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In French, to express [me/you...] neither or nor do [I/you...], you use ... non plus.
Negative sentences with "... non plus" in French
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Note that non plus (neither) is the negative of aussi (also/too).
In French, it's actually simpler than in English for once, as you always use non plus as a shorter way to answer in the negative (i.e. neither or nor), as such:
Je ne mange pas beaucoup. - Non, moi non plus.I don't eat much. - No, me neither.
I don't eat much. - No, nor do I.
I don't eat much. - No, nor do I.
Note that because plus is used in a negative context here, you don't pronounce the final "s".
See also Ne ... pas non plus = Not ... either (French Negations)
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Examples and resources
I don't eat much. - No, nor do I.
- Moi non plus !I don't see Boris.
- Me neither!
counter example
- Moi aussi !I see Boris.
- Me too!
