology
The phrase "Moi non plus" literally translates to 'me neither' in English. It combines 'moi' (me), 'non' (not), and 'plus' (more), constructed to express agreement in the negative. This expression is common in French conversational language to respond to negative statements.
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