VOA一分鐘英語：用 so 和 neither 表示 “有同感”

相信不少朋友們都知道，“Me too.” 和 “Me neither.” 這兩句話都可以表示自己和談話中的另一方有相同的看法或經(jīng)歷。你知道怎樣用以 “so” 和 “neither” 開頭的句子來表達(dá)相同的含義嗎？
 
Hi, everyone, James here.
We're going to take a look at some quick and easy ways to agree with other people's opinions.
If someone says something positive that you agree with, you can say so do I or so am I.
I love sushi!
So do I!
I'm really tired today.
So am I!
You can also say me too!
However, when somebody says something negative with the word 'not' for example, we use the word neither (pronounce /?na?.ð?/) or neither (pronounce /?ni?.ð?/). Neither do I, or Neither am I.
I don't go to the cinema very often.
Neither do I.
I'm not very well at the moment.
Neither am I.
We can also just say me neither!
So, to agree with something positive, you use the word so, but to agree with something negative, we use the word neither (pronounce /?na?.ð?/) or neither (pronounce /?ni?.ð?/).
Thanks for joining us, everybody.
 
用法總結(jié)
1. 在他人用肯定句對(duì)某事表達(dá)看法后，我們可以用 “So do I.” 和 “So am I.” 等來表示 “我也是” 或 “我有同感”，意思與 “me too” 相同。
I go jogging everyday.
So do I! 
I watched the football game last night.
So did I!
I am turning 20 this year.
So am I!
I was really happy yesterday.
So was I!
 
2. 在他人用否定句對(duì)某事表達(dá)看法后，我們可以用 “Neither do I.” 和 “Neither am I.” 等來表示 “我也是” 或 “我有同感”，意思與 “me neither” 相同。“Neither” 的兩種讀音 （/?na?.ð?/ 和 /?ni?.ð?/）都正確。
I don't like that show.
Neither do I! 
I didn't go out for three days because it was raining.
Neither did I!
I'm not an outgoing person.
Neither am I!
I wasn't in the office last Tuesday.
Neither was I!