How do you say "Likewise." in French?

"Likewise." in French is "Moi aussi.". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Likewise.’ in French

Q: What does "Moi aussi." mean in English?

"Moi aussi." means "Likewise." in English. Usage tip: [Aussi] means [too / as well], so [Moi aussi.] is literally [me too]. It works for many polite exchanges: [Merci.] — [Moi aussi.] would not fit, but [Ravi de vous rencontrer.] — [Moi aussi.] does.

Moi aussi.

mwah oh-SEE

[mwah oh-SEE]

💬 Usage Tip: [Aussi] means [too / as well], so [Moi aussi.] is literally [me too]. It works for many polite exchanges: [Merci.] — [Moi aussi.] would not fit, but [Ravi de vous rencontrer.] — [Moi aussi.] does.

Phrase Breakdown

Moi

[mwah]

Moi is the stressed form of me or I, used for emphasis; in Moi aussi it means me too.

Example

Moi aussi, je suis content.

Me too, I am happy.

aussi

[oh-SEE]

too

An adverb meaning also or too.

Example

Moi aussi, j'aime l'école.

Me too, I like school.

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